Bath Betrothed From Maine Marries in Redlands
Miss Joanna Mullen Clark of Kentucky wed Edward Houghton Sewall of Bath Maine at Trinity Episcopal Church Redlands California in a ceremony with about seventy five guests. Organist Harl McDonald played as the wedding party processed and at the reception the couple planned a southbound motor tour before settling at Sewall’s Cajon Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
West
Redlands
Cal
Joanna Mullen Clark
Kentucky
Edward Houghton Sewall
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ralph P. Smith
J. Quint Haynes
Frances Mullen
Cecil Bruner
Cecil Gribsby
George Reynolds
Los Angeles
Winlter Johnson
Miss Hobbs
Pasadena
Wissahickon Inn
Mesdames
G. E. Mullen
J. Quint Hayes
A. B. Stewart
G. W. Case
Rossalee Kerley
Cleo Ballard
Goodwin
Southland
Mr. Sewall
Cajon Street
West Bath Week in Brief Local Items and Notes
Harold Shaw of the University of Maine spoke at the Lowell School on forming agricultural clubs. Morse High friends enjoyed a Saturday car trip to Lewiston and Poland Springs. Numerous Bath residents and visitors were noted at cottages, farms, and events with weather, harvest and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonice B. Morse
New York
Louise ‘H.haggett
Annapolis
T. A. Henry
R.C. Hannison
Maine Medical Association
Portland
En Naval Reserve
Boston
Harry ‘C. Carpenter
New Orleans
B. KF. Savage
High St
Harold Shaw
University of Maine Agricultural Department
Lowell School
Walter True Brown
Morse High School
Lewiston
Poland Springs
Peleg Sprague
Machias
J. Everett Mayo
Sprague
Lucinda Tabor
Bath
Fred White
Will Brown
Welch
Halen
Fall River
Doughty Cottage
Campbell’s Pond
Tole
Leo Farm
Auburn
Randall Noyes
Bath City Hospital
Everett
Lemont
Fred Kittredge
Sabino
Herbert J. Williams
Warren Trawley
James King
Williams Cotage
E. W. Haggett
Bryant
Ferguson
Alonzo Kisher
Jester’s Point
Henry P. Healey
Wylie Farm
Sanford
Mary Williams
Revere
Mass
Rosedale
Fred King
Lemont Farm
Addie Purington
Doris
Maude Wright
Florence Neiley
Morse
People’s Baptist Church
William Field
Hardings
Mr. Gay
Elmer Murdock
Stoneham
Berry's Mills
J. French
Howard Vayney
Kershner
Lee
Woolwich Report Notes Unexpected Attendance Despite Rain
The Woolwich item reports surprising turnout this week despite terrible traveling and rain. Mrs. Augustus Lavigne is mentioned among attendees. The fishing season nears end with abundant herring selling at higher prices, though wholesale costs stay under two cents per fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Lavigne
Madame Eames Visits Lewiston for National League
Madame Eames spoke at Pine Street Congregational church under heavy rain drawing a large crowd. The National League for Women’s Service leader urged service, with Mrs Cushman introducing her and a French tri color flag displayed above the altar. The event aims to boost local lenders and support for league work. The piece also notes mail carrier Fred E Bragg’s move to Augusta and a muskrat mascot named Uncle Sam at Ellsworth’s unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League For Women's Service
Madame Eames
Pinestreet Congregational Church
Maine
Lewiston
Charles Cushman
National League of Women's Service
France
America
J. W. Seinnell
D. M. Bates
Russell Gilpin
H. F. Kelley
E. Farrington Abbott
Charles L. Conant
Thomas (. White
Florence A. Wells
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Percival Safford
Rochester
N. H
Percival Safford Black
Winter Street
Maurice J. Duncklee
David Leroy Black
Grove St
Saffords
Jenny F. Palmer
Bath Savings Institution
Bank
Auburn Trust Co
Dorothy Duncklee
Weathersfield
Sumer
W. B. Page
Wilhelmina Ahrens
Miss Ahrens
William F. Jones
Lydia Traley
Winter St. Chapel
Earl Storer
Warren
Tracy
Christian Endeavor Society
C. E
Mr. Duhcklee
Fred Sturtevant
U. K
Peleg W. Sprague
F. P. Sprague
Allan M. Irish
Alice M. Humphreys
Mary Seldon McCobb
Charlotte Hyde
Red Cross
Miss Hyde
Maine General Hospital
Red Cross Division
Horatio A. Duncan
Naval Service
James I. Albion
Gertrude Albion
Austin Harbutt McCormick
Framingham
George C. DeMott
St. Stephen’s Church
Grace Church
Culbert McGaw
de Mott
Cosmopolitan Gift Shop Board
Miss Lemont
Denny MM. Humphreys
This City
Robert Ballard
East Orange
M. J
A. Frederick Duniels
Epworth League
Wesley Troop B. S. A
A. A. Morse
Armes
League
A. Duncan
Edna Bliss
Otis N. E. Card
Annie Stewart
Quincy High School
Copley Square Hotel
Edith Cochrane
Quincy City Hospital
Cochrane
Robert Cochrane
Cynthia
Josephine Crosman
Skowhegan
Skowhegan High
Esther
John French
Harriet Milliken
Gov Milliken
Edmund @. Bryant
Augusta
Col. Dummer Sewall
D.A.R
Bowdoinham
Wilhemina Aherns
L. T. Snipe
Haverhill
Bradford Academy
Benjamin Haggett
Ashbury Park
N. J
James B. Young
Armory M. Houghton
Armory M., Jr
Little Blue School
Farmington
Cape Cod Canal
Sanford L. Fogg
Town
Frank B. Nichols
Frank Southard
Kent's Hill
Idella Altekamp
Arren Mayers
White Stone Club
Long Island
Mayers
Mherst
Fred T. Mayers
Rodney E. Ross
Barbara
Kennebunk
Ross
Seunday
Emma Twitchell
Lucy Patten
William D. Sewall
Annie Ross
Mary Norton
Exeter
West Bath
Clifford Aiken
Beechmont
Aiken Cottage
Sabine
Samuel Bates
William Foster
Kellogg Trowbridge
Edge Hill Road
New Haven
FE. J. Allen
Freeport
Fe.c. Murphy
J. W. Higgins
Brunswick
Eugene Brown
Water HH
Fred W. Larrabee
J. W. Larrabee
Pearl Hall
Woolwich
Harry Rich
Mother
Richardson
Sebasco
Earl C. Butler
Malden
the House of Kuppenheimer
John J. DesmondCo
Water Streets
Aires
Conley’s Specialty Store
Mme. Eames
Lewiston Journal
Maudie Eames de Gorcoraza
Fred E. Bragg
State House
Capital
Harvard K. Lord of
C.A.C
Uncle Sam
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