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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

3

Bath social notes span birthdays marriages and travels

In Bath and nearby towns residents celebrate birthdays, engagements, and visits. Miss Louise Bornheimer hosts a teens party on May 24 with gifts and parlor games. many families announce marriages and travel plans, including Birches, Dorchester guests, and Bath residents visiting Portland, Bangor, and New York while others attend civic events and Magna Charta planning.

Louise Bornheimer Upper Washington Street Ethel Bowie Lucille Beals Michel Bowie Alice Bowie Muriel Ayer Bessie Crosman Frances Gilman Drucilla Bornheimer Edwin Powers James Erskine Dean Bonney Merle Smith

Marriage invitations issued for Frances Moses and Chester Schubert

Mr and Mrs Diver Moses invite to the marriage of their daughter Frances Plummer Moses to Chester Melling Schubert of New York at Grace Episcopal Church on Wednesday June 14 at 7 30 p m. The groom is a former welfare man for The Texas Steamship Co and is well known in Bath. Many local residents and relatives are noted as holiday travelers and visitors across Bath, Popham Beach, and area towns.

Diver Moses Frances Plummer Moses Chester Melling Schubert New York Grace Episcopal Tors Harold W. Pinkhare Wiliam T. Hall Universalist Church North Street Lincoln Street Preble's Lane Board of Highways and Sewers Preble’s Lane High Street A. W. Frost Portland Wyoming Dorothy Palmer Hampton Roads Boston Porthard Schoomers Harriet Bu St. John N. B Philadelphia Emily FP Northam St. Johm N B John Bracewell Calais Elia Cliftem St John Kosten Bunsber

Leather Vessels in England From Scarcity to Harvest Use

In early England leather bottles and water bougets served where glass and pottery were scarce and costly. These oxhide vessels were sturdy and rigid, unlike lighter foreign leather used for wine and other bottles. Leather drinking vessels varied in plain or stamped forms and held several distinct uses across periods.

England

Green plants could exhaust atmospheric CO2 in 30 years

A scientific estimate warns that current global consumption would deplete the air’s carbon dioxide unless green plants continually renew it. The figure emphasizes the balance between plant growth and atmospheric chemistry.

Morse Beats Rockland 19 to 1 in Saturday Baseball

Morse defeated Rockland 19 to 1 at Kelley field as Rockland pitchers Flanagan Rising and Mealey struggled. Morse clubbed sixteen hits led by Callan McCabe Davis Pratt and Bucklin while Rockland suffered seven errors and injuries to Stewart Record in the opener.

Webster Rockland High Kelley Field Morse Rockland Flanagan Callan Mtover Mel’hee McCabe Davis McPhee Ile Rising Deuces Mealey Pratt Bucklin Clinto Sheridan Stover McCade Rocklantd Apleao Blend Norsworthy C. Record Ce. Tees Tiydwiigy Stewart Jacklin Sleeper Duley Sullivan

Seaweed harvest grows in Holland islands

The seaweed crop in Holland has become more important as northern Zuyder Zee islands are cleaned more thoroughly. Natives once cut seaweed with a scythe but now use knives on a line to harvest. Drying on beaches determines value by color intensity. Shipments go mainly to England and France, with occasional loads to the United States for upholstery use and for iodine rich components.

Holland Zuyder Zee England France United States

Comfort a bedside stand for reading comfort

The text advises placing a small stand beside the bed with a shelf and a drawer to hold books and magazines, plus a well arranged light. It suggests this setup provides an hour of comfortable reading at night and notes to choose a stand with at least one shelf and a small drawer for convenience.

Pinkham event and Bath area social notes in Bath Mass

City brief recalls Pinkham participation with three in the Pinkham and a Red Men whist event drawing forty players. Social highlights include a May 24 apron social honoring the 22nd anniversary of Mrs. Lemont’s group at 480 Front Street, with extensive waists' measurements raising funds. Bath real estate sales include Mrs. Wylie Dickinson buying 732 High Street from Mrs. Charles H Mason and plans for Dickinsons to reside in Bath. Maritime updates note the Steamer Virginia operating Augusta to Boothbay Harbor, and local tree spraying warnings for arsenate of lead.

Low Stoneham Mass Pinkham Charles Ham George Weaver J. L. Blair Tony Lemaire John T. Palmer Marshall Avenue Eliakim McCabe Arthur C. Lemont Front Street Lemont Charles H. Mason High Street Wylie Dickinson Phippsburg Grace Bessie Dickinson Dickinson Bath Virginia Augusta, Gardiner & Boothbay Steamboat Co Augusta Boothbay Harbor Seaver Washington Street Masonic Temple Garden Washington Streets Garden Street Greenleaf Mayo August Walter

Cahill Second in Quarter Mile at Bowdoin Meet

Captain George A. Cahill of Morse High finished second in the quarter mile at Bowdoin’s inter scholastic event, narrowly behind Omar Harris of Portland. Cahill also led Morse in the 440 trials with a 25 second time, while Morse tied for 10th place overall. Morse plans to compete in the Bates meet next Saturday.

George A. Cahill Morse High Bowdoin O. Harris Portland George Omar Harris Cahill Magoun Huntington Spinney Hebron Morse Flerbert Morse George Field Kitching Thornton Gray Cony Thomas Bates Skowhegan Tilton Huntington School Massachusetts Flebron Neve Deering High Edward Little Gardiner High South Portland Wilton Academy Morse, Shewhegan and Tilton NHL Farmington High Thomaston High

Sir Richard McBride’s Witty Platform Moment

The account recalls the British Columbia era when Sir Richard McBride spoke for thirty minutes without naming his rival then abruptly greeted him with a humorous line. The anecdote highlights political theater and sharp timing in a provincial political scene.

Richard McBride Col.m.ofia Richard Bil

Fall Fashion Notes on Tailored Suits for Men

A newspaper fashion brief notes new tailored suits for fall with emphasis on fall day readiness. It highlights the Dome ence style influence, preference for a bestless mode, and subtle belt choices. The piece mentions new twill fabrics and embroidered needle detailing as stylish options.

Mary Bhue

Fragmented schoolyard whisper ends with confused name

A garbled diary style scene shows a student whispering to an unseen figure, the principal overhears and asks for the name, while a boy nearby introduces himself as Jemrwall in a muddled exchange.

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Henrietta Perkins Boothbay Mrs A. B. Scott Barbara Ruth F. B. Nichols Cherryfield Emma Hathaway Cambridge Martha PF. Small Fred R. BE. Dean Marion Dean Dorchester Dummer Street Dean Marion D. Wentworth Andrew M. Rankin W. Meserve Rankin Mr. Dean James T. Morse Vicinity W. L. and W. C. Webster Bangor Maine Jewelers Convention Forest Lenwood Mains Ella Lillian Wilson Clerk Gilmore H. M Brim” Jewett, Jr Whitefield Virginian Brim E. 8. Crosby Co William C. Perkins, Jr Bates College Ana Marion Gilmore John W. Gilmore May Foose Charles Foose Brunswick Road Maine General Hospital Edward W. Larrabee Washington, D. C United States Chamber of Commerce New England Coal Trealers’ Association Larrabee Harding Hughes Secrtary of Commerce Hoover Olive Rowe Ernest M. Shepard Rumford J. W. Laughin Leonore Fraser Vera Howe Sarah A. Adams Leonard Gowell Auburn George Pomeroy Oscar Farsh Fall River, Mass Clara Percy Stratford, Conn David Kidd Oliver Moses Long Pond Carl FL Ockerbloom Marshall A. Haraden Otis N. Card Waterville W. W. Payne Jeannette Decker Vine Street Benson Boston & Maine R. Re Medford Albert R. Webber The Texas Steamship Co Texas Co Ernest A. Allen Arnimede Sr Tarbox Bethlehem Mere Point Frank Fef. Benson Victor Pinkham A. R. Weber Alice May Douglas William Bs. Jack Runnymede J. W. Hamilton St. Paul Robert A. Gordon Roberta Margaret Erlon M. Dunlap Gordon William FE. Palmer Addielia William R. Donnell Hyannis Maud Leslie Case Isaac Benno Elliot Brunswick Sophie Mikelsky Lowell Temple Elms Street Richard Marr Navy Newport S. Ed Shanghai China Bay State CC. Myron Sprague George H. Stewart TH. FB. Peabody Co Mr. Stewart Myron Harold N. Johnson Mary Mullen George Spofford Keene, N. TL Grace Prask Winneganee George Wallace New State Pier John A. Lord and John A. Lord, Jr Portsmouth N. A Lieut. Lord Memorial Dty Stanley Tr‘ Wallace Lamson Auto @o Marlboro Walter Marge Frederick Pratt Morses Pratts King Tavern Mr. Wallace Mr. Pratt Curtis Factory Morse Teller First National Bank Margaret Reed Mechanic Street Sabattus F. B. Norris Everett, Mass Sabine Elizabeth Milton Sarah Flaherty Perley Stanley Corinna Rose Street Michael Quinn Woolworth Haverhill Robert Oliver Topsham George Sprague Woman's Auxiliary Grace Episcopal Church Charles Myron Tubbs Frederick W. Baker Ernest M. Holman First Baptist East Dixfield Theda Mae Tholman Robert BF. Munson Tholisn Lucy A. Tlolmeth Maud Abbott Walter BK. Abbott Western Avenue Mroo Shirley Allen Tewiston M. A. Ferguson Roy Johnson Austin Wright Milton Tr. Douglas Carville Ella Douglas South Harpswell George Buehanan Ruth Suchanan School Street John Bradford Hig Annie Bradford Miss Feyler Sadie Fevler We Suny ZueSis Carrie Mo Sampson Crossnge Center Middle Streets Music Hall Joseph Glidden Little’s Home Bakery Good Lunch Co Charles Edgecomb Blanche Poertner Alice Arsenault Albert Gallant Horace Mitchell Kennebec Frank Edgecomb Kathleen McCabe Frances Callan Lewiston Exchange N.E.T. T. Co Edna Pepper Arthur S. Pepper Isabel Russell Ruth Ellen Emma J. (Small) Hathaway Daughter of Maine Marion Freeman Kennebunkport High Hool Frederick W. Freeman Robert Toothaker D. M. Humphreys F. W. Humphreys Agnes Humphreys Toothaker Moosehead Lake Trarold M. Sewall Washington Mrs. Sewall Charles Holbrook George Reynolds Alice Reynolds Edward Burns Ralph Tia Durgan Fred F. Butler Percival Butler F. Clifford Butler Briske House Damariscotta Dammariscotta Mills Chesterwood Kimball's Island Isle Au Haut Maine Central Pejepscot Paper Co A & K. Street Railway Pendleton Pendleton Brother Inc Miss Mae Foose Miss Foose Katherine Johnson Percy Lucy Green Carolyn Moses David Alkazin Baby Old Orchard H. L. Sherbourne East Winthrop Popham Beach Wiliam Daley Mr. and Mire Ralph 2. Wright Frank J. Fortin Radvh T. Dunton Od Orchard Blesnor M. Eaton Coburn Classical Institute U. S Harold R. Ward Maine Horace Ward Robert TP. Sinclair Bruce Hill Tath James Bo Colby Woolwich Dnonean Mclntosh Arthur R. Chadbourne Otto Barbara Manchester N. J. Thesday Willian Chadbourne Mr. Chadbourne Arline Smith Lewiston Kate Smith Fred Fischer Cambridge, Mass Fischer Morris Reynolds Sewall Percy Caroll Watson Ernest F. Kelley Gardiner M. B. Hodgdon Alma Lewis FE. Wilson Richmond Sarah Reynolds Don Thompson W. Percy Marks Bethel Inn Paul McDougal Maine Dental Ralph W. Bragg Edward Sewall Patrica Edith I’. Longfellow Arthur Campbell Henry W. LeLong William A. Beal William Wilson Chester Gertrude Casco Bay Jered S. Curtis Frank H. Beal Sabasco Nicholas J. Horan Tisol Sandwich Joseph Tardif Phil Tardif Nichols Street Phyllis Wyman N. H. Mayehoff Co Fred Glidden Quincy Fore River Charles H. Hyde Malden Mss Stanley Hyde Mrs. Hyde Corinne Jackson Thatch Edward J. Fitzgerald D. S Naval Hospital Newport R. T John C. Fitzgerald Fitchburg Joseph Scannell Pawtucket Lient Fitzgerald John E. Fitzgerald Asiatic Station Alice Hartnett Gorham Normal School Fred W. Tartnett William F. Palmer Miss Maud Leslie Case Isaac Fenno Elliot Trunswick Hyannis, Mass Charles J. Dain Marion Dain Eugene McGrath Elizabeth Small Point Beach Nature Rockland Falls Lime City Bates Alec
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