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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1918

Page

7

Locals and Pers ons Parade News of Bath Area

Locals and residents list travel, visits, and social events across Bath and nearby towns. Highlights include John McInnis returning from Washington on business, multiple guests visiting Bath residents, family trips to Boothbay Harbor and Christmas Cove, and a large Hockomock ferry day carrying 250 autos and 1200 passengers.

Five Islands Social Enjoys Successful Charity Event

The Orange social on Saturday under Miss Carolyn Stevens and L. H. Rowe drew strong support and $24.07 in receipts. Performances by Florabelle Moore Gordon Lewis and others drew applause, with ice cream sales and games boosting the lively town gathering at Five Islands.

Georgetown Notes on Local Life and War News

Arthur Rowe trains in Boston for overseas duty at Wentworth Institute while others travel, visit, and assist in battles, with reports from Georgetown Center and Five Islands. The community records bridge hazards, ship news, Red Cross activities, and family movements as families cope with wartime service and summer visits.

Our Own People Guests and Local Outings in Bath

Miss Lillian Cookson hosts friend Miss Gladys Hart at 10 Charles Street while Gordon Holbrook of Fore River Shipbuilding visits Bath with Dr. and Mrs. James O. Lincoln. Miss Rena Pattee, daughter of Ex Marshal Pattee, returns to Augusta General Hospital after a Bath visit. George Casey of New York enjoys July at Foster's Point. Ethel Totman Louise Robbins and Arthur Bowker drive to Small Point to visit Miss Hazel Harrington at Wallace cottage. John Miller returns to Groton Conn to work at Groton iron works after a brief Bath stay with his parents. Mrs. Maurice Oransky and son Gerald of Portland and Mrs. Samuel Mack and daughter Marion of Bath spend summer at Johnson farm in North Bath. Mr. Oransky also visits from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. PD H Warner and party and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oliver and party go to Two Lights for a clambake then to Old Orchard Beach for the day.

John McInnis Washington Margaret Burns Charles F. Hathaway Popham _ Beach Fred H. Kimball Priscilla Greenville E. P. Cary Washington Street Christmas Cove Scott Gray Middle Street Auburn Maria Wiggin Front Street W. S. Newell Popham Fred Hooper New York Charles Hooper Boothbay Harbor Oliver Knight Camden Lincolnville William J. Collins Warl B. Collins Ocean House York Beach Herbert McDonald Charlotteville South Carolina Herbert D. Haverfield Oak Street Fred Brier Melrose Mass Fred Wetherbee Dummer Street Ernest Ray Dexter Arthur Ray Upper Washington Street Edna ‘Hall Ruth Jordan Fred Wietherbee Frank Deering Boston Bath Wollaston William Shaubel Philadelphia Almira Charles Morgan Everett G. Lemont Fred B. Kittridge O. A. Kittridge Sabine New Meadows Landing Bay Point E. J. Morey Timothy Bulger Agatha Bulger Rumford Woolwich Arthur W. Filley Bangor Upper Filley Texas Steamship Co Henry Rhoades Florence Omaha Neb Chicago Malden Rockland Jane Caroline Lemont South End Bowdeinham Squirrel Island Old Orchard Rhoades Lemont James R. Jewett J. F. Sheffield Cox Head City Virginia William R. Pattangill Myra Shorey Clarence Chadbourne Ome Hazel Robinson Brooklyn City Hospital Charles Robinson Frank Coffin Worcester Charles W. Clifford Arthur J. Dunton Millicent Clifford Kearsarge White Mountains Russell Cottages Harry Bartlett Berlin Mills Co Berlin N. H W. A. Lowell Otis Lewis R. Sullivan Governors Council of Massachusetts Sullivan Emergency Fleet Corporation Warren E. Kershner Camp Sevier S. C Kershner Eye Department Permant Staff Sarah Flaherty Hazel McPherson Yeowomen Fannie Green Bath Iron Works Ocean Point Jackies Point Miss McPherson Erwin Turner Turner Freeman Trott U.S. N Harvard Radio School Cambridge Milton Trott Trott Navy Nereus George B. Moody Lani Sewall Dorothy Nichols Anna Morse Frances Southard Louisa Hughes Washington,d. C George Moody William Hewitt Roswell Fish Joseph Harvey Arthur Grosscup Gertrude Moody Pinecliff Southport Brownville Junction Bangor and Aroostook Lillian Cookson Gladys Hart Charles Street Gordon C. Holbrook Fore River Shipbuilding Company James O. Lincoln Rena Pattee Marshal Pattee Dummerstreet Augusta General Hospital George Casey Foster's Point Mr. Casey Ethel Totman Louise Robbins Arthur Bowker Small Point Hazel Harrington Wallace Cottage John Miller Groton Conn Groton Iron Works High Street Maurice Oransky Gerald Portland Samuel Mack Marion Johnson Farm North Bath Oransky

Winneins Town Notes Inland News Update

News items from Winnegance describe Mrs Downing learning of Mr Webster arriving at an American port after the San Diego torpedoing off the Atlantic coast. Edgar Williams and family plan a Portland visit to daughter Mrs Spinney. An infant of Percy Jackson is ill. Local youths built a spring board on the bridge for diving at high water. Caroline Avis Williams returns from Portland after weeks with Aunt Mrs Spinney. Miss Mabel Duncan of Brooklyn visits Front street then Pearl street. Duncan was Percy store bookkeeper, left for Brooklyn to work for William T Mills Co.

Oliver V. Webster Downing Washington Webster San Diego Atlantic Edgar Williams Portland Eugene Spinney Percy Jackson Caroline Avis Williams Harry Oliver Mabel Duncan Brooklyn BE. W. Appleton Front Street R. W. Bragg Pearl Street Miss Duncan Percy William T. Mills Co

Dangerous blood diseases warning and remedies ad

The notice warns that exposure to serious diseases comes from impure iron deficient blood and weakness. It promotes Peptiron before meals Hood's Pills at night as the recommended treatment and assures availability at all druggists.

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Carolyn Stevens L. H. Rowe J. G. Stevens Florabelle Moore Gordon Lewis Lolitta Lewis Medford James O’brien Electa Lewis America Wek Ida H. Rowe Nellie Reid A. E. Holland Uncle Sam Clyde Pinkham Russell Harford The Grange Sherburne Rowe Jeonora Knight Westport Grange Marion Ward Topsham Vivian Beal Lizzie Cromwell Five Islands Media Nocton May Hagan Ellen Hagan Luva Gray Nellie Rowe J. B. Horton Evanston Illinois Mildred Dunham Waterville Louise Reid California Walter E. Reid Seguinland Malden Island New Hampshire Plorabelle Moore Frank Brown Sumer J. M. Harford Marjorie Gray Lester Lewis Chauncey ‘. Lewis, Jr C. D. Lewis Will Reid Bath City Hospital Arthur Berry Alfred McMahan Georgetown Arthur Robinhoods Cove Toronto Canada Charles W. Oliver A. E. Wyman Sabattus Wyman Lisbon Edgar B.hunt Edgar L. Peterson Arthur L. Todd Sherman Mills Todd D.H. Todd West Georgetown Sherman Julia A. ‘Hinds Edgar B. Hunt Henry Reynolds George Randall Georgia Randall Roslindale Randall Cottage Georgetown Center Trafton Knight William Horne United Fruit Co Panama Hattie EB. Rowe William T. Passmore Lester L. Powers Alton Berry Charlie Russell Camp Devens France Joseph G. Stevens Will Field Mable Rowe Warren Davis Addie Davis Mark Hagan Proctor Hagan Sky Pilot Ariel Southard Aileen Grover Charles Boucher George Blen Harold Lewis Dorchester Herman McFadden E. M. Horton W. H. Davis Cuba Schower South America Davis Charles H. Trickey Vesta Hinckley Alfred Rowe Red Cross Acpinaf Chester Starrett Ralph Thompson Lillian Oliver Warren William A. Todd William M. Farnsworth Owen K. Marr Wanderer O. K. Marr W. M. Farnsworth Marr Montsweag Bay Frank H. Mirrell Elbridge Cunningham William H. Holland Carrie Holland Lillian A. Berry Fred Reid Miss Holland Geneseo N. Y Augustus Sly Alice Oliver Cane the House of Kuppenheimer Maine Earl & Wilson John J.desmond Do Water Streets Billie Burke Conley’s Specialty Store Winnegance News
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