Our Own People Weekend Guests and Visits Listed
Miss Lillian Cookson of Bangor visited Miss Gladys Hart over the weekend. Miss Sophie Milkelsky returned from a business trip to New York. Ray Small of Bath Iron Works died Sunday at his Augusta home. Mrs. Oliver Barrett of Biddeford returned after a week with friends. Miss Clara Colby of Lynn Mass stays with her sister Mrs. George Brown for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. William Miller travel to Brockton Mass to visit relatives. Mrs. Catherine O'Brien left for Boston for a few days to visit her father A B Thompson. Miss Hazel Robinson of Lewiston visited Mrs. Julia Lombard after spending time at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Cookson
Bangor
Gladys Hart
Sophie Milkelsky
New York
Ray Small
Bath Iron Works
Augusta
Oliver Barrett
Biddeford
Clara Colby
Lynn
Mass
George Brown
William Miller
Brockton
Catherine O’brien
Boston
A. B. Thompson
Hazel Robinson
Lewiston
Julia Lombard
Front and
Cedar Sts
University of Maine
Carl Longfellow
Worcester
F. P. Corliss
Day's Ferry
Mary Dodge
Harding’s
Ellen Corliss
Woodbury Merrill
Bath
Charles Henderson
Maurice Shea
Arrowsic
Kenneth Cromwell
Merton Snipe
North Woolwich
Elsie Crocker
Archie Hatch
George Tibbetts
Dresden
Marjory Bailey
Sebenon Hall
Perkins Orchestra
Thomas Reed
Harry Allen
Cumberland
John McKenney
Augustus Lavine
Bowdeinham
Milford Blackstone
Caribou
Shaw’s Business College
Portland
Edgar Bailey
Millard Webster
John Rice
Mary Fullerton
Waldo Hathorne
Eula Mitchell
George Hathorne
Roland Beals
Fred Rice
Lilla Caton
North End
Eugene LaFrance
Social Notes From Bath Area Homes This Weekend
Lawrence Hart of U and 3 Bridgeport spent weekend at Floral Street home. Mrs Fred Foote of Bedford Street returned after a brief visit with relatives in Waverly Massachusetts. Lieut John H Williams over from Portland Harbor Fort to spend Sunday at his home. Ella Hodgkins of Augusta visited sister Sunie Hodgkins at the Cosmopolitan Club. Walter Martin returned to Portland after a week with Mr and Mrs William Moseley. Graham Blandy and wife returned to Albany after visiting Mrs Blandy’s parents in Bath. Louise Libby fifth grade teacher left Bath for Gorham to remain until school resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J. Hart
Bridgeport
Floral St
Fred Foote
Bedford St
Woolwich notes on local life and ferry service return
In Woolwich and Day’s Ferry last week residents enjoyed resumed passenger ferry service, whist club gathering at Hathorne home, and social events. Visits from Bath and Boston linked families, while health issues, school notes, and a looming town meeting surface amid yard work, church women groups, and a busy homestead economy.
Morse Girls Trip Ends With Victory at Thomaston
M H S girls basketball returned from Thomaston after a 8 3 loss to Bath. The Morse lineup included Lunt Newbert Wagner Hartnett Flaherty McAllister Mitchell Doyle Jones. Umpire Cochran officiated with Foll ett. Time was two eight minute periods. Mitchell scored 3 points, Wagner 2, Doyle 2, with Bath winning the game on fouls entirely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.H.S
Thomaston
Bath
Edith Cochran
Bath Girls
Morse Girls
Thomaston Boys
Rockland
Thomaston Morse
Hall
Perry
Hartnett
Cochran
Follett
Mitchell
Wagner
Doyle
Girls Visit Popham Camp Enjoy Social Weekend
Miss Miriam Kimball and accompanying girls traveled to Popham by Virginia on excellent roads and sleighs. They stayed at the Jones cottage near the fort, dined with officers, danced at Society Hall, toured the fort, and enjoyed a musical hour. Y M C A camp life and religious services were highlighted by George Graham. Chaperoned by Mrs Sylvanus Pennell, the group observed Maine winter with Fort Baldwin soldiers and Seguin sailors visiting Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Kimball
Popham
Bath
Virginia
Jones Cottage
Old Fort
Society Hall
George Graham
Sylvanus Pennell
Graham
Fort Baldwin
Maine
Seguin
Glad News on Archie Lemoine Recovery at Bath Home
Archie Lemoine who was blinded ten days ago by a steel fragment in the Maine Electric Works is recovering. The steel lodged behind his eyeball, he was discharged from the hospital, and on Saturday returned to his Bath home to rest until fully recovered to resume work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Lemoine
Maine Electric Works
Bath
Dorcas Guild and Ladies Aid Meet. Easter Ahead
The Dorcas Guild met with Mrs. Calderwood and the Ladies' Aid gathered at Mrs. Dean's. Members praised a successful play and a large realized sum. Roland Eaton spoke to the Men's Club about his France experiences. Upcoming events include a February social a missionary barrel social and officer elections with Easter five weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Guild
Herbert Calderwood
Middle St
Ladies’ Aid
George W. Dean
Pearl St
Roland Eaton
France
Bowdoin Meet Attendance and League Competition
James F. Will Co. and Bowdoin officials report Bowdoin Meet attendance in Bruns wick with Morse sidelined after several years in the Bowdoin League. The team focused on basketball this year, missing practice time and services due to heatless gym conditions. Competing schools listed include Hebron Academy Berlin Edward Little Cony Bangor Biddeford Gorham Lincoln Academy Old Town Rumford and Leavitt Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Talbot
Arthur Bowker
Bowdoin
Brunswick
Morse
Hebron Academy
Berlin
N.H
Edward Little
Cony
Holmes Chapman Wedding At Water Street Home
The Holmes home on Water Street hosted a wedding for Lillian H Holmes and Nigel Chapman. Rev. S A Evans officiated the single ring ceremony with Harry W Thomas and Lelia A Parris as attendants. A dinner followed and the couple departed on the afternoon train for a short honeymoon before returning to Bath to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Holmes
Water St
Lillian H
Nigal ‘Chapman
S. A. Evans
People’s Baptist Church
Harry W. Thomas
Lelia A. Parris
Bath
Valentines Party at First Baptist Church
A Valentine party held Friday week in the vestry of the First Baptist Church drew 45 attendees. A Valentine post office and games entertained guests, with Hooverized refreshments as the event's highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Cora Minard
Louise Gowell
Robert Coombs
Teeling Receives Acknowledgment for Patriotic Song
Fred B Teeling today received a note from Edith Beecham secretary to Mrs Wilson acknowledging receipt of his song Every Star in Our Flag Tells a Story. The composer is pleased as this is his second patriotic work after We’ll Pay Our Debt to Lafayette which is popular in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Teeling
Woodrow Wilson
Maine Warden Captures 112 Short Lobsters
Fish Warden Daniel MacDonald nabbed 112 short lobsters destined for Consolidated Lobster Co in Boston. Wardens across Maine had tracked the shipment and credited Commissioner Oscar Dunbar for pushing the crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel MacDonald
Boston
Consolidated Lobster Co
Maine
Mr. MacDonald
Oscar Dunbar
Bath woman pleads for jury service in Alameda County
Mrs. H. K. James of Alameda California a cousin of W. H. Sewall and Bath resident is enjoying suffrage that allows women to serve on juries in the Alameda Superior Court. Sewall showed the scribe a summons directing Mrs. James to serve on the jury reflecting unlimited suffrage for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K
Mattie E.) James
Alameda
California
H. Sewall
Brunswick Road
Bath
Mrs Helen Stacy Dead at 26 in Boothbay Harbor
News from Boothbay Harbor reports the death Monday night of Mrs. Helen Stacy widow of J Roscoe Stacy of Westport formerly Popham Beach aged 26. She leaves an infant son born Feb 7, her mother Mrs E V Lewis Westport and brother Ordway Lewis Lisbon. South End Parent Teacher Association will hold an all day meeting in their rooms Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay Harbor
Helen
J. Roscoe Stacy
Westport
Popham Beach
Stacy
E. V. Lewis
Ordway Lewis
Lisbon
Parent-Teacher Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thompson Bros. Bath
Hershberg
Front Street
Blue River
Woolwich
Sebenon
WHIST
Hathorne Home
Maria Leonard
Leon Pratt
Hunnewell
D. E. Hathorne
Charlotte Longfellow
Massachusetts
Fred Corliss
Sarah P. E. Hathorn
New England
Boothbay
J. Rupert Thomson
South Methodist Church
John Gilmore
Lilian Blair
Marion Carlton
Fred Thompson
Wiscasset
Johnson
Sagadahoc Ferry
Thompson
Arrowsie
James Wheeler
Waterville
Everson Stinson
Christine Carlton Stinson
Lewis
Rice
F. W. Carlton
Charles Sheridan
Harvey Hathorne
Sheridan
North
Pamelia Wright
Walker
Theodore Getchell
J. P. Soule
John Tracy
Emma Bickford
Nequasset
Montsweag Grange Hall
Evans
Lincoln County
Miss Royal
Hunt
Sears
Orono
W.G. P. Rice
Waldron Preble
Richmond
The
Riverside Association
James Wright
Charles Wright
State
Baldwin
Spring Coats
James F. Will Co
Holmes-Chapman
Webber’s Drug Store
Young China
M. J. Duncklee
Alvin Coss
William Daley
Gardiner
Teeling
Mrs
Helen Stacy
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