Bath society notes bustling with visitors and guests
Bath residents and visitors fill the town with social activity. Notables include Miss Bessie Potter hosting a luncheon for her mother Mrs. Thomas Potter, and numerous visits from Mrs. Charles Bearse, Miss Lydia Baxter, and Miss Marcia Richardson among others. Local officials, sailors, and summer residents travel, quarried by auto, boat, and rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Potter
Thomas Potter
Parker Stinson
Alden Richardson
Mary Redson
Beulah Campbell
Etta Eaton
Winnegance Dance In New Hall
William Williss visits his daughter in Isle au Haut. A busy social sequence includes a Ladies Aid picnic at Mrs. Walter Marco’s farm and a Bridge Hall dance with a three piece band. Several residents visit Parker Head Boston Portland and Mere Point. Alderman McGrath fined for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Williss
Elmer Lufkin
Isle Au Haut
Walter Marco
Clarence Fogg
Corliss Street
Bath
Helen
Bertha Philbrick
Lynn
Ellen Hersey
Ellen Walker
Boston
Walter C. Perry
Parker Head
Winfield Groves
Portland
Abbie Mann
Albert Morse
Albert
Percy Morse
Milton Morse
Ormond Rogers
Harold
Phippsburg
Winfield Morse
Harry Williams
Small Point
Fluse
Howard Spinney
Bay Point
Charles Perkins
E. L. Walker
Providence
R. I
William Campbell
Walter Small
Edwin Small
Lucy Small
Popham
Society Hall
Nova Scotia
Samuel Jordan
Tyleston Oliver
Harry C. Webber
Mere Point
Ernest Allan
Washington, D. C
Annie Adams
Edith Perkins
Howard Pinney
Edgerly
Harry Oliver
Sybil Houdlette
Dresden
Ormind Rogers
Louise
Adelaide
Richard Mann
Marian Merryman
Lizzie Hall
Lisbon Falls
Isaac Coombs
Foster's Point
Everett Walton
New Meadows
Joseph Trembly
William Brown
Harps
Morse Brothers
Sabine
Westport Notes With Dances Fire Rumors and Obits
Westport hosts summer services at Center church and Lower School House amid a busy social week. Obituary reports Mrs. Mary Patten Jewett of town dies, with son Parkman Jewett and relatives in Springfield and Lewistown noted. A suspicious dance night fire prompts calls to report suspects and seek legal punishment. Local teachers and residents arrive for summer, including Lydia Gilmore, Ordway Lewis, and Ruth White. many guests from Bath, Lewistown, and Boston are mentioned alongside travel and social visits. Potatoes planted by the city progress with early spraying underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Eisner
Center Church
Mary Patten Jewett
Ida M. Adams
Springfield
Mass
Adams
Ruth, Brown
Lewistown
Parkman
Jewett
Roy
Raymona
Ruth Brown
Charles
Madeline
Mary
Silas Owen
Ith
Jewett Cemetery
Charles B. Pierce
Lydia Gilmore
Florence
Lynn
Westport
EB. V. Lewis
Ordway
Lewis
Parker Head
Phippsburg
Boston
Portland
South Windom
Luther Graham
Barre
Ruth White
Beverly
McKay School
M. 5
the Willows
John Mayhew
Bath
Ralph Brooks
Stanley Adams
Bath Hospital
Charles Brown
Ruth
Parkman F. Jewett
Brown
Albert McFadden
H. S. Greenleaf
Grace Watson
Frances
Brooks
Cambridge
E. P. Adams
Oak Grove Cottage
Carrie Dunton
Fred McFarland
Alice
Ruth A. Shaw
Watertown
Annie M. Knight
Lenora Knight
Colby
Charles Knight
Alfred F. Jewett
B. F. Jewett
Helen Davis
Mystic Side
Lena
Eva ‘S Beardet
Paul Johnson
Waterville
Bowdoinham Village Notes and Camp Fire Honor
Mrs Lena Cobb hosted the Methodist aid on July 2. W A Richardson and wife of Boston stayed with Mrs N W Harvard and the Post road house offers overnight or lunch for auto parties. Camp Fire girls from Kathanis Camp enjoyed a week at Lilly's Grove on Muddy River earning wisdom in primitive living and sharing chores. A Fire Maker rank was conferred and Verona Browne named Best all round camper. Albert Hall led a Merrideth NH party touring Bowdoin and Litelfield Corner visiting an old meeting house and a schoolmate aged in the eighties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Cobb
W. A. Richardson
Boston
N. W. Harvard
Post Road
Tarnard
Dwonday
Jub
Kathanis
Lilly's Grove
Muddy River
Verona Browne
Helen Gould
Gladys Small
Blanche Rounds
Grace Brown
Gretchen Chadwick
Mildred Millay
Bearle Ames
Jessica Ames
Guardian
Albert Hall
Merrideth
N. H
Loronzo Minott
Nellie Minott
Bowdoin
Litelfield Corner
Minnott
Arrowsic Willing Workers entertain at North schoolhouse
The Willing Workers staged a July 11 program at the North schoolhouse with the Arrowsie Kitchen Orchestra of ten pieces drawing strong praise and securing future out of town engagement. Pastor and Miss Florence Hagan soloists received loud applause despite rain and packed attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowsie Kitchen
Harrison
Florence Hagan
Perley Baker
Summers at Hillside Farm and Suffrage Talk
Filmore McNichols of Boston spends summer at Hillside Farm where Capt. Charles W. Scott hosts. He gave a brief suffrage talk at the Aphrodite yacht building for the North schoolhouse on Wednesday. Col. Oliver H. Payne died in New York last week after leaving bequests totaling over $7,000,000 in cash. Eda Wayward of Woolwich died in New York and attended the Wednesday entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Scott
Aphrodite
North
Oliver H. Payne
Eda Wayward
Woolwich
New York
Payne
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H. R. Pattee
Horatio N. Douglas
Portsmouth
N. H. Walter Newdick
Georgetown
June Rideout
Frank W. Perkins
Robert Gordon
Charlestown
Philip, Dyer
Coast Artillery
Thomas Black
Fred Starkey
Southport
Bessie M. Hunt
Charles Bearse
George H. Carleton
George H. Lovejoy
Somerville
James L. Perkins
Middle St
Lovejoy
Quincy Cold Storage Co
Charles Carleton
Allen Johnson
Yale
MacMahan Island
Virginia McVey
South Portland
George E. Griffin
Sylvia la Branch
Olivette
Lewiston
George P. Baxter
A. A. Percy
Hazel Holland
Quaker Point
Marcia Moulton
Lydia Baxter
Ellen Turner
Rupert Baxter
Harry Small
Grand View Hotel
Harry Wright
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Bath Iron Works
Wright
Oak St
Edward H. Turner
High St
Fred W. Brown
Mabel Morris
West Medford
E. J. Murphy
Boothbay Harbor
Everett Lemont
Fred Kittredge
Bernice Hosmer
Hyde Windlass
C. P. Wetherbee
Washington
Lucy Kennedy
Rockland
Charles Larrabee
Middle St. Williams
Given
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Guy Burnham
Arthur J. Smith
Lillian
Elwell
Crosby
Helen Crosby
Peter Clinto
Fiske House
Thelma Brown
Frank Chamberlain
Chauncey Curtis
Sadie M. Blaisdell
John Blaisdell
Belle Savage
City Hospital
Thomas Oliver
Washington St
Richard Burke
Manley
Harold Kelley
West Point Military Academy
Anna L. Dingley
Squirrel Island
Dingley
George B. Gould
Cleveland
Ohio
Gould
E. M. Fuller
Shorey
Elinor
Sargent
Searsport
Charles H. Williams
Aileen
Williams
Mr. Williams
Eleanor Leydon
Worcester
George McManus
Brunswick
Miss Leydon
Meriden
R. H. Baxter
Baxter
Mary Baxter
Lola Walker
Sagadahoc County
Marcia Richardson
Garden St
Arthur Spinney
Mackaye
Malden
Michael Ryan
Norman Reed
Theresa Frost
J. J. Frost
F. H. Gerrodette
Estelle
Constance
Kinderhook
N. Y
Gerrodette
Texas Steamship Co
Chfton O. Page
O. E. Page
Dummer J
Columbia University
J. W. Hinds
Allston
Mrs. Hinds
The
Robert Stetson
Seashore Theatre
Old Orchard
Alice Bowie
Popham Beach
Eva Bowie
Raymond Blodgett
Bowdoinham
Hom
W. S. Newell
J. W. Hammond
F. W. Armes
Vernon Mitchell
Cobbosseecontee Lake
William G. Stall
Lewis Curtis
William Cahill
Eugene Aderton
Scotta
Josephine
Flora Blodgett
Pittston
William Carlson
Wilmington
C. T. Berdsley
Howard Larrabee
Montclair, N. J
Charles M. Lincoln
Ronald Swanton Sewall
Mark W. Sewall
City
Landenberger
Lundenberger
U. S
Winnegance
McGrath
Brunswick-Portland State Road
Bates
Pierce Homestead
Ewright
John J. DesmondCo
Water Streets
Maine
Conley’s Specialty Store
Germantown
Gray
David T. Percy & Sons
Alice Drummond
Emma Walker
Louise Spinney
Marvin Kennerson
Filmore McNichols
Hillside Farm
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