Lee D Young unite in marriage at St Josephs Quincy
Francis Lee and Miss Lillian DeYoung wed at St Josephs Church Quincy in a double ring ceremony performed by Father Cutter. The couple plan a week trip through the White Mountains and will reside at 480 Graham Street Quincy. Guests included family members from Bath and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janalras
St. Joseph's Church
Quincy
Francis Lee
Lillian DeYoung
Quines
Maward J. Lee
Pearl Street
Lillian Joee
Path
Cutter
St. Joseph’s Church
Percy Lee
Bath
Arthur Dorley
Edward J. Lee
Mero
Scott Morse
Kiferd Stover
Willigur Shaughnessy
Merly
Vite
Pak Mes
John I Lee
Aute
White Mountains
Griahai Street
Mass
Coombs High Seniors Prepare Town Hall Graduation
Local notes document Bowdoinham events as Coombs High School seniors plan graduation at the town hall with seven seniors to graduate. Friday events include dances, visits, and community notices. several residents travel, move, or attend gatherings and services in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coombs High
Grange Solves Mourning Move for Loss of Member
The Merrymeeting Grange resolves to show sympathy for the bereaved family of a deceased member. The charter will be draped for thirty days and copies sent to the Bath Independent for publication while records are updated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viel Leavitt
Merrymeeting Grange
Stapathy
Bath Independent Fee
Fire Extinguished by Chemical Foam at Guth Home
Patrick Murray's residence at 54 Uightland Street suffered little damage after a small blaze was fought with a large tank of chemical foam. George D. B. Drake of New York, manager of Texas Steamship, visited Guth on Monday and Tuesday amid local business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uightland Street
Patrick Murray
George DB. Drake
New York
Texas Steamship
Guth
Admiral Hughes Named Commander of U S Battle Fleet
Secretary Wilbur announced Admiral C. F. Hughes of Bath will become commander in chief of the United States fleet on Sept 4, succeeding Admiral S. Robinson. Robinson moves to Bremerton to command the 13th Naval District as the fleet changes leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Robinson
Wilbur
C. F. Hughes
Bath
United States Fleet
S. 5. Robinson
Jauget Sound Navy Yard
Bremerton
Washington
13Th Naval District
Admiral Hughes
R. H. Jackson
Battleship Division
L. R. Desteigner
Battleship Division Four
A. T. Robertson
Eleventh Naval District
San Diego
Calif
Atlantic
G. H. Burrage
Goard of Inspection and Survey
Roger Weiles
Europe
View Adural
J. 8. Metean
Robertson
J. W. Chase
Bith Naval District
Battle Fleet
Ladies Night at Bath Baptist Brotherhood Event
The First Baptist church of Bath held its annual Ladies' night Tuesday evening. Rev. S A Evans led prayers, Freeman Crosby led singing, and a program featured a male quartet, a debate on whether house cleaning does more harm than good, readings, and a social hour with ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church of Bath
Arthur IL
Freeman Crosby
S.A. Evans
Evans
Ray Cummings
Eeeseorge Moody
Brotherhood
Hooker
Stuart
Charles
Bolbrook
Alj
Dunton i
Paul Moore
H. Bh
Pettenquil
Leland Ames
Mechetierdey Ant Arakd
Willis
Bath Tren Works to Expand Tracks for Kennebec Bridge
Arrangements are under way at Bath Tren Works south yard to lay new tracks for material destined to the Kennebec bridge substructure by The Foundation Co. contractors. Derrick plates are being installed and heavy activity is expected as the plant prepares to handle the quarterly quantity during the next four months. Representatives from Texas Stenship Co. are in town to assess needs for sand adaptation, while an office building rises in the Maine Central yard for Charles I. Allen the resident engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Tren
Foundation Co
Kennebec
McClintie- Marshall Co
Rallin
Texas Stenship Co
Osee
Maine Central
Charles I. Allen
Patten Library Adds Large Batch of New Books
The Patten free library catalog shows a substantial influx of new titles in April and May. Notable entries include Genteel Lady, Pride of the Town, Madame Bovary, The Mind of the President, and several works by John Masefield and Oswald Spengler, among many others from a wide range of authors and genres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten Free Library
Louis Rouillion
Robert M. Yeskes
Francis Bardwell
Pamela Wynne
Earl Derr Biggers
John Varis
Temple Bailey
Khyber Vass
Lowell ‘Thomas
Carolyn Wells
Dmitri S. Merezhkovsky
W. L. George
Bob
A. J. Maesell
Colonel Gore
Lyon Brook
Carl Gold
Ellery H. Clark
the Chemical Foundation, Inc
Oswald Spengler
Disraeli
Gladstone
LD. C. Somervell
Mississippi
George Devol
Grip and I
Nils Fredrik Cronstedt
W. DD. Hoffman
Countess Gizyeka
Bernard Shaw
Patrick Braybrooke
Jeffrey Farnel
Mickory
John Vo Moore
Louise Closser Hale
Ifoak
Doris F
Polman
Heather Heretics
Marshall N. Good
Naomi Royde-Smith
Alice Duer Miller
Inspector Freuch
Freeman W. Crofts
Col. House
Olive Gilbreath
India
Sir Valentine Chird
Judy
Helen Berger
Life
Medieval University
RS. Tait
Love Nest
King Lardner
Laughing Heart
Beatrice Sheepshanks
Lady of the Abbey
Geo. A. Birmingham
Geraldine Bonner
Jessica 4G
Cosgrove
Hig Creed
Edward M. Chapman
Mote House
Archibald Marshall
HL. A. Vaehell
C. Bascom Slemp
Wim. E. Barton
Baltic States
Gwen Rutter
Gamaliel Cradford
New Name
Grace Livingston Hill
Odtan
John Masefield
John Bakeless
Son O
Anthony Pryde
Glenn Clark
Elizabeth S. Holding
Notable Works and Authors in Early 20th Century Prose
A list of titles and author names including Under the Black Horse Flag Isabel Anderson Uprooted Brand Whitlock Victor of Salamis W S Davis Vicente Dureu a Prussian Casanova trans by W Montgomery Valley of the Stars Charles Alden Seltzer What is to Be J C Snaith Woman Tempted Countess Cathcart West of Dodge George W Ogden Young Deliquent Cyril Burt reflects a catalog of contemporary literature and translations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Anderson
Brand Whitlock
Fred C Cox Returns From Trip to Europe and Battlefields
Fred C Cox returned Monday night from a nine weeks trip abroad with Walter Pendleton of Boston. They sailed from New York landed at Naples toured Italy visited Germany France Switzerland Belgium Holland and England. They saw Verdun battlefields and war ruins. warned of hand grenades aerial torpedoes and bombs near roads. toured trenches dugouts and German crown prince quarters. They enjoyed Switzerland but found Germany and reception in England mixed. Cox notes Americans are welcomed mainly for spending. The voyage on the Samaria from Liverpool May 20 faced ice and fog with a mostly rough crossing. Cox reached home by afternoon train after a challenging voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Cox
Walter Pendleton
Boston
New York
Naples
Italy
Germany
France
Switzerland
Begium
Holland
England
Verdun
Mr. Cox
Liverpool
Samaria
Colonial club to mark 25th anniversary with June supper
Members discussed the 25th anniversary observance at the Colonial club during the Monday meeting. A dinner is set for June 21 at New Meadows Inn with transport arranged. board action was deferred. Three new members were elected and no resignations were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Meadows Inn
Fred K. E. Dean
Malcolm L. Deble
Capt
John S. Skillings
Blaze at Kennebec Fruit Co., Center Street
A small fire started behind the Kennebec Fruit Co at Center street Saturday afternoon. Rubbish near a garage caught fire and spread up the building side before Oscar Kingsbury extinguished it with two pails of water. Firemen were not needed. cause believed to be a cigarette stub. Automobile travel was light Sunday due to threatening weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Fruit Co
Center Street
Oscar Kingsbury
Menswear Inventory Slashed By Local Dealer
Max Kutz at 4 Elm advertises a wide range of garments with steep discounts. Prices listed include suits from 3 to 21.5 dollar caps and pants, silk shirts, khaki pants and overalls, and blue work shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Kutz
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Harry E. Litchfield
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Patten Library
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Dhan G. Mukerji
W. S. Chivis
Devil's Country
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Chaytor
Anatole France
Don
Seitz
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Senter
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Cheam
Sets’ Estate
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Batis
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