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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. L. Snider
Louie Thwing
Day’s Ferry
Yarmouth
Walter Elliott
Virginia
Bar Point
Frederick Fischer
Cambridge
Charles Roberts
Edward Bridgham and
Florence Goodman
Baltimore
Lydia Tracy
Rumford
Fred Dunham
Harry Donnell
Evelyn Colby
Edward Fogg
Marblehead
H. G. Hodgkins
Court Street
Clifton E. Dodge
B.ilw
Arthur Smith
Edwin Simonton
Bean Shipyard
George Warner
New Britain
Conn
John Morse
Mary Hazzett
Gilbert Hazzett
Boothbar Harbor
H. L. Grinnell
Union St
Fred Brackley
W. E. Libby
Walter Duffett
Lieber Percy
Elizabeth Johnson
Grace Barker
Brrn Manor
Elizabeth Smith
Cosmopolitan Tea Room
Ethel E. Rand
Montreal
Canada
Ralph B. Dunton
Pearl
George Humphrey
Englewood, N. J
William D. Sewall
Small Point
Harold M. Sewall
Gur Trafton Dow
Champion
Alberta
A. H. Durgin
B. F. Blagdon
Edward Leo Farrell
Citizenship Bureau
State Department
Georgetown University
Sidney A. Jordan
Albert
Hyde
Woodwich
Frank Deojar
Oak Grove Cemetery
People’s Baptist Church
James A. Deojar
Staten Island
Harry E
Gray
Walter K
Ellsworth A
Somerville
Raymond F
Elisha Lee
Egal
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
L. W. Baldwin
Central of Georgia Railway
L. Bardo
New Haven & Hartford
EE Coapman
Southern Railway
E Cotter
Wabash Railway
P. E. Crowley
New York Central Railroed
EL Emerson
Creat Northern HL
Philadelphia & Reading
President
Obie Railway
Committee of the Railways
Creic
Recestoers
St Louis
San
Menage
Sunset Central Lines