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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1925

Page

3

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

John

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Moulton Elenor O Mareios Hardin Snell Springfields Mirss New Marbor Charles Moulton and Mire Charles FR. Deaten Frarloof Worthind Fred Ro E. Dean Daugher Marion Dean 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 Marion Will Freeman Mobile Ala W. R. Freeman Charleston Arthur Lemont Portsimaith Southport Meo Albion K. Parris Keith Porthand Tartis Edward B. Parris A. C. Cuthy Walter l. Edge Ventnor No 2 Edge John W. Willismns Arthur Sewiall Charles Betts Dees Western Union Henieer Stanley Teasdale Biddeford The Lime Company Philip Wersom and Mere Max Wryo Cobb Read Tiersom Tierina Brown Worcester City Hospital Worcester Chautceys Benjamin Taggett Fast Orange Barringher High School Newarl Mr. Taggett Secion Melvin H. Beerwort Harry A. Walters Leslie Fowles Mrs. Fowles William T. Currie Mrs. Currie Dr. Currie Frank Farrin Henry T. J Leeman Starry A. Reals Charles E. Madden Walter F. Martin Mr. Martin F. J. Parks Middlestreet New England Davidson Pump Co 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. 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