Campbell Hubbard Wedding Proves A Delightful Event
Miss Charlotte Hubbard daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph E Hubbard West Somerville Massachusetts married Thomas Hunt Campbell son of Mr and Mrs Arthur P Campbell Elizabeth New Jersey in Wiscasset First Congregational Church The double ring Episcopal ceremony featured a net over satin gown with train and orange blossoms The bridal party wore yellow orchid beige and green gowns with matching accessories Guests included Campbell and Hubbard family members from Massachusetts New Jersey and Pennsylvania A reception at Walter G Chase home on High street followed with nearly 200 attendees and a Friday supper for out of town guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Hubbard
Joseph E. Hubbard
West Somerville
Mass
Wiscasset
Thomas Hunt Campbell
Arthur P. Campbell
Elizabeth
N. J
First Congregational Church
Henry W. Webb
Ernest G. Spinney
Gertrude T. Hubbard
Grace Campbell
Mary Daniels
Reading
Grace Hewes
Cambridge
Frances Mendell
Hubbard
Campbell
Misses Hewes
Mendell
Frances Hubbard
Evelyn McGill
Winchester
Woodruff English
Summit
Charles H. Farnsworth
Brookline
William H. McGill
Harriet McGill
West Medford
Walter McGill
Newton Center
G. C. Gennett
Short Hill
J. B. Greene
Tenafly
Nellie Kingsland
Conover English
N. C
Hodge Street
Bath golfers invited to enter Augusta tournament
President Rodney E Ross of Bath Country Club received an invitation from F H Farnum of Augusta Country Club to select a Bath team to travel to Augusta on July 29 to play a tournament against a nicked Bath team. John H Hyde Harry C Webber Joseph Mc Cole and George A Churchill were named to a committee to choose players and arrange details. Hyde will convene the committee soon. an Augusta course contest is anticipated before month end. Augusta Country Club recently opened nine new holes, enhancing its 18 hole layout in Northern New England, with Stiles and Van Kleek completing the course work for Bath’s project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney E. Ross
Bath Country Club
F. H. Farnum
Angusta Country Club
Bath
Augusta
Ross
John H. Hyde
Harry C. Webber
Joseph McCole
George A. Churchill
Hyde
Augusta Country Club
New England
Stiles & van Kleek
Special Services at Old Folks Home
Guests at the Old Folks Home attended a Sunday service at three led by the W. C. T. U. Miss Irma Groves and Miss Helen Sims oversaw activities. Roselyn Hall read Scripture, Rev. Charles R. Sims gave the prayer, and a Groves Sims duet performed. Mr. Sims spoke on Jacobs Bethel and Mrs. Sims sang In The Secret of His Presence. benediction followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Folks Home
Irma Groves
Helen Sims
Roselyn Hall
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Phippsburg Notes Amid Sunlit Ponds and Vessels
Sunshine returns after a foggy spell as Phippsburg enjoys clear air and blooming ponds. Local repairs, visits, and social news abound from the Basin to Small Point, with the Constitution passing up the Kennebec and a steady stream of coastal residents sharing summer life and attendances at Center Church.
Old Ironsides Constitution Story From 1846 Companion
A reprint of The Youth's Companion from July 2, 1846 presents the U S Frigate Constitution story. It recalls its 1797 launch in Boston, 50 guns, key battles under Commodores Nicholson Preble and Barron, and the Philadelphia raid by Decatur. The piece notes the ship’s famed hull, woodcut, and continued service, ending with the ship’s enduring nickname Old Ironsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Portland
Frigate Constitution
J. W. Thayer
Taunton
Mass
Maud P. Thayer
Women's College
Westbrook Seminary
U. S. Frigate Constitution
Constitution
Union
May’s
George Claghorn
Humphreys
the Companion
West Indies
Samuel Nicholson
Preble
Mediterranean
Bay of Tangiers
Morocco
Hannah
Salem
Mogadore
Malta
Stephen Decatur
Decatur
Commodore Preble
Philadelphia
Tripoli
Cannister
Bashaw
Hercules
Barron
Commodore Barron
John Rodgers
United States
American Magazine
Lemont Family Vacationing At Sebasco This Month
Mr and Mrs Walter Lemont and their four children from Virginia are spending the month at Sebasco, staying at a coastal resort and enjoying the seaside retreat with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lemont
Virginia
Sebasco
Winnegance News Roundup of Summer Visitors
Miss Josephine Pushard returns from time with brother Warren Pushard of Winnegance. David A. Merry leaves Bath City Hospital to home, weak but improving. Miss Carolyn Oliver returns to Westerly Hospital after three weeks at home amid visits by locals. Priscilla Williams visits aunt Mrs Armand Letendre in New London. Mrs Samuel Jordan family holidaying at Meadowbrook cottage while Mr Jordan commutes. Mrs Walter Thompson and family hosted by the Wortons. Villagers flock to see the frigate Constitution as it sails by. John G Morse & Sons report raft of 63s cut upstream last winter. Heavy travel suggests many summer visitors to Poipp hire. Out-of-state car registrations increasing. Farmers prosper in fine weather. blueberry pickers common. berries plentiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
James
Perry
George C. Pease
Dr. Smith
Bath
Chester Oliver
Methodist Church of
Livermore Falls
Basin
Ann Mary Perry Bowker
Zina Butler
John Holmes
Mr. Holmes
Albert Storer
Winneganee
Maloney
Small Point Beach
Totman
Charlies P. Percy
Horace Holton
Porter Congregational Church
Brockton
Mass
Center Congregational Church
Charles Stevens
James Knowlton
Claremont
N. H
Hezekiah Harrington
Cranberry Point
George Bonney
Beverly
Ridge
Harry Gilmore
Revere
Sunshine Hill Farm
Meadowsbrook Road
George Savage
Dale Simonson
Grace Simonson
Gladys Isging
Popham Beach
Charles P. Percy
John Walker
Thomaston
Ada Catherine Minott
Minott
A. F. Williams
Anita Williams
Williams
Winfield Morse
Fred Olver
Stonybrook
Constitution
Minott Yard
Phippsburg Center
Weasel Point
Squirrel Point
Popham
Virginia
Popham Colony
Kennebec Bridge
Center Church
Stanley Hyde
Yarmouth
Guy Crowley
Ernest Beal
Greta
Noyes Crowley
Jonesport
Harold Ward
New York
Carl Bickford
Auburn
J. H. Stacey
Pauline Rogers
Us Rogers
Ernest Rogers
Rose Gardens
Richmond
Raymond Ingalls
North Bath
G. J. Ingalls
Roland Eaton
Swarthmore
Sebasco
Leon Eaton
Eaton
Martin Wyman
Elsie White
Malcolm Berry
Lester Oliver
Wood Island
West Point
Addison
Roland Bickford
Boothbay
Asa Wyman
Emily Wyman
Portland
Carl
Eugene Skinner
Winnegance
Penham Beach
Dora Crowley
Grace Wil
Josephine Pushard
Old Ladies
High Street
Warren Pushard
David A. Merry
Bath City Hospital
Carolyn Oliver
Westerly Hospital
Westerly
R. I
Oliver
Walter Morse
Kittery Point
Percy Morse
Priscilla Williams
Armand Letendre
New London
Conn
Samuel Jordan
Emily
Loraida
Marion
Samuel, Jr
Dean
Meadowbrook
Jordan
Walter Thompson
Philip
Dorothy
William Thompson
Poipp
Real estate transfers in Bath and nearby towns over two weeks
Bath records show six transfers out of 21 total in the recent two weeks. Notable deeds include Bath David A. Merry to Ralph Merry and Edith M. Perkins to Susan E. Chaney, with multiple transfers involving Bowdoin, Georgetown, Perkins Swan Island Sheep Branch, Phippsburg, Richmond, and West Bath among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Hiram T. Stevens
Register of Deeds
David A. Merry
Ralph E. Merry
Ellen Sproul
Als
Aramede K. Stacey
John Heaney
John H. Coffill
Edith M. Perkins
Susan E. Chaney
Earle L. Chaney
West Bath
Maud H. Larrabee
Thure G. Nelson
Willis E. Perkins
Charlotte Owen
Ramona Council Pays Cundy's Harbor Visit
Ramona Council D of P held a Sunday outing at Cundy's Harbor with 75 members and friends. They departed from Red Men's hall at nine and returned by six, enjoying games including ball, swimming, and a women versus men tug of war won by the women. Clam bake was prepared by the committee of Arletta Yates Lucelia Blake Horace Woodman and Albert Gallant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arletta Yates
Lucelia Blake
Horace Woodman
Albert Gallant
Young and MacDonald Wed in Central Church Ceremony
Frederick P. Young of Phippsburg and Irene G. MacDonald of South Boston united in marriage at Central church parsonage with Rev. David L. Wilson officiating. The couple used a single ring ceremony, were unattended, and planned to reside in Phippsburg after a short honeymoon. The bride wore blue with a matching hat, and the groom, a native of Phippsburg, is an engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick P. Young
Phippsburg
Irene G. MacDonald
South Boston
Central Church Parsonage
David L. Wilson
Faints In Court During Station Break In Case
James Williams a Brunswick high school senior fainted in court while under examination by Judge Keegan in a Tonsham filling station break case. Williams and Clinton Congdon 17 confessed to breaking into the station, damaging the pump and stealing gasoline. They were placed on probation. Chief Carver of Topsham police made the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Williams
Brunswick
Keegan
Tonsham
Williams
Clinton Congdon
Chief Carver
Topsham
Funeral of Mrs. Etta F. Waters at 1033 Middle Street
The funeral was Sunday at two in the afternoon at 1033 Middle Street with Rev. Charles M. Tubbs of Grace Episcopal church officiating. Bearers were Stephen McPhee, Ralph and Otis Munro, and A Farley Mayo Jr. Burial followed in Oak Grove. She had spent two weeks with her sister Mrs. John Harkins in Hall Quarry, Maine. Mrs. Harkins and daughter Kathleen accompanied Miss Wishart for a brief visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wishart of North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta F. Waters
Middle Street
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
Stephen McPhee
Ralph and
Otis Munro
A. Farley Mayo, Jr
Oak Grove
Hall Quarry
Maine
John Harkins
Harkins
Kathleen
Miss Wishart
John Wishart
North Street
Minnes Randall Wedding a Brilliant Saturday Affair
Miss Elizabeth Mills Randall daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest A Randall of Falmouth Foreside wed John McInnes son of Mrs John McInnes of Washington Street at St Mary the Virgin Church in Falmouth Foreside. The ceremony was performed by Rev Canon Robert W Plant with a Moravia crepe gown, lace cap, and veil. Attendants included Miss Eleanor Randall and others in blue and iris dresses, several cousins and Bowdoin alumni as ushers. After the ceremony the couple hosted guests at the Randall home before departing for a honeymoon and planning to reside in Larchmont New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Mills Randall
Ernest Arthur Randall
Falmouth
John McInnes
Washington Street
Church of St. Mary the Virgin
Robert W. Plant
Eleanor Randall
Hilda Randall
Marie Gignoux
Portland
Elizabeth Alden
Cambridge
Mass
Herrick Randall
Mr. McInnes
Duncan McInnes
R. Rodger McInnes
Donald Small
Bath
Murray Randall
Frank Farrington
Mrs. McInnes
Larchmont
Westchester County
New York
Farrin Family Returns Home After Bath Visit
George H Farrin of Fords New Jersey arrived Saturday to join Mrs Farrin who had been visiting relatives in Bath for a month. The couple returned to their home in Fords on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Farrin
Fords, N. J
Residents Return From New Meadows River Visit
Miss Mabel Clark and Timothy Crocker with Mr and Mrs Arthur Clark and William Russell of South Boston returned Monday after two weeks with Mrs F L Lightoody at her cottage on the New Meadows river. Also at the State D A R Field day at Opportunity Farm from Colonel Sewall chapter were Miss Margaret R Foote and Miss Agnes Humphreys of this city, Miss Clara N Fogg and Miss Jane Brown of Bowdoinham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Clark
Timothy Crocker
Arthur Clark
William Russell
Boston
F. L. Lightoody
New Meadows River
Opportunity Farm
Colonel
Moody and Morse Families Return From Quebec Trip
Mr and Mrs Howard W Moody of 776 Middle Street and Mr and Mrs Norman O Morse of 4 Franklin Street returned late Saturday night from a several days fishing trip at Jackman and touring through Quebec City, reflecting a pleasant excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Moody
Middle Street
Norman O. Morse
Franklin Street
Jackman
Quebec City
Portland couple visits with Sewall Percy family
Mr and Mrs Sewall Percy and daughters Virginia and Anna of Portland, formerly of this city, were weekend visitors at Pop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall Percy
Virginia and
Anna
Portland
Popham
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Wiscasset Church
Atwood
OLD Youths
Independent
Norway Mrprobe Co
Norway
Ramona Council
Cundy
Young -MacDonald
Waters
Randall
DE Luxe Sedan
DE Luxe Tudor
Victoria
Ford
Ford Motor Company
The
Bentley
Bentley School of Accounting and Finance
Boylston Street
Massachusetts
Hang C. Bentley
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