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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1916

Page

12

Picnic suppers draw Sas anoa Bluffs seekers

Local jottings note picnic parties seeking Sas anoa Bluffs for open aid suppers. Walter Dickey becomes a chauffeur for Hon. A. H. Shaw. Pythian Sisters plan a Wednesday picnic and box lunch run on the 2 pm car with Mrs. Annie Williams.

Sasanoa Bluffs Walter Dickey Northport A. H. Shaw Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters Annie Williams

Social Roundup at Pine Point and Nearby Towns

A busy summer scene unfolds with Dorothy and Dexter Goodman at Pine Point and numerous visitors and trips in towns like Yarmouth Bath and Popham. Names include Le Clair Lermond Hodgdon Cahill Williams Sidle Sprague and many more as residents enjoy vacations, shopping, and seaside outings.

Dorothy Dexter Goodman Pine Point Will le Clair Christmas Cove E. B. Lermond Bay Point Arthur E. Bishop Frank Hodgdon Dreamland Theatre

Bath and Bathport Notes from July Town Columns

Local items recount a lively Pine Street lawn party by Hohpi Camp Fire Girls and a Strand Theatre visit by William Reeves. Homes progress on Maxwell Street and Five Islands. vacations and war relief efforts continue. Community notices include new barrels under federal law, Bangor relief loans, and obituaries for Sidney Jordan and Frank Deojar with details on families and former employment.

Pine St William Reeves Strand Theatre Portland Weeks Street Henry Howard Maxwell St Wilson Freeman Rice Fred S. Sears Bath Westbrook Morse Leo Burke Harry A. Plummer Mitchell School Rowe Five Islands Norman Jolly Thimble Sewing Club New Meadows Inn Sagadahoc Towage Co Maine Central Russell Edward Brown Pownal C. P. Dow Orlando Fla Westport Junction Charles Stewart Dorchester Mass Dow W. S. Higgins Bangor Mexico

Notable Summer Visitors and Local Socials Listed

A stream of visitors and residents enjoyed Bath area gatherings with trips to Bay Point Popham and other venues. names include Harriet Henderson Vivian Colby Reed Nichols Leo Seward J.S. Knowlton Cyrus Longley Florence Longley Doris Pooler Doris Pooler and many more, with hospital visits and family visits noted.

Charles Chestra Popham Harriet Henderson Tacoma Snn Vivian Colby Roxbury Mass Z. B. Hunt Auburn Percy Low Bay Point Reed Nichols Leo Seward J.S. W. Knowlton Exeter N. H Cyrus W. Longley City Hospital Chester Wallace Boston Albion F. Smith Farmington Ardell Pembroke Brooklyn Oliver George Dearborn New York Florence Longley Ella C. Mackenzie Waltham Doris Pooler Wiscasset Bath City Hospital William McDonald Pepperill Thomas Dowling Dorchester John Dowling James Gibson Portland Fred W. Brown New Meadows Hattie Weston Lisbon Falls Reuben Libby Chester Adderton Purgatory Gertrude Greenleaf Southport A. P. Greenleaf S. M. Nason Irma N. Y Fred Starkey J. H. Smith B. D. Blaisdell Kittery Thomas Perkins Dorman Perkins West Bath Alice C. McRitchie Washington, D. C W. S&s. Nason Corliss St

Ham Family Vacation With Relatives In City And Brunswick

E L Ham of the Boston American Express accounting department is spending a week’s vacation in the city and Brunswick with relatives. He is accompanied by Mrs Ham and four children.

E. L. Ham Boston The American Express Brunswick

Town Note: Local Visits and Shipping Roundup

Miss Myrle Strong visits Southport. Mrs. O. E. Page attends Maine Retail Monument Dealers meeting in Augusta. Wallace H. White Jr of Lewiston eyes Sept Congress race. Cravens return from ten day outing at Craven Camp Winneganee. Austin Miller and Rosbury pair visit North Bath friends. Oakes Ames schooner delayed awaiting crew. Capt. Lewis aims to sail tomorrow with 300060 feet lumber for New York on her third Kennebec trip this season.

Charles J. Cahill Martha Woodbury Cahill A. E. Williams Eleanor Britmayer Riggsville Emma Margaret Sidle Freeport North End W. H. Sampson Camden Bean’s Helen Hodgkins Boston Emma Sprague East Saugus Floral St A. R. Prince Donald Bryant Lewiston Hazel Wing Waldoboro Miss Coombs Daniel Williams First National Bank Birch Point Gardiner Deering Fred Humphreys Deering Camps Quaker Point Chester Wallace Fred Harrington Bessie Newman Dorchester Mass Mikelsky Myrle Strong Southport O. E. Page Augusta Maine Retail Monument Dealers’ Association Wallace H. White, Jr Congress White Albert E. Craven Louise Vera Howe Craven Camp Winneganee Austin Miller Roxbury Fred Mitchell North Bath Miller Sarah Crooker Warren H. Crooker Oakes Ames Lewis Ames New York Kennebec

Maine Gossip About Campaigns and Sea Trade

Frank Lafavre moves to Bath from Topsham. Lena H. Vandenburgh visits with Mrs. L. L. Hooker in town. William R. Pattangall reports six speeches by Secretary of Commerce William C. Redfield in Maine Aug 27 to Sept 9 at Augusta Portland Bath Boothbay Harbor Lewiston and Bangor. Redfield summers in Maine at MacMahan Island. Capt J O Hall returns from New York as schooner Martha P Small discharges 2500 tons quebracho wood from Buenos Aires. The ship’s six months at sea ends this month and she is to sail again for South America with case oil amid war talk in South America.

Maurice J. Dincklee Winter St. Parsonage M. Cutler Salem Kennebec Baseball League Y.M.C.A Allan Spear S. A. Evans J. Edward Pomeroy Frank Pasho Arthur Bath Havre France New York E. J. Johansson R. L. Reichert W. Murray Bath Iron Works Rockland Rowan Richelieu Lodge American Benefit Society of Waterville New Meadows Inn Camp Maine Central Hercules Good Will Farm Good Will Daniel Leader Portland Robert A. Nordblom Boston Mr Leader Elm Theatre New England Boothbar Islands Poothbay Third Maine Regiment Association Grand Army Hall Augusta Blaine S. Wiles W. J. Laston Green St. Methodist Episcopal Church A. B. Perkins 21St Regiment Association Seth Williams Independent Relief Corps W. H. Weston William McDavid Allen Partridge Fred T. Mayers MacMahan A. E. Rowe UC. S Hibiscus Popham Guy Gannett Squirrel Island Gannet Anne Macomber Sylvia la Branche Olivette Lewiston George Barter Summer St Alden Specht Belmont Mass William Savage N. Y McKay Homestead Lincoln Street H. M. Sawyer Worcester Telegram Sawyer Harry B. Russell Swampscott Cox’s Head Miss Rosenberg Channels Colony New Meadows River Jesse T. Miller James Manchester Keyes Sebasco Miller Columbia University School of Journalism Frank Shea Wakefield High School Nate Charles O. Beals Mr. Beals Parks Cigar Co Frank Lafavre Topsham Lena H. Vandenburgh Port Henry L. L. Hooker William R. Pattangall Democratic Party Commerce William C. Redfield Maine Boothbay Harbor Bangor Redfield MacMahan Island J. O. Hall Martha P. Small Buenos Ayres South America Small Case Oil Hall

Arbitration or industrial warfare over wage demands

The message warns that train employees on all railroads vote to empower leaders to tie up commerce to push a 100 million dollar wage increase. It notes railroads as a public service and cites vast annual rail costs and payroll figures from 1915, highlighting the share of pay to Eastern train employees and the range of wages.

Interstate Commerce Commission

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