Local notes recount Boston boat passengers and town events
Saturday morning 70 passengers disembarked from the Boston boat at Popham Beach. The article mentions blooms, a storm tide, a dance at Popham Beach, return of travelers from Kennebec, and multiple local happenings. It notes an accident injuring a milking plant installer, a barge launch delay, a Dodge roadster arrival, Civil War veteran J. W. Snell, a lecture on the Merchant Marine, a boy bitten by brown tail moths, and historical steamer records. Also covered are alcohol seizures, a death from an accident in Jay, new quarantine rules for gipsey and brown tail moths, and shipping restrictions for affected areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Popham Beach
Woolwich
Center St. A. R
Wisteria
Robbins
High St
Stevens
Kennebec
Water St
Hunter
Hagan Farm
Wyoming
Kelley
Spear Yard
Opa
Cahill
Cox
Dodge Brothers
Detroit
Bath Auto & Gas Engine Co
J. W. Snell
E. Randall Leonard
Gettysburg
Vicksburg
New Orleans
North End
North End Shore
Sawdust Alley
Oliver
American Express
H. Millard Marshall
East Saugus
Mass
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Jay
Mr. Marshall
Wilton
United States Postal
New England
Department of Agriculture
Bath residents enjoy Fourth weekend travels and visits
A column notes Bath residents and visitors spanning Rockland Portland Boston and Northeast Harbor during the Fourth. Names include W. P. Macmillan Ralph Day Fred W. Humphreys George Buchanan and many others visiting relatives, taking trips, or returning from work.
Weekend Visitors and Summer Guests Across Bath Area
A long list of residents and visitors arrive or spend weekends in Bath and nearby towns. Notables include Harry Langdon representing the New York Book House, Judge Hardy at Popham Beach, and Luce of Massachusetts traveling with family to Brown's Cove. Several Boston and New England residents visit relatives, camp at Camp Marie, New Meadows, or stay at Foster's Point, Bay Point, and Sabine for the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Wing
West Southport
Frank Daley
Parker Head
William Temple
Edison McCormack
Bar Harbor
Dorothy Davis
S. D. Murray
East Boothbay
George Jacobs
Great Chebeague
J. E. Jenks
Adelaide Cunningham
Little Victor
Albert Haggett
Edgecomb
Harry Langdon
New York Book House
M. J. McCormick
Boston
Massachusetts
Blanche Butterfield
Andrew Butterfield
Nelson Perkins
Brookline
Camp Marie
New Meadows
Rowe
Gloucester
Mass
M. K. Harris
Gustena Harris
Union St
Fred P. Shaw
Dunning Cottage
Foster’s Point
Ethel
Lillian Mason
Bay Point
Flora
Martha Spinney
Auburn
G. C. Preble
Cherry St
Judge Hardy
M. E. Owen
J. H. Peter
Waterville
Sabine
Pennell
Brunswick
Seguinland Camps Opens at Five Islands Me
Seguinland Camps at Five Islands opening Friday July 2 under Centre Methodist Church Malden. Malden, Melrose, Watertown youths form camp group with staff led by Charles W Bradley Jr and Edward L Mac Arthur. Rainy start aside, camp works through July 15 with baseball team confident of adding to win total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seguinland
Five Islands
Centre Methodist Church of
Malden
George Wickens
Lawrence Pratt
Bruce Wickens
Ernest Smith
George Smith
Carl Phillips
George Phillips
Raymond Perry
Edwin Marshall
Ernest Begien
Wyman Randall
Gordon Johnson
George Greenier
Edward Manderson
James Bailey
Louis Bentley
Elmer Chesley
Osmond Gaines
Fenton McIntyre
Walter Jenness
Melrose
Dean Dieter
Sumner Wolley
Clarence Roeder
Watertown
William H. Rose
Charles W. Bradley, Jr
Edward L. MacArthur
Leland H. Anderson
Oliver Wilson
G. Sidney Stanton
Herbert Davos
Percy A. Brizham
Seguinlania
Briggs family trip and coastal shipping note
Mr and Mrs E W Briggs spent the Fourth in Poland with John Briggs at his home and traveled by auto returning Monday night. Iveryman Hosmer visited Small Point last week, while a local fisherman reported a recent Portland trip yielded 6000 pounds of mackerel at two cents a sound. Sedgwick Post G A R announces a new Maine department commander Simon B Andrews based in Biddeford, also named a trustee of Bath Military and Naval Orphan Home. A Seattle dispatch notes the Henry Villard ship retired to the Sound for the first time since winter, famed for delivering steel rails to Portland in 1894. The vessel, built in 1882, was towed to Anyox by the tug Amur for drydock cleaning and painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Macmillan
Rockland
Ralph Day
Portland
Fred W. Humphreys
Boston
George Buchanan
Providence
Hiram Welch
Harding
Harry M. Huse
Midget Cottage
Howard Deering
Maurice Bacon
Martha Oliver
Thelma Oliver
Almeda Chapman
Damariscotta
T. E. Artis
Old Orchard
Gladys Olm
Artis
William C. Chadbourne
Arthur C. Chadbourne
Brockton
Fox Bros
Ruby Fraser
Hatch’s
Massachusetts
Middleton
Salem
Lowell
Pelham
N. H
Fred Hughes
U.S.N
Washington
D. C
John Hughes
Hughes
Robinson
William Boyd
Electric Boat Co
New London
Boyd
Bath Iron Works
George F. Reed
Henry P. Healey
Augusta
E. W. Briggs
Poland
John 8. Briggs
Sedgwick
G.A.R
Maine
Biddeford
Simon 8S. Andrews
Bath
Seattle
Ltthy
Henry Villard
Sound
Pacific Coast
North Pacific
Villard
A. Sewall & Co
Anyox
B. C
Amur
Lewiston Couple Wed in St Josephs Lewiston
Michael McDonough of Lewiston married Miss Madeline York of Yarmouth in St. Josephs Church Lewiston with Fr Glynn officiating Sylvia Griffin attended the bride Tim Leonard was best man The couple left for Portland and Old Orchard to honeymoon McDonough is a popular Maine sports figure receiving many congratulations across New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Michael McDonough
Lewiston
Madeline
York
Yarmouth
St. Joseph’s Church
Glynn
Sylvia Griffin
Tim Leonard
McDonough
Portland
Old Orchard
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Nutter
Margaret Nutter
Newton
Joseph White
Margaret Wishart
Montreal
Canadian Vickers
Ada McCormick
Sarah Orr
Kimball House
Northeast Harbor
Greene and
McAlister
Clifton House
Virginia
E. T. Emerson
Bangor
Miss Emerson
Milton Kimball
Priscilla Kimball
Camp Wynona
Lake Morey
Miss Kimball
Carol Percy
Dorothy Sewall
Harry A. Starbird
Lawrence Geer
Lynn
Washington St
Lucy Hosmer
Dennis
Warren
W. W. Hosmer
Raymond’s Court
George L. Babb
Portsmouth
George
Kittery Navy Yard
Armstrong
Johnson
Foster's Point
A. E. Lansing
E. J. Stuart
Alfred Crosby
Herbert Hewson
Harold Rowley
William M. Temple
E. J. Morse
Lester
Minneapolis
San Francisco
George Ames
Middle St
Ames
Ida Knowlton
Gladys Winchester
Daniel Miller
Percy
Eugene Allen
New Haven
Conn
Fred Seeley
Tuttle
Quaker Point
Governor Luce
Luce
Brown’s Cove
Bristol
Harry Russell
Swampscott
E. G. Dow
Cox’s Head
F. S. Wakefield
Elsie
F. E. Eaton
Dorchester
Sawyer
G. L. Wilson
The
Los Angeles Examiner
Farmington
York-Mcdonough
AB Watson
New York
Union Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Free Cunce
R. No. 2
Macedon, N.Y
Bextsville
W. 8. Duvatx
Beltsville
Lydia E.pinkham
Fletcher
Castoria
Fidelity Trust Company
BANK
Monument SQ
Portland, ME
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