Summer leisure fills Bath and Popham crowds
Long holiday energy fills Bath and Bowdoinham with visitors and residents. Families travel to Boothbay Harbor and Popham Beach, attending open houses, picnics, and coastal excursions while local clubs and colleges host gatherings and tours. Notables include Mrs. Kendall hosting visitors at her Bowdoinham home and Miss Kimball returning from a Pacific coast trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Kimball
Bath
Pacific Coast
California
Vancouver
Sam Hooper
Frisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
C.P.R
Cony High School Principal and Mrs Cobb Visit Bermuda
Principal Harry W. Cobb of Cony High School Augusta and his wife are spending a month in Bermuda. They sailed from New York Saturday and plan to return by Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Cobb
Cony High School
Augusta
Mrs. Cobb
Bermuda
New York
Bath
Maine
Earl & Wilson
Cooper’s
Carter
American Hosiery Co
High Meade Union
Weekend Guests Visit Bay Point and Popham
Mr and Mrs Merton Webber spent the weekend at Popham as guests of Miss Lottie Stevens. The Andrew Percys visited Bay Point over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Newell
Popham
Rollins Cottage
Riverside
Elsie M. Folsom
Portland
Harriet Harmon
Deering St
Susan Ballon
Jennie Goodman
Webber Cottage
Marcia M. Stinson
Elizabeth Webber
Miss Mar Gilman
Patten
Merton Webbers
Lottie Stevens
Atkins Bay
Andrew Percys
Bay Point
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange entertained Five Islands guests
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange on Wednesday hosted its first ever formal entertainment by Five Islands Grange of New Bath. About two hundred attended aboard the Virginia chartered boat and Mr Brown’s Bath launch. The evening featured a dinner, music, and Grange speeches by J. G. Stevens and W. L. Berry, with remarks by State Master Thompson and others praising the new Pomona Grange and plans to meet Enterprise Grange in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sazadaho
Pomona
Poraa
Virginia
Brown
Bath
J. G. Stevens
Rseer
T. W. Blaisdell
Madelyn Berrys
L. H. Rown
Elfreid ‘“t-Mahan
W. H. Holand
G. W
Ida Rowe
Po‘mona
Genevieve Rowe
Flora
Julia Davis
Idella Lewis
Uren
William Berry
Five Islands Grange
Home Grange Orchestra
James Estabrook
E. H. Libler
William Kimball
William Holland
F. B. Rowe
Bodwell
Dromore
Dirigo
Stetson
Five Islands
Ito
Grange
George Plummer
State Grange
Newport
Purington
Sagadahoc Pomona
E. Y. Shaw
Sweet Clover
Enterprise Grange
Bath local notes of progress and arrivals
Peonies in full bloom and Bath Market fed by fresh mackerel from Small Point. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Charles Smith of Perkins. Bowdoin alumni reunion planned for July 8 at Tacoma Inn. Road repairs on Lovers Retreat and canal bridge work. Salmon catches reported from New Meadows river and Small Point. First Texas steamship construction began with plates placed on Number One ways and crane in use. Bath growing as a regional hub as former residents return. Real estate sale on High Street to Captain L S Wiley of the Drake fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dummer Sewall Camp
D.A.R
Bowdoin Ham
Edward P. Kendall
Bath
Bowdoinham
Bowdoin College
Small Point
Charles Smith
Perkins
Bowdoin
Androscoggin
Kennebec
Tacoma Inn
Lovers’ Retreat Road
Canal Bridge
Texas
Maine
Fred B. Reed
Kimball
High St
North St
M. A. Haraden
L. S. Wiley
Drake Fleet
George Yeaton Escorts Graves Family on Woolwich Ride
Mail carrier George Yeaton took Ezekiel Graves and family for an enjoyable auto ride to Woolwich hosted by Albert Hathorne and his wife. Graves, though frail, handled the trip well and all guests reported a fine afternoon. The Hathornes are known for hosting friends with good cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Yeaton
Ezekiel Graves
Woolwich
Albert Hathorne
Graves
Hathorne
Peaslee
Whitefield
Utter
Willimsmore
William Gray
Richmond
Denskin
Cambridge
Mass
Freight cars route to Bath from Brunswick eyed for billing point
On Tuesday twelve freight cars bound for Bath from Brunswick split seven cars to Texas Co. and five to Bath Iron Works. Shipping men estimate the war era enrichment at about 1 million dollars for property owners and ship owners, signaling Bath potential billing status as freight volume grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Bath
The
Texas Co
Bath Iron Works
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Independent
Charles D. Clarke
H. D. Maxwell
Boothbay Harbor
Oliver Moses
Oliver
Moses
Exeter
N. H
C. W. Fisher
F. H. Percy
Boston
Eugene Allen
New Haven High School
C. F. Hatha- Ways
Popham Beach
Welbhie Baker
Gorham Normal Faculty
E. A. Farrar
Issit Cunningham
Lewiston
A. F. Duniels
Junior League of Wesley Church
New Meadows River
Bull Rock Bridge
Andrew Butterfield
Cahill
Blanche Houston
Milton S. Kimball
F. H. Kimball
Yale
19Th Connecticut Regiment
Field Artillery
Niantic
Rupert H. Baxter
Lydia
Mere Point
Mary Baxter
Mr. Baxter
Mary
Emma Eames de Gogorza
Louis S. Walsh
City Hall
Holy Innocents
Eleanor Cushing
Smith College
Northampton
Green St
Belle Greenleaf
Tekemah
Neb
Gertrude Greenleaf
W. D. Carlton
Grace
Quincy
Annie L. Palmer
Carlton
Ella Crocker
Walter Hill
Morse High School
Fred D. Hill
Maine General Hospital
Elizabeth Ashe Miller
Harold M. Sewall
Molly Dorson
Allantown
Penn
Clifford
Henry F. Palmer
Richardson
Gould
Bath Bay
Cleveland
Harold DeLong
Major ‘Small
Middle and
Center Sts
Carroll Watsons
Andover
Myra Arnold
Harles Hall
Dunlap Hatch
Frederick Fischer
Camridge
Hennessy Rottate
Cosmopolitan Club
Houe Committee
Margaret
Annie Stewart
Nikral Club
Walter Duffett
Brookline
Duffett
Lieber Percy
Fred Percy
D. M. Humphreys
Agines
Alice Humphrey
Gordon S. Preble
Percy Sprague
Sebasco
Harold Battison
H. H. McCarthy
Sagadahoc
Prise
Merrymeeting
Progressive
Sagadaroc
Topsham
West Bath
Visitors
E. C. Patten
Corrine McMahan
Thompson
Libby
John J.desmondco
Water Streets
New Meadows
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