Social Happenings of Bath Week Highlights Local Visits
Second Lieut. Alfred Dunn, Bath native from the GOEth squadron, returns from France and enjoys 48 hours’ leave with his mother and old acquaintances. The item lists numerous Bath residents visiting, traveling, or hosting summer guests, including families from Washington DC, New York, Boston, and Portland, plus soldiers, sailors, and engineers on leave.
Local News Items From Bath and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. William F Hussey met her husband Captain Hussey of Company F 301st Engineers after his Friday noon arrival on the transport Calmares. A. G Fisher bought land on Washington Street 80 by 100 feet, considering building or moving a Foster's Point structure. Marcus Beebe of Boston plans a vacation at Popham Beach. Lucy C Teague of Bath spoke at Colby College junior exercises. Dr A G Young of the State Health Dept visited Bath. Portland surgeon Dr Thompson visited Bath on an hospital case. Mrs Arthur H Durgin returned from Portland visit with Mrs James Gibson. Fort Williams recruit Vernon W Hall was seen at the Bath postoffice square and is reportedly fond of his work. Mitton Brown, ex-Prime-prerman, returns from eight and a half months in France, discharged at Camp Devens, to resume printing work in Boston.
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William F. Hussey
Boston
Capt. Hussey
Co. F, 301St Engineers
Calmares
Camp Devens
A. G. Fisher
J. C. Wright
Washington Street
Fred A. Starkey
Foster's Point
Vernon W. Hall
C. A
Fort Williams
Bath
Postoffice Square
Henry W. Owen Jr
Mitton Brown
Pimes—preraman
France
Quartermaster’s
Irving Brown
Camp Deveens
Birthday Party at Kennebec Point Celebrates Miss Ellsworth
At Kennebec Point picnic grounds Evelyn Ellsworth hosted her sixth birthday with games a large swing and a cake bearing six candles. Guests included Mrs Sherne Flora Addison Mrs Varney Carleton and others. A six o clock ferry carried the guests home after a day of snaps shots lunch and gifts.
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Kennebec Point
Evelyn Killsworth
Jobb Elsworth
Oliver Street
Harry Sherne
Flora
Winifred Addison
Chester Varney
Carleton
Harry Beals
Lucile
John
Bessie Crosman
Ellsworth
Moose sighting near Wiscasset sparks local chatter
A moose feeding beside the road near Wiscasset startled Lewis Gray on Monday as it leapt across fields and vanished into the woods. Locals recall a prior encounter with the same animal near Bristol where oxen ignored the visitor. The tale adds to a string of local curiosities and small events reported around Bath and nearby towns.
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Wiscasset
Lewis Gray
Gray
Bristol
Morse High Senior Takes MIT Entrance Exams in Portland
Robert P. Shaw, president of Morse High School's senior class and son of Mr and Mrs Fred P Shaw, is in Portland for several days to take his entrance examinations for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology which continue through Thursday.
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Robert P. Shaw
Morse High School
Fred P. Shaw
Portland
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Brunswick composer hits with Just a Little Flag song
J B Holmes of Brunswick released Just a Little Flag With a Bright Star of Gold riding high in Brunswick and Bath. Music arranged by Prof Warren of Brunswick. Song sold at Mikelsky's music store. Holmes has other songs forthcoming. A salary raise for 14 months was approved for Rev KH Hilton Post at Beacon Street Meeehegist Church during the final pre summer vacation meeting at George RyPergy’s Crescent Street home.
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E. Hilton Post
Beacon Street Church
Frank H. Hall
Wesley Church
Portland
Long Island
J.B. Holmes
Brunswick
Bath
Prof. Warren
Mikelsky’s
Mr. Homes
KH. Hilton Post
Beacon Street
Meeehegist Church
George ‘RyPergy
Crescent
Gbpeet
Boston Chef Weds Bath Waitress in People's Baptist Church
Howard V. Rehmeyer a Boston born chef and Edith McCabe a Bath waitress married Monday night at nine in People's Baptist Church officiated by Rev. Samuel A. Evans. They will reside in Bath with families of both spouses attending.
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Howard V. Rehmeyer
Boston
Edith McCabe
Bath
People’s Baptist Church
Samuel A. Evans
G. F. Chase
Orely H
Emma Rehmeyer
Chicago
Samuel
Mary Adams
Abbott
Postal rate change to old prices July 1
The post office department begins restoring former rates effective July 1. People with three cent envelopes or two cent postal cards have one month to redeem them. The two and one cent stamps are ready for ordering in quantities.
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Post Office Department
Bath City News Highlights And Local Doings
Bath notes include repairs to the Kennebec fire tub and new uniform fittings, visits by U.S. Captain Arthur Hyde, and residents traveling to Boston and Quincy. A floral truck for Rockland and Bath health claims are reported, along with social events, church work, sidewalk upgrades, and shore and street improvements.
Local notes of Bath area include boats fishers roads and clocks
Frank Decker bought a 24 foot 6 inch speed motor boat. Fishermen hauled several hundred pounds of tinker and larger mackerel to Bath market from Small Point and Cape Newagen vicinity. A gravel coat will cover a State road near Bowdoin College pines where speeding cars made ruts. Beef prices drift lower for light cuts but steaks sell at 75 cents a pound amid packer promises to cut. Old Folks home croquet remains popular. clock issues on Friday the 13th prompt a time check for a councilman. Spars for Harvard dock arrive from Portland and Connecticut rail cars for Kelley-Spear Co. repairs. Police presence at Middle and North streets prompts dispersal of youths at North Street primary. Maine Homeopaths censors elected at Augusta convention. Fishing parties and sea sickness on the Agnes R cruise near Seguin lodges and Little Christmas Cove are noted.
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Common Council
Harvard
Portland
Connecticut
Lane
Bath Tron Works
Maine Central
Kelley-Spear Co
Down River
Turpentine Misused in Car Fuel By Air Colonel
An air colonel in training last summer attempted to fill a car with turpentine believing it to be gasoline. He later admitted the error saying turpentine has no place in a gasoline tank and warned others against such a mix up.
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Turpentine
Androd
Turpen
Weeks Aims Summer at Kearsarge With Family Ties
Miss Frances Weeks arrives from Boston to spend part of the month with her mother Mrs Frances Weeks of Grove street before heading to the White mountains for summer. She is a well known pianist and plans to perform at Russell cottages Kearsarge with Ruth Marsters the cellist, following a weekvisit with sister Percival Safford in Rochester New Hampshire.
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Boston
Frances Weeks
Grove Street
White Mountains
Miss Weeks
Russell Cottages
Kearsarge
Ruth Marsters
Ce Percival Safford
Rochester
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