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Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1911

Page

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Down the Kennebec clambake and dances at Popham

Two launches carried Kennebec Bay Points cottagers to a Popham Society Hall party in honor of Edward Stewart Jr. The event followed a rough voyage with engine trouble but arrived safely at 11 15 pm. Other Bath area social activities include a Tuesday club pop concert and a Riverside hotel bridge party with Over 100 August bookings.

Kennebec Bay Points Edward Stewart Boston Kennebec Point Society Hall Popham Edward Steward, Jr Simmer Millicent Clifford Katherine Margaret Torrey Bath McNulty Huse Riverside Hotel Riverside Squirrel Island Hamilton The Calvin Oliver

Social notes from Arrowsic Bath and surrounding towns

Miss Jennie Swett of Bath visited her uncle W G Potter while Mrs Thomas Wheeler and Mrs Parker Stinson both of Bath spent time in town. Visitors from Woolwich Beverly Lewiston Georgetown joined local residents for a week of greetings and news. A newborn son delighted Mr and Mrs Joseph Bouter. Georgetown and Arrowsic church figures Miss Gibson and Miss Fenno preached on Sunday. Mrs Mabel Pinkham Pierce and her child stayed with Merritt Pinkham at Doubing Point.

Jennie Swett Bath W. G. Potter Thomas Wheeler Parker Stinson Bert Stinson D. G. Stinson Charles Brown Woolwich Sylvia Therza Sylvia Beverly Mass James McFarland William Lawrence Harold Lewiston Madeline Lawrence Ellen Lawrence Joseph Bouter Mina Hinckley Georgetown F. H. Snipe Miss Gibson Miss Fenno M. E Arrowsic New York Mabel Pinkham Pierce Augusta Merritt Pinkham Doubling Point Ellen Oliver Portland Miss Oliver Frank Thompson Maud Farnell James B Fields

Maine Realty seals sale of Schoppe property for Lynn colony

The George Schoppe estate on Foster Point road near the old Bull Rock bridge was sold to Ir Warren Litch of Lynn Massachusetts. Litch plans winter timbering and spring erection of bungalows for rent and sale, forming a new resort community on the riverfront. The hotel property is excluded and the house will be prepared this fall. Local residents and cottages fill the New Meadows area as preparations begin for a substantial development along the river.

Maine Realty Company of Bath New Meadows George Schoppe Foster’ Point Bull Rock Bridge Warren Litch London Manufacturing Companys Lynn Mass Litch

Doings Down Georgetown Way

A Georgetown town page recounts a birthday dance at Kennebec Point hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Stewart for their son Edward’s twenty first celebration at Society Hall Popham. Guests include Brookline house party and locals from Georgetown Center Bath and Melrose. community notes cover illness births trips and local industry such as blueberry picking feldspar mining and fishing.

Edward J. Stewart Kennebec Point Edward Society Hall Popham Kennebec River Kennebes Point Pophanide Vray Brookline Stewart Cottage Katharine Margaret Torrey Bowen Pauline Tobey Millicent Clifford Bath Bessie Ethel Todd Louise Clarke Agnes S. Jones Georgetown Center

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T Kuppenheimer Earl & Wilson John J. Desmond Water Sts Bath, Me Walter O. Parker Nemo Parker Co Wlalter Centre St. Bath ED. E. Bairy General Accident Corporation Sagadahock Block Nex Popham Thanit Mollie Mildram Dorcester E. S. Marr James Jones Charles R. Malcolm Salem Alfred Sears Bay Point Anna Snipe Mildred Schoppe Frank Coombs Lisbon Falls King’s Point George Melanson Butterworth Mr. Melan Rosedale Mr. Melanson Swampscott Margery Mann Mann Frank P. Reed Dolliver Edward and Margaret Nutter Fred W. Larrabee Emma Ryan Ernest Coombs Auburn Cobb Cottage New Landing New Meadows Inn E. W. Haggett Oburn Miss Parks Richmond T. J. Soathard Fred A. Groves J. M. Lemont Harry Lemont de Tence West Bath Gertrude Daker Perking Institute For the Blind J. H. Maro Oscar Knight of Maiden R. W. Lonecard Georgetown Way Sagadahoc Ladies’ Aid Society Norman Treat J. F. Thompson Harry G. Coombs Foster's Point Dorothy Stilkey Freeport J. H. Mayo Carrie Haggett Waltham Jane Haggett Jenks J. Mitchell E. M. Fuller, Jr Agit Aixi Ryssom Atd A. E. Wyman Bessie Thompson Miss Thompson Maine Spar Co Calvin Tarr J. E. Oliver Rudolph Trafton Charles Moore Massachusetts Seguinland Nat Howe Levi Powers Cyrus W. Longley Newdick
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