Social Happenings of the Week in Bath City
Bath society notes celebrate the January 3 birth of Norma Mae to Mr and Mrs Irving Saxon. The column reports residents traveling to Miami Florida for the winter, military transfers, arrivals and farewells, social teas and clubs, and impending marriages of Bath residents with local families and workers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Saxon
Norma Mae
Amory M. Houghton
Elizabeth Houghton
Miami
Fid
Portland
Palm Beach
Houghton
Florida
Andrew Green
Lisbon Falls
Emme. Shorey
Tarpon
R. Petersborg
Jacksonville
Green
Gardiner Rogers Returns to Boothbay Harbor Post Service
Gardiner Rogers, a storekeeper with the U S N R stationed at Boothbay Harbor all summer, left Boston last Friday, arrived home Saturday evening, and resumes his old hardware store position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner Rogers
Boothbay Harbor
Boston
Bath nurse Marries Bath man at St. Mary's Church
Miss Emily Ida Hickey nursing superintendent and Frencis Leo McDonald of Bath wed at St. Mary's with Rev. Horan officiating. The ceremony featured two rings, a large guest list, and gifts of jewelry, art glass, and silver. Guests included Dr. Carlotta Marshall and Mrs. Hugh O'Hara. The couple hosted a breakfast at their Western Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Ida Hickey
R. N
Frencis Leo McDonald
Bath
St. Mary's Church
XN. J. Horan
Robert A. Hickey
Marguerite McDonald
John J.keegan
Annie Curran
Ruth Burke
James Burns
Frank Hughes
James McNeill
Miss McDonald
K. of C
Maid of Honor
McDonald
Western Avenue
Geeorge McCormick
Mizz Carlotta Marshall
Bath City Hospital
Adeline Costain
Hugh O’hara
Irs
George Meormick
Helen
Dorothy Conley
Pearl Hickey
Bath Hospital
Danford McDonald
Hic Street
Moreeich School
Masschusett, Eve and
Ear Infirmary
Sacadaho
Coumeil
Knichis
Co Hnombus
Rheims
Amonz
Bath Iron Works
Danforé McDonald
Roles A. Hickey
Mice Hickey
McDoralid
Amy Tittomb
Beatrice Crocket
Dief
Rabinvonr
Jensi Manderton
William Hawhey
Walter Rogers
Fath City Hospital
Washington
Bath notes on local education and community life
Miss Harriet M. Johnson is appointed English instructor at Morse high school after graduating from Morse and Bates College in 1916. The column also reports on church, hospital, and social visits, wartime entertainments for soldiers, housing moves, public health updates, and local economic activity in Bath during 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence J. Hart
Joseph Hart
Street
Mr. Hart
Harvard
Charles Fitzgerald
Lester Morse
Elizabeth Southwick
Chicago
Mary Pirnn
Mt. Holly
Jheintercets
Chatauqua Association
Pennsylvania
Maine
Bath
Harriet M. Johnson
Morse High School
Morse High
Bates College
Bates
Amesbury
Mass
Columbdia
New York
Johnson
Bath News: Coal, Quarantines, and Local Tales
Bath reports a new coal shed on Woolwich shore storing 250 tons of soft coal while the Hockomock steamer loads at the wharf. Quarantines rise to five as scarlet fever limits spread. An urban miscellany covers auto near-misses, river market suckers sold as bait, and a pig-raising plans chatter amid employment shifts and railroad incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Ferry Co
Woolwich
Hockentock
True&ace
Ferry
Dresden
Bath
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Mary Baxter
Miss Madera
Rupert H. Baxter
Joseph Sewall
Beth
New York City
Navy
Eastern Manufacturing Co
Gladys Olm
Camilla Sewall
Lani Sewall
Virginian Paine
Mary Bister
Mary Mussenden
Denis Dyer
John Clifford
Mystic. Conn
Mr. Clifford
Path
Reach
Arthur Pratt
Harold N. Lovejoy
Massachusetts
Mrs. Lovejoy
Ayer
Mr. Lovejoy
12 Division
72D Infantry
William Lovejoy
Hallowell
Frank A. Small
Donald
Beacon School
Brookline
Dorothy Nichols
Vassar College
F. B. Nichols
Frances Southard
Catherine Kerr
Honolulu
Wellesley College
Frank E. Louthard
High Street
Leon Knight
U. S
Ssaranac
Norfolk
Grace Percy
Parker Head
Pownal
Emma Duncan
John L. P. Burke
The
Doris Stetton
Leland Powers School of Oratory
Harry Lemont
Joseph Lemont
FE. W. Haggett
West Bath
Edward Billings
Hoathhay Harbor
Ralph Gay
Camp Upton
Yaphank
N. Y
Gay
France
George Hodgkins
Hyde -Windlus Co
Thomaston
Hodgkins
George B. Martin
Bath Tron Works
United States Shipmen Board
Gath Mondey
Emercers Fleet Corporation
Texas
Frank Wagget
Stonington
Iake
Lansing
Rope Walk
Grey Lakes
Willam D. Missenden
Emilio de Gorarne
Uscingiang
Philadelphia
Amy Titcom
Air Friends
Middle Street
Ier
Destroyver Brehanan
Edwin
Pinsen
Edward Meier
Daniel Cosic
East Boeciay
Rice Bros
James FH. West
T.A.R. Bn
Roland Smith
Fred Stickney
PR. FL. Carey
Howard Pratt
Raymond Dester
Haninzs
Chester Marr
Alta Stieanes
George Chamberlain
Clyde Maine
Charles F. Hugries
Sunder Walfare Im Company
Admiral Bearer
King George
Admiral Renfkin
R Glory Vatadcor United States
Fred Alden
Gardiser
Elizabeth Crome
G . Watson
eNoble Saxwell
W. OF. Dunream
Richmond
Soussard
Ba Ariest
Catherine Rer
Honolh
Wellesses
Virginia
Irene Oliver
Willie Patten
Newport News
Bagh
Amory Nebetlinn Horchto
Gasghter
Elizahbeth Hauzitka
Sidney B. Meeker
Crauette Meeker
Fiz
Women’s Foreign Missionary Societies of
Beacon Street
Wee
Woma
Foreign Missionary Society
Pleasant Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Bruns Wick
Cora Knight Clifford
Excima Walker
Drummond
Peter Climto
Milton C. Troty
North Street
Ecards
Eldridge R. Wright
Leon Pennell
Trott
E. H. Morse
Roselle Park
N. J
Harry Lester
James
Erier Morse
Paul Kostgehan
Artifiers
U.S.A
Camp Lewis
Smerican Lake
Minneapolis
John S. Than
Koughan
Robert H. Revertson
Omerican
Finley
Northern Pacific
Fire Island
Ene Eler
Rath Iron Works
Vermont
John Metnzes
Carroll Watron
Harold W. DeLong
W. Hede
Gare
Victor Pinkham
Mrovik Stadler
76Th
Atlantic
Charles Dennis
Bozton
New England
Rockland
Jarold
Hart
Ethelleona Saegard
Walker’ Ori
Tianiel Ceechell
Waterville
Ir. Woodfard
Fred Eari Co
Boson
William Wllfoyd
Edgar Hine
Georgetown
Howard
Preston Farrar
Gardiner
R. H. Tees Witlia
Jubert FE. Whitney
B. Tf. Woodside
Mrs. Woodside
Hattie Richardson
George E. Peres
Alm
Miss Richardson
Bath High
Moi Vweleclent
George Million
Washington Street
Zalem
Maas
Harry Warner
Lillian A. Walsh
Thomas Antick
Mildred Kenney
Harry CC. Sullivan
Path Pos
Iment
Fon
Edward W. Hyde
Palm Beach, Fla
Samuel Cole
Mont Wyse
Augusta
School Street
C. M. Fogg
Corliss Street Church
Methuen
Winchendon
Stuart W. Webb
Wet
Marcia Sewall
Roy Thistle
George W. Thistle
Groton Ire
Groton. Conn
Culbert McGay
Grace Friscopal Church
St. Paul's
Brunswick
Brewster
Gileon
McGay
Perry Colby
Heekomock
Colby
Frank H. Wake- Seld
Charles R. Savage
Fred J. Thompson
Elsinore Park
Kingsley
Major Drake
Madelyn Berry
William L. Herry
Five Islands
Bath Sionder
John Crosby
Frank Perkins
Brennan
John
Budd
National Soldiers’ Home
Kiss
Frozus
Carrell Watson
Maj
Charles R. Finley
X. J. Winslow
R. H. Dunton
Wasington Street
Arthur Turner
Elmer C. King
Carl Gibodrall
Elizabeth Loring
Lewston
Lewis Wilson
W. F. Wilson
Carrot
L. Wakefield
Walter K. Wakefield
Walter S. Russell
Board of Overseers of the Poor
Russell
Sasanoa River
Mill Pond Ice Co
Hockomock
Springfield Union
Wallace H. White, Jr
Washington, D.C
Oak Street
Gertrude Wakefield
Hambone
Ali Turilainen
Ali Tuerilainen
Alli Turilainen
Allie Tourilainen
Ollie Tuorillainen
Allie Twoavelin
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Bath Grein Co
Joseph Cloture
Combination 4
Water Street
Big 269
Bath Garage Co
Henry W. Howard
Diamond Spring Ice Co
Isaiah Morrid
Kelley, Spear Co
Staples Transportation Co
Charles H. White
Maine Agricultural and Industrial League
Agricultural Organizations of
New Eingland
Springfield
William H. Hunton
DeForest H. Perkins
League
North End
Webber Pharmacy
A. W. Flint
Noah Webber
Supreme Judicial Court
Dunn
Orono
Charles D. Newell
Newell
Lowell
William T. Cobb
Milliken
Charles Dunning
Sewall Pond
Common Council
Colonial End
Bath Bureau