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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1915

Page

4

News from Woolwich Week of Local Guests and Outings

Woolwich weekly social notes recount visits by Mr. and Mrs. Day and Miss Hathorne of Bath, Miss Magoun’s Wheaton College graduation, and various families from Bath Boston and Malden visiting North Woolwich. Summer trips include Kennebec river fishing trips, Ocean Point excursions, and a Tuessie Hall dancing party with Bath Wiscasset Arrowsic guests.

Harry L. Day Flora Hathorne Bath Mary Y Tuessie Hall Wiscasset Arrowsie Harold Shaw Montsweag Harlequin Perkins Tte Freeman Trott William Wright Ocean Point Pathfinders Woolwich H. P. Hathorne Eben Dana Ralph Rice Clara Hathorne F. J. Walker Maxine Hilda Hathorne Mary Preble Ethelyn Baker Misses Hathorne C. W. Wright Ralph Melissa Main Boston Wilbur Howe

West Bath News Roundup Shares Local Doings

Abscess on Fred Larrabee’s hand reported. Honeymooning Lewis Perkins couple from Park Ridge Maine visit T. F. Perkins farm. Miss Mary Trainor, daughter of Capt. John Trainor, linked to East Boston schooling. Soap Club hosts a picnic at New Meadows with many attendees listed. Alonzo Donnell finishes haying week amid poor weather. Carolyn Howell of Maryland ill at Campbell’s Pond, Dr Hannigen attending. Wesley Scouts enjoy motor boat trip with Rev. H. A. Corey. Larrabee family summer visitors and returns from outings noted. various residents visit, host, or travel between Bath, New Meadows, and nearby towns. Ford car purchased by T. Perkins marks new interest in automotives.

Fred Larrabee Lewis Perkins Park Ridge Maine T. F. Perkins Mary Trainor William Nolan Boston Miss Trainor Capt John Trainor Charleston 3. C Fredrmnes Soap Club New Meadows Robert Mitchell Vernon and Meritt Pearl Dunbar Fred Chaney Margaret Clarence MelIntire Harry Charles Stinson Catherine Frank Knowlton Charles Albee Knights Georgie Fred Murray Thomas Black Donald Marion Cooper George James Gillespie John Alonzo Donnell Donnell Wesley Scouts H. A. Corey J. Roy Larrabee Revere Mass

Local Jottings Highlight Bath News Buzz and Notices

A Bath area column covers civic notes from Tuesday and weekend events. It notes brown tails sightings, electric car passengers, street music, Mrs. Blauvelt visiting from Boston, blossoming roses, posters on Envoy Rendle, church singing, an artesian well project, a midnight dog fight alarm, cherry stands, a new speed boat arrival, and playful dances at Society Hall. It also mentions Bath baseball plans, Driftwood club seating, Hyde Windlass leadership changes, Bath Dam ariscotta game, and dock congestion at City Landing with calls for docking rules and passenger safety.

James H. Blauvelt Boston Bath Box Seven Sisters Dr. Rowe Washington St Envoy Rendle People’s Church Guard Andrew S. Merrill Southport J. J. Donovan Bath Society Hall Popham Rockland Bath Boys Boothbay Harbor Driftwood Club Kimball's Wharf Virginia and Islander Driftwood Hyde Windlass James Knight Edward Kennison Damariscotta Kelley Field Windlass Kennison McNeal Billing City Landing Wiscasset MacMahan

Cincinnati couple arrives in town with son for Boothbay stay

Hon and Mrs J P Orr of Cincinnati arrive Tuesday with their son Teddy for Boothbay Camp. The Orrs tour Maine by automobile. He is president of Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce and a YMCA leader who spearheaded a $500000 YMCA fund drive.

J. P. Orr Cincinnati Town Teddy Boothbay

Seguin cod fishing and Bath shipping news report

The Bath area sees more maritime activity with the schooner Lewis H Goward sailing to Baltimore to load coal for Porto Rico and the Charles Davenport finishing repairs before heading to Portland for coal for Porto Rico. Local social notes include visits from Dr Thomas Moses and daughter Charlotte, and a lecture on town schools. The piece also notes excursions by Maine Central trains to Castine and Dark Harbor, a court case involving the Italian Puntarell and Teti, and a burglary attempt avoided when a youth attempted to steal from Orris Ulmer's house.

Seguin Lewis H. Goward Baltimore Porto Rico Wesley M. E Church Lawn Thomas Dunning Camden Mr. Dunning Capt. Batchelder Boston Bath Iron Works Boothbay Harbor Helen A Orrin Ham Cedar Grove Oldtown Woolwich Bath Old Town Thomas Moses Charlotte Waltham Thomas John W. Hinds Oak St Moses William Moses Charles Davenport Pinkham Percy &Small Portland William Plummer Daisy Farlin Philadelphia Port Maria Jamaica Puntarell Teti Miss White Mexico Madison Thomas B. Perry Joseph V. Paquet Brunswick Bath Aerie New England Sebago Lake Damariscotta Boothbay Brickley Maine Central Penobscot Bay Rockland Sieur de Monts Dark Harbor Castine Orris Ulmer Ulmer Bathites

Sebasco Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Boston residents Mr and Mrs Clarence Davis visit their aunt Mrs T H Bartlett. Ralph Harris returns to Boston after a two week vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs George Harris. Mrs Mildred McDonald and children of Portland visit Sebasco friends. Mrs Henley and two children of Portland return home after two weeks with Mrs Loton Wallace. Mrs J W Moore works for Mrs G E Black. Dolly Wallace employed as servant for Mrs Gilbert. Coast missionary Mr Carson led Sunday night meeting on the hill top. Miss Corea Lowell of Beverly visits Miss Angelia Bartlett. George Doughty and family from Chebeague summer at their cottage.

Jewett Boston Alma Pashard Alexander Robertson Manchester-by-the-Sea Kennebec Josiah Walker Lillian Helen North Woolwich William Walker Poland Springs White Mountains Alfred Trott Harold Portland Wilbur Howe Fred Fheampson Bath Elizabeth Webber Blaine Hall Thomas S. Reed Back Clarence Davis T. H. Bartlett Ralph Harris George Harris Mildred McDonald Sebasco Henley Loton Wallace J. W. Moore G. E. Black Dolly Wallace Gilbert Mr. Carson Coast Hill Top Corea Lowell Beverly Angelia Bartlett

Small Point Summer Guests and Local Work Details

Mrs S E Small works for W L Cushing of Simsbury Conn for the summer. Walter E McIntire of Malden Mass visits July and August with his parents Mr and Mrs McIntire. Mr and Mrs E A Morse visited Bath Monday. William E McIntire works for H M Sewall at Cape Small Point bungalow. Mrs M J Webber visited Bath Friday. Mrs Anthony Thomas of Bath weekend guest of Mrs S S Small. Mr and Mrs William Morse and sons of East Boston stay with G W Pye for the summer.

S. E. Small W. L. Cushing Simsbury Conn Walter E. McIntire Malden Mass MclIntire E. A. Morse Bath William E. McIntire H. M. Sewall Cape Small Point M. J. Webber Anthony Thomas B. Small William Morse

Penobscot River lumbering sees historic west branch drive end

The Bangor Commercial reports a historic change in Penobscot logging as no west branch drive reaches Argyle this year. The main river drive ends at the Millinocket boom with logs belonging to Great Northern Paper Co. Only one non corporation operator sent logs in and sold to the company.

Penobscot Bangor Argyle Great Northern Paper Co Corporation

Madelyn Owen to Visit Westport for Vacation

Miss Madelyn Owen and her Aunt Ruth travel from Worcester Massachusetts to stay with relatives in Westport for a vacation arrival expected Sunday.

Madelyn Owen Ruth Worcester Mass Realtives Westport

Sasanoa Tribe Installs Officers In Ceremonial Session

The Sasanoa Tribe No. 64 IORP installed officers led by D.D.W.E. Erskine and Lester Buck. Names include Sachem Lester Buck, Prophet Charles Preble, Senior Sagamore Joseph Everard, Junior Sagamore William Tozier, and multiple Warriors and Braves. A special session followed for visiting members.

D.D.W.E. Erskine Lester Buck G.P Julius Ansert G.S Woodbury Potter S.J. F. Pratt G.K Levi Thompson Frank Erskine Sachem Charles Preble Sagamore Joseph Everard William Tozier William Harvey Roscoe P. Higgins Burt M. Dyer Frank Farrin Frank Pero Robert Oliver Lorin Small

Worumbo Manufacturing elects officers at Lisbon Falls meeting

The annual meeting of Worumbo Manufacturing Company was held at the Lisbon Falls office. Officers elected include President Frank Gutmann Lewiston Vice President S M Milliken New York Treasurer Oliver Moses Bath Clerk Walter U Gutmann Lewiston. Directors named: Frank Gutmann S M Milliken Oliver Moses B F Harris Walter E Plummer Walter U Gutmann Dr William H Bradford and others. Miss Thelma Brown departed Wednesday for a week long visit with relatives in Lewiston.

Worumbo Manufacturing Company Lisbon Falls Frank Gutmann Lewiston S. M. Milliken New York Oliver Moses Bath Walter U. Gutmann

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Capt. Prescott Gilbert Robinson George Tracey Day’s Ferry Merton Allen Kenneth Crowell Alton B. Chaving Harpswell Robert Swift Ruth and Frieda Mikelsky Dexter Baker's George Holmes Wright Farm Charles Butler West Bath Carolyn Howell Maryland Campbell's Pond R. (. Hannigen Mrs. Sprague Mrs Frank Reed Howard Roslindale, Mass The New Madows Leon Strout Fay Roslindale Helen Jackson Lewis Curtis D. T. Percy Addison Armes Mechanic Falls Fred W. Armes George Nutter Newton Joseph Larrabee William Thurlow Anna Annie Trufant William Carr Cleo Myra Amsterdam N. Y Fred Armes Harry Hanson Jane Haggett Berbert Cutting Phippsburg Center T.e.perkins Ford Court House Square J. C. Mulligan Five Islands J. B. Horton West Bayonne Nils Palm Beach SBS Runswick James F. Will Co Atland Augusta George Doughty Chebeague Worumbo Manufacturing Co Thelma Brown L. F Atwood Brewer Marne O. Mircuert Hagrison L. F.” Medicine CO Portland, Me
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