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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Miss Foose
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Carolyn Moses
David Alkazin
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Coburn Classical Institute
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Naval Hospital
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R. T
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Lient
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Gorham Normal School
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William F. Palmer
Miss Maud Leslie Case
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Marion Dain
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