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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1912

Page

4

Writer Miss Jeanette Marks Camps at Moosehead Area

Miss Jeanette Marks of South Hadley author of Through Welsh Doorways and other works has taken a season camp at Lower Wilson Pond near Moosehead. Her nephew Douglas Bacon arrives for the summer with his parents Mr and Mrs Henry D Bacon. Mrs Zachariah Madison spends the summer at Jamestown Rhode Island after a New York winter with sister Mrs Cooper.

Jeanette Marks South Hadley Lower Wilson Pond Moosehead Douglas Bacon Henry D. Bacon Zachariah Madison Jamestown R. I Madison Mrs. Cooper New York

Totem chartered for Nashawena Island vacation use

The Totem yacht chartered by Commodore Clifford during the Kennebec Yacht Club cruise to Camden and Belfast has been leased by William C Forbes Governor of the Philippine Islands for summer use at Nashawena Island. The Totem is owned by Capt. Fremont Kimball of Wakefield. The note follows other local notices of church sermons, social events, and summer visitors across Bath and surrounding towns.

Commodore Clifford Kennebec Miss Marguret Metcalf Solitaire MarMahan Island

Bath News Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Weddings

Local notices recount Dr. Carol Percy visiting Bath on Wednesday. Martha Foote spends the week in Bath and plans a Popham weekend. Worrell Reed Carter to Mary Ames ter Mary Amster wedding in Norfolk Virginia. Carter is Navy Ensign, son of Captain Charles Carter of Portland. A Ladies Aid lawn party at Mrs. R. McCutcheon raises funds with lanterns and refreshments. Universalist picnic at Henry Hodgdon’s cottage includes lobster stew and sailing. Albert Cristy and George Cristy of Providence advertise Everwear Aluminum goods in Bath. Earl E. Wing buys a Chalmers-Detroit roadster. Harold Sewall visits New York on business. William Adams and wife spend two weeks at Bald Head. Cushing party sails to England and Scotland. European tour planned. Mrs. Noyes and Cobham survey Portland trip. Mrs. Hawthorne returns from Montclair.

Louise Butterfield Bath City Hospital Grave Hospital Boston Tufts Medical College Charles H. Cahill High Street Capt. Hawley Albert H. Shaw Cahill Stuart Webb Samuel S. Sewall D. Leroy Black David Popham E. Motley Fuller Allen Brown The Universalist Church Lake Winnepesaikee N. H C. Raymond Chappell Elm Street William Repp Winifred Repp Kansas City William D. Sewall Sewall Squirrel Island Elizabeth Houghton Clifton Lee Newport News Virginia Bath Lee Portland Carol Percy Brookline Martha Foote Loyall Sewall Phillips C. W. Morse Montreal Maurice Owen M. E. Owen Oak Street G. F. Benson New York Small Point Worrell Reed Carter Thomas H. Wilcox Mary Amster Worrall Reed Carter United States Navy Saint Luke's Church Norfolk Charles Carter Bath High School Annapolis Naval Academy Isabelle Carter the Universalist Church Henry Hodgdon Sabine Charles Wetherbee Hodgdon Albert Edward George Cristy Providence R. I Everwear Albert Cristy Harvard Law School Earl E. Wing Harry Washburn Harold M. Sewall William Adams Bald Head Charles Cushing Oceanic White Star Line England Scotland William Cushing Simsbury

Cushing and Shaw Families Headed for Summer in Maine

Mr. and Mrs. William Cushing Jr of Simsbury arrive in Bath and go to Small Point for the summer. Hon. and Mrs. Albert H Shaw depart for Moosehead to inspect a new Forest Park bungalow, followed by Mrs. Hugh Shaw and son from Pasadena. Shaw, formerly of Greenville, now resides in Pasadena on a large ranch.

William Cushing, Jr Simsbury Bath Small Point Albert H. Shaw Moosehead Forest Park Hugh Shaw William Albert Shaw Pasadena California Greenville

Engagement announced for Miss Foster and Prof Chester Kendall

Miss Marjorie Louise Foster daughter of Mr and Mrs George Burgess Foster of Malden Massachusetts will wed Prof Chester Kendall of Durham New Hampshire in late summer at the Fosters summer home on the Isle of Springs. The notice comes with other town social updates including visits, vacations and local events.

Marjorie Louise Foster George Burgess Foster Malden Mass Chester Kendall Durham N. H Mrs. Foster Isle of Springs Blanche Matthews Portland Bath Stephen Pinkham New York Galen Moses Patten Free Library Jane Jerome Denver Colorado

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