Bath summer social notes and holiday visitors
A long list of Bath area residents and guests share summer and weekend stays at cottages in West Point and Sebasco. Visitors include families from North Bath, Bath, Portland, and New York, with many returning for holidays and extended visits at local summer homes.
Trott Family Arrives for Summer at Cliff Cottage
Mr and Mrs Raymond H Trott and their son Houghton M Trott arrive from Providence R I to spend the summer at their cliff cottage. Also visiting are Ms Virginia Trott and Miss Anne Elizabeth Trott with Mr Stephen Millett of New York for Mrs Chase Mellon. Clarence Stetson of Bangor visits Hon Walter Gray. Glason returns to Mr and Mrs John K Jayne and children Kennon and Pamela after attending a death in Pargo N D.
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Raymond H. Trott
Houghton M. Trott
Virginia
Anne Elizabeth Trott
Providence
R. L
Stephen Millett
New York
Chase Mellon
Manney
Clarence Stetson
Bangor
Walter Gray Glason
John K. Jayne
Kennon
Pamela
Pargo
N. D
Hector
Nashua Children See Piccolo the Smallest Baby Elephant
Saturday afternoon Nashua and nearby districts gathered to watch Piccolo, the smallest baby elephant ever, thrill the young audience with its tiny size and playful antics.
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Nashua
Surruding
Parker Head Scene Reveals Summer Visits and Church Note
The Parker Head community reports many summer visitors returning to East Boston and nearby towns. Families from Bath Woolwich Popham and North Berwick join gatherings at cottages and camps while local church services note decent turnout and a fine hymn. A local ice delivery start marks the season’s arrival.
Bath social notes recount visits and bicentennial interest
Mrs and Mrs Nathan W Watson and John Sanborn Pe Ai etin cates Cee Miss Marjorie Thaxter visit St Louis and Seeeeee. Sincere Moulton enjoyed a July motor trip Bath to Lewiston to Augusta via Winthrop. Dougherty Gibbons Deering return from Rangeley Lakes guests of Oliver Moses 2d. Robert P Shaw travels to New York after holiday with family in Green Street and Mrs Shaw at Pred RB home. Bath residents join 200 visitors to Harding's Snow homestead at New Meadows on the Fourth and colonial hosts host in 18th century style observing Brunswick Bicentennial.
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Lindens
Pam
Georgia
Lach
Bam Pine
Parker Head
Hartson Wright
Radnor
Boston
Chase Mellon, Jr
Ad Seem
St Senate
Elliott Ray
Woburn
Wiscasset
John M. Rogers
Harold Drake
Bath
Sebec Lake
Ernest Rogers
Malcolm
Quaker Point
Eugene Ingalls
North Bath
Mise Eleanor Berry
Portland
George J. Ingalls
William Grevers
Rockville Center
L. 1
Grevers
Meadowbrook
Elliott Henry
Mahwah
Constance
Somerville
Mass
Ada
Carrie Little
Meadow
Paul Simonds
Prank Higgings
Frances
Billy
Kenneth Percival
Robert
Nellie
Catherine Tracey
Philip Gormley
Owen
Tracey Cottage
Ralph Duntonston
Betty
West Point
van Zandt Wheeler
Mr. Wheeler
New York
John Leavitt
Brigham’‘s Cove
Frank P. Leavitt
Bath Memorial Prefonte
Martin Eaton
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Congregational Parsonage
Joseph Belanger
Leon Belanger
West Bath
Milas Marjorie Gilmore
Paul F. Gilmore
Edgar Pye
Nathan A. Cushman
Sebasco
Miss Prances Cook
Scarboro
Evrold Blaisdell
Virginia
North Abington
Jack Pitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Jack Synnott
Jack Dempsey
West New York
Auburn
Roland L. Eaton
Roland, Jr
Eunice
Nere
Swarthmore
Carter
Nathan W. Watson
John Sanborn
Marjorie Thaxter
Langdon T. Thaxter
St. Louis
Sincere Moulton
Lewiston
Augusta
Winthrop
Kennebec
Daniel T. Dougherty
Thomas
Gibbons
Harry G. Deering
Rangeley Lakes
Oliver Moses
Robert P. Shaw
Fred P. Shaw
Green Street
Williams
Annette
Lawrence
Popham Beach Hostelry Sees Summer Visitor Rush
A long list of summer guests arrives and visits Popham Beach area cottages. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. John Beebe Jr and family from Wakefield. Miss Nell Hall from Rockford Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mattson of Newton Center. Dr. and Mrs George E Percy of Salem Massachusetts. and many Bath and Brunswick residents vacationing on Long Island.
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Allegra Bickford
Bickford Pilat
Emma Newdick
Earl Payson
Bay Point
Kennebec River
John Beebee, Jr
Priscilla Martha
Gretchen
John
Wakefield
Mass
Quebec
Canada
Wyllys Ames
Hyla
Bath
Nell Hall
Lawrence Taylor
Portland
William Mussenden
Warren Hawley
Pines
Putman Stearns
Cambridge
Webber Cottage
Vernon Mattson
Vernon
Dorothy
Bette
Newton Center
South Shore
Frances Hill
Betty
Jack
Owen Cottage
Fred Osgood
Osgood
Capt
E. W. Osgood
Light House
Elwood Toothaker
Carolyn
Humphrey Cottage
Walter Oliver
George E. Percy
Salem
Willard Oliver
Edward W. Bridgham
Edward
Charles Small
Arlene
Beverly
Charles
David
Lynette Caverly
Phippsburg
Page Wyman
Philip
Lawrence
Bridges
Madelyn Bridges
George E. Oliver
Roger
David G. Parsons
Melrose
Lottie Wilson
Fred C. Scribner
Robert
Horace Bickford
Livermore Falls
Bickford
Annie Stacey
Shirley Isaacson
Frank Phieffer
Worcester
Leslie Greenlaw
Leroy
Junior
Lubec
Louis G. Gaton
Barbara
Nancy Rounds
Auburn
Charles Waterhouse
Lewiston
Niles Cameron
Pauline
Ellen
Brunswick
Melvin Downing
Shirley
Long Island
Henry Schofield
Ida
Summer visitors and cottage life across Bath and Seguin Island
Seguin Island families plan trips to Jonesport and Panama while Bath visitors enjoy weekends at Cambridge and Providence cottages. Notable residents include Prof Stanley Hyde at Sedgemere and Roscoe Shaw hosts with Karcher Jackson family. Bath beach access and newly furnished cottages with modern amenities highlight coast community notes.
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Millarduehart
Allen, Millard Jr
Mary
Maide
Howard
Seguin Island
Jonesport
Urquehart
Allan Spear
Bath
Elmer Hathaway
Cambridge
Mass
Robert Cody
Ann
Milton
Stanley Hyde
Sedgemere
Portland
Karcher Jackson
Roscoe Shaw
James Spinney
Howard Spinney
Fort Armada
Panama
Spinney
Radio Corps
U.S. Army
Joseph Fitch
Ardmore
Ellison Moody
Carl Ellingwood
Providence
R. I
Nealley Honored by Associates for Indefinite Leave
H A Nealley head of the Boston office of Joseph Dixon Crucible Co receives indefinite leave of absence with pay due to eye trouble. Associates present him a gold mounted pen and pencil set on last active day. Family ties include Bath and Bowdoin connections. Cambridge summer plans with daughter Gage Bailey and son E S J Nealley.
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H. A. Nealley
Boston
Joseph Dixon Crucible Co
Nealey
Bath Daily Times
Bath Independent
Associated Press
Jersey City
Dixon
New England
Nealley
Mayflower Society Descendants
Cambridge Historical Society
New England Railroad Club
American Railway Bridge and Building Association
Mr. Nealley
E. S. J. Nealley
Customs House
Bath
E. B. Nealley
Bangor
MacMahan Island
Bowdoin College
Maine
Bangor & Piscataquis Railroad Co
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad
Cambridge
Gage Bailey
Local Guests and Holiday Visitors in Rockland Area
A string of visitors and summer guests are listed in Rockland and nearby towns. Names include Miss Beverly Shorey, Miss Helen Shorey, Miss Constance Morin, Edward Morin, Mrs Elvira Plant, Mr and Mrs David N Heald, Mr and Mrs Edward T Foster, and others visiting cottages at Popham Beach, Bay Point, or summer homes in North Bath and Sabine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Shorey
Rockland
Elvira Plant
Senter's, Inc
David N. Heald
Edward T. Foster
Lakewood
Ethelyn Spinney
Lewiston
Constance Morin
Edward G. Morin
Donnell
Popham Beach
William Hodges
New York
Charles J. Donnell
Helen Shorey
Hartford
John Atwood
Eastham Guild, Jr
Babson Park
Mass
William S. Newell
Washington Street
Carroll Watson
Harley Spicer
Priscilla
Jersey City
N. J
Olive Spicer
Edward Street
Alice Darrah
Edith Berg
Ruth Lemoine
Bay Point
Camp Carefree
George McClarity
George
Hazel
Barbara
Roxbury
L. Summerton
High Street
Dorothy Mulcahy
Morse High School
John J. Keegan
Henry W. Cobb
Eleanor Cobb
Tugaloo
Miss
Sabine
Howard Loomis
New Haven
Conn
James A. Gillies, Jr
North Bath
Bay Point Hosts and Seasonal Visitors Highlight Weekend
Bay Point buzzes with guests at Red Gables Kennebec Point and nearby cottages. Notables include Mrs. L W Dietrich of Minneapolis, Katherine and Mary Graham, Elizabeth Butterfield and family, and visitors from North Carolina and New York. A Chinook salmon catch on North Pond by Rudy Letourneau adds to weekend chatter after a seven year fish plant tag reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Loughin
Walter B. Hill
Red Gables
Kennebec Point
L. W. Dietrich
Minneapolis
Harry W. Crosman
South End
Deering Cottage
Bath
Katherine
Mary Graham
Andrew Butterfield
Elizabeth
Edward
Washburn
North Carolina
Manning- Hardy
Harold Robinson
Keith
Ralph Gould
Cape Elizabeth
Dave” Noyes
Ruth E. Keen
Jamaica
N. Y
Adelphi College
Garden City
Miss Keen
North Pond
Rudy Letourneau
Waterville
Belgrade Chain
Great Pond
Great Meadow
North
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Charles L. Stevens
Kittery
F. Williams
Suammer
Totman
Wells
Par Williams
Harry Hall
Hydeee
Siane
Bertha Nickerson
Ralph J. Walk
Parker
James Ing
Harry D
F Mank
East Boston
Baspara Mank
Jeannette Hallett
Woolwich
Harland Booker
Girs
James Temple
Annie Webber
Howard Milton
Irma
Wilfred Libby
Elsie Sargent
Hollis Center
Alvin Rollins
North Berwick
John Rollins
Frank Deejay
Oliver Deejay
Lester Harrington
Lillian Temple
Betty Logan
Park Head
Terrill
Ashton Nickerson
Ashton, Jr
Lorna
Eileen Crowell
Eleanor Gushoe
Chloe Nickerson
Melvin Nickerson
Mabel Trask
Stevens
Lottie Minott
Abbie Minott
Elkaneh Wyman
Guy Crowley
Marion
Dora Bridges
Horace Morse
Martha
Harry A. Nealley
Chevrolet
Nyy
Pilgrim Chevrolet, Inc
Front Street
Ernest Buchon
Owens
Scarsdale
William Adams
Franklin Koehlwetter
Helen
Allen
McLeod
Manse Masterman
Farnam
Ralph Carlisle
Stewart
Khar
Walter Quance
Camp Comfort
Donald Avery
Beatrice
Dawn
First Beach
Evelyn Lougee
Frances Reed
Concord
Cahill-Morse
Sylvia Warren
Cedar Cove
Hildred Robinson
Maine General Hospital
Walter Coombs
Blanche
Frank Leclair
Doris
Frank Rideout
Camp Cody
John Roosevelt
United States Marine Corps
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