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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1926

Page

4

New Year Socials Dot Bath Neighborhood Gatherings

A flurry of New Year events fills Bath with parties and games. Hostesses including Mrs. George Wallace and Mrs. Ernest Heal arrange cake, ice cream, and gift exchanges. Notables such as Mrs. Sherman Tabor and Mrs. Charles Oliver attend. Eminent commander N Gratz Jackson attends Charles L Mosher funeral in Bowdoinham.

Psaces Vx George Wallace Somerset Mace Harry A. Beals Leland Plummer Fred B N. Gratz Jackson Dunlap Commandery Charles L. Mosher Bowdoinham Mr. Mosher Gorham E. T Bath

Miss Evelyn Oliver Hosts Bridge Party and Visits

Miss Evelyn Oliver entertained Friday afternoon with two bridge tables for house guests Miss Virginia Rankin of Portland. Prizes went to Miss Marein ect and the trophy to Miss Wilhelmina Gackenbach. Several guests traveled to Boston and Dorchester for weddings and visits while others attended parties and dances in Bath.

Evelyn Oliver Virginia Rankin Portland Marein Ect Wilhelmina Gackenbach

Bridge-Merrill store owner returns from New York trip

Harrys P Bridge of the Bridge Mer rill store returned from a several day business trip to New York City with a report on market conditions and merchandise.

Harrys Jason A. Merrill Dridge-Merrill Tno New York

Miss Charlotte Meeker Heads to Miami for Winter

Miss Charlotte I. Meeker of S00 Washington Street leaves Wednesday for Miami to stay with her brother Silney J. Meeker for a few weeks. Miss Mary Rose Gallant will join at the same time to work as a cook in the Meeker household and plans to remain all winter.

Charlotte I. Meeker Washington Street Miami Silney J. Meeker Mary Rose Gallant Meeker

New Year Socials and Visits Span Bath Residents

Ernest Hathorne of North Woolwich dies while on business in Bath. A New Year’s Eve joke tree gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Crocker’s High street home features cards and refreshments for guests including Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rice and others. Numerous visits extend from Bath to Portland, Boston, Quincy, Gardiner, and Maine towns as relatives and friends travel and celebrate.

Elsie Crocker Upper High Street Ethel Blake Dorothy Huggard Emma Ayer Iva Hagan Thelma Kitteridge Rath Fields Grace Henderson Madelyn Desmond Violet Lumsden Hazel McDonalds Batham Dorothy Crocker Boston Ernest Hathorne North Woolwich Bath Wilbur Crocker High Street Howard Rice Lemuel Preble Marion Bowie Merton Desring Ena F. Burknam William Davis Granite Street

Students and locals depart for colleges and trips

Miss Luella MacDonald leaves for Bliss College Lewiston for secretarial studies. Frank Deering and his brother Gardiner head to Boston after a Bangor visit with their mother. Arthur Sewall family go to Boston for a few days. Mrs Caroline Liscomb returns to Worcester after Bath visit. Bridge Merrill store men in New York buying spring merchandise. McPhee returns to University of Maine after vacation plus weekend guests at Blair Wilson’s. Phi Gamma Delta members among the travelers heading to Orono.

Frank Deering Bangor Gardiner Boston Suffolk Law School Harry P. Bridge Jason A. Merrill Bridge-Merrill Inc New York George W. Damon Leominster Mass Otto Swickert Lowell Teddy Hale Castine Maine Blair Wilson Middle Street University of Maine Ante Orono Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity Rowdein Bath George Henry

Residents Take Winter Trips as Holidays End

Frances Sprague leaves for Farmington Normal School with parents after recess. Duncan McInnes returns to New York City from Bath, visiting his mother. The Magouns of Watkins Glen return from Bath with Priscilla Magoun accompanying to Lindenfeld. George Buchanan goes back to Stamford after ten days at home. Mrs Ferr Russell heads to Boston and Providence to join her husband for a Melrose visit. Tartlett Smith returns to Webron Academy after holidays with Edward and Mary Smith. William Donnell returns to the University of Maine after holidays with family. Jean T. Edgecomb finishes duties and heads to Waltham for winter with her brother-in-law. Calvin Meisner and Evelyn Meisner’s family note a recent death. Glendon Brewster returns to Hartford after holidays. Mrs Charles Randall returns to Somerville after Bath visit. Clifton Sutherland, now in Newton, visits Bath. Miss Margaret Daley hosts a card party with prizes won by Mark Hennessy and Clinton Sutherland. guests include Josephine Fraser, Flora Fraser, Lillian Lee, Tesse Allen, and Elford Stove.

Margaret Daley Mark Hennessey Clinton Sutherland Josephine Fraser Flora Fraser Lillian Lee Tesse Allen Elford Stove Re. George J. Goodwin Mary Curran Dorothy Donnell Boston John Burgon Charles DP. Randall Somerville Maxs Raymond Small George Wotton Donald Wilson Wilfred Stice Horace Higgins William Donnell Charles Cummings Harry Peterson

Portland Woman Passes Sunday in Bath

Dr and Mrs Langdon T Thaxter and Raughter Marjorie of Portland passed Sunday in Bath with Mrs Thaxter's mother Mrs Frederick H Kimball of High Street.

Langdon T. Thaxter Raughter Marjorie Portland Bath

Bath social rounds mark holiday visits and departures

Large Bath party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George J. Goodwin entertained Miss Mary Curran and Miss Dorothy Donnell from Boston universities. Guests included numerous Bath residents and visitors from New Britain Conn Worcester and Portland. many returned home after holiday stays. staff and students moved between Bath and institutions in Gorham Farmington Bowdoin and Rockland.

George Fields Janet New Britain Conn

Mr John H Hyde Plans Elmhurst Residence Start

John H Hyde arrived on the morning train Tuesday to supervise improvements at Elmhurst. He and Mrs Hyde expect to make Elmhurst their residence after a winter away. Hyde will return to Portland 10.20 to join Mrs Hyde and organize new furniture. Painters and decorators will ready the house for occupancy about May 1.

John H. Hyde City Elmhurst

Notable Travels and Local Visits Highlight New Haven Week

Frank 8. Jack and Arthur Lawler return to New Haven after a few days in Bath with W. A. Jack. Rev and Mrs Frank Lamb of Mechanic Falls visit their daughter Mrs Jason A Merrill on Grove street. Miss Estella Bowden, trained nurse, returns home after two weeks in Boston and suburbs.

Frank Jack Arthur Lawler New Haven Conn Bath W. A. Jack Frank Lamb Mechanic Falls Jason A. Merrill Grove Street Lamb New England Estella Bowden North Street Boston

Local residents undertake visits and returns after holidays

Mrs. Harry Carney and family visit Tad­donfield with Henry Magoun returning home. Grace Spaulding returns to Boston University. Mrs. Collins goes back to Norwood after New Year visit. Colbys of Portland and Washington visit relatives. Gowell enjoys vacation with sister Pomeroy. Mrs. Milliken returns from Waterville after her mother's death. Agnes Humphreys named justice of the peace. Citizens note grandchildren in Lewiston Journal. Merrill returns from New York. Lydia Baxter revisits Chicago then stays with parents before resuming school. Meeker travels to Miami. Morse leaves for Quincy. Wotton resumes Bentley School studies. MacDonald family back from Dorchester.

Lydia Baxter Garland School Boston Chicago R. WE. Baxter

Silver Pavement Were for Trucks

Long Peach California nearly had its streets paved with silver. City authorities contracted with William Wrigley Jr for paving rock on Catalina Island. Deliveries were made but the rock proved inadequate for heavy traffic and the Long Beach contract was canceled. Wrigley’s chemist found the material carried too much silver and he is now in mining silver.

Long Peach Calif William Wrigley, Jr Catalina Long Beach

Boy Scout Executives Send Greetings to Chief James West

Messages from 615 local scout councils mark the fifteenth anniversary of Chief Scout Executive James FE West. Executives coast to coast thank him for his steady leadership and clear scouting path, with warm greetings from prominent Americans also reaching Mr West.

James FE. West Boy Scouts of

Wealth of United States Surges In a Decade

The nation's wealth nearly doubles over ten years reaching 330 billion dollars. Corporations and businesses have driven the vast increase as growth accelerates across the economy.

United States

Bath notes and reminiscences from a coastal town

A Bath chronicle page recalls Kath and Bath's education leadership with free texts in public schools, local legal and business notes, Christmas candy demand, winter sports memories, telephone directory plans, and road and train updates. It highlights aging politicians, notable residents, and regional curiosities from the Kennebec area.

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