Wedding and church notices from Winter Street area
The notes describe several local social events and visits in the Winter Street area, including Mrs. Wets and Mrs. George Rogers hosting guests from North Berwick and Whiskeag, and ministers Dawid F Wileos Omar Wl Felsen visiting after joint Congregational church meetings. Ada Eveion Dorngten and Minott P Dobie wed in Portland, with remarks on attire and attendees.
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Wet
Mare
Doettibaas
Carter ix
Arthur KR
Wirigten
Clarence Bilge
Wiesedas
North Berwick
George M. Rogers
Whiskeag
Marty Fo Morin
Maxwell
Winter Street
Congregational Churches
Abner Varingten
Vath
Ada Eveion Dorngten
Owdeiibsen
Minott
Dobie
Vortland
Thee
Odd Ladies of Maine Session in Bath
The Supreme Lady Elizabeth Heptonstall leads the United Order of Independent Odd Ladies of the United States and Myrtle lodge No. 8 Bath hosts a Government of Maine quarterly session with officers from Waterville Lewiston Auburn Brunswick and Portland. A field day is planned for July 20 at Lake Grove Auburn with two candidates Bertha Goss and Lillian Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Heptonstall
Supreme Lady of the United Order of Independent
Odd Ladies of the
United States
Lillian Rounds
Providence
KR. IL
Order
Government of
Maine
L.O
F. Hall
Front Street
Waterville
Lewiston
Auburn
Brunswick
Portland
Myrtle Lodge No. 8
Gertrude Stewart
Kath
Carrie Chamberlain
Evelyn Jordan
Ella Kannard
Nellie Folsom Livermore
Kate Caswell
Minnie Urathaway
Alice Dunning
Runswick
Lake Grove
Dolly Abbott
Lilla Garcelon
Maud Whitehurst
Vesta Barton
Bertha Goss
Lillian Prescott
Myrtle Lodge No. S Ofath
Annie Lemont
Nellie Hunt
Elsie Miggins
Sadie Couilhard
Mary Gillespie
Ida Marsxson
Lizzie Haggett
Fannie Clark
Emma Sears
Lou Taylor
Lizzie Pollard
Noble Iday
Myrtle Lodge No. S
Mitchell
Mary Curtis
Lois McKeiver
Elizabeth Heatonstall
The
Mane
Wortland
Troop
McKeiver
Recoeei Vely
Muby Rancourt
Merry Meeting Lodge
Drunswick
Stewart
Fernlodge
Brooks Lodge
Hyacinth
Merrimeeting
Fort
Social Notes From Bath and Nearby Communities
Bath area social items report the Smiths of New Castle visiting Bath at Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Smith’s Middle Street home, a Lisbon picnic trip by Brown Mayo Pratt and others, Clara Goodwin’s Augusta wedding to Maxwell Kendall, Miss Helen Clarke’s departure to Freeport, and Walter A. Murtaugh of Bath Iron Works visiting Bath after a New York posting.
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Andrew Joloeten
Mase
Wilbur C. Olver
Union Street
Smith
Middle Street
Wlareid Mavith
Preut’s Neck
Middleeiree
Mra SG
Mier
Clinton
June Marston
Lucian
Fuller
Nanes
Weeks Street
Amebors
Haverhill Mass
Newton No Wises
Mire
Maverhill
Sain Braithwaite
Washigton Street
Westhead
Mer
Breithwaite
Wath
Eatiag
Eaghaind
Braithwaite
Mirry Striry
Harold Smith
New Castle
Pal
Prout’s Neck
Bath
Edward J. Smith
Eugene Brown
Everett Mayo
James Stewart
Lois Palmer
George TH. Pratt
Harriet Pratt
Lisbon
Clara Goodwin
Augusta
Maxwell Kendall
Sbrookline
Mass
Goodwin
Gilbert el. It. Patten
Helen Clarke
Melrose
Lucian D. Fuller
Freeport
Walter A. Murtaugh
New York
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Portland
Bowdoinham Wedding and Village Notes Honor Local Ties
Ada Evelyn Purington wed Minot Herman Doble at the Purington home in Bowdoinham with Rev J B Clancy officiating. Attendants included Eleanor Whitlam and William Purinton. The couple plans a two week tour and will live in Portland after July 10. The column covers local visits, illnesses, funerals, transportation, and community happenings including a Kendall Goodwin wedding in Augusta and calls for a village improvement society.
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Ida FE. Purington
Ada Evelyn Purington
Minot Herman Doble
Portland
J. B. Clancy
Old Orchard
George Purington
Eleanor M. Whitlam
Bath
William F. W Purington
White Mountains
Miss Durington
Aline Smith
William Dingley
Richmond Corner
FE. P. Kendall
C. QO. Purinton
Brownville
Emeline Pratt
Kenneth Jack
Denham
A. G. Hulse
J. T. Jolson
Coombs
Frank Ross
Baby Frank
Alice Manson
Williamsport
Conn
Robert Browne
Levi Leathers
Bernard
Waterville
Leathers
A. Newton
Stephen Cobb
Reuben Varnum
Sanford
FL KL Jack
Richmond
Arthur H. Waldron
Gordon Buaery
New York
W. J. Graves
Edna Graves
Bertha Welch
Sebago
Wilson
RUFLD
Mary Duran
Wortland
I. D. Small
F. JK
Jack
Arthur Waldron
Alice Hall
Emma Ferguson
Alvah Tildreth
John Smalley
Lynn
Mass
Blake
Upper Main Street
Ralph Dunton
Ralph TL. Danton
Dunton
Lon Millay
William Varington
J. T. Ames
Kent's Hill
Wallace
Elks Lodge Observes Flag Day Fitfully
Bath lodge BPOF held a Flag Day observance at the club house and grounds with a large gathering, Gaudreau's Concert Band on the lawn, colorful decorations, and a patriotic address by Rev. John Roy Browne. Doughboy speaker and impromptu reception followed, with W. A. Barker praised for arrangements and officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lodge
B.P.O.F
Postoffice Square
Gaudreau
Lucius M. LeMont
Stanley M. Brown
J. W. Wilde
Rockland Lodge
Charley H. Cahill
Tath Lodge
John Roy Browne
Beacon Street
W. A. Barker
Punch
William M. Adams
Bathlodge
Fred Burke
E.1
James Paul Meegan
E.L.K
George Kallman
J. Edward Hughes
Dora L. Howard
Harold Adams
Esquire
A. H. Shaw
A. A. Percy
F. IB. Torrey, Jr
Traffic inspector pursues violators and improves safety
An automobile inspector has been in town this week checking for license and plate violations. A man appeared before trial justice Ames and paid about 380 dollars in fines and costs for driving without a license. Others face trouble for operating without a license or without proper number plates. The inspector spent Sunday at Denham Corner near last week’s fatal crash and reports improved traffic conditions. Miss Mary Wilson is in Dr Files hospital in Portland for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Ames
Denham
Mary Wilson
Dr. Files Hospital
Portland
Pleasant Party for Miss Ellen Oliver on Bedford Street
Miss Ellen Oliver tenth birthday party at her Bedford Street home honored with 80 guests from her circle. Flowers from her father Hersham Oliver’s shop decorated the bungalow. Ice cream fruit candy and cakes were served. Guest list includes Ruth Curtis Charlotte O’Brien Grace Thurston Helen Leighton Edna Leighton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Oliver
Bath Board of Education re-elects janitors
Janitors at Bath public schools were re-elected at Monday night’s Bath Board of Education meeting. Their weekly salaries totaled 167 dollars, with individuals earning amounts from 15 to 27 dollars. ER. KB. Hicken travels Bath as headquarters for summer circulation of The Boston Herald and The Boston Traveler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Board of Education
William ©. Hunt
Joseph Reed
Fred Witham
Raymond Farley
Fred Parks
Charles Parks
George DeWolf
John Fleming
Pushard
KB. Hicken
Boston Herald
The
Boston Traveler
Bath
Bath Rotary urged price cuts to aid prosperity
Bath officials and business leaders pressed for lower living costs at a Rotary luncheon led by Bath Iron Works vice-president Charles P. Wetherbee. He outlined bids far below estimated job costs and urged merchants and residents to share sacrifice to keep the plant and Bath prosperous amid a sluggish shipbuilding market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Charles P. Wetherbee
Bath Iron Works
Rotary
King Tavern
Bath Tron Works
Wetherbee
Newell
Club
W. FE. Chase
George E. Thompson
Olier Moses
Francis A. Gray
Frederic J. Patton
Frank W. Newhall
Uniontown
George Smith
Philadelphia
Will Batchelder
Thomas Kerns
Popham Beach Cottagers Complaint Sparks Sidewalk Talk
Popham Beach cottagers complain about the sidewalk condition in Phippsburg. The town allotted 200 for repairs last year and this year rejected a warrant article for another appropriation. Bath suburbs show more land under cultivation than in years past.
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Popham Beach
Phippsburg
Bath
Bath Iron Works to Launch Ship
The cargo steamship Thomas I. Beal built for Crowell & Thurlow Steamship Co. will launch Thursday morning around 10 45 at Bath Iron Works Ltd. The public may enter from 10 30 with Mrs Beal set to christen the vessel. Refreshments will follow in the south store and officials from Crowell & Thurlow will attend with guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas I. Beal
Crowell & Thurlow Steamship Co
Second National Bank of Toston
Tsath Iron Works, Ltd
Thomas P. Beal
A. L. Kent
New England
First Camper Arrives at Louis Gagne’s Free Site
John J. Diehl of Boston arrives with his wife for a free camping site on North Street. Diehl, who tours the country arranging Christmas clubs for banks, praises the site and plans to tell other motorists of its location. He prefers urban camping to stay near business districts and enjoyed dining in Bath after visiting town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gagne
North Street
John J. Diehl
Boston
Diehl
Bliss Native Herbs Agency Offer for Health Remedies
Bliss Native Herbs advertises a remedy for constipation indigestion biliousness rheumatism and kidney troubles. It urges agents to double their money and invites requests for almanacs cook books and health books furnished free of charge by Bliss Medical Co in Washington DC mentioning the paper. The note is dated March 17 and runs for six months.
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Bliss
Alonzo
Bliss Medical Co
Washington, D. C
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