Bath and nearby towns enjoy visits and summer events
A Bath area social roundup describes visits by local residents and guests from Massachusetts and New York. The piece notes outings to Old Orchard Beach and Sebasco, card parties, cottage openings at Cox's Head, a renewed U S Jean voyage, church services, and a near fire scare at the Skelton camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Bath
William Perry
Doris
Randolph
Rose Gardens
Richmond
James L. Morse
Canada
Chester V. Oliver
Livermore Falls
Alvena Oliver
Roger Skillings
Skillings
Sebasco
William B. Perry
New York
U. S. Jean
Porto Rico
Elbridge Malcolm
Arthur Campbell
Dremore Grange
Bridge
Aence Morse
H. B. Wyman
H. Wyman
Jordan Percy
Alice Galv
H. Cutt
Almon R. Perry
Joseph
Donald A. Renkin
Donald Jr
Newburgh
N. Y
Kin
M. E. Wilbur
Cox's Head
Katherine Johnson
Eric J. Carlson
Mae Scholfield
Ida
Met
Martin Goodwin
Concord
Sebasco Enjoys Its Busiest Season Yet
Sebasco reports its busiest season with summer guests from many states enjoying new bathing facilities golf tennis boating and fishing. Sebasco Lodge cottages full and August bookings ensure a full house. Notable arrivals include Mrs Nathan A Kendall and son from Texas and figures from New York and Wakefield. Moose sightings punctuate a busy period as new road improvements aid tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebasco
Sebasco Lodge
Popham Beach
Sébasco
Nathan A. Cushman
New York
Winneganee
Elmer Coggeshall
Nathan A. Kendall
Texas
Kelley Field
Gunnar Froman
New York City
Emanuel Haug
Roslyn
Theodore Eaton
Mary
Joseph
Sam Eaton
Wakefield
Mass
Christine Randall
Beatrice Randall
Vira Fiske
Wellesley
Kahill
Portland
State House
Augusta
Roger Skillings
Bath
Casco Bay
Shore Acres
Sidney Andrews
Andrews
United States Road Administration
Washington
Missionary Pye Returns to Small Point for Services
Pye a native of Small Point and longtime missionary in South America and the West Indies returns home after visiting Canada and 35 states. He will conduct preaching at Small Point church which has been closed for years and is now reopened. He may also lead services at Popham Beach and Parker Head, potentially overseeing three churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sant Neikee Pye
Small
South America
West Indies
Canada
Mr. Pye
Small Point
Popham Beach
Parker Head
Phippsburg
Teacher's Promptness Saves Child's Life
Four year old Edward Maguire was saved from severe burns when Brunswick teacher Miss Georgia E. Strout wrapped him in a blanket and smothered the flames after his clothing caught fire from a bonfire in his yard. Dr. C W P Foss treated the boy, whose legs and back were badly burned but expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Maguire
Harry Maguire
South Street
Brunswick
Georgia E. Strout
Brunswick Municipal Playground
New Topsham Bridge
Brunswick Woman Goes to Claim $15,000
Mrs. Paul E. Sanborn, 28, of Brunswick, arrived in Wakefield, Massachusetts, to claim $15,000 found in the room once occupied by her father, George B. Edwards, a Wakefield janitor who died suddenly. She had not seen her father in nearly two decades after her parents' divorce and their Maine home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Sanborn
Brunswick
Wakefield
Mass
George B. Edwards
Harvie sisters travel to Providence Rhode Island
Miss Helen F Harvie and Miss Anne G Harvie left Sunday for Providence Rhode Island where they will spend a week as guests of their sister Miss Emma L Harvie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen F. Harvie
Anne G. Harvie
Providence, R. I
Emma L. Harvie
Dromore Farm Holds Annual In Between Meeting Picnic
Dromore Farm pen members met at Dromore Grange for their annual in between meeting on Aug 3 with 39 attending. The program included basketry and reed work led by Linda Perry Albertha Williams and Aletha Campbell, a square meal menu featuring crab meat salad and other dishes, and plans for an Italian Hemstitching session led by Elizabeth Mayo. Visitors included Elizabeth Dunbar Bernice Hosmer and other members. A noon outing to Hodgdon’s home was arranged with transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Farm Pen
Iad
Dromore Grange
Eeneau
Kennebec Bridge
Hodgdon
Bureau
Ruth Merry Morse
Esther McCourt
Abbie Minott
Ruth Trask
Elizabeth Mayo
Rebecca Feere
Isa Th Haley
Eleanor Gilmore
Grace Dickinson
Linda Perry
Albertha Williams
Aletha Campbell
Clara Oliver
Rebecca Minott
Elizabeth Oliver
Bessie Dickinson
Anna Derwent
Nellie Cutting
Elizabeth Dunbar
Bernice Hosmer
Jennie Knight
Gertrude Horne
Rose Wyman
Esther Merry
Marjorie Knight
David Young
Bath visitors tour Squirrel Island Inn staff friends
Alfred Neal Roland Tibbetts Ed ward Rollins and B Williams of Bath visited Squirrel Island on Sunday. They called on Charles Perkins and Gilbert Atwood who work at the Squirrel Island Inn during the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Neal
Roland Tibbetts
Edward Rollins
B. Williams
Bath
Squirrel Island
Charles Perkins
Gilbert Atwood
Squirrel Island Inn
Plans to transport Winnegance pupils to Mitchell school
North Bath district pupils from Winnegance would be bused to the Mitchell school, a 3.125 mile trip, to close the Winnegance school. A modern 24 passenger bus with safety features is proposed, with a contract to be drawn by Supt. Wilson. Savings include teacher and janitor salaries and maintenance. Evelyne Donnell to move to Mitchell school in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oma Ie
Penehea
Mitchel
Supt. Wilson
Wilson
North Bath
Winnegance
Weeks Street
Winneae
Central Grammar School
Winneganee
Board of Education
South End
North End
Evelyne Donnell
Mitchell School
Havener Funeral Held for Alpheus B Havener
Alpheus B Havener a former ship yard mechanic died in Phippsburg at his daughter's home Mrs Irving Harrington. The funeral was Tuesday at 2 p m at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High street with Rev Charles H Berry officiating. Bearers were Irving Harrington Everett Harrington Edwin McCabe and Rodney Wyman. Burial followed at Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpheus B. Havener
Phippsburg
Irving Harrington
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Charles H. Berry
Corliss Street Church
Everett Harrington
Edwin McCabe
Rodney Wyman
Oak Grove
Newark couple visiting Woolwich on Friday
Mr and Mrs Jerry Eisenberg of Newark New Jersey were calling on friends in Woolwich on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Eisenberg
Newark, N. J
Woolwich
Local notices recount fires and road work in Bath area
A fire at the Trask home in Williams Winnegance caused partial damage after a partition was torn to reach the blaze. Firemen responded promptly and the cause remains unknown. Other items note bridge work on Bridge street, a planned removal of an old bridge portion, street grade changes, road dust suppression on calcium chloride, Bath city school bus transport to other schools, and upcoming card parties at Dromore Grange plus a Pleasant Pond picnic for Vacation School teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ei Clan
Bath Shore
Bridge Street
High Street
Phippsburg
Bath
Dromore Grange
Eyesight and glasses promised for daily use
The excerpt stresses the vital role of vision for daily living and offers good glasses as a solution, implying a promotion or advice about eyewear. It emphasizes dependency on sight and the need for reliable optical correction.
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Oultitute Brothers
Nathaniel M
Lida Oliver
Trent
Massachusetts
Pitsburgh
Harles Perkins
Elmer
Tibbetts, Jr
Flieanor
Revere
Wasshave
Ome
Swamscott” A
Donalki
Me E. Wilbur
Aul- Annie
Bowell
James Bava
Shaw
Stanley
Corner
Jomas
J. W. Pal Puiletton
Mr. Stevens
E. J. Carlson
J. E. Percy
Guysbert B. V. Broom
George Bonney
Wellesley Hills
Charles Clark
Leslie
Camden
Del
H. B. Wymans
Charles Stevens
Stevens
J. Q. Wyman
Charles P. Percy
Percy
Ridge
J. F.leach
Marilla Williams
Brooklyn
N. Wa
Skelton
Bath Trust Co
Pmippsburg Church
George H. Pye
Dromore Farm
Rachel Hodgdon
Nequasset
A. B. Havener
The
First Baptist Church
Pleasant Pond
Augusta Road
Walter S. Glidden
Sanford L. Fogg
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Center Street
TEL
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor CO
Detroit
Mich
General Motors
F. O
Cis
Turner & Gilpatrick
Boothbay Harbor
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