Sweitzer Albee nuptials tied in Newport News ceremony
Scott H Albee son of Mr and Mrs George Albee former Bath resident worked at Bath Iron Works and Newport News Shipbuilding married Miss Mary Frances Sweitzer at St Pauls Episcopal church in Newport News June 21 reception at bride’s Huntington avenue home and honeymoon in Bath they will live at 4905 Huntington avenue upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott H. Albee
Bath
Newport News
Mary Frances Sweitzer
Albee
George S. Albee
Corliss St
Bath Iron Works
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
Newport News Press
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Scott Henry Albee
Huntington Avenue
Bath High Classes 1911 and 1914 Reunite at Inn
Two Bath High School reunions were held Friday night for the 1911 and 1914 classes. Seventy members attended from 59 and 26 respectively. A 25 cent annual assessment was voted to fund a 1936 25th anniversary celebration. Committees were named for next reunions and for the 1917 gathering.
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Bath High
the Inn
June Rideout
Esther White
Harold Reed
Galen Low
Marius Page
Edith Hartwell
Lewis Kerschner
Louise Harriman
Arthur Hagan
Esther Brown
Marguerite Hennessey
John Totman
Crockett and Hughes Wed at Central Parsonage
Grace Crockett of this city and Charles E. Hughes of Boston were married at Central parsonage Sunday afternoon by Rev. David L. Wilson. Rings were exchanged and the couple left by morning train for Somerville to reside. Mr. Hughes works at the Boston post office and Mrs. Hughes managed the corset department at D. T. Perey & Sons in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Crockett
Charles E. Hughes
Boston
Central Parsonage
David L. Wilson
Hughes
Somerville
Boston Post Office
Bath
D. T. Perey & Sons
Fred S. Morrill
Sebago Lake
F. A. Manion
J. B. Henry
West Georgetown
Dorman Perkins
Ralph Whitehouse
Old Orchard
Waldo M. Hilliard
Exeter
N. H
Marshall Ave
Varney and Chamberlain Wed at Beacon Street Parsonage
Fred W. Chamberlain and Miss Jospeh Melvina Varney of this city married by Rev. Thomas N. Kewley on Saturday evening at the Beacon Street parsonage. Local church boards met, W C T U gathering at the Y M C A, and a coal cargo bound for Boothbay Harbor was moved to Howard's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon St. Parsonage
Fred W. Chamberlain
Jospeh Melvina Varney
Thomas N. Kewley
Pierce and Hartung
Howard's
Boothbay Harbor
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted As Internal Remedy
Catarrh must be treated internally, say Hall's Catarrh Cure proponents. They claim it acts on blood and mucous surfaces, is a non-quack prescription by a top physician, and offers testimonials. Sold by Druggists at 75 cents. include Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Ae Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
W C T U Convention Highlights in Bath Area
The Bath county convention reports on temperance work with talks by Hattie Collins and Addie Robbins. Miss Douglas describes press cooperation and three departments parliamentary law peace mercy. Peace Sunday and Hague Congress anniversary observed. Mercy bands formed in Bath area schools and kindness to animals week noted. State president's letter praises work and cautions on national prohibition timing. The afternoon session included an Armenian refugee tale and a solo by Leola Hoyt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie ‘Collins
Woolwich
Addie Robbins
Bath
Clara Purinton
West Bowdoin
Clara Davis
F. E. H. McFadden
Mary G. Fullerton
Woolwich; ‘‘Institutes
Louise Sparks
Bowdeinham
Falls
Lillian B. Curtis
Lisborf Falls
Alice May Douglas
Press Department
Union
Western Newspaper Union
W.C.T.U. Bureau of Publicity
Douglas
Mercy
Supt. Flood
Mercy Department
Bands of Mercy
West Bath
Topsham
Pejepscot
Five Islands
Georgetown
Popham Beach
Band of Mercy
C. Raymond Chappell
Althea Quimby
Churchill
Arrowsic
Women’s Union Plans Prohibition and Suffrage Actions in Maine
At Bowdoinham a union meeting heard Mrs Myrtle Gordon and Mrs E Watts outline a memorial drinking fountain in Portland funded by over 900 dollars. Officers elected include Frances E H McFadden president and Clara Purington treasurer. Deborah Knox Livingston Bangor spoke on prohibition and suffrage as resolutions passed supporting national prohibition equal suffrage and arbitration.
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Union
Myrtle Gordon
Bowdeinham
E. Watts
L. M. N. Stevens
Portland
Frances E. H. McFadden
Bath
Clara Purington
West Bowdoin
Margaret Hanson
Woolwich
Hattie O. Perry
Bowdoinham
Emma Watts
Deborah Knox Livingston
Bangor
Washington
Wilbur C. Oliver
Sagadahoe
Penobscot
Car Overturns Near Bath After Hitting Rocks
A four seater Metz car carrying four passengers overturned after striking rocks near a road fill at Blind Crossing then sailed through a barbed wire fence into a field. All four occupants escaped serious injury though the vehicle suffered damage. Passengers were left at a nearby house and a wrecking crew towed the car for repairs.
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Metz
Bath
Willows
Blind Crossing
Reed & Bonney
Reed and Bonney
Dunlap Commandery Parade and Joint Celebration
Dunlap Commandery with 25 pieces and 100 Sir Knights led a parade through decorated streets, paused at a courthouse refreshment booth, then sailed on the steamer Wiwurna to Boothbay Harbor and West Boothbay for parades, dinner, and entertainment. Officers and members of Dunlap and Lewiston Commanderies are listed. Frederick H. Thompson oversaw refreshments.
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Lewiston
Dana S. Williams
Court House
Frederick H. Thompson
Wiwurna
Sir Knights
Texas Co
Boothbay Harbor
West Boothbay
Oak Grove
Columbia Theatre
Faxon Sisters
Billy Woodall
Bath
Ed. Williams
Ed Chandler
Joseph Begin
Sir Knight
Dunlap Commandery
Clarence A. Peaslee
Walter 5. Glidden
John A. Small
Arthur J. Smith
Wallace N. Price
Langdon Tenipe
Frank Brown
Albert L. Strout
Oscar F. Williams
Charles H. Foster
John L. Merrill
Sentinel
George W. Thistle
William A. Hollis
Harry A. Walters
Walter E. Erskine
Lewiston Commandery
C. F. Packard
H. H. Peterson
Fred Dwinal
Charles Getchell
George S. Robinson
C. A. Litchfield
A. C. Sprague
Oscar W. Jones
Arthur L. Stockbridge
Carl Getchell
C. A
Frank Cole
Frank Hulett
Ernest Curley
Frederick G. Paine
Dunlap
David Mullin
Dr. Mullin
High St
Walter S. Glidden
Arthur B. Stilphen
Charles E. Curtis
John S. Small
Arthur F. Larrabee
Fred H. Thompson
Willard T. Marr
Lincoln M. Harris
Eben T. Lewis
Eugene F. Crosman
Arthur E. Dodge
Lisbon Falls
O. G. Curtis
Woolwich
Boston
Dunnlap
Maine Farmers Benefit From L. F. Medicine Ad
An old Maine farming notice urges busy farmers to maintain health with L. F. Atwood's Medicine. The ad touts stomach and liver balance and regular bowels, offering free needle books upon sending a new outside wrap and opinion, from L. F. Medicine Co. of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F.” Atwood
Maine
L. F.” Medicine Co
Fisherman Recalls Whale Strike Off Seguin Coast
Moses Chandler of Popham reports a 40 foot whale near Seguin during a day at sea. The whale struck his small boat's stern twice, nearly capsizing him and damaging the rudder and skid before it swam away. Chandler notes he enjoys big fish but dislikes whales' familiarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Chandler
Popham
Seguin
Moses
Chandler
Mr.Chandler
Bath Notes: Local Visitors And Travels Across Maine
A parade of visits and trips fills Bath life with relatives from Freeport Winslow Albion and Quincy. Fannie Green to become bookkeeper in Gardiner Bernard Sydleman guest from Freeport and Emilio de Gogorza vacationing with Miss Winslow arrive. Residents tour to Boston Old Orchard and Middle Dam while others plan summer stays at Squirrel Island and Phippsburg Center. The era’s travel and work details include factory inspections and rising wages for sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Green
Gardiner
Bernard Sydleman
Freeport
H. E. Worrey
Winslow
Albion
Hubert H. McCarty
Boston
Senor
Emilio de Gogorza
Miss Winslow
Lewiston
Fred D. Hill
Bath
E. M. Fuller
Clarence W. Morse
Middle Dam
Texas Sunday crowds witness growing plant scale
Crowds at Texas Sunday expressed surprise at the magnified business scale of the new plant. Mayor Small promised Bath boys employment soon as a small locomotive arrived at the yard to shift cars. The wharf extension was nearly planked and renovations updated the old buildings. Frank Daley of Bath, Bates College student, will work during vacation with Bowdoin applicants also seeking yard and office jobs. Jolly Dozen lost to Brunswick All Stars 9 to 0.
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Texas
Mayor Small
Bath Boys
Commercial St.raits
Frank Daley
Bates College
Texas Paint Shop
Bowdoin
Memorial address by Rev Francis W OBrien at Somerville church
Reverend Francis W. O'Brien, former pastor of People's Church, delivered the memorial address to members of five Knights of Pythias lodges and four sisterhoods at Union Square Baptist Church in Somerville. The procession, led by the Odd Fellows band, drew more than 600 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. O'Brien
People’s Church
Knights of Pythias
Union Square Baptist Church
Somerville
Odd Fellows’ Band
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Sweitzer-Albee
That City
M.H.S
Crockett-Hughes
Varney-Chamberlain
Wesley Church
League Room
Y.M.C.A
New State Road
Brunswick
York St
Beacon St. Men's Club
E. C. Plummer
Central
Birch Point
Corliss
America
W.C.T.U. Convention
House Judiciary Committee
W.C.T.U
House
Senate
Knights of Columbus Hall
St. Mary’s Choir
Henrietta L. Simmons
Augusta
Hazel Dell
South Gardiner
Kennabec
Kennebec
Ford
Cumberland County Power & Light Co
Tacoma Inn
The
Cosmopolitan Club
Charles 4. Harriman
Robert B. Hatch
Miltom Trott
J. E. Bailey
Maine Farmers
Henry Bridges
Joseph Rines
J. F. Tobey
Lina McQuarrie
Robert Silsby
Quincy
Mass
Tobey
Peleg Sprague
Sprague
Sherman Tabor
Sarah
Mary Flaherty
Vietta Gay
Squirrel Island
Cora Buchanan
the Times Composing Room
Massachusetts
Leon Berry
Berry
Phippsburg Center
George P. Wetherbee
Charles P. Wetherbee
High Street
Phillips-Andover
Charles O. Beals
Harry J. Elliott
Henry H. Elliott
Dummer St
Elliott
New
Texas Yard
Mitchell Taylor Co
Columbia
Jolly Dozen
Brunswick All Stars
Fletcher
Castoria
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Chichester S
A. B. Watson
Union Street
Maine Central Railroad
Maine Central
Orto
F. S. Curtis
Centre Street
Bath, Maine
Embalmer Telephone Connection
Wea
Wrus W. Longley
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