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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1919

Page

8

Bath Society Notes Highlight Local Personal Visits

Bath society items report visits by George Buchanan to Washington, D C and Miss Ruth Buchanan to Boston. Engagement announced for Miss Anna West Cobb to Edward Hasting Wiswall. Lavish entertainments include a luncheon at ex-Governor Cobb's Rockland home and a Cosmopolitan Club meeting with a white elephant party and auction.

George Buchanan Washington Ruth ‘Buchanan Boston Bryant & Stratton The Cosmopolitan Club William T. Cobb Rockland Anna West Cobb Edward Holmes Wiswall Edward Hasting Wiswall Wellesley Mass Cobb Smith College Maine

Parishioners to Chop and Haul Wood for Services

A Grange meeting in Lewiston area reports 26 attendees despite 16 below zero weather. Fund for the hall reached 1180.54 dollars with gifts from Miss Joy Webster and Leon Sliver. A social event is planned. James M. Bodge departs for North Jay High School position. Ladies’ Aid enjoyed a meeting. Knights of Columbus fund drive to be managed by ten Catholic youths at Armory Hall next Tuesday.

Grange Georgetown Lewiston Stevens Scott McMahan Higgins The Brother Budge Master Stevens Sister Stevens Budge Flora Belle Moore Carrie H. Stevens Minnie Mahan Ida H. Rowe Leon Sliver James If. Ih. Bodge North Jay Maine Ladies’ Aid Addie Davis Charles E. Boucher Will Stevens Knights of Columbus Armory Hall

Wedding at 15 Milan Street for Marion Robbins and Leland Plummer

A large wedding at the bride's home on Milan Street features Marion Robbins and Leland Plummer sealing vows in an evergreen arch ceremony conducted by Rev. C Wilson Harrison. The couple, amid guests from Wesley Sorority, receive gifts of cut glass and silver and plan to reside at 15 Milan Street.

Marion Alice Robbins Leland Scott Plummer Milan St C. Wilson Harrison Wesley M. E. Church Mildred Robbins Charles Foster Lohengrin C. E. Ripley Plummer Marion Dain Annie Stewart Wesley Sorority

Mrs C C Eaton Returns To Portland After Visit

Mrs C C Eaton returned to Portland after spending several days with relatives here as a guest.

Otis MacDonald and Son Otis, Jr Quincy Mass W. O. Norris Middle St Mary E. McLaughlin

Bath Couple Wed in Winter Street Parsonage

Miss Ethelyn M. Hall and Harry N. Ward were married by Rev Maurice J. Dunecklee Monday at three in the Winter Street parsonage. The couple, now residents of Bath, plan a brief wedding trip to Boston and will live at 247 Front St. The bride works as a bookkeeper at W A Lowell store and is connected to the Hall family of Mason City Iowa. The groom, formerly of Buffalo New York, is in charge of a crane at the Texas Steamship Company.

Winter Street Bath Maurice J. Dunecklee Ethelyn M. Hall Harry N. Ward Miss Hall W. A. Lowell Curtis Winchester ‘Hall Mason City Iowa M. H. Beerwort Swift & Co Mr. Ward Buffalo N. Y Mary Ward Texas Steamship Company Boston Woth Front St

Brown Thompson Wedding at Central Church Parsonage

Perry L. Thompson and Mrs. Jennie A. Brown wed at 7:30 New Year night with Rev. David L. Wilson officiating. Attendants were Frank Brown and Miss Rosa Brown. The groom, son of Samuel and Mrs. Thompson of West Bath, is a photographer and Kennebec Yacht Club member. Bride daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Ellza Dunton of Boothbay Harbor. They will reside at 51 Elm Street.

Perry L. Thompson Jennie A. Brown Arthur H. Brown David L. Wilson Central Church Middle Street Frank Brown Rosa Brown Samuel D. Thompson West Bath Brown Kennebec

Stetson and Tibbetts Quiet Monday Wedding

Miss Harriet Dinsmore Stetson of Richmond Maine and George Tibbetts of Dresden Maine wed Monday at Rev Milan J Smiths parsonage in Woolwich They are both 1908 graduates and work in Bath area He expects to reside in Woolwich while starting married life with friends wishing happiness and prosperity.

Milan J. Smith Methodist Episcopal Church Woolwich Harriet Dinsmore Stetson Richmond Maine Richmond High School Fraternities Insurance Company George Tibbetts Dresden Bridge Academy Bath Iron Works

Peptiron Iron Tonic Named To Aid Anemia

An ad touts Peptiron as a superior iron tonic combining iron pepsin wax celery and other tonics. It claims to correct anemia and pallor caused by hard work worry or overuse of laxatives and promises restored energy and cheerful daily performance.

Jolicover Marriage Sealed at Home Ceremony

Liam Jolicover and his bride were married Monday afternoon December 24 at 3 p.m. in the home of Reverend Culbert McGay on High Street. The bride, a Wiscasset girl, has lived in Bath about six years and is well known for her wide circle of friends. The groom is employed at the Fore River Ship and Engine Company.

Fred F. Blaisdell Bath Leominster Mass Edna Pepper South Street Liam Jolicover Culbert McGay High St

Popham Beach Steamboat Co Wins Mail Contract

The Popham Beach Steamboat Co announced that a Post Office Department contract was signed for the steamer Virginia to carry mails from now until June 30, 1921 at higher rates. The Virginia was blocked by an ice jam, tying at Phippsburg Center, delaying mail and coal. If Hibiscus and Zizania break the jam, the Virginia will resume its regular Bath run tomorrow.

Popham Beach Steamboat Co Post Office Department Steamboat Company Virginia Bath Phippsburg Center Hibiscus Zizania

College Club to Collect Bath Magazines Monthly

The College Club announces plans to collect promised Bath women magazines on the fourth of each month. City divided into districts. girls assigned to sections will collect promptly. Last summer many promises were obtained but no regular collections occurred. monthly collections will now proceed and the club asks for ready papers and periodicals.

Bath

Bath Citizens Face Water Rate Increase On New Year

Water takers in Bath city received bills with higher rates despite a fishy taste in the supply. Trustees hope the increase is temporary while residents cope with illness from recent cold weather. St Mary’s observed New Year’s with two masses at 9 15 and 7 30 led by Fr Horan and Fr McGill, drawing large crowds.

St. Mary’s Nicholas J. Horan H. J. McGill

New Years party at Winter Street Parsonage entertains 50 plus

A Tuesday evening party for 50 or more youths at the Winter Street Parsonage moved from the Men's Club due to frozen pipes. Miss Virginia Cowles Miss Delight Trufant and Master David Black performed solos as carols rang out.

Winter Street Virginia Cowles Delight Trufant David Black

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