Pop ham Kennebec social events and travel mishap noted
Down the Kennebec reports a clambake and pop concert at Popham with two Kennebec Bay Points launches carrying Bath guests for a 21st birthday celebration. rough seas and engine failures delayed return. Night dances at Society Hall and Riverside hotel events attract Bath, Bath Point, and Boston visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Bay Points
Edward Stewart
Boston
Kennebec Point
Society Hall
Popham
Edward Steward, Jr
Millicent Clifford
Katherine
Margaret Torrey
Bath
McNulty
Huse
Riverside Hotel
Riverside
Squirrel Island
Locals of Bath and Nearby Towns Tea Visit and News
Miss Jennie Swett of Bath visits town as guest of uncle W. G. Potter. Mrs. Thomas Wheeler and Mrs. Parker Stinson with son Bert visit D. G. Stinson. Charles Brown of Woolwich visits his brother in town. Mrs. Sylvia and Miss Therza Sylvia of Beverly Mass stay with Mrs. James McFarland. William Lawrence and Master Harold of Lewiston attend. Madeline Lawrence from Lewiston visits grandmother Mrs. Ellen Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bouter welcome a son. Mina Hinckley of Georgetown stays a month at F. H. Snipe’s. Mrs. Anna Snipe and Mildred visit Woolwich. David Stinson tends a new horse. Miss Gibson and Miss Fenno preach at Georgetown and Arrowsic M E Churches on Slums of New York. Mrs. Mabel Pinkham Pierce and child of Augusta stay at Merritt Pinkham’s on Doub — Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Misa Mina Hinckley
Georgetown
F. H. Snipe
Anna Snipe
Mildred
David Stinson
Mise Gibson
Miss Fenno
M. E
Arrowsic
New York
Mabel Pinkham Pierce
Augusta
Merritt Pinkham
Doubling Point
Lynn man buys Schoppe place to establish New Meadows colony
L Warren Litch of Lynn Massachusetts purchases the George Schoppe home and farm on Foster's Point road near Bull Rock bridge, planning to erect bungalows for rent and sale. Maine Realty will upgrade the house for occupancy this fall. The project aims to create a new riverfront resort community with timber to be partly cleared and a new landing for steamer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Realty Company of
Bath
New Meadows
George Schoppe
Foster's Point Road
Bull Rock Bridge
L. Warren Lite
London Manufacturing Company
Lynn
Mass
Litch
Doings Down Georgetown Way
A Georgetown Chronicle style column describes a Monday birthday party for Edward Stewart at Society Hall Popham after a Kennebec Point celebration near by. It covers the river crossing scare, dancers returning home, local attendees from Brookline Bath and Georgetown Center, and notes on social events, church singing, illness, travel, and local economy including blueberry picking and fishing profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Stewart
Kennebec Point
Edward
Society Hall
Popham
Kennebec River
Kenneter Point
Brookline
Stewart Cottage
Katharine
Margaret Torrey
Brother Bowen
Pauline Tobey
Millicent Clifford
Bath
Bessie
Ethel Todd
Louise Clarke
Agnes S. Jones
Georgetown Center
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Earl & Wilson
John J. Desmond
Water Sts
Bath, Me
Walter O. Parker
Nemo
Wlalter O Parker
Centre
St. Bath
ED. E. Bairy
General Accident Corporation
Sagadahock Block
Hamilton
The
Calvin Oliver
Mollie Mildram
Dorcester
Marr
James Jones
Charles R. Malcolm
Salem
Alfred Sears
Bay Point
Altow Lto
Schoppe
Frank Coombs
Ashon Falls
King’s Point
George Melanson
Butterworth
Mr. Melanson
Rosedale
Swampscott
Margery Mann
Lisbon Falls
Tage
Frank P. Reed
Dolliver Cottage
Margaret Nutter
Mia
Fred W. Larrabee
Emma Ryan
Ernest Coombs
Auburn
Cobh
Portland
New Landing
New Meadows Inn
W. Haggett
Haggett
J. M. Lemon
Mise Edna Hizeina
Waltham
Fred A. Hiexin
Ferro Cottage
McHugh
Mrs. McKezney
Miss Parka
Richmond
T. J. Southard
Fred A. Groves
J. M. Lemont
Harry Lemont
West Bath
Rolla
Gertrude Dakey
Perkine Institute For the Blind
J. H. Mayo
Oscar Knight of
Malden
RE. W
Lone Sardins
Georgetown Way
Sagadahoc
Ladies’ Aid Society
L. T. Oliver
Winton Oliver
Harry Tarr
Han
Nah Oliver
Carrot
Trafton
Bernice Scott
Joseph Harford
Woodbury Trafton
Dorchester
Norman Treat
J. F. Thompson
Harry G. Coombs
Forter’s Point
Dorothy Stilkey
Freeport
Carrie Haggeett
Mra Jane Hagegett
Jenks J. Mitchell
E. M. Fuller, Jr
Ellen Oliver
Miss Oliver
Frank Thompson
Kennebunk
Bessie Wheeler
Mera
A. E. Wyman
Bessie Thompson
Miss Thompson
Maine Spar Co
Calvin Tarr
J. EB. Oliver
Rudolph Trafton
Charles Moore
Massachusetts
Seguinland
Five Islands
Bay
Nat” Howe
Levi Powers
Farl
Cyrus W. Longley
Newdick
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