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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1916

Page

8

Maine Society Notes and Engagement News

Shipping City friends report Miss Madelyn Hunt engaged to Walter Brown of West Bath, a recent UMaine civil engineering graduate. The column also lists a string of social visits, retirements, library gifts, relocations, and summer happenings across Bath and neighboring towns, including guest visits, weddings, and camp life notes.

Madelyn Hunt Walter Brown West Bath University of Maine Miss Hunt Hunt Lower High Street South Mr. Brown Eugene Browns Berry’s Mills Malden

Coffee Hostess Delights Friends With Out of Town Guests

A Tuesday coffee event featured Mrs. Charles R. Higgins as hostess. About a dozen friends attended with Miss Dow of Winthrop and Mrs. Edward Bitness of Providence among the visiting guests.

Charles R. Higgins Miss Dow Winthrop Edward Bitness Providence

Social notes and travels from Bath and Bowdoinham

A long list of residents and guests travel between Bath Bowdoinham and nearby towns. Tyler Texas visitors Mrs Walsh and Mr Walsh plan a New York sojourn. Many locals guest at cottages and summer homes from Sabine to Islesboro. Alaman McGrath and others take outings. Health updates mention Mrs Kimball improving after a hip fracture.

Woolwich Notes of Guests and Local Events

Mrs Belle and her Boston daughter visit sister Mrs Charles Fullerton in Woolwich. Miss Sophia Higgins of Brunswick guests sister Mrs Will Carlton. Bleike Reed of Yarmouth visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Sheldon. Mrs Roy Springer and baby Ruth of Woodfords stay with Mrs Milton Trott in Bath and relatives across river. George Rice resumes M C R R Bath duties after two week home leave. Mr Bowles recovers from appendectomy at Bath City Hospital. Frank Hallet of Boston visits Mrs Charles Fullerton. Nequasset church Ladies' Aid lawn party nets good sum with ice and cake. Mrs George Stinson and son Oakley of New York spend summer with Capt John Stinson Nequasset. John Carter, Lisbon Falls music supervisor, goes to Boston for music course. Miss Catherine Galvin of Bath visits grandparents Mr and Mrs D W Blair North Woolwich. Mrs Charles D McDonald and

Lavina Silver Gladys Small Orchard Cottage Chebeague Island Shephard Augusta C. C. Purington Lisbon Falls H.d.cornish Hazel Clara Fogg Mere Point Florence Small Ellis Beane Hallowell J. E Waring New York Frank A. Small Bernice Sarah Small the Ridge Mr. Hilton P. A. Cannon Robert Ferguson Blanch Rounds Brunswick Bertha Blinn Chebeague J. M. Towle Paul Hatch Amesbury Mass W. W. Brown George Cutler Lewiston Ernest Lancaster E. W. Warren Warren Mary T. Purington F.K. Jack Boothbay A. C. Williams J. L. Temple Portland W. D. Hutchins George T. Getchell Bath John Curtis Richmond George Chadwick R. A. Dickinson William Robinson Topsham Charles Stearns Charlestown C. L. Blackman E. J. Millay Woodfords A. E. Trott S. H. Greenleaf Takemah Neb Ellen Trott Edgar Bailey Augustus Lavigne David Reed Boothbay Harbor Emma Day Edward Savage Milton Carlton John Reed Place Maud Eda Hayward Roscoe Savage Horace Savage Arthur Blackman Belle and Daughter Boston Charles Fullerton Sophia Higgins Will Carlton Bleike Reed Yarmouth Sheldon Roy Springer Ruth Milton Trott George Rice M.C.R.R. Yard Bowles Bath City Hospital Frank Hallet Nequasset Church George Stinson Oakley John Stinson Nequasset John Carter Catherine Galvin D. W. Blair North Woolwich Charles D. McDonald

Five Islands Social Notes From Seaside Town

Five Islands reports guests and residents returning for summer. Miss Carolyn Stevens arrived from Castine. cottages are mostly occupied. Mrs. Patton and baby came from Leicester to visit Mrs. N. Boynton at Parson's Paradise. The Boston Yacht Club plans a clambake at Sedgemere on the 20th. Henry W. Howard of Bath bought part of the Rowe estate. store goods are being sold. Various local residents and visitors are noted, including Capt. Proctor Hagan, Leila Spencer, and the birth of a son to Chauncey Lewis Jr. of Westport. Continued on Page Eleven.

Carolyn Stevens Castine William Patton Baby Leicester Mass Nat Norton Everett Heenan Cambridge Post Office Force W. E. Rowe Proctor Hagan Mell Spencer Mosher Leilas Ladies’ Aid Society C. W. Nocton George Hanna Dr. N. Boynton Andros Coleman Bath Chauncey Lewis Jr Westport Edward Lewis Augusta

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