Seven Days Doings in Town Report Local Happenings
Blueberry pies appear and breakfast menus feature peaches and cream. Edward Hartwell is painting a High Street residence. The Nohoko of Wiscasset visited Thursday. Deputy sheriffs report few packages arriving since the Fourth. A harp and two violins played on the street Wednesday afternoon. Riverside Popham hosts 50 guests and rising. Small planted a large gasoline tank at city landing. Services at Winter Street auditorium tomorrow mark renovation completion. Colonial Club elected Delbert Cole Loval F P Sewall and R F Schlenker. Lighter Hattie B loaded cement and coal at Nichols wharf. Acadia Lodge plans a Pythian Day on Oct 15 with all-day program. Oakledge diet and shore dinners draw attention. Numerous town visits and real estate actions noted. Kennebec line Sunday service to begin soon with nightly boats through Sept 15. Robert P. Murphy finished overhaul awaiting charter. A busy day with visitors from Farmington and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hartwell
High St
Wiscasset
Riverside
Popham
W. G. Small
City Landing
Winter St
Colonial Club
Delbert Cole
Loval FP. Sewall
R. F. Schlenker
Hattie B
Nichols's Wharf
Howard
Butler Place
Montgweag
Acadia Lodge
Oakledge
Bath
Sasanoa Bluffs
Lewiston, Augusta & Waterville St. Ry
Phoenix
Portland
Beeves LO Pinner
Shela
Staples
Capt
Percy
M. A. Haraden
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Skowhegan
Kennebec
Robert P. Murphy
F. L. Dunton
Percy & Small
Murphy
MET
Recs Weevil Schme Samendeechre
Eleanor
Isabell
B. C. Hardy
E. E. Flood
H. B. Vater
Evelyn
Farmington
Bay Point
Tucker Cottage
Jack
Phillip S. Spaulding
W. R. Driver
The
New England Telephone Co
Boston
D. B. Small
Maine
New Meadows Inn
Rockland
Lower Middle St
Florida
Center St
Boothbay
Commercial St
Reed Nichol’s Co
Westport
Gordon Dexter
Admiral
Reeds Crowninshield
Beacon St
Popham Beach
Virginia
Front Street
Small Point
Emma I
Dresden
Carso
Lnted Lers
Read Nichols
North End
Corliss
St. Children’s Bdy
Penham Beach
Ftvde
Fort Williams
Pharbor
W. A. MacCormick
Chamber of Commerce
Sagadahov Block
Roy
Universalist Parish
Sydney J. Willis
Willis
East Acton
Mass
Vrears History of Dimmer Sewall Chapter DAR
The Daughters of the American Revolution Bath Maine chapter records May 1 1910 to May 1911 with regular meetings and one execution. Social events include a November card party at Mrs John Morse home and a Washington Birthday party at Miss Sara B Palmer’s house. The year closes with a treasurer’s report and plans to place markers identifying Revolutionary graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimmer Sewall
Daughters of the American Revolution
Novemer
John \. Morse
Ernest A. Allan
Saura B. Palmer
Washington
Allenst
Maj. Whipple
Kittery
Paul Revere
Georgetown Town Page Parade Brings Fun and Local Flavors
The Georgetown page describes a town parade in Maine under the motto Dirigo with vendors and peanut ice cream and lemonade stands. Nurses, a playful Old Woman in a Shoe figure, and a curious scene with a pretend princess entertain crowds while Maud Miller leads a parade passersby near the Parish Hall. The event includes a charity dinner and playful acts for all ages from four months to ninety-one years, with more entertainment promised soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Miller
London
Firell
Taitare Cros
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange Holds Special Meeting
A special Sagadahoc County Pomona Grange meeting at West Bath Grange drew about 100 attendees. A class of 17 received the fifth degree and ice cream and cake were served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Pomona Grange
West Bath
Mrs C C Low Visits Relatives in Richmond
Mrs. C C Low is visiting relatives in Richmond, staying with family members and delaying other plans. The visit highlights social ties in the area and her travel routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. C. Low
Richmond
Fourth of July Holiday Observed by Area Residents
A string of local residents and visitors marked the Fourth with gatherings and visits across nearby towns. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Damien, Miss Olive Damien of Portland, Mrs Ethel Bigelow of Boston, and many others visiting Snipe and Perry households. The funeral of Cornelius Willis was held Monday with large attendance. Elton Phinney brought the first green peas to Bath market from the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Metcalf
Bath
Mrsswett
Dauvehter
Aliss Gladis
Carlswett
Waltham
Mass
al. C
Bowdoinham
E. R. Snipe
Brunswick
Arthur O. Labelle
Waterville
James McFarland
Edward Pierce
Bath City Hospital
Hattie Howe
Albert Blair
Cornelius Willis
Elton Phinney
Card of Thanks Expresses gratitude for support after bereavement
We thank friends and neighbors for aid, kindness, and sympathy after our bereavement. Appreciation for floral tributes and letters, Rev. Mr. Calder's comforting words to Woolwich Grange, and Christian Endeavor Society remembrances never to be forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Calder
Woolwich Grange
Christian Endeavor Society
Providence Leader Visits Bath Relative in Town
Oramel Preble of Providence, former Bath boy, arrived Wednesday to visit relatives. He is international vice-president of the Pattern Makers' League with offices in Providence and has served as an Officer in the league for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oramel Preble
Providence
The
Pattern Makers’ League
League
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Cedar Grove
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Kennebec Journal
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Brookline
George Percy
Salem
David T. Percy
Arlington
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Oak Grove Cemetery
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Companions of the Forest
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ETE Besa Hare
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Ead
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Thompson Bros
Ernest Marsh
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F. H. Snipe
Marcia Kennerson
Eliza Drummond
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