Social Happenings of Bath Week Guests and Travels
Bath residents and visitors fill listings with extended social events. Notables include Mr. John W. Leydon of Baltimore heading to Girard College Philadelphia for romance languages, and many families from Needham Boston to New York and Maine gathering at cottages, hotels, and camps around Bath, Popham Beach, and Squirrel Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Leydon
John Jr
Theodore
Baltimore
Bath
Leydon
Margaret Leydon
Bligh Street
Adams Cottage
Squirrel Island
Park School
Girad College
Philadelphia
Remarkable likeness to Mrs. Coolidge draws visitors
Mrs Chir hy and daughter from Sebasco and Mrs Hearett Battison visited the city on Thursday. Portland’s Mrs Arthur BE Craig, a frequent visitor and T S Melcher Co representative, bears a striking resemblance to Mrs Coolidge, causing friends to mistake her for the president’s wife. Laurie Williss T Wall noted she has a portrait of Mrs Coolidge at home. Lorenzo Feltis of South Bristol, a former patrolman, was also in town Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chir Hy
Hearett Battison
Sebasco
Arthur BE. Craig
Portland
Craig
T. S. Melcher Co
Coolidge
Land
Laurie Williss
T. Wall
Henry C. Wright
Elmhurst
Paris
J. R. Andrews
Miss Theo Elwell to Work in Oregon This Fall
Philadelphia native Miss Theo Elwell leaves July 6 after a brief visit with grandmother Mrs. Rachel Elwell of Middle Street. She taught at the University of Oregon in Eugene and will take a similar post in Portland for the coming year, spending the summer in New York. Meanwhile, families from Somerville to Brookline and Friendship gather for summer activities and relocations as relatives travel, visit, or return from parts of the country including Boston and Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Elwell
Philadelphia
Rachel Elwell
Middle Street
Notable locals share events and movings in Wiscasset
Charles S. Sewall of Wiscasset, a law reader and Grace Risa preacher, heads Wiscasset Academy and is close to explorer Lieut. Comd. Donald T. MacMillan. his son Rufus joined MacMillan on the Bowdoin to the Far North. Col. James Morse of Boston stayed with Ma and Mrs Roscoe P. McFadden. Towell temple social night featured Lottie Proctor, Abbie Morris, and Fred Bowie readings, with sherbet and crackers from Gertrude Stewart and Laura Munroe. Frank P. Sylvester moved his family to Kittery for work in Portsmouth, N. H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Sewall
Wiscasset
Grace Risa
Wiscasset Academy
Donald T. MacMillan
Rufus Sewall
MaccMilkin
Bowdoin
Towell Temple
Plos
Lottie Proctor
Abbie Morris
Fred Bowie
Gertrude Stewart
Laura Munroe
Frank P. Sylvester
Kittery
Tle
Portsmouth
N. 1
Massachusetts Families Gather for Summer Visits in Newton
Mrs G R Griffin and daughter Dorothy of Newton Mass arrive Friday to pass the summer with Mrs Griffin's sister Mrs James D B Young at 345 Front Street. Others from Boston and Dorchester visit Springfield and Melrose, staying at cottages and summer homes along Dimmer Street and nearby locales. Several families including the Deaten, Baker, Chadwick, and Towers groups plan extended weekends at Cox Tend Frobiovy night to occupy the Lesahei.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Griffin
Dorothy
Newton
Mass
Mee
Raymond MM. Towers
Edwin
Leroy Lowd
Roy and
Kendell
Joseph Brewster
Gwendolyn
Dorchester
Thomas Cummings
Cox
Lesahei
Nes
Leonard Wetherbee
Melrose
Amd
Wo Po Wetherbee
High Street
Whitman Couple Visit Virginia Kin Over Fourth
Mr and Mrs Frank T Donnell of Whitman Massachusetts visited Virginia Donnell's brother Alval Donnell in West Bath over the Fourth. Mrs Sarah Lemont of Schowl Street returned Thursday after spending several days with Mrs Emma Cox of Lexington Mass at her cottage on the New Meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitmiam, Mass
Donnell
Alval Donnell
West Bath
Sarah EO Lemont
Schowl Street
Emma Cox
Lexington
Mass
I New Meadows
Mrs Edgecomb Hosts Sedgwick Circle Sewing Day
Mrs Flora Edgecomb presided over 17 members of the Sedgwick circle Ladies of the G A R met at her home for most of Wednesday sealing quilts and socializing by the shore. Luncheon featured baked beans rolls coffee fruit salad custard pie strawberries and cream tarts and pickles. cocoa and cake were served in the afternoon. Mrs Joseph M Thurlow of High street hosted an all day session and a noon dinner on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Slay
Green Street
Mark W. Sewall
Arthur Dunton
Henry A. Magoun
Clarence Johnson
Flora Edgecomb
Sedgwick Circle
G. A. BR
Joseph M. Thurlow
High Street
Pine Tree circle officials honored with convention delegate election
Mrs. Edward J. Murphy financial secretary of Pine Tree circle C F of A for 20 years was elected a delegate to the Atlantic City convention opening Sept. 15. Mrs. Nellie M. Johnson treasurer became alternate. Visitors include Dr. and Mrs. William Rowe from Melrose passing the holiday with Dr. Walter Rowe in Boston area. Families travel for summer visits and recent Wyoming university graduate Miss Colin Sargeant joins Sargeant relatives in Maine. Lieut. and Mrs. Osgood Bailey and children hosted by William Adan in Western Avenue for the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Murphy
Pine Tree Circle
C.F
Atlantic City
N. J
Nellie M. Johnson
William S. Shorey
Eleanor
Searsport
Veander Sargent
Osgood Bailey
Anes
Ruth
New London Conn
William Adan
Western Avenue
Weekend Guests Travel and Return to Boothbay Harbor
Me and Mrs I Page left for Manchester to visit their daughter Mrs A J M Stenssey for the weekend. On return they were accompanied by Mrs Stenssey and daughter Norma Jean who will visit July at their Summer home in Boothbay Harbor. Mr and Mrs Robert J Sisk of New York arrived Thursday to visit Mrs Sisk's sister Mrs Charles FB. DPlaisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiver Moses
Walter B. Phonimer
New London
J. S. Edie
Worumbe Mills
Long Island Sound
Jerome F. Wideman
John W. Martin
Florida
Poland
Bath
Elwell
Crosby
West Palm Beach
Col. Wideman
Wideman & Wideman
New Meadows Inn
Leslie White
General Electric Co
Lynn
Mass
Blanche White
Andrews Road
Joseph
Boston
Mrs
I. Page
Manchester
A. J. M. Stenssey
Robert J. Sisk
New York
Thaursday
Walter EF. Chase
Madelyn Chase
Arline Colton
Rangeleys
Emery Chase Jr
Sharon, Dreginsylvania
Arthur C. Hagan
Westfield
Mrs. Hagian
Miss Florence Nodin
Crystal Lake
N. Y
Miss Noddlin
Mrs. Hagan
Montreal
Quebec
White Mountains
Charles W. Morse
Jennie R. Morse
Morse
Washington Street
Harry
Gonn
Benjamin
Cambridge
Summer Beach Visits and Arrivals Parade in Coastal Town
Mrs Edward Sewall and family head to Pople Beach with Clifford cottage stay while Mr Sewall visits evenings. Mrs Charles Clifford accompanies them two weeks. Florence Tiansen resumes Western Union duties after vacation with Portsmouth stop. Dr Lawrence Hollingshead returns to Pemberton NJ from Thorne's Tread bungalow with wife and son, plans two weeks more then retirement. Mildred Caswell arrives for a five week stay near Miss Carrie Snow before Popham Beach trip. Several families occupy Larrabee cottages in Trafant's Grove for July, including Rogers and Trosmer parties. Mrs Marion Freeman travels to New York then Mobile to meet Capt Freeman for Charleston trip. Union couples Lemont and Parris arrive en route to Southport for house party. Senator Edge of Ventnor visits Small Point with relatives. Telegraphist Betts resumes work in Biddeford Lime Co office. Mrs Phillip Wersom and Max Wryo visit, joined by Mr Wersom for a few days. Numerous local residents return from trips or plan summer stays, with several heading to Worcester, Fast Orange NJ, and other points.
Parineton and daughter sail for Europe on SOS voyage
Mie Moot Parineton and her daughter Tilda of Worthind embarked Saturday aboard the SOS Contreberde bound for Europe, where they will stay two months. Mrs. Paring is a sister of Hon. Arthur J. Dunton of this city.
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Parineton
Tilda of
Worthind
Europe
Misses Mae Williams and Tyner Visit Kin in Harpswell
Misses Louise Mae Williams of Cambridge and Mildred Tyner of Dorchester Massachusetts with relatives in Harpswell spent the holiday week end visiting and called at the Dain cottage on Saturday to see Mae Williams relatives. Charles Anderson of Milton Massachusetts also joined the visit and time with friends in the area during the Fourth of July period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise MaeWilliams
Mildred Tyner
Cambridge
Dorchester
Miss
Mayon
Boston
Charles Anderson
Milton
Mass
Harpswell
Dain Cottage Sunbine
MaeWilliams
Weekend Soiree and Muster Parade Draw Local Guests
Mr and Mrs John Parris hosted relatives and friends on Saturday aboard their launch Addie for a picnic lunch at niece Mrs Carroll Clark s home in Falmouth Foreside with attendees including F O York Patricia, Edward Gaudreau and Edward Jr, Lyman Hollingshead and son, Hilda of Pemberton NJ, Lida Sampson, Nathan Coffin and son Elwood Jr, Flossie Beals, Elmer Higgins, Melvin Beerwort, and Harry Walters. Edwin J Emmons won consensus as parade lead in Bath VFA muster at Topsham, praised for his purple plume and Busby hat. Leslie Fowles returned to Portsmouth after the holiday, while Frank and Morton Young with two daughters visited from Jamaica Plain and stayed with Luther Thompson. Dr William Currie and family vacationed in Montreal with Mrs Currie and Lorraine remaining behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parris
Richmond
Addie
Carroll Clark
F. O. York
Patricia
Falmouth
Edward Gaudréau
Edward, Jr
Portland
Lyman B. Hollingshead
Lyman B., Jr
Hilda
Pemberton
N. J
Lida Sampson
Nathan FE. Coffin
N. Elwood, Jr
Flossie Beals
Elmer Higgins
Edwin J. Emmons
Topsham
Busby
Bath V.F.A
St. Jean's Baptiste
Androsenggin Company
Frank Young
Morton Young
Jamaica Plain
Salm
Luther Thompson
Young
W. E. Chase Co
W. M. Howatt
Pinnien Plain
Weekend trips and family arrivals at Sabine and beyond
A long list of local families and relatives visiting cottages and traveling over the Fourth of July weekend. Names include Chase, Leeman, Farrin, Hooker, Madden, Buker, McGrath, Cain, Oliver, Lynch, Ervine, Haggett, Young, Marsh, Quick, Moody, Hagan, Marr, Blewett, Collins, Morse, and more. Reflects summer visits to Sabine, Southport, Montre, and Montreal with Midwest and New England connections. Several entries note travel to Montreal, Crystal Lake, White Mountains, and Bath.
Branches Visit Threekens in Manchester then Monhegan
Mr and Mrs Frederick Branch and their daughters Judith and Barbara arrived Sunday in Manchester New Hampshire to visit Mr and Mrs William Threekens. The Branches left Tuesday for Monhegan Island to stay two or three weeks while the daughters remain with their grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Branch
Judith
Barbara
Manchester
N. H
William Threekens
High Street
Branch
Monhegan Island
Thieckens
Bath Notes Highlight Summer Life and Local Happenings
Bath community notes cover crowded Fourth of July at Popham Beach, new Sebasco golf course opening, street painting and road work, ship and airship sightings, ferry delays, salmon and berry crops, gasoline tax hike, and efforts to raise funds for the American Legion orphans program. Local residents, inns, and businesses are mentioned along with weather, traffic, and public works details.
Farmer’s mishap ends with a pun on the pitcher
An old farmer slips while carrying milk to the cellar and questions his pitcher’s fate. His wife asks if the pitcher broke, and he answers with a humorous, profane play on words denying breakage yet acknowledging damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
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Dunnell
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Red Bank
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Ra W. Robinson
C. Fred Hughes
John Hughes
William Ke, Purington
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Lewiston
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Brookline
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Orr's Island
Henry Poli
Sagadahee Square
Kennebec Fruit Co
Poli
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David A. Cate
Phillips Kimball
George Pride
Mss
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Edward H. Kimball
Tincoln Street
Elizabeth McDougal
John K. Jayne
Small Point
Jayne
William D. Sewall
Fred Plc Carr
Georgetown
Carl C. Anderson
Charles Tall
Bright Meadows North Bath
Alice Tarmant
Erian Farrar
Oak Street
Francis AJ Anderson
Florence
Blushine
T. T
Vero
Carlos T. Anderson
Upper Washington Street
Arthur Fo Tlarrabee
Rennemort Cottage
Sabine
S. W. Paurnes
Rossell Street
Cominand
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Farl Burgess
Court Street
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Arthire
Tagon
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Brooks Memorial Parsonage
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Wilming‘ Beynon
Dike
Wayne
Sterling Burgess
Fairfeld
John Burgess
Spring Street
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Adaughter
Lorraine
Paul Dresser
Seth
Mullin
Rex W. Dodge
Joseph Small
Westbrook
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Smal Organization
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Alfred Gannon
Northeast Harbor
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Moses
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Elizabeth Dennison
Augusta
Samuel Tobey
Herbert Brown
Martha Bates
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Porthland
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Boothbay
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Paul K. Niven
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Belmont, Mass
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Albert H. Shaw
Wilson J
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Bay Point
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George Carey
Cobbread
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George Hopkins
Saco
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Fred FE. Burgess
Arthur Burgess
Lorenzo Feltis
South Bristol
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John McDougel
Adeline Bates
William T. White
Olney C. Perry
Rangeley
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Frank BR. Kelley
Philippa
Forbes
Frank Br, Jr
Tennessy
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Fordham University
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Guy TB. Powe
Marion
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Winchester
Westport
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Mes
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Carrie Fisher
Jane Brown
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John T. Evans
Dartmouth Navy Yard
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Joseph Hines
U. S
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Donner Street
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Elmer TD. Hodgkins
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Frank EO Jr
Roger
Col
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Roscoe PL McFadden
Robert Bo Thatel
Stanley
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Tateh Camp
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Upper
William S. Newell
Ellen
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Elenor O
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Springfields
Mirss
New Marbor
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and Mire
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Fred Ro E. Dean
Daugher
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Mase
Dimmer Street
Nellie Connor
W. Alfred Greenlaw
Gilman Sealwhy
Aare
Charles Chadwick
Culsis
William Rowe
Mas
Walter BE. Rowe
Edward Sewall
Tatricia
Edward Jr
Pople Beach
Clifford Cottage
Charles W. Clifford
Mr. Sewall
Florence Tiansen
Western Union
Lawrence BB. Hollingshead
Lawrence TB
Thorne’s Tread
Mildred Caswell
Toston
Carrie Snow
Eliney Rogers
Ley
Warry Trosmer
Evelyn Trosmer
Trafant’s
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Mobile
Ala
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Charleston
Arthur Lemont
Portsimaith
Southport
Meo
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Keith
Porthand
Tartis
Edward B. Parris
A. C. Cuthy
Walter l. Edge
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Fast Orange
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Henry T. J
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Mr. Martin
F. J. Parks
Middlestreet
New England
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Pauline D Buker
Gardiner
George A. Bunker
Milan Street
Eugene McGrath
Elizabeth
Charles J. Cain
A. G. Oliver
Warren
Wilbur
Evelyn
Dain Cottage
Thomas J. Lynch
Charles E. Ervine
Eric Haggett
Lillian Young
Tverett
Herman Crocker
Edward Marston
Ralph
Louis Eisenzimer
Malden
Thooken Cottage
Charles W. Woodworth
Eva Sawyer
A. W. Woodworth
Braintree
Richard Quick
George Moody
I. J. Hooker
John Marr
Quincy
John L. Wilson
Edith Blewett
Earl B. Collins
Collins
William J. Collins
Earl Collins
Bruce
Norwood
William Toulouse
Waterville
John Pooler
Ford
Shaw
Cahill
Sereeg Inka
N. A. Cushman
Phippsburg
Frank W. Perkins
Front Street
Edward V. Reed
Frank Brown
Mr. Perkins
James H. Thorpe
Columbia Hotel
C. W. Clifford & Son
Navy Yard
Independent
Harry Cook
Childs Foatite
Gorham Bros
Warren Fire Department
Times Office
Bath Motor Marthence
Casco Bay
Boothbay Harbor
Sernes
Kennebec
Willard Elliot
New Meadows
Dingley’s Island
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R. FE. Scanlon
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Governor King
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Rupert Miller
Frank Reynolds
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Dummer Street