Social Happenings of the Week in the Shipping City
Social notes from East Brunswick Bath and nearby towns recount a lively week of visits, dinners, musicales, picnics, and family gatherings. Guests include Hastings, Freemans, Freemans daughter Barbara, Cavanaughs, and many residents from Gardiner Boston and Portland with travel from Winship Street and Small Point. An injury incident at Staite Road is noted along with arrivals at Popham Beach and summer stays at Summer homes.
Arlington Woman and Friend Visit Before Pemaquid Trip
Miss Mary Mitchell of Arlington Massachusetts, formerly of this city, accompanied by Miss Winslow, called on several friends Thursday as they journey toward Pemaquid where they will spend July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mitchell
Arlington
Mass
Winslow
Pemaquid
Engagements announced at Rye Beach party in New Hampshire
Two engagements were announced at a house party of Miss Wheelock's School graduates in Rye Beach New Hampshire. Miss Adelaide Boynton of Melrose Highlands Massachusetts a Bath school teacher and Alden Sawyer of Bangor Bowdoin College 27 were engaged. The second couple were Miss Bernice Boyink and Eric Letterer both of Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye Beach
N. H
Bath society notes guests and summer plans on Granite street
Mrs. Jennie DeWolfe hosted a bridge evening on Granite street with refreshments. Several visitors join local residents for summer stays including Mrs. Tanner of New York with Rev. and Mrs. E. D. Hardin, the Loring family from Balboa Panama traveling to Bath, and Mrs. Margaret Burns visiting the Hodgkins family for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie DeWolfe
Bridge
Granite Street
Farewell surprise gifts Mrs Petrie on High Street
Mrs George Petrie of lower High street, who left Tuesday for Massachusetts, received a farewell gift Friday night from friends and neighbors. Attendees included Mrs Arthur Hutchins, Mrs William Filiett, Mrs Edward McCabe, Mrs Melvin Mares, Mrs Harold Dowling, Mrs Walter Potter, Mrs William Smith, Miss Doris Hutchins, and Miss Gladys Pottle. Herbert J Douglas and Gordon Haren recently returned from North Star Camp Easy Waterboro after a ten day Red Cross life saving course. Howard Giles of MacMahon ishind visited Bath Friday. Frances Shaughnessey will spend July at Rangeley Manor Rangeley Lake Summer camp for girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Petrie
Lower High Street
Massachusetts
Arthur Hutchins
William Filiett
Edward McCabe
Melvin Mares
Harold Dowling
Walter Potter
William Smith
Doris Hutchins
Gladys Pottle
Herbert J. Douglas
Gordon Hareen
North Star Camp
Easy Waterboro
National Red Cross Society
Frances Shaughnessey
Rangeley Manor
Rangeley Lake
Visit and travel notes from Bath and surrounding towns
Dr and Mrs Warren R Smith of Chicago visiting Hon and Mrs Rupert TH plan to drive to Suttons Bay Michigan for summer camp. H K Haggett of Wiseasset listed among Bath business visitors. Osborn Oliver of Malden Mass, formerly of Bath, was in town Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren R. Smith
Chicago
Rupert TH
Eago
Sutton’s Bay
Lake Michigan
H. K. Haggett of
Wiseasset
Bath
Osborn Oliver
Malden
Mass
Bath Bathing and Bathite visitors fill weekend scene
Miss Ida Coffee, Miss Ruth Fields and Miss Lillian Lee attended a meeting of Central Maine Power Company women employees in Lewiston. The Bath Lewiston Augusta branches were represented and residents from Waterbury and Dexter visited Bath. Social events include engagements, travels to Europe, and visits from major cities, with King Tavern preservation and auction bridge connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Coffee
Ruth Fields
Lillian Lee
Central Maine Power O
Lewiston
Bath
Augusta
Summer visitors and local appointments at Bath notes
Mrs Henry W Cobb and daughter Eleanor of Jackson Mississippi pass the summer at Sabine as guests of Hon and Mrs Allen M Irish. Mr Cobb promoted to vice president and dean at Tongaloo College as new buildings and equipment planned for August. Numerous visits and travels of local residents marked a quiet holiday weekend in Bath and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Cobb
Eleanor of
General Educational Board
Stockefeller
Cobb
Weekend visitors and social notes from Bath area
Miss Frostina Marston and nephew Ray G Marston with Mrs Marston of Augusta left Saturday for Popham Beach guests of Mrs Charles I Hathaway. Miss Winifred Johnson goes to Essex Conn for a month with Droo and Mrs Charles Ira Heen. Mrs B A Cuff of Lowell with daughter Louise and son Victor, and Mr and Mrs Haye Ik Janes of Holden were weekend guests of their mother Mrs Hila M Frazee. Frances Sprague leaves Saturday for Christmas Cove for the summer. Arthur Colby arrives to pass weekend with his hosts. Van Zandt Wheeler meets Mrs Wheeler at West Point summer home. famed as popular in the colony. Mrs Edward E Carter of Washington arrived for a visit with her parents. Gardiner Heselton of Bath visits. Jeanette Smith hosts a bridge supper with prizes for Eleanor Moulton and Carrie Shaw. Jarrett Nichols returns from Boston for weekend with the Nichols family. Marriage intentions filed of Silie Cahill and Merle Niles of Rumford. Jean T L Edgecomb arrives from Waltham for weekend with Mrs Frank G Aderton. Millard Kelley of the Coast Guard at Popham Beach leaves for ten days at home in Jonesport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostina Marston
Ray G. Marston
Marston
Augusta
Popham Beach
Charles I. Hathaway
B. A. Cuff
Louise
Victor
Lowell
Mass
Haye Ik, Janes
Holden, Mass
Hila M. Frazee
Middle Street
van Zandt Wheeler
New York
Silie M. Cahill
G. A. Cahill
Merle (. Niles
Rumford
Baltimore, Md
Niles
JL. L. Niles
University of Maine
Miss Cahill
Bath Trust Co
Bath
Millard Kelley
Coast Guard
Jonexport
Charles W. Thing
Hyde Windlasse
Percy FE. Jackson
Waltham
Warren A. Lowell
Bedford Street
Edwin R. Andrews
Frederick
Andrews
Fred L. Andrews
Kennebec Point
Paul R. Palmer
Raymond
West Roxbury
Kennebec
Howe
Rhode Island
Morton Young
Mary
Barbara
Jamaica Wain
Mrs. Young
Scott. Morse
Andrews Road
Mr. Young
Haskell
Maine
Clayton FE. Ingearson
Providence
KR. J
Clara Jewett
Henry Jewett
Morton Goodnow
Ingearson
Herbert L. Grinnell
Nellie Grinnell
John Cutts
Randolph
Ralph Tegard
Grinnell
Cutta
Mrs Howard Everett visits in Presque Isle
Mrs. Howard Everett returns to her Presque Isle home after visiting daughter Mrs. Horace McClure in Shenandoah. She is accompanied by Mrs. McClure and Mary McClure who will stay two weeks. Philips Kimball of New York comes home to spend the holiday with his mother Mrs. Edward H. Kimball in Lincoln Street. Miss Cure Littlefield and Miss Mary Tall Rhodes of Rockland tour Bath on Friday en route from Portland and meet Attorney William Tall, Rhodes’ uncle, in Bath. Lillian Wilson of Dover and the Worrells of Washington Street are mentioned in local social notices. Elizabeth and Folsom visit with Rev Omar W. Folsom and Elsie Folsom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Ryan
Thomas Ryan
Brooklyn
Bay Ridge High School
Forsgiris
Ryan
Science Chatter
Bath
New York
Maxwell Training School
Herbert FE. Cavanaugh
Fast ‘Brunswick
New Meadows
Cavanaugh
Everett G. Lemont
Upper High Street
Scott Golder
Virginia
Harold F. Freeman
Barbara
Eva Rines
Garnet
Carrie Walker
Miss Rines
Gurnee
Walker Miner
Anne Kimball
Milton
Patricia Whitehouse
Kittery
Ruth Robbins
Prank Robbins
Pine Street
Edward T. Whitehouse
Center Street
Willins Goldsmith
Margaret Picherty
Washington Street
Samwrday
Elizabeth, N. Od
Goldsmith
Bassett Paper Co
Hawthorne Paper Co
Kalamazoo
Mich
Howard Everett
Horace Mclure
Shenandoah Read
Presque Isle
McClure
Mary
Philips Kimball
Edward H. Kimball
Lincoln Street
Cure Littlefield
Mary Tall Rhodes
Rockland
Portland
Unon
Willian T. Tall
Miss Rhodes
Leonard’ S). Norsworthy
Elizabeth
Son Folsom
Washington, DD
Omar W. Folsom
Elsie Folsom
Somerville Area Hosts Bridge Night Prizes
Mrs Gertrude Bachelder and Mrs George Stearns of Manchester NH visited Mrs William Thieckens on High street returning Friday. Thieckens hosted a bridge party with Bachelder winning first prize a pair of silk stockings and Mrs Charles Blair second prize a jardiniere. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Haley of Milltown NB and Mr and Mrs Frederick W Branch and daughters Judith and Barbara of Manchester who stayed through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Bachelder
George Stearns
Manchester
N. H
William Thieckens
High Street
Thieckens
Bachelder
Charles Blair
Harry Haley
Milltown
N. B
Frederick W. Branch
Judith
Barbara
Mrs. Branch
Thieekens
Mrs Jennie Stevens Returns From Visit To Brooklyn
Mrs Jennie Stevens returns Saturday to Brooklyn after a several weeks visit with her sister Mrs Wilbur at Oliver 37 Union Street, detailing a quiet domestic transfer of residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Stevens
Brooklyn
Mrs. Wilbur
Oliver
Union Street
Bath Hosts New Arrivals Opened Home for Meals and Guests
Mrs Mary M Parker and daughter Joyce Parker arrived in Bath from Northampton to open Ramesholm at 7 North Street the former home of Emilio de Gogorza and Emma Eames. The public opening was July 1 and meals and overnight guest services are available. Marion Wakefield and Grace Allen left Saturday for Portland and visited Miss Wakefield's aunt Mrs A H Fowlie at 306 Brackett Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M
Joyce Parker
Bath
Northampton
Ramesholm
North Street
Emilio de Gogorza
Emma Eames
Marion Wakefield
Grace Allen
Portland
Miss Wakefield
A. H. Fowlie
Brackett Street
Summer visitors and family news at Small Point and Bath
Local society notes list guests and travelers visiting from New York and Boston for weekend stays at Small Point and Bath. Included are acknowledgments of births, engagements, weddings, and upcoming family events with names such as Sewall White Perey and Baxter, plus moves to Boston, Newport News, and Lawrence.
Bath News Broadside Highlights Busy Holiday Scene
Bath notes report constable complaints about dogs at night and warnings of arrests for stray canines. Holiday traffic spikes on the State ferry with extra boats and hurried car lines, while fishermen note fine salmon catches near Damariscove and Small Point. Weather comments flag a dry June and a dry spell ahead, and local events include rotary attendance, reunions, and roadwork progress as Bath coppered into summer bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Emmons
Emmons
Personal notes from Bath and nearby towns on Fourth of July visits
A string of social notes lists residents and visitors across Bath including Charles W. Thing returning to Hyde Windlasse after a burned wrist, Percy F. E. Jackson in town from Waltham, and numerous weekend guests with families at Kennebec Point, York Street, and North Conway.
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Jold E. Frees
East Brunswick
Aml Richard Hastings
Viramb Som Richard
Cherryfield
Fred Kittridge
Thelma
Joseph Thurlow
Franklin Wright
Gardiner
Frank Hagan
Iva Hagan
Hagan
William Kittridge
Phyllis Spencer
Fr. Freeman
Wilbur Hagan
Spencer
Miss Hagan
Mr. Freeman
Mrs. Morse
Virginia Golder
Winship Street
Barbara Freeman
Clyde Feere
Eugene Footer
Boston
F. W. Carlton
Lavwrence Putnam
Harvey
Hathorne
Moosehead Lake
Lily Bey
West Gardiner
Gifferd Madden
Davis Hatch
Haddonfield
N. J
Earl Twitchell
Mrs. Hatch
Needham
F. J. Turner
Phursdiay
E. D. Hardin
Earl Collins
Bruce
Somerville
William Collins
Norwood
Collins
Herbert Simpson
Harold BE. Freeman
Dye
Harry F. Morin
Mr. Simpson
Helena McLellan
Sunnyside
Mes
James BL Lement
West Bath
Arthur FL Russell
Ruth Ellen
Medford
Raymond Trott
Providence, Roob
George van Antwerp
Salem, Mass
Percy Cottage
Feltram Crocker
Damariscove
Arthur Thistle
William Thistle
Fred Hector
Dorothy
Pegey
Fargo, N. TI
Hector
Willian J. Sewall
John S. Jayne
Sewall
Small Point
Janette Clark
Clarence Clark
Raymond Parker
Drawitucket
Parker
Trufant Street
Effie Noddin
Westfield, Mass
Arthur C. Hagan
Andrews Read
Clifton Harrington
John A. Swetnam
Pittsfield
Swetnam
First Baptist Church
J. R. McKay
The
Gulf Filling Station
North
Lincoln Streets
Herbert F. Malzard
Jack
Vport
Beryl Mitchell
Los Angeles
Cal
Sabine
Fred Wetherbee
Melrose
Charles E. Robinson
Upper
Bowen Torrey
Torrey Cottage
Alonzo G. Fisher
Philip
Marjorie
Ald
Naushon Island
Cape Cod
Belle Wallace
Ark Street
S. FE. Lemont
Senool Street
Emma Cox
Lexington, Mauther
Trufant’s Crossing
Jennie Morse
Washington, TC
Herbert FE. Worrey
Roger
Lillian Wilson
Waterville
Harold Adams
Doris Dyer
William Barer
Quebec
Hubert TW. McCarty
Popham
Lothrop H. Loring
Eloise
Balboa
Panama
Margaret Burns
Philadelphia
Mrs. Elwer
Hodgkins
John S. Boyd
John &. Jr
Henry A. Magoun
Green Street
Wilson
Arthur Sewall
William
Anderson Cottage
Chester M. Shubert
Brooklyn, N. Y
Oliver Moses 2Nd
Rupert H. Baxter
Grant
Dpe
P. Baxter
Edward Tomlinson
Mrs. Baxter
Mere Point
Harry A. Neally
Newton
MacMahan Island
Arthur Porter
Wilmington
Del
Trevett
Mather
Rachael Farnham Porter
Wis
Howard Giles
MacMahon Ishind
Anna Brookings
Waterbury, Conn
Alfred Bunker
James FF
Jane
Murphy
France
England
J. WP. Barnes
Drummond Street
Hartland
Fred Keyte
Dexter
Mrs. Blair
Washington
Lyman Tl. Nelson
Major Blair
King ‘Tavern
William King
Daughters of the American Revolution
Richard K. Noonan
Noonan Supply Co
Tath
William Sheldon
Dorothy Sheldon
Columbus
Sheldon
Alice Rich
Miss Sheldon
Short
Catherine Brown
Fillen Nowell
Washington, Street
Frank Kelley
Winchester
Philippa
Porches
Francis
Boothbay Harbor
Squirrel Island
Albert Morrison
Sebasco Fistntes
Wh. A. Huse
Rangeley Lakes
White Mountains
Charles Laing
Braintree
Ernest Fulton
Front Street
Bingham
Charles M. Boyd
O. B. Guild
R. Boyd
Brookline
Boyd
John H. Hyde
Mr. Hyde
Kimhurst
Thomas Spicer
Walter Johnson
George TL. Marr
Leo P. Burke
United States Public Health Bureau
New York City
New Meadow
S Inn
Raymond V. Tayward
Birch Island
George Colby
New England Tel, & Tel. Co
Toothbar Harbor
Winifred Johnson
Essex
Conn
Droo
Charles Ira- Heen
Frances Sprague
Christmas Cove
Arthur Colby
Mrer. Russell Colby
Washington, T
George W. Johnson
George Walter Heselton
Jeanette Smith
Eleanor Moulton
Carrie Shaw
Jarrett Nichols
Nichols
Jean Tl, Edgecomb
Waltham, Mass
Frank G. Aderton
Mareia Street
Dover
N. T
Mrs. I. BE. Worrey
John K. Jayne
William J. Sewall
Leo Thebeau
Swain Carpenter & Nay Co
Josephine Thebeau
Oak Street
Edward Waterhouse
Oldtown
George Cahill
Mr. Cahill
William (. Perkins
Lake Cobbesseecontee
Alfred Rowe
Leslie White
Blanche White
Mr. White
General Electric Co
J Yun
Loyall. Sewall
Savall Point
Harold M. Sewall
Robert Linekin
Boxton
Tle
Donald Wishart
Newport News
Stone & Webster
Joseph Mack
Mack
Ruth Gediman
This City
I. Gediman
Donald Perey
Frederick Sh. Perey
City Hospital
John Winslow Williams
Baltimore
Edward McMann
Fort Preble
South Portland
Agnes Hunter
Dport Glasgow
Scothand
John Mc- Innes
Mc- Innes
Hunter
Birch Point
Frederick E. Drake
Pansy Ward
Lena
Annie Grnudet
Southport
Arthur Flanders
Marion
Ralph R. Pitan
Reed
Pitman
Mr. Mills
N. IL
Daniels
Maurice Oliver
Auburn
Jessie Spaulding
Groton
Charles Baker
Mrs. Baker
William Kalin
Mr. Kalin
Axford Bick
Charlotte Buck
Day's Ferry
George Wilson Scudder
George Upson Scudder
Murray Grove
Mr. Scudder
Lawrence
Manxs
Scudder
Westfield
Young People’s Christian Union
Ms . U
Lydia Mel, Baxter
Alden Grover Smith
Baxter
Purpoodock Club
Katherine Redfern
Webster Browne
Gilbert Stancliffe
Adorate
Kennebunk
Neil J. Smith
Damariscove Island
Cape Newagen
Weather Bureau
U.S
Richmond
Nt Vorthind
Battery Hi
Campo
Fort Willaamus
South Harpswell
Salvation Army
Chistmis Cove
Bates
Basin Inn
Phippsburg
Bartlett Turn
Genesta Sewing Circle
Linda Howard
Five Islands
Howard
Flora Hodgdon
TD. L. Howard
Thomas P. Teal
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Crowell & Thurlow Steamship Co
Penobscot
Cape Charles
Kead
Muddy Bridge
Brunswick
Woolwich
Ralph Littlefield
Morse High School
Miller's Inn
Harpswell
Thompson Corner
Peli
the Times
FE. J. Carlson
Parker Head
Brewster
Augustus O. Thomas
Fort Williams
James A. Richardson
Josephine A. Richardson
Mary Letitia Richardson
Abram, Oliver
Marshal
McCuure
White Mountain District
Charles Waggett
Temont
J. M. Lemont
New Meadowston
Cahill
Walter Keyes
Norway Pines
Sebasco