Bath Citizens Share Summer Visits and Travel News
Personal items list Bath residents and visitors, detailing trips to Portland, New York, Europe, and Camp experiences. Notes include schedules for weddings, reunions, and social gatherings, with many Bath, Maine names and collaborations.
Summer visitors and residents at Bath and Small Point Beach
Philadelphia couple Rev and Mrs Harrison Wright vacation at Small Point Beach with seven grandchildren and their children joining on July 17. Detroit couple Mr and Mrs Carl Pinson spend summer in Bath. Various locals and visitors from Reading Mass Detroit Arrowsic Steep Falls Squirrel Island Boston Cambridge and Somerville gather for family visits alumni events and seaside leisure along Bath Arrowsic Boothbay Harbor and Millinocket during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Wright
Philadelphia
Small Point Beach
Hoffman
Coates
Small Point
Somerville Residents Plan Summer at Local Homes
William A. Corfield spent the weekend at his Somerville home and returned to Bath with Mrs. Corfield and daughter Bertha Mae who will stay at the Chaney home 332 Washington Street. Mr and Mrs Frank Wellington of Malden arrived Friday at their Foster's Point cottage for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Whalen
Boston
Frank H. Whalen
Pearl Street
Roland Eaton
Philadelphia
Nathan Eaton
Ashdale
Harry Watson
Front Street
Leon Eaton
Oak Street
Eaton
Ginn & Co
Wellington A. Moore
Bath Box Co
Edith Kelso
Hallowell
St. Stephens
N. B
Moore
Harris E. Moore
Guy Sprague
Willard
Harry W. Crosman
High Street
Crosman
Bay Point
Somerville
Mass
William A. Corfield
Bath
Frank Wellington
Malden
Foster’s Point
Drake son sails for Trieste summer tour
James Drake, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Drake, left Friday for Boston and Saturday sailed on the Presidente Wilson for Trieste to join a group of young men touring this summer. John H. Rogers and family of Lincoln Mass arrived to travel to their summer home at Southport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Drake
Europe
Cosulich
Vienina
Budapest
Paris
David Mullin
Bowdoin College
Mr. Drake
Bath
Frederick E. Drake
Boston
Duncan Bragg
Ralph W. Bragg
Lake Cobbesseecontee
Y.M.C.A
Robert Bragg
Richard Legro
John A. Legro
Presidente Wilson
Trieste
John H. Rogers
Lincoln, Mass
Southport
Oliver Moses
Rangeley
Associated Industries of
Maine
Summer Travel Drift For Local Residents
Miss J Gertrude Silsby sails to Chautauqua New York for six weeks at New York University Summer School then to Lake Copake for the rest of the vacation. Mr and Mrs Arthur P Allen return to Bath after a Bangor visit. Mrs Ella Coleman spends summer with daughter in Somerville and with their relatives in Bath. Reverend Nehemiah Boynton passes through en route to Malden Island Summer home. Mrs George A Baker visits Bath’s Whiskeag with sister Mrs Charles W Rogers. Mrs Ida J Cotton and daughter Grace of Revere Mass stay with Mrs James E Locker y then head to Nobleboro. Miss Josephine Munsey to work this summer at Boothbay House after Morse high graduation. Mrs Lucy Green and Miss Carolyn Moses spend Thursday in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FP. Pratt
Frances E. Mann
Portland
Miss Mann
William Mann
Washington Strret
Bath
Stanwood C. Gilman
Sebasco
Philadelphia
Pitman
N. J
Mr. Gilman
Waverly
Mass
Irma Gilman
Miss Gilman
William H. Gilman
J. Gertrude Silsby
North Grammar School
Chautauqua
N. Y
New York University
Lake Copake
Ida J. Cotton
Grace E. Cotton
Revere
Morse High alumni banquet marks first Bath grad class
The Bath Morse high alumni banquet drew two 1908 graduates, the first class to four year graduate from the new school, noting 66 members. Mrs. Unn Bunker of Augusta visits relatives as Paul W. Litchfield former Bath youth and Goodyear Tire Co. executive, with his two sons, passes through Bath en route to Washington for summer at Camp Me domak. Litchfield recalls boyhood friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aee Niles Ee Ea
Nathan E. Coffin
Morse High
Wniqué
Morse High School
Bath
Paul W., Litchfield
Goodyear Tire. Co
Akron
Eamesholm
Mr. Litchfield
Washington
Camp Medomak
Lemonts of Washington Street Spend Weekend at Southport
Mr and Mrs Frank Lemont of Washington street spent the weekend at Southport with travel likely for recreation and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lemont
Washington Street
Southport
Augusta Women Attend Garden Party and Summer Visits
Social notes detail Miss Anne Kimball hosting a luncheon June 26 at the Gardiner farm for Augusta women and list guests from Bath Yorks, Waterville, and Southport. The column also records visits by Gertrude Milliken, Mrs. Murphy and daughter Jane, and many local excursions and family updates across Bath, Woolwich, Freeport, and Rangeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Kimball
William Tudor Gardiner
Gardiner Farm
Phipps Point
Woolwich
Augusta
Milton 8. Kimball
Pratt Island
Southport
Bath
Mrs DeWolf Mann and Daughter Visit Family
Mrs DeWolf Mann and her daughter Marion of Nashua New Hampshire returned after spending a week with Mrs Manns uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Albert F Flint of Farrin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWolf Mann
Marion
Nashua, N. H
Bath Social Biographies and Local Wedding News
A Bath society note lists attendees at a dance featuring John Grindell and his orchestra, including Carolyn Turner and Margaret Lord among others. The item also mentions Dr W E Kershner and Lieut Williams at Flagstaff for fishing, plus a Bath wedding notice for Adelaide Livermore Boynton and Caldwell Sweets lips, with Boynton recently of Melrose and now connected to Houghton Mifflin Co. in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grindell
Bath
Newagen’ Inn
Carolyn ‘Turner
Margaret Lord
Marjorie ‘Troop
Marie Ayer
Eleanor ‘Danforth
Delia Cloutier
Natalie Smith
Marion Whitten
Dorothy Thompson
Charles William Boyn
Melrose
Mass
Adelaide Livermore Boynton
Caldwell Sweet Lips
Wakefield
Miss Boynton
Houghton Mifflin Co
Boston
Bolonius
Philips
Phillips
Reme
Andrews
Community Notes: Local Residents and Visitors
Edith Marriner of Bridge-Mer rill, Inc. dies in Boston. Morse High math instructor Albert Noyes takes a summer post with the State banking department and will resume duties at Morse in a week. Noyes, a University of Maine graduate, heads to Harrington to vacation with wife and daughter. Several locals enjoy vacations and attend weddings in Newton and Maine. The Ramblers club hosted a social at the Gallants’ Pleasant Street home. Camp Foss and other trips keep families busy as Sweden, Norway, and the UK tour plans unfold for travelers. A new baby is born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Prey, and local residents return from visits to Portland, Portsmouth, and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert S. Noyes
Morse High School
State Banking Department
Noyes
Harrington
Morse High
Mr. Noyes
University of Maine
Schoolbound teachers and summer plans noted
Miss Florence Neiley of Trufants, Brunswick primary teacher, travels to Gorham normal school for a several weeks summer course. Miss Bessie Crosman of Washington street goes to Pemaquid Light to spend the summer with her uncle and aunt Levi and Mrs. Martin. Mrs Charles Wiley and Mrs Wiley Jr and Mrs Owen McKown of Boothbay Harbor were guests of Mrs Ralph Covel. Mrs George Drake of Flushing New York visiting Mrs Mark Sewall, then with Mrs Herbert Mallard Portland before returning to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Neiley
Trufants
Brunswick
Gorham Normal School
Bessie Crosman
Washington Street
Pemaquid Light
Levi Martin
Charles Wiley
Charles Wiley, Jr
Owen McKown
Boothbay Harbor
Ralph Covel
Middle Street
George B. Drake
Flushing, N. Y
Mark W. Sewall
Herbert Mallard
Portland
New York
Mrs Sewall Visits Bath to See Mother-in-Law
Mrs Donald Sewall travels from Boothbay Harbor to Bath to spend a few days with her mother in law Mrs Mark W Sewall while visiting with her husband Mr Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Sewall
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
Mr. Sewall
Mark W. Sewall
Williams Family Guests in Wollaston Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Williams and daughter Arline of Wollaston Mass were overnight guests Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Cooke Willow street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cooke
Hyde Park
Mass
Edward Cooke
Willow Street
Charles Williams
Arline
Wollaston
City News Roundup From Saco to Brunswick
Sergt William Littlefield of Saco and LeRoy Averill of Augusta both of the Highway Police were guests of Mr and Mrs George W Jewett for an automobile lights inspection. The era of horse drawn fire equipment ends as Dick and Chub retire from service. Oakhurst Dairy begins deliveries to Popham Beach on Mon Wed and Fri. A lightning struck cherry tree at 31 Highland street fell into Mrs Albert F Mudge’s garden. William D Sewall donate a fernery to City hospital for the men’s ward. Orrs Island road improvement progresses bridging Great Island and Bailey’s Island. Battery H plans a July 4 Tag Day to boost its mess fund and parade entry. Miss Mildred Hooper leads the Summer rest room in the Mayor’s office for Rotary. Columbia hotel expands lobby using Bonney’s space. H W Evans oversees linoleum work in Bath including Curtis estate. A river boat with loud exhaust disturbed waterfront last week. Temperature dropped to 48 in lowlands Wednesday. City council to consider a $250 Fourth of July grant. Heavy automobile traffic and a busy haying season mark the day.
Personal Notes from Portland Visitors and Outings
Miss Vivian LeMont of Portland visits her parents in Middle Street. Bay area families from Berlin and Bath travel home after visits to camps and outings. Frances Sprague returns from City hospital after appendicitis surgery. Portland residents Frank Bowker Jr and daughter Virginia plan Fourth of July stay with relatives. Patricia and John stay with Mrs York’s grandparents over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian LeMont
Portland
Lucius M. LeMont
Middle Street
Harry Bartlett
Otis and
Warren
Berlin
N. H
Lowell Camp
Nequasset
Jeanette Jewett
Myron
Etta Tomlinson
John Pattangall
South Portland
Bath
Robinhood
Roscoe P. McFadden
William Choate
Greenfield
Mass
Lakewood
Jackman
Mr Tuttle
George Leédélle
Tuttle
Quaker Point
Frances Sprague
Eugene Sprague
Richardson Street
City Hospital
Frank Bowker, Jr
Virginia
Mr. Bowker
Frank Bowker
Pine Street
Patricia
John
Richmond
York
Lee T. Parris
Upper
Washington Stree
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Parker Boston
Herman Adams
Belgrade
Brewster
Owen
William Brewster
Dex- W. Clifford, Jr
Edwin R. Andrews
Richard Sprague
Owl's Head
Chester S. Kingsley
Milton C. Trott
Mrs. P. B Palmer
Orono and
Woodland
Mrs
Edwin Andrews
May Perry
Lawrence
Annie Gaudet
Esther Mikeis
Rela
Mrs. Herbert Payson
Harald Smith
Wallace Price of
Gardiner
Dom
Miss Hodgdon
John Crosby
J. St. Martin
Choate
Cimate
Greenfield Country Club
Albert FP. Flint
McVane
Alice Bernisr
Braiee-Merrill Inc
Jennie Alline
Hotel Phoenix
Mrs Hyde Harmon
Laura
Mrs. Harmon
Washington, D. C
John Freeman
Barbara
Snow Park
New Meadows
David Burieich
Togus
Mr. Buriugh
Harry Thompson
Marjorie
Jeanete
Brewer
Thompson
Ella Gilman
Mitdie Street
Dorothy
Helen Conley
Academy
Mixx Sera Collins
Basilen
Pletcher Harford
Alfred
Mrs. Elson Harford
Ruth V. Bailey
Arnold W. Chapin
Syracuse
State Street Congregational Church
David L. Wilson
New York City
Sage
Drivine Tag Acer Ag
Ladies’ Aid
First Baptist Church
Lotta Card
Julia Worrey
Nella Stover
William Sears
Steeves Market
Waterville
Raymond H. Donnell
Northland
Eastern Steamship Lines
Clara Farrin
Mr. Donnell
Margaret McNeil
The
Frances Smith
N. H. Young
Worster House
William Pond
Herbert Huggard
Dorothy Huggard
Eleanor Danforth
Thelma Oliver
Myrtle French
Ethel Parks
Leland Plummer
Roland Robinson
Hermon Crocker
George Bretton
James A. Broom
Elwood Howe
Edmond
R. I
John Howe
Wilbur Howe
Con Chester
Frank A. Purington
Carlos
Lower Middle Street
Waldo P. Hathorne
Harvey P. Hathorne
Stonington
Hathorne
Christine Hawthorne
Carrie Dearing
Elsinore Avenue
Philip J. Gildart
Bangor
H. Augustus Huse
Merrymeeting
Addison Stiles
Central Maine Power Co
James Dunton
Court Street
South
Robert Dyinton
William Swan
H. D. Maxwell
Charles
Gertrude
Boothbay
Henry Caddy
Arlington
Carl Anderson
Edward True
Rangeley Lakes
Joseph Walker
New Parker House
Markson Bros. Co
Edith Lemont
Ruth Ledyard
Lincoln Street
Military and Naval Orphan Asylum
Carl P.dudley
Sand
Donald
Thelma Adelaide Perkins
George Ae Prairi Dudley
Universalist
Old Town
Keef Dudley
Miss Perkins
Arthur A. Perkins
Mr. Dudley
Benjamin F. Dudley
West Street
Alonzo Harriman
Lewiston
Fred Winslow
Biddeford
Alfred Cornish
Hardings
Fred Fitch
Ardmore
Popham Beach
Marguerite Hennessey
E. M. Fuller
Charles H. Cahill
Charles P. Wetherbee
Edward W. Hyde
Hubert H. McCarty
H. W. DeLong
John J. Keegan
Lubec
John Footer
Nequasset Lake
George Drew
St. Johnsbury
Florence
Lyndonville Normal School
Ela Frazee
Ellen Newell
Carl Pinson
Detroit
Aubrey Steen
James
Richard
Aubrey, Jr
Arrowsie
Albert Stott
Reading
Ardenne A. Stott
Sagadahoc Ferry
Augustus L. Cates
Maxine Cates
Have
Sir Knight
St. John’s Day
Patricia Whitehouse
Squirrel Island
Robert Holoway
Edith Olivers
Alice Jackson Nevers
Berwick
Thursday Cove
Grace Fox
Ruth
David Black
Cambridge
Raymond Green
Carl Oliver
Culbert McGay
Robert
Sebago Lake
Walter E. Edge
Camilla Sewall
United States
New Jersey
Harold M. Sewall
Sunten Point
Solon Harmon
Ethel Harmon
Cora Savage
Lothrop Loring
Neof Camshall Oth Ager
Ralph E. Robinson
Leonard Wetherbee
Maurice Shea
Fred W. Wetherbee
Alice Simmons
Pejepscot
William Plummer
Winship Street
Arthur P. Allen
Oliver Street
Ella Coleman
Alphonso Grant
Nehemiah Boynton
D.D
Medford
Malden Island
George A. Baker
Thomaston
Charles W. Rogers
Josephine Munsey
Boothbay House
Lucy Green
Carolyn Moses
Mrs. Unn Bunker
Gertrude Milliken
George Milliken
Maria Murphy
Jane Murphy
Italy
Edward H. Kimball
Mary Glidden of
Ralph Willet
Col. Dummer Sewall
William D. Willis
Cathance
Margaret Foote
Alice Shorey
Flora Randall
Ella Douglas
Alice K. Robbins
Leonard Lord
Julia Richardson
John Conley
Western Avenue
Edward Thornton
W. S. Newell
Mary and
White Mountains
Marion Nichols
Buffalo
Vincent Nichols
Nichols
Mrs. Nichols
Mary
Margaret Twomey
Charles EB. Plaisted
Haines Landing
Rangeleys
Lancaster
Stanley Pierce
Walter
Wedgewood, N J
Aliquippa House
Pierce
Norman McCabe
Freeport
Hazel Goldrup
Guy H. Day
That Town
Nellie Hodgdon
American Tel. & Tel. Co
Henry G. Hodgdon
Chestnut Street
Benjamin Hall
Roxbury
Charles T. Jackson
South Street
Wilbur Crocker
Doris
Park Street
Nelson Rice
Mr. Crocker
Roland
Merritt Trott
Wilfred Trott
Marshall Street
Squirrel Inn
John W. Biggins
Solomon Greenblatt
Franklin Street
Lower
Mr. Greenblatt
John A. Small
David E. Foster
Norma, D. Edwin, Jr
Kenneth
Bath City Hospital
Theodore Sherman
Wiscasset
W. E. Kershner
Lieut. Williams
Flagstaff
Edith Marriner
Bridge-Merrill, Inc
Fred Fuller
Worumbo Mfg. Co
William A. Fogwill
Valley Road
Newton
Mr. Fogwill
Irene V. Fogwill
Lester Gay Blair
West Newton
Mrs. Fogwill
Charles Randall
Maiden, Mass
Clare
Farrill
Alberty Gallant
Ramblers Club
Pleasant Street
Harry Robinson
E. A. Garcelon
George Wade
Percival Black
Strafford
Camp Foss
Willy Pond
John McInnes
Drottningholm
Sweden
Norway
Scotland
England
Julia Abbott
Walter Abbott
Clarence Pendleton
Walter Fitch
Russell Street
Edward Phillips
Crocker Street
Winthrop
Hallowell and
Arthur R. Chadbourne
Otto and
Arthur, Jr
New Bedford
Mr. Chadbourne
William C. Chadbourne
Chadbourne
Otto F. Bullman
Gustaf Meister
Carl Meister
Elmer Prey
Prey
Frieda Wetherbee
William Robson
Madeline
Betty
Cottage Street
Portsmouth
Robson
Alonzo Parks
Wiliam Littlefield
Saco
Leoy Averill
George W. Jewett
Mr. Jewett
Roswell Hamilton
Hose Co. No. 2
Chub
Engine 2
Oakhurst Dairy Co
Popham ‘Beath
Highland Street
Frank Chellis
Albert F. Mudge
Pine’ Street
William D. Sewall
Orrs Island
Garnet
Great Island
Wills Strait
Bailey’s Island
Battery H
Mildred Hooper
Davenport Memorial
Rotary Club
Miss Hooper
Columbia Hotel
Bonney’s
H. W. Evans
Armstrong Linoleum Co
George C. Curtis
F. W. Hartnett Furniture Co
Evans
Hartnett Company
Kennebec