Marriage of Miss Hadie Solovich Ends in Portland Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Hadie Solovich, second daughter of Mr and Mrs Solovich, to Shawarta Swartz of Portland took place at Tah Street with Rabbi Essig officiating. The couple will travel to Vancouver and Manila before settling in Cortland, with Mr Swartz employed by Pacific Coast General Co. Guests from New York, Boston and Portland attended a lengthy reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadie Nets
Solovieh
Joseph Solowien
Shawarta
Dail Stiwaete
Portland
Tah
Leen
Rabbi Essig
Porthind
Sivanies
Gertisa
Witte Fader
Sadyve Sate Viel
Ant Ste
Harry Shwartz
United States Naval
Bowdoin 10
Geen
Shwaeety
Solovich
Shhwartz
Cetia
Megan Avery
Avers
Eal
Cortland
New York
Vancouver
B.C
Russia
Yokohame
Shanghai
Manila
Rome
Mer. Swartz
Pacific Con Aa Geneial Co
Bowhag
Thee
Sof Tvg
Phi Beta Keppa
Daeatie
Coa
Oytas
India
CIA
Tie
Tonis Teerson
Diarnguter Agnes
Pervishane
Chacehter Mirkin
Boston
George Wolf
Mrs
Samuel Wolf
Alyne Pvrman
Bowdeinham
Bryant & G Stratton School
Cours
Pas
Soule Construction Co
A Cannon
BK. Ferguson
Philip Ridegut
OM. Graves
CL Nealey
Charles Adams
Brunswick
P.O. Jack
Augusta
Vernon Lowell
Hoover Luncheon Committee Report Receives Broad Support
The Cosmopolitan club Hoover luncheon committee met at Mrs. Frederick de Drake’s home. Treasurer’s report shows $360 raised with more to come. They praise wide cooperation and extended thanks. Donations aided Old Ladies Home, Old Folks Home, Bath Naval and Military Asylum, five families fed by Red Cross, and Salvation Army. Bath duties foster European Relief Fund support. Committee members listed, with Miss Mary I. Gibbons as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Hoover
Tlome
Bath Naval and Military Asylum
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Bath
European Relief Fund
Frederick FE. Drake
Herbert B. Madzard
Allen M. Trish
Claenee BE. Johnson
EE. Motley Fuller
George DB. Drake
Frank KE. Southard
Roscoe P. McFadden
Leland R. Mitchell
Viola GG. Trogan
Seth S. Mullin
Florence Calderwood
Edwina Mayers
Dorothy Jewett
Mary L. Turpin
Clarence Morse
Mary I. Gibbons
City Government Hears Reports at Special Meeting
Reading of annual reports dominated a Thursday night city meeting. The treasurer and city auditor presented the finance committee raid report as key items, with sessions covering the Patten Free Library funds and details on debt reduction, city stables and garage plans, fire department and alarms, and Chief Parks’ department report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cty
Finance Committee
Fire Department
Post Road Notes Andree Movements In Town
The Cowdoinham Post Road items note returnees Chanth and family and several residents changing work places. Miss Helen Grould hosted a League gathering with 612 attendees and a pleasant evening of games. The Androscoggin Kennebec Co car service to Bath for plant workers is discontinued and maple sap hopes hinge on weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartie Thant
Mar
Punt
Millay Bros
Hazel Clay
Frank Jenkin
Gertrude Rundstrom
Miro
Androscoggin & Kenneberry. Co
Topsham
Bath
Alh
Postmaster Hartnett Neared Retirement After Wilson Era
Bath postmaster Fred W. Hartnett plans to leave his office as Harding administration prepares to rescind Wilson era civil service protections. Hartnett, in Bath since August 1915, has overseen the office’s rise from second to first class and a salary increase from 2700 to 3000. Appointed through Congressman McGillicuddy after a party primary, his four year term expired without reappointment, and he has continued serving pending a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Hartnett
Federal
Harding
Wilson
Civil Service
Hartnett
Mr. Hartnett
Bath
Daniel J. McGillicuddy
George S. Tiughes
Forum Attendance Sets New Season Record at Music Hall
Owen Reo Lovejoy of New York spoke on Woman's Place in Democracy to a large, standing audience at Music Hall. He urged women's equal role in politics and society, decrying stale party politics and advocating civic responsibility and industrial relations reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Reo Lovejoy
Ll.d
New York
National Child Labor Committee
Forum
Music Hall
Tuany
Charles Lester Smith
Carmeth Appleby
Morse
America
Cnde
Vfe
Cotter
Wei Oiust
Sutton
Todustey
Former Bath Boy Returns From China
McQuarrie, Bath native and assistant chief engineer of Western Electric, recounts a Shanghai factory tale where workers blamed evil spirits for a buzz saw accident and consoled with a priest ritual performed in the courtyard. He notes Chinese laborers are industrious and quick to learn shop routines. Miro McQuarie was Bath’s first telephone operator in Bank block forty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuarrie
Western Electric Co
Cie
Boston News
Ching Electric Co
Shanghai
MarketQuarrie
Chines
Miro McOuserie
Bath
Death of Charles Tolten of Brockton
Bath friends report the death of Charles Tolten, son of Mrs. Charris Helton of Brockton Massachusetts. The child fell ill only a few days with meningitis. Mrs. Helton, formerly Miss Helen Berry, daughter of Dr John C. Berry, has spent summers in Bath and at Wynburg, her father’s camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Charris Helton
Brockton
Mass
Charles Tolten
Helton
Helen Berry
John C. Berry
Wynburg
Bowdoinham Candidates Vie For Town Offices At Meeting
Candidates appear for town posts as Bowdoinham eyes a lively town meeting. Voters debate the town deficit of five dollars on last year’s bills and the need to fund it. Dr. Sk. Douglass and Charles A. Newton announce bids for selectman and road commissioner roles respectively, bringing experienced looks to the race. A public meeting organized a development committee to attract industry, while residents marked wedding anniversaries and social visits amid a flurry of local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sk. Douglass
Bid- Selectman
Charles A. Newton
Newton
Douglass
Board of Selectmen
VP Hall
Co. TL Melwen
George Denham
PC. Newley
Albert Henderson
C. A. Newton
Fulton
Lowell
L. 2. Temple
E.P. Kendall
Charles J. Brown
Brongwick
Freeport
C. OB. Prandall
Portland
Elsie
Dorothy Dickinreno O
Clarence Blackman
Willian Bonney
T. W. Boggs
Frank Cornish
Brooklyn
N.Y
Visi
Nancy Cornish
Bath
Charles Page
Gardiner and
Litchfield
Robert Temple
Shirley Lancaster
Wiscasset
Tarry Mosher
Wls. Given
Lewiston
Perbert
TE. BR. Cornish
Planford Balls
Marie Ashley
Salem
Miass
Willi Netley
Bowdoin Center
Jack
Waterville
Maes
Mrr
Mia BF. I. Nichols
John Maher
Jenice
Brunswick
Beth Ny
G. OR. Cutler
Jessie Cromwell
Z. A. Cannon
Charles McEwen
Ruth
Augusta
Standish Reed
Togus Hospital
Florence
Nona Fogg
Village Lodge
Epworth Leute
Ida Fowle
Jewie Ames
Florence Wilson
Toston
Bowdoinham 1888 Fertilizer Cargo Boosted Bowdoinham Interest
Long note on Kendall Bros delivering 200 tons of fertilizer in Bath over 1.5 days with team and four men. Local reaction praises the project as the best ever, plus a Town Hall amateur show review, receipts of 40 dollars, and town meeting warrant details for highway funds and town improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall Bros
Bath
Bowdoinham
Miram
Wilson Cumide
Minnie Given
Grump
Susie Rideout
Anderton
Mabel King
Cora Staples
Mert Usuberhind
Milt Harmon
Eaton Cone
Cornish
Capital
FL Bicknetl
Mr. Eaton
Cypher
Willie Sampson
Johny Grump
SSS
Highwa
M. Shee
J. J. Brown
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Blood Purifier
The text extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a meritorious blood medicine amid rising costs and root scarcity. It claims consistent quality, longer-lasting bottles, and effectiveness after flu grip fevers and other debilitating illnesses. It also asserts blood purification and appetite improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Iloyd
Cyod
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DEPT
Gossard
Price
David T. Percy & Sons
P. Boudreau
Cath
Liberty Theatre
Paramount and
Artcraft Pictures
Bath Opera House
Opera House
Cowdoinham Post Road
Dass
China
Richmond
Coombs High School
Richmond Corner
VF. OK
John R. Stanwood
Edna Trufant
Hazel Cornish
Botton
Ernst Lancaster
Dorothy
Charles Rumrill
Andrew Spicer
Charles Andrews
Massachusetts
Albert IT. Shaw
Walward H. Kimball
Adelaide White
Dike
Lillian Crocker
Andrews Read
Cretonnes
Senter
Saine
Peruvia
Bolivia
Ramonia
Delux
Trico
Polo
Orlando
Marvella
Bath Dept Store
Center Street
Unicorn Dairy Ration
Bath Grain CO
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