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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1929

Page

3

Social Roundup Flows With Summer Guests And News

A whirlwind of visits and arrivals fills Bath as Royal Johnson and William McCormick return to Philadelphia after staying with Dunlap A. Hatch. Local hostesses Lois Beals, Mary Hill, and others welcome guests from Brunswick, Bath, and Providence while engagements, births, and moves unfold across coastal Maine communities.

Miss Virginia Golder Returns From Quincy Visit

Miss Virginia Golder daughter of Mr and Mrs Scott M Golder of Winship street returned Saturday from Quincy Massachusetts where she had spent two weeks with her sister Mrs Frank Chessman creating a family reunion note of travel and homecoming for the small town paper

Virginia Golder Scott M. Golder Winship Street Quincy Mass Frank Chessman Nellie Robinson Bedford Street Portland

Marriage Announcement for Mary Martha McGoff and John Bailey Brown

Announcements from Mr and Mrs Isaac McGoff of Millinocket announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Martha to John Bailey Brown a Bath native and former Bath young man on Tuesday July 9 The groom is a son of Mr and Mrs John Brown who attended Bath schools and was once with the repertorial staff of The Times Miss Edith McPherson of Corliss street left Friday for a few days with relatives in Boston.

Re Ee Seth S. Mullin Eramlington Street Puller John Teta Brunswick Byrd Wenman Stamford New York Olympic Europe Paris James Drake Ae Germany Austria Switzerland Venice Mar Mullin Mr. Wenman Cherbourg Seese San Francisco Prrg Gailvurtas Iilhda Grove Nichol Augustus A. Percy Rachel Nebo Matson Navigation Co Quincy Mass Washington Wickels Isaac McGoff Millinocket Mary Martha John Bailey Brown Bath John Brown The Times Edith McPherson Corliss Street Boston

Bath Visit By Boston Widow Of Dr Hebbard

Mrs E C Hebbard of Boston widow of Dr Hebbard visited Bath aboard her motor boat from Swan Island, last week. She formerly was Mrs Ida M Priest and married Dr Hebbard forty five years ago in Bath. Dr Hebbard died two years ago and this was her first Bath visit since. Her son M C Priest is advertising manager of the Boston American. John F Larrabee of West Bath pursues a Summer course at Bates College.

E. C. Hebbard Boston Dr. Hebbard Bath Swan Island Hebbard Ida M. Priest Stover Front Cedar Streets M. C. Priest The Boston American John F. Larrabee West Bath Bates College

Community Guests and Social Visits Highlight Bath Chronicle

Clyde Robinson visits his grandparents in Bath and heads to Woolwich for a few days. Bath residents host guests from New Jersey, Brooklyn, Portland and beyond for weekend stays and cottage openings. Engagement announced for Mary Lena Gaudet to Octave Dauphin. Rotary club visitors from Savannah, Waterville, Boston and other locales register. several Bath residents travel to and from nearby towns for visits and summer plans.

Collins kin visit Somerville and Popham Beach set

Mr and Mrs William J Collins of Norwood Mass were overnight guests of their son Earl Collins and daughter in law at their Somerville home while the latter spend two weeks at the Dunnels cottage at Popham Beach John Carter of Woolwich is listed among Bates Summer session registrants

Charles Bates, Jr Beachmont Mass Bates Cottage Sabine William. J. Collins Norwood Upper Washington Street Earl Collins Somerville Dunnels Popham Beach John Carter Woolwich Bates R. D. Capen Helen Capen Grace Bieler Ruth Bieler Eastport Lincoln Williams Foster’s Point Miss Capen

Local North Shore Visits Highlight Summer Schedule

Mr and Mrs John Mitchell spent days at Stearns W Scott Andrews road home then traveled to Old Orchard overnight before returning to West Newton Mass Sunday. Mrs Walter Austin of Portland visits her parents Lucius LeMont Bath. Mr and Mrs 8S H Mildram of Boston stay with Fred Reed then head to Squirrel Island for the summer. Reed visits. Lloyd Joy summers at Cobbessee Colony Monmouth. Daniel Philbrick of Norwood and wife stay at Boothbay then visit William Collins Norwood in Upper Washington street. Mrs Alvin Coss and son Jack of Brooklyn NY visit Bath friends.

Louise New York City Bath Charles E. Robinson Upper Washington Street Jo Lausier Augusta Sabine Miss Robinson Scituate Mass William Shuttleworth John Mitchell Walter Austin Portland Lucius M. LeMont Middle Street 8S. H. Mildram Boston Fred B. Reed Squirrel Island Daniel Philbrick Norwood Boothbay William J. Collins Waltham, Mass Samuel Dowds Peggy Ruth Dorothy John Montclair N. J Henrietta Edna Potter Homer Potter Popham Dowds Walter M. Potter Lower High Street

Local families visit and travel notes from Bath area

Mrs. Margaret Smith and son William of Quincy arrive to visit her sisters Mrs. J Edward Hackett and Mrs. E Mason Wright. Mrs Ferdinand Dumais resumes duties at Bridge Merrill store after vacation. Mr and Mrs Joseph Goldman and daughters Beverly Ada and son Lawrence return home after visiting Abe and Mrs Miller in Bath. Miss Lillian Oliver leaves for Richmond for a week. Mrs Milton C Trott hosts card club. prizes go to Parker N Moulton and Richard Sprague.

Margaret Smith William Quincy Mass Ferdinand Dumais Bridge Merrill Joseph Goldman Beverly Ada Lawrence Malden Bath Abe Miller Lincoln Street Milton C. Trott High Street Parker N. Moulton Richard Sprague Goldman

Bath Social Notes From Rotary Rest Room Weekend Guests

The Bath column lists a host of visitors and locals at seaside spots and homes including Mrs. Margaret Heywood of Wellesley Hills Massachusetts and several Somerville residents. It notes guests like Miss Ethel Collomote of Saugus in Bath, families staying with Potter and Miller relatives, and progress on summer plans at Lakewood and Boothbay Harbor.

Rotary Club Margaret Heywood Wellesley Hills Mass Bruce Collins Somerville Earl B. Collins M. F. Biggins Arlington Arthur Hunt Dorchester Gertrudeith Boston G. H. Smith

August social closes with meal on Kennebec porch

A dish supper was served at six on the porch overlooking the Kennebec river. An attractive table with red roses and plenty of food accompanied a short business meeting and a social evening. The program was carried out by committee in charge, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Stover. The August social location will be announced later. Mrs. Warren Stilphen is ill and confined to her Pine street home.

Kennebec River

Bath Social Notes Reflect Local Movements And Visits

Long list of residents and visitors highlight 73 Academy street move ins from Paul L Johnson and Arlene Clark union to Bath. Numerous trips to camps, campsites and cities, with extended families visiting Bath and surrounding towns. Notables include officers, club members, and out of town guests from Boston, New York, Baltimore, Chicago, and Portland.

Woodbury Merrill Family Vacation Guests at Sagadahoc Lake

Mr and Mrs Woodbury Merrill and their son Jack of Oak street left Tuesday for Unity to be guests of Mrs Ardenne A Stott of Sagadahoc Ferry at her Lake cottage.

Social notes from Bath and Brunswick crowds

Busy notes list visits and departures among New York, Boston, and Portland residents. Melvin Levy and wife occupy the Reyher home at Riggsville while he drafts novels. Various locals travel to Bar Harbor, Boothbay Harbor, and New York, with engagements at Rotary, schools, and family gatherings noted along with upcoming marriages and moves.

Four Delegations Seek Camp Visit And Local Notes

A report outlines a week’s outings funded by Davenport estate trustees and notes a Marquette demonstrator reaching South Harland with speed limited by cargo. Bath Birch Point area reports protect wildlife, while Brunswick school committee imposes rules on married women teachers. Church and lodge picnics occur, and a gypsy encampment is guided toward Portland. Theft of $700 in Newark jewelry is probed alongside cottage security concerns.

Brunswick Bath Sherman Graves

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