Bath Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Trips
Personal visitors and preparations for July visits appear across Bath notes. Families from Norwich, Burlington, Mechanic street, and Cobb road gather for birthdays and quick trips. Local residents share travels to New York, Boston, and Salt Lake City as relatives plan summer stays and reunions.
Cosmopolitan Club Dance and Local Social Notes
The Cosmopolitan Club dance at the Y gym drew smaller attendance due to heat with Manson’s Orchestra providing music for about twenty couples. Ice cream and crackers were served during intermission. The item lists a long string of residents and visitors in Bath, including hospital treatment for Carleton Perry, travels of the Waley family, graduations, and weekend visits among local families and visitors from Lewiston, Detroit, and Boston.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Y” Gymnasium
Manson
Gardiner
Marcia Moulton
Mildred Nichols
Edna Bliss
Marion R. Freeman
Sterling Bible Class
Corliss Street
Ocean Park School
Agatha Lennox
Clara Albee
Ruby Campbell
Minnie Paisley
Lois Ames
Josephine Sheldon
Sarah Palmer
Ina Spinney
Woodbury Couple Stay With Willets For Holiday
Mr and Mrs W W Woodbury of Brunswick spent the holiday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Willet on High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Woodbury
Brunswick
Ralph Willet
High Street
Port Arthur native returns from Shenandoah voyage home
Harry MacDonald arrives in Port Arthur Texas on his first day back from a trip aboard the S. S. Shenandoah. He recently sailed from Preston England and Dublin Ireland and is visiting his mother Mrs. Thomas Mac Donald on Oak Street. Theodore Ham of Worcester Massachusetts, formerly of Bath, is also visiting for a few days in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Carr
Bath
Walpole
Mass
Boothbay Harbor
Harry MacDonald
Port Arthur
Texas
S. S. Shenandoah
Preston
Eng
Dublin
Irc
Philadelphia
Thomas MacDonald
Oak Street
Theodore Ham
Worcester
Edwin Thing Returns From Leave To J K Paulding
Edwin Thing completed a 15 day leave at his father Charles Things home at 51 Chestnut Street and returned to the destroyer J. K. Paulding No 238 in Boston for repairs. The ship plans a July 1 departure for a six month West Indies cruise to Kingston and nearby locales. Mrs F D Hill sails to Lexington Kentucky to visit relatives for a week.
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Edwin Thing
Charles Thing
Chestnut Street
J. K. Paulding
Boston
Kingston
West Indies
Trott and wife return home after visit to city
Frank G. Trott, turf reporter for the Boston Globe, and Mrs. Trott of Winchester Massachusetts have returned to their home after spending several days with relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Trott
The
Boston Globe
Mrs. Trott
Winchester
Mass
Bath and area residents observe or resume daily routines
A long list of Bath area residents and visitors mark Memorial Day weekend with returns visits, family gatherings and travel. Names include Mrs. Walter Coombs in Belmont, Mrs. Frank A. Purinton of Bath, Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCabe announcing a newborn Anne on May 26, and numerous others visiting Bath from Gardiner Quincy Portland and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McCabe
North Street
Anne
Mark L. Chick
Harris Pettingill
Janet All
Gardiner
Thomas Ryan
Brooklyn
Mark Chick
Chelsea
Mass
Lewis Chick
Everett
Bath
Local Social Notes From Foster’s Point and Nearby
Mrs Lilla Upham of Corliss street visits Belfast for two weeks while Upham cottage at Foster's Point undergoes summer repairs. Mrs Cora Baker of Providence Rhode Island visits her old Drum mond street home with her husband's parents as guests. Joseph Oliver and Wilbur Crooker stay several days at the Oliver Moses camp at Rangeley Lake, while Mrs Crooker and daughter Doris visit Mrs William Lumsden of Dummer street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilla Upham
Corliss Street
Belfast
Upham
Foster's Point
Cora Baker
Providence, R. I
Drummond Street
Joseph Oliver
Wilbur Crooker
Oliver Moses
Rangeley Lake
Mrs. Crooker
Doris
William Lumsden
Dummer Street
Langdon Snipe and Allan Irish Sailed on Scythia
Dr and Mrs Langdon T Snipe and Hon and Mrs Allan M Irish of Bath left Liverpool aboard the Cunard liner Scythia on June 1 and are due to arrive in East Boston Sunday afternoon.
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Langdon T. Snipe
Allan M. Irish
Bath
Liverpool
Cunard
Scythia
East Boston
Local siblings visit distant relatives in fall outing
Grant G. Jewett and brother Ralph Jewett of Westport Junction return from a brief visit with their sister Mrs. Winfield Jewett of Washington street. Mr. and Mrs. Stevens and guests drove to Farmington Sunday.
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Grant G. Jewett
Ralph Jewett
Westport Junction
Winfield Jewett
Washington Street
Mrs. Stevens
Farmington
Mrs Wyman and Mother Return from Rochester Visit
Mrs Lottie Wyman and her mother Mrs Martha Lewis of Front Street returned this week from Rochester New York where they spent the winter with Mrs Wyman’s daughter Mrs Paul Nason.
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Lottie Wyman
Martha Lewis
Front Street
Rochester
N. Y
Mrs Hatch Hosts Monday Evening Club Auction Bridge
Mrs William P Hatch entertained the members of the Monday Evening club at her Washington street home Thursday evening with two tables of auction bridge. Refreshments were served after the game.
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William P. Hatch
Monday Evening Club
Washington Street
McKay Family Returns From Summer Home Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles McKay and their children John Robert and Elizabeth have returned to their Brooklyn home after several days at their Summer home in Popham Beach. Mr and Mrs Wellington A Moore of Washington Street depart Friday for New York City where Moore pursues a course in aerial navigation.
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Edmund Gay
New Rochelle
N. Y
New York City
Rupert H. Baxter
Charles H. Cahill
Lakewood
Lakewood Lodge
Charles McKay
John
Robert
Elizabeth
Brooklyn
Popham Beach
Wellington A. Moore
Washington Street
Moore
Herbert Calderwood
New City Hall
Elie
Amos Perry Joins Bath Iron Works Storehouse
Amos Perry, longtime figure at the Thompson Brothers store, has accepted a position in the storehouse at Bath Iron Works Corp. This move shifts his career to the shipyard’s warehouse operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest T. Fulton
Central Maine Power Co
Bath Iron Works Corp
Amos Perry
Thompson Brothers
Bath social notes mention parties and visitors
Mrs Horate Morse and daughter Barbara hosted a beach themed birthday party in Bath with a cake centerpiece shaped as a seaside scene. The party followed visits with relatives in Wollaston and nearby stops include Orrs and Bailey Islands. The piece also lists several Bath residents visiting relatives and returning from trips in Massachusetts.
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Horate Morse
Karvara
Bath Street
Reading
Orse
Frank H. Phillips
Barbara
Mrs. Morse
Wollaston
Mass
Harry
Burr
Pleasantcard items from Sagadahoc Ferry and Bath society
Miss Flora Leonard, 82, Sagadahoc Ferry, received cards and gifts and remains assistant postmistress at Woolwich. Leonard and Clara Hawthorne once ran Leonard & Hawthorne general store at Sagadahoc Ferry. Stanley Whitehouse plans summer work at Small Point. Carrie Hall of Boston returned after visiting Bath for nephew George A. McFadden’s wedding to Alyce Kent. Mrs. Jeanette Kent, Norwich mother of the bride, visited Bath. Mrs. Henry Adams of Sagadahoc Ferry is ill with appendicitis in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Leonard
Sagadahoc Ferry
Woolwich
Clara Hawthorne
Leonard & Hawthorne
Carrie Hall
Boston
Roscoe P. McFadden
Middle Street
Bath
George A. McFadden
Alyce Kent
Norwich
Henry Adams
Bath Hospital
Uphams Plan Summer at Foster's Point After Belfast Visit
Mrs Lillian Upham of Corliss street visits sister in Belfast for two weeks with daughter Rachel and sons Maurice and Rodney. Upon return they will spend the Summer at Foster's Point. Rodney recently came back from Weston Mass where he stayed with brother Randall Upham and Mrs Upham. Mr and Mrs Loring Mayberry of Waverly Mass returned after a few days with Mrs Fred P Corliss of Day's Ferry.
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Lillian Upham
Corliss Street
Belfast
Rachel
Maurice
Rodney
Foster’s Point
Rodney Upham
Weston
Mass
Randall Upham
Mrs. Loring Mayberry
Waverly
Fred P. Corliss
Day’s Ferry
Couple Moves to 1332 Washington Street Residence
Mr and Mrs William Mann who for four years lived in the Orrin Frye house on Washington street moved Tuesday to 1332 Washington street the former Gilboy residence The Frye house was recently bought by Carville Douglas of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mann
Orrin Frye
Washington Street
Frederick P. Gilboy
Frye
Carville Douglas
Mrs. Lida Sampson Returns From Portland Visit
Mrs. Lida Sampson of upper Washington street returned Wednesday from Portland where she had been a few days with her niece Mrs. Edward Gaudreau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Sampson
Upper Washington Street
Portland
Edward Gaudreau
Edgecombs Return to Miami After Six Week Stay
Mr and Mrs Charles Edgecomb of Miami Florida left Tuesday morning by auto after visiting Mrs Flora Edgecomb in upper Washington Street Mr Edgecomb stayed six weeks to accompany his mother Mrs Edgecomb who had passed away He wife joined him after a three week visit including two weeks at Bath hospital Florence Watson a Mitchell school teacher spent the weekend with her parents in Richmond
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Bath
Roscoe P. McFadden
R. Clinton McFadden
Robert P. Shaw
Newark
N. J
Fred P. Shaw
Green Street
Boston
Merion Dean
Charles Edgecomb
Miami
Fla
Florence Watson
Mitchell School
Seth Watson
Richmond
Washington Street
Brunswick
Portland families visit kin in city and North Woolwich
Mrs. LeRoy Lord and his son LeRoy Jr return to Portland after visits with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Parr is on upper Washington street. Mrs. Waldo Hathorne and son Harvey P Hathorne of Philadelphia arrive to spend the summer with Mrs. Christine Hawthorne in North Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Lord
LeRoy, Jr
Portland
Edwin B. Parris
Upper
Washington Street
Waldo Hathorne
Harvey P. Hathorne
Philadelphia, Pa
Hathorne
Christine Hawthorne
North Woolwich
Bath notes preview new Alliquippa hotel under new managers
Notes from Bath Maine report the Alliquippa at Small Point Harbor will open June 20 under Edith H. Harned & Sons Westtown Pa. management with hosting, luncheons, teas and parties for educedth in advance. The piece also covers local openings, reunions, public notices, and civic plans with multiple named local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emai Point Harbor
Edith H. Harned & Sons
Westtown
Italy Starts Competition for Farm Machinery Designs
Italy launches a design competition to encourage domestic farm machinery development. Officials say the move reduces reliance on imports and aims to boost local industry.
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Italy
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Geraldine
Valerie
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Mechanic Street
Roger Pierce
Church Street
Fred C. Potter
Quincy
Couman
Willard Hodgkins
Hodgkins
Crosman
Guy
Willard
Somerville
George Moses
Medford
James Coombs
Edward Coombs
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Sadie Fogg
South Portland
Ralph F. Small
Andrews Road
James Bailey Co
Harold P. Small
Harold P.small
Harry Plummer
Lynn
Cora Freeman
Beacon Street
William J. Perry
William F. Pond
Milton H. Douglas
United National Association of Postal Clerks
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Lake Sebago
Sam Levin
Bath Department Store
Rosina Bates
John L. Bates
Bay Path Institute
Springfield
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Arthur MacDonald
Oakstreet
C. B. Armstrong
Bristol
R. I
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Georgetown
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H. J. Gielow, Inc
Elbridge F. Wright
Philip A. Tremaine
Lower Middle Street
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Jack
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Shirley
Betty Paulson
Sidney Hardwick
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Etta Muse
Arthur C. Passmore
Harry T. Passmore
Chan
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N. B
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Frank Emerson
Olive Barron
Thaddeus Hedrick
Wiscasset
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Mrs. Brown
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Pine Street
Sebasco
Harold Brown
Perry Thompson
Elms Street
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New Brunswick
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George Oliver
Lincoln Street
Mr. Oliver
Frank Oliver
Popham
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Horace P. Morse
Morse
Mabel Jack
Stanley
Day's Ferry
Joseph Jenkins
Harry A. Nealley
MacMahan’s
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Edward Arsenault
That City
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Stanley Bickle
Northeastern University
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Edward J. Lee
Elford A. Stover
Donald Foote
Leora
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Carleton Perry
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Bingham
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Anna Averill
Detroit
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Deering Street
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Donis
London
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Lewiston
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Dorice Povich
Nathan Povich
Emerson College
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Leo
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Gauvin
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Eugene Upham
Newton
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Brockton, Mass
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Roland Parris
Brookline, Mass
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William B. Haggett
Wiliam A. Cahill
Charles P. Wetherbee
H. A. Magoun
Priscilla Magoun
Paul Kind
Ludwie Kind
Haddonfield
N. WJ
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Camp Greenleaf
Moosehead Lake
Jason A. Merrill
Castine
Edward Jr
Joseph Gaudreau
Mrs
Urban Hall
Livermore“Falls
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Mershall Avenue
Roger Oliver
Walter Oliver
Paul G. Bagdikian
Watertown
Sas
Edna Hallowell
F. D. Hill
Lexington
Samuel R. Percy
R. H. Donnall
San Diego
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Charles H. Oliver
Walter S. Glidden
D. T. Dougherty
Percy Camp
Roscoe Savage
Frank G. Reed
William H. White
Olney Perry
Bedford Street
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Pemaquid
Marion Dean
Dorchester
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Frederick P. Shaw
Fred Glidden
Lillian
Quincy, Mass
Kenneth Sloat
Lawrence Green
Madison
Lee Wade
Minnie Roderick
Auburn
Southport
Lawnmere
Lewis Sanborn
Cherry Street
John Sanborn
Norridgewock
Harry Bartlett
Otis and
Warren
Berlin
N. H
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Son Sohier
Concord
Charles M. Tubbs
A. W. MacDonald
Katherine
Trull Hospital
Biddeford
Richard
James Lord
Frank Decker
Greenwood
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Henrietta Thwing
Noella Desjardin
Lorraine
Walter Coombs
Belmont
Frank A. Purington
Purington
Wilfred W. Chaney
Bert Cluff
Gladys
Louise
B. P. Frazee
W. R. Mellen
Charlotte Cahill
Lucy Cahill
Robinson Street
Jack Mulcahy
O. M. Redson Co
Mulcahy
New York State
George Arsenault
Everett Thibideau
Charles Robinson
Lula Osterberg
Mr. Robinson
Mrs. Osterberg
Cora Robinson
John K. Bailey and Son Junior
Center Street
Arlington
John Rines
Richmond Corner
W. J. Craft
St. John, N. B
Mr. Craft
Grace Cotton
Revere, Mass
Revere
James E. Lockery
John C. Fitzgerald
Betty
Nancy
Joan
Fitchburg, Mass
Fitzgerald
Elizabeth C. Toole
Carroll A. Deering
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Bay Point
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Marjorie
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Eloise Loring
Canal Zone
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Cochessett
George A. Baker
Thomaston
Albert McFadden
Maynard and
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Henry Greenleaf
Thomas Nagle
Willow Street
Stanley Whitehouse
Small Point
Henry L. Lemieux
8. Greenberg Shoe Co
Lemieux
Boston Shoe Store Co
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Charles Sheperd
Bridge-Merrill, Inc
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Herbert R. Calderwood
New Meadows Inn
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Clement
A. F. Piper
John Perkins
West Bath
Owen J. Ledyard
Phippsburg
Child
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Joe Haley
Lewiston Buick Co
Ae CIA
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Fred Witham
Elmer Hayes
Fred Cornish
John Lakin
Roland Smith Post
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Fitchburg
State House
Augusta
Consumers’ Protective League
Maine
W.C.T.U
Columbia Street Baptist Church
Ida B. Wise Smith
Iowa
Kennebec
Damariscotta
Waldoboro
Tarvia
Buick Show Room
W. Stanley Hunter
Buick
U.S. Treasury
A. L
Legion Hall
Beacon Street Methodist Church
A. I. Oliver
Solar Iodge
Henry W. Butler
Highway Commission
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Lincoln Streets
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Kennebec River
Scanlon
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Rockland
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Oliver, Crosby and
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Fred Couture
West Bowdoin
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Bowdoinham
Annaha
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