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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1921

Page

3

Social Happenings of the Week in Bath

Bath society notices recount the week’s events with births and engagements. Charlie Bowers welcomes a son at 112 Bedford Street, while other residents report visits, illnesses, travel, and gatherings across Bath and nearby towns including Brunswick and Portland.

Charlie Bowers Webber Bedford Street Annie Minott Portland Bath Woodbury Potter Cyril Minott Potter Lisbon Falls Rey Zaccheus N. Beal

Bath Social and Travel News Roundup

Bath society notes cover music at the Bath Rotary event Miss Gertrudes Carlton and family ties to Miss Ella Crooker. Local births and marriages include William Sewall II’s son William D. Sewall II. Navy and shipyard figures John A. Lord and Charles McKay’s new baby John Richmond McKay. Visitors, travels, and hospital recoveries list multiple Bath residents and guests across Massachusetts and Maine.

Gertrudes Carlton Bath Rotary Club William JD. Carlton Ella Crooker Bath Crooker Homestead South Street Miss Crooker Miss Cotten Charles William Crocker

Marriage intentions of Johnson and Porter recorded

Royce F. Johnson and Doris Porter have marriage intentions filed at the City Clerk office of Albert J. Grassy. Houghton McLellan, who has spent ten days in Tath, has returned to Hartford Connecticut to pursue an insurance career.

William T. Cobb North Street Boston TD. ‘Abramson Massachusets New York John W. Knauf Detroit, Miel Provence Elwell S. Crosby Herbert L Hopkins Augusta Bath Maine Arthur K. Purington Roy PL Marr Fredericksburg Crosby Party Mildred Florence The City Hospital Reading Mass Florence Charles T. Oliver Mechanic Street Trene Oliver Lewiston Ernest M. Damon Orpla R. Rand Chasss Keith Merrill New Gloucester Mis Elmer Hodgkins Middle Street Merrill Upper Washington Street Margaret Murphy Tath Augusta General Hospital Ernest J. Heald Thald George S. Merriweather Albert Temple Nellie Léland Raymond Colburn High Street Laforest Springer Trenton Royce F. Johnson Doris Porter Albert J. Grassy Houghton McLellan Hartford

Western Maine Physical Educators meet at Bates College

Miss Princes Hall attended the conference of Western Maine Physical Educators, the first association of its kind in the state, held at Rand Hall Bates College in Lewiston. Seventeen present. morning demonstrations for both sexes. afternoon talks by Doris Kendall and Lewis L. Carter on school work. Lena Niles spoke on Physical Tests.

Princes Hall Darine Lewiston Rand Hall Bates College Doris Kendall Auburn Lewis L. Carter Lena Niles Ag Bates Association

Ice and Moonlight Notes Brighten Bath Local Scene

Local notes report ice cutting in progress and a deer sighting in Winneganee woods. A moonlit river scene, a first offense intoxication settled for 6.45, and a new coffee grinding plant for Cut Price Market. Bath dealers note low coal use at normal prices and long winter checkers games.

Winneganee Woods Keegan Bath Bath Checker Board of Education Finance Committee Lindsay Eastman Kodake Bangor FE. J. Hogan Bath Tron Works City Hospital

Burleyson Lewiston Branch Closes Overnight Per Union Order

Washington ordered Burleton branch in Lewiston to close nightly from 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. The restriction targets after hours gatherings described as shin toasters in the warm corridors.

Burleson Lewiston Washington

Bath News Briefs Highlight Local Industry and Fire Safety

Bath reports show Watson-Frye Co shipping four cotton mill machines to Georgia weighing about 220 pounds each. Bath Iron Works and other yards expand crews as hull progress continues. A new fire alarm box is ordered for Washington and Lemont streets. The community notes a cat death and local architectural reminders, plus charity and police updates reflecting winter conditions.

New Meadows Washington and Lemont Streets Watson-Frye Co Georgia Kelley-Spear Bath Tron Miami Florida Bath Herbert A Oliver Music Hall Armory Perkins Miss Avery Bury Harbor Nashua N. H Worcester Mass Bar Harbor House of Combination Hugh ‘D. Grant Theraternal Order of Hagles Bagley Brothers John Tailman City Park Linden Street Charles Bingley Tallman N.C. Geilstrup Congress Shirt Factory Middle Street Price Northwoods Timothy Lincoln Elliot McFadden Pharmacy Elliot House Elliott House John Elliott Sagadahock House William Rogers Eliott Rogers McInnes Washington Street Statira Patten George F. Patten Hays Bartholomew Conley Woolwich Woods Sycrett Lewis Bath Iron Works John McInnes Center Street Woolwich Wiscasset Joseph Melzard Mr. Melzard Germany New York Orphans’ Home Washington Oak Streets Porto Rico Alton King Bath Woods Alton Frank Holmes Mitchell Mme Emma Fames de Gogorza Louise Stavles Hothe Madame Eames

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