Personal Items Chronicle Bath and Visiting Guests
Bath notes detail travels of Mr. and Mrs. Irish and friends on voyages to England and back via Scythia and Scythia. visits to Boston Bath and Yarmouth. domestic moves and social events including birthdays, commencements, and hospital stays. various locals travel, host, and return from trips with multiple named households and institutions.
Missing Atkins relatives of Iowa mother under eye
Mrs. Walter Gasser and children Elea Nor and Russell, longtime Atkins residents, have not yet returned to their mother Mrs. Sarah Mosher of 34 Bath. A family contact remains uncertain as efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gasser
Eleanor
Russell
Atkins
Iowa
Sarah Mosher
Bath Street
Mrs Edith Campbell Leaves Bath Visit Portland
Mrs Edith Campbell who spent the winter in Bath and stayed at Westport Junction with her Aunt Mrs Anna Jewett has gone to Portland to visit her daughter Mrs Everett Pollard for a stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Campbell
Bath
Westport Junction
Anna Jewett
Portland
Everett Pollard
Bath news notes and distant visitors in town
Roy E. Thistle of Southworth Machine Co. Portland visits Bath with family links to Bath city messenger George W. Thistle. Various locals and visitors spread across Gloucester, East Boothbay, Spencer's Island, Belfast, and Portland for work, schooling, and summer residences, with trips to Lynn and Presque Isle and a Federal Judge's Summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Thistle
Southworth Machine Co
Portland
George W. Thistle
City Messenger
Bath
Mr. Thistle
Gloucester
Mass
Charles Thistle
Mrs Muse Returns to City Hospital for Right Ear Mastoid Trouble
Mrs Frank Muse of 51 Chestnut Street has been readmitted to City hospital for treatment of a mastoid infection in the right ear after returning home a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O. Smith
Washington, D. C
Harry Day
Green Street
Smith
Detroit
Aetna Insurance Co
Frank Muse
Chestnut Street
City Hospital
Bath Hosts Visiters Tied to Colby College Drive
Mrs Walter S Glidden returns from Malden Mass with sister Mrs Edith Weeks Judge Glidden comes back from Camp Porcupine Sugar Island Lake Moosehead where he visited ex Mayor Samuel R Percy last week Hon H E Wadsworth of Winthrop and Portland attorney Charles E Gurney in Bath Monday for business linked to a half million dollar Colby College development drive
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Cecil H. Tucker
Bath
Bermuda
West Bath
Tucker
Harold P. Small
H. P. Small Co
Chicago
Radio Manufacturers Association
Small
Silver Marshall Radio Distributors Co
Mr. Small
Maine
Mr.Small
Toledo
Walter S. Glidden
Malden
Mass
Edith Weeks
Judge Glidden
Camp Porcunine
Sugar Island
Lake Moosehead
Samuel R. Percy
H. E. Wadsworth
Winthrow
Charles E. Gurney
Portland
Colby College
Herbert Morse Returns to New York to Join Ship Sara More
Herbert Morse returns to New York City to rejoin the ship Sara More after a week at home in Bath and at Tsle Av Haut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Morse
New York City
Saramore
Bath
Tsle Av Haut
Notable Visitors and Travel Plans Mentioned
Mr and Mrs Albert Rockefellow of Town Mass host at Mechanic street while Mr and Mrs Howard P Hill and twin sons David and Donald visit. Miss Margaret Cargill an interior decorator from New York returns Thursday then sails February 20 on the Ro Chambeau to Italy and Spain for a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold M. Sewall
Loyall
New York
Sewall
Bert Wad. Levall ‘Salle
Tre de Prance
Europe
London
France
Russia
Oversea Homes Inc
Albert
Rockefellow
Town
Mass
Howard P Hill
David and
Donald
Saco
Reed
Mechanic Street
Margaret Cargill
Ann Kimball
Rochambeau
Italy
Spain
Wesley Observes Children's Sunday with Concert and Lessons
Wesley Church held a Children's Sunday with a full program including a morning service, a Sunday School concert, and various readings, songs, and dramatizations led by the junior and primary departments. The event featured a flower presentation, a welcome, and praise songs, followed by a benediction and committee acknowledgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptofor
Robert
Aldermen empower landing committee for Bath State Ferry site
Aldermen Maxwell Powers and E Mason Wright were authorized to push the Bath landing project. They consult with Senator Carlton to adapt the Bath State Ferry site for tourist use and seek cost quotations. A longer floating stage is planned and a runway from wharf to the stage has been located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Powers
E. Mason Wright
Bath
Powers
F. W. Carlton
City Landing
Fire destroys house of William Atwood in Phippsburg
Fire swept a home near the Kennebec river in Phippsburg belonging to William Atwood. Neighbors aided the family as most belongings were lost, with insurance covering part of the damage. Atwood works in Bath and a Morse high school student attends nearby.
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Dorothy Dunton Furber
William A. Furber
Bath
Franklin Stevens Epps
Auburn
Furber
Dike School
Morse High School
Gorham Normal
Dr. Epps
C. B. Epps
Winchendon
Mass
Murdock High School
Wilbraham Academy
Massachusetts College of Osteopathy
Board of Education
E. S. Crosby Co., Insurance
William Atwood
Kennebec River
Phippsburg
Pitch Pine Hill
Mr. Atwood
Atwood
Local residents visit in Cherryfield by Hastings family
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kittridge and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lemont motored to Cherryfield Saturday to visit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hastings. Mrs. Kittridge remained to visit her daughter and the others returned Sunday evening.
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Virginia
Chester Kingsley
Cobbread
Ellen Stevens
Mary Sewall
Marie Safford
Marjorie Gilmore
Charlotte Page
Sylvia Katz
Lucille Johnson
Madeline Dunton
Marjorie Trott
Alicia Clinto
Elizabeth Pinkham
Frank M. Bowker
Pine Street
Arthur Bowker
Portland
Orono
University of Maine
Bowker
Arthur P. Sampson
Richard
Alice
Columbia Road
Woodfords
Carrie M. Sampson
Belmont
Mass
Lafayette Lake
Fred Kittridge
Everett Lemont
Cherryfield
Richard Hastings
Colby College Freshman Dorothy Smith Returns Home
Miss Dorothy Smith completes her freshman year at Colby College Waterville and arrives home for the summer to spend time with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles H Smith at 826 Wash street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Smith
Colby College
Waterville
Charles H. Smith
Washington Street
Mrs B F Savage Dies in Lewiston
Mrs. B F Savage died Wednesday in Lewiston after a brief illness. She was a longtime resident and leaves a surviving family in the community. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Savage
Lewiston
Bath Notes Show City Life And Waterfront Upgrades
The Bath city column reports daylight schedules for several insurance firms, local vehicle theft recovery, a new seating plan for city government meetings, and a tribute to the Arctic expedition botanist. It notes tulip bed damage by youths, Boothbay Harbor road work, a new log cabin arcade by the By-Way, steamer Virginia resuming Bath Harbor service, license grants for gas and fireworks, and new city constables will be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay Harbor
Wiscasset
Townsend Avenue
Marbor
Fuller-Cobb Dry Goods
Rockland
Verona Yacht Launch Highlights Wiscasset Week
The Verona yacht was launched at Pendleton's with 81 feet four inches length and 19 feet 15 inches beam. Powered by a sixty horsepower Diesel and fitted with modern amenities, the vessel carries six crew and will inspire Pendleton shipyard activity with two more 55 foot boats contracted for John G. Alden of New York. The event drew Dr. J. R. Bishop and out of town guests, while local Alumni gathered for their twenty eighth annual meeting.
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H. Snow
Pine Point
Frank W. Gould
Augusta
C. D. Howard
J. X. Duval
Concord
N. H
W. J. Warner
Hartford
Conn
E. M. Bailey
New Haven
L. B. Brown
Woolwich
A. W. Clement
Scarboro
A. M. G. Soule
Viola Rice
Margaret Campbell
John B. Burke
Gardiner
J. E. Curson, Jr
Boston
Mass
Verona
Pendleton
Wiscasset
Wiscasset Bay
F. F. Pendleton
John G. Alden
New York
Edith Hilton
S. Sewall
Edna Southard
Mary Cowley
Priscilla Lewis
B. C. Redennett
Charles S. Sewall
Far North
Labrador
Association
Masonic Hall
C. A. Richards
Carl M. P. Larrabee
J. R. Clifford
Maine Methodist Conference
Sheepscot
South Newcastle
Frank B. Nichols
Bath
C. E. Emerson
Federal Street
Hattie Bearce
Stella Waltz
Nellie Bearce
Edith Waltz
Otis Witham
Damariscotta Mills
Ella Abbott
Ira Redonnett
Malden
Opera House Manager Halts Sunday Film Showings
Bath Opera House will stop Sunday motion pictures after municipal action and a legal opinion. Manager Powell welcomed the ruling and praised Mayor Cahill Aldermen and Rev Wolstenholme for courteous treatment as the move to discontinue Sunday screenings proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Opera House
Powell
Bridgham
Mel
People’s Auditorium
Cahill
George B. Wolstenholme
Opera House
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