Private William Cressey narrowly escapes at Fort Preble
Private William F. Cressey wharfinger at Fort Preble, son of Mr and Mrs Cressey of 373 Washington Street, was pulled from the dock between the steamer General A M Randol and the wharf on June 4 as the steamer backed away. He was hauled aboard with only saltwater inhalation and no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Cressey
Fort Preble
Mrs Emma Cox Returns Home From Visit in Bath
Mrs Emma Cox comes home to West Bath after visiting Mrs TD Wylie Lemont on School Street for a few days. Mrs Alfred G Alften and sons Alfred Jr and Benjamin of New York are visiting her sister Myre. Harry Sim mer of 5 Andrews Road remains noted in text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Reed
Fred
Groton
J. Albert Rellon, Jr
U. of M
J. Albert Redlon
Lemont Street
Francis W. Bishop
South Street
Quincey
Mass
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Porto Rico
Wlcl Diunscambe
Oat Ensenada
Venezuela
Triasti
Cuba
New York
J. Harry McLellan
MacMahan
Bath
John Shaughnessy
Washington Street
Graham Pennell
Constance Morin
Irginia Kingsley
Doris Armstrong
Ralph Dale
Rodney Ross, Jr
Robert Bragg
Rollin Morgan
Morgan
Helen Potter
Lower Washington Street
Edward Jones
Virginia
Somerville
Lome
Emma Cox
West Bath
TD. Wylie Lemont
School Street
Alfred G. Alften
Alfred, Jr
Benjamin
Myre
Harry Simmer
Andrews Road
Edward Sewall
Bradford
Bradford Academy
Harold B. Eastman
Porthand
Martha
Joan of Arc
Jowen ‘Torrey
B. Torrey, Jr
Torrey
Charles McKay
John
Robert
Port Arthur
Tex
Popham Beach
Robinson's Lane
S. H. Warner
Portland
Louis Lafrance
Webster
Notable Personal Notices From Bath Area Society
A busy week of travels and gatherings across Bath features Rev. Paul Dresser passing, Cecil Hamilton heading to Boston for summer work, and Mrs. Ryan returning from Phippsburg. Many local residents, including Miss Martha Bates and Mrs. Herbert Rice, hosted visits, celebrations, and trips to Bangor, New Harbor, and Laconia, with keepsakes and social events at homes on Andrews Road and surrounding streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dresser
Portland
Cecil Hamilton
Boston
Ryan
Waltham
Mass
Phippsburg
Jason A. Merrill
Leah and
Marie
Winnie Dorgan
Clifford Small
Mexico
William Davis
Granite Street
Herbert Rice
Herbert
Bangor
Martha Bates
Andrews ‘Road
Bates
Milton S. Kusball
Augusta
G. G. Jewett
Westport Junction
Arthur Stearns
C. M. Rice Paper Co
Harry Robinson
Bosston
Charles Helah
New Harbor
James McNary
Newton Center
Margaret Leydon
High Street
Samuel A. Kimball
Gertrude Greenleaf
Washington Street
Arthur Lemont
Portsmouth
N. H
Bath
Ruth Meister
Lisbon High School
Edward J. Lee
City Hospital
J. N. Mosley
Allston
Herbert Mosley
Cherry Street
Southport
Bay View House
Fred Getcomb
Martha
Medford
Wright Farm
Woolwich
Getcomb
Charles Mason
Maurice Roderick
New York
Chesley Matching
Pearl Dunbar
Edith Hilton
Lewiston
Mechanic Falls
Poland Corners
Greenwood Mountain
Wallace
Rupert Hf. Baxter
Lydia
Marcia Moulton
Toston
Toward Webber
Rufus Lombard
Riverside Reading Club
Wittery
John A. Lord
USN
Kittery
Maine
Lord
Rotary Club
Tortsmouth
Totel Rockinghamn
Preddishey
West Roxbury
Jack Horner
Lacey White
Lorraine Corrie
Elizabeth Pinkham
Eere
Olinto
Doris Armstrong
Patricia Sewall
Dorothy Durgin
Martha Sage
Sylvia Kutz
Madelyn Dunton
Mary Cumminghama
Nlazel Cook
John Shaughnessy
John Larrabee
Peter Into
Richard Pennell
Ira Durgin
Graham Vennell
Warren Hawley
Billy Mussenden
Dicky Legro
Frederick Rowland
Waldron Troop
Bath area notices of residents and visitors sightings
A long list of Bath area residents and visitors with weekend travels includes Mrs. Donald Wishart passing in Portland and Miss Anna Thibodeau visiting Bath. Many names recur visiting cottages at Small Point Sagadahoe Bay Popham Beach Squirrel Island and Parker Head along with new jobs and teaching assignments in Morgantown North Carolina and Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Wishart
Portland
Anna Thibodeau
Bath
Philip Fisher
Foster's Point
Ellsworth Holbrook
Wiscasset
Walter E. Chase
Small Point
Ruth Meister
Lisbon Falls
John Callan
Dunton
Woolwich
Charles Lemont
Trufant’s
G. BE. Smith
Sagadahoe House
Sagadahoe Bay
Henry G. Hodgdon
Freeport
Falmouth
Frank DeWick
Brunswick
Alice de Wick
A. P. Terrill
Boston
Parker Head
Flora Leonard
Ida Beals
Harvey P. Hathorne
George DP. Gangin
Lowell
Mass
Southport
Rose Wyman
Fast
Parker
West Point
Sarah Wallace
I. W. Mudget
Betty Sweeney
Malcohbn Loring
Bates
Fisher's Island
Conn
Mr. Loring
Paul Vitagerald
Dover
Del
Missom L. Mitazgerald
Juth
New York
Annie Torrey
Francis B. Torrey, Jr
Elizabeth R. Moses
Middle Street
Charles H. Cahill
The
Sea and Shore Fisheries Commission
Horatio ID. Cuie
Augusta
Commission
Brewster
Charles A. Lockery
Portsmouth
Nhs
Lockery
William M. Temple
Navy Yard
Marcus Beebe
Popham Beach
Smith
Rotary Club
Indianapolis
Ind
Frederick J. Patton
Mary
Winthrop
Danville
Kentucky
Patton
Pattons
Pexus Yard
Howard Cottomly
Haddonfield
Squirrel Island
Europe
Squirrel
Frances Lord
John A. Lord
Pearl Street
Morgantown
N. C
Larh
Lord
Mildred Palner
Robert Shaw
General Electric Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Lynn
Maes
Shaw
Fred 2
Green Street
Allen M
Wish
North Street
John Burkhardt
Quincy
Daniel T. Dougherty
James Hunter
Bath Notes of Interest Share Summer Plans and Local Happenings
Garden crops advance as Steamer Islesford serves Five Islands Bath route through spring and summer. June 19 gathering at Wiscasset for MacMillan expedition departure with Portland Yacht Club fleet. Burial and family losses noted. Bath masons busy. mackerel first of year off Small Point. Strawberries and fruit prices rise due to heat. local roads and facilities see repairs and improvements. Bath merchants plan Dollar Days June 25-26. weather affects games and tourism thrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
MacMillan
Portland Yacht Club
Bath
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Anne E. Gibson
Scott Mason
Parker’s Head
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Carroll Watson
Samuel S. Sewall
Prout
Redlands
California
Oliver Moses 2d
Rangeley Lakes
Christopher J. Cushing
Dammer Street
Marjorie Louise
John Hayes
Providence, Rh L
Providence College
AL WL Cadt
Easter Steamship Lines, Inc
Norfolk
Brandon
Porthind
Eastport
Call
Old Dominion Line
Warren Re. Munsey
Sarah Adeline
Jack Dougherty
Georgetown University
Washington, DD
George W. Morse
Boontown
N. J
William H. Cook
Bathhursday
Capitol Island
Cook
Morse
James B. Morse
Boonton
Mark W. Sewall
Gunp, Southport
William TV. Currie
Dr. Sturtevant
Eecasta
Francis B. Torrey
Harold
Charles W. Clifford
Arthur J. Dunton
Beatrice Ini
Toothbay
Donlap Hatch
John B. Crosby
John Bordere
Witherbee’s
Dingley’s Island
Mere Poni
Herbert Rogers
Virginis
Adeline
Eaners
Walter Mo Rowers
Marguerite Andoseons
Medvin
Donald
Mere
Charles Rogers
Rachel Bhoell
Philadelphia
Middle Surrer
Wiarry G. Deering
Sel
Piarry I) Stetoon
Thomas TH. Bates
Uy of M
Fins
John Bates
George Fields
Janet
New Britain
Fields
Herbert Parrish
Waterville
Harold EB. Preeman
East Brunswick
Hazel Metherson
Mreo
Frank Sewall
Eligabeth Sudoon Marshall
Cub
Stag
George R. Acheson
24Th Pursuit Squadron
France Field
Tanama
N.Z
Cadet Officers Flying Corps
U.S. Air Service
George W. Johnson
Fidward Carter
Washington, D.C
Edwin R. Andrews
William S’. Currie
Helen Shaughnessy
Robert B. Hatch
Stanley
Warren, Jr
Sumner
Hatch Camp
Joseph Torrey
Haviland Torrey
Allen M. Spear
Joseph
Torrey Cottage
Thomas F. Perkins
Cox's Head
George Nevens
Boothbay Harbor
George W. Dean
Middle Dam
Pres. Quimby
Board of Aldermen
Albert H. Thompson
Donald Sewall
Gardiner
Sewall Cmp
Arthur Th. Stearns
Mark Jackson
White Mountains
Crawford
Lake of the Clouds
Edna Hallowell
PAL Club
Weeks Street
Margaret Chinney
Annie Plant
Charlotte Pottle
Phyllis Wright
William Hosmer
Charles Carr
Mr. Folsom
Richard Tastings
Richard Beverly
Cherryfield
Hastings
Fred Kittridge
Upper
Ternice Hosmer
Bar Tlorber
William Tosmer
Miss Hosmer
Elizabeth Griffin
Candlen
P.M. Olm
Carrie Shaw
Charles If Cahill
Annie Pennell
Cambridge
Philip Simpson
Anne
Priscilla
Philip Alden
Winchester
Herbert BE. Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Pennell
Julia Lewis of
Wiscasser
Carrie B. Fuller
Harold Sawyer
Tath
Merton Wright
Larrabee’s Grove
New Meadows
Mildred Pratt
Wright
Fiffie Poole
G. T. Towles
Caroline Jones
Harry Jones
Jones Cottage
George Williams
Central Maine Power Co
Phursday
Mr. Mosley
J. JD Mosley
den, Mass
Crown Point
B. Nesley
Avis Miller
F.C. Voss
Donnygill
Florida
Fort Washington
Fred,Jr
Walter
Gilbert
Mr. Voss
Donnygirl
Varney
Bath Iron Works
Emily Spinney
Newton
George A.°.Mcfadden
Poland
Leonard Munsey
Lower High Street
Bremen
James A. Melville
East
Edwin J. Marsh
A.M. Gi. Soule
Division of Inspection
State Department of Agriculture
Association of Dairy, Food and Drug Officials of the
United States
Denver
Colo
Soule
C. T. Morley
Colorado
Maria Leonard
Jyunswick
Roberta Barker
George McDonald
Richmond
Miss Mae McDonald
Court Street
Florence Robinson
United Order of the Golden Cross
Putnam Commandery
Margaret Bowser
Cora True
Norway
Harry Cook
Park Street
Charles Moulton
East Orange
Noda
T.S.N
Athana Congdon
William Congdon
Bruce Street
Willis Brown
Brown
William Verry
Crescent Street
Ardeyne A. Stott
Geraldine
Pending, Mass
Richard T.ffersom
George
Rochester
N. T
BE. Wy. Dexter
Lexington
Lewis Hagan
Raymond Golder
Columbus
Ohio
Stuart Webb
Marcia
Eleanor
Tarbara
Prouts Neck
Webb
Marcia Sewall
Fred Ti. Percy
Brookline Mass
Stuiall Point
Jasper Mains
Sheldon
Tortland
Mains
John Sheldon
Daniel P. Miller
Roslindale
Edward WH. Sampson
Islesford
Five Islands Bath
Frederick W. Freeman
Mrs. Freeman
Haverhill
Baltimore
Alexander Eagles
Wortland
Maine Federation of Labor
Sieena
Nee A
Small Point Harbor
Bath Opera House
Elmhurst
Tine Street
Cabal Ova
Bath Water District
Abbott
Tilly
Columbia Theatre
Pope Pius XI
Charles T. Jackson
Mr. Jackson
H.T. Passmore
A. FE. Holt
Kennebec Point
Prof. Holt
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Mr. Passmore
Boothbay
Tub Orchestra
WEEI
W. H. Billings
Belmont Street
Belmont
Parker Ad
Kennebec
Zila Ag Othe
Charles Tremblay
Topsham
Roseland
Winneyance
Popham
South
Union Streets
American Legion
Board of State Assessors
Sagadahoe County
Court House
Winnegance
Athletic Avenue
Ballou
Lincoln Streets
He ‘ Ori
Androscoggin & Kennebec