Bath area notes diverse civic and maritime events
Seven Days' Doings recaps Bath Maine items from clerks at George A. Churchill's shoe store to naval yard commissions. It lists road traffic, curfew enforcement, hospital recoveries, sailboat and schooner launches, yacht and opera house notes, Knights of Columbus, school recitals, local births and arrests, and Bath Industrial Corporation stock progress with regional mentions of Sagadahoc County and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jee Farrell
George A. Churchill
Mae Brown
Maine General Hospital
McDougal
Charlestown Navy Yard
F. S. Bowker’s Yard
F. P. Hardy
Bangor
Sisters of Mercy of
St. Mary's School
Matthew McCormick
Manchester
Knights of Columbus
Matt
Sewall York
Maine Central
Central Maine
Lewiston
Leed’s Junction
Damariscotta
Portland Yacht Club
Winneganee Bay
George Owen
New York
Opera House
George Wright
North Bath
Mr. Wright
Bath
Charles A. Coombs
Bath Industrial Corporation
Boston University
Roland O. Parris
Brockton
Mass
C.A Parris
Parris
Boston High School
Clarke University of Worcester
Massachusetts Hospital
Frank W. Parris
Walter Rogers
Dr. Parris
Sagadahoe
J. J. Keegan
William J. Day
Boston
Supreme Knight
Day
Sagadahoc Council
Portland
Gardiner
Augusta
Waterville
Eliza Small Weds Marshall Mopland in Quiet Home Ceremony
The residence of John A. Small hosted the wedding of his daughter Eliza B. to Marshall Mopland on Thursday evening. Rev Him Ase Goreys performed the ceremony with matron of honor Mrs. Alice M. Nelson and best man Charles W. Nelson. Jo seph A. Butler was ring bearer and Gwendolin McClellan and Pauline Nickerson were ribbon girls. The bride wore white shadow lace and satin, with a veil secured by white rosebuds, and carried bridal roses. The couple will reside at 24 Hinckley St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Small
Eliza B
Marshall Mopland
Goreys
Alice M. Nelson
Charles W. Nelson
Joseph A. Butler
Gwendolin McClellan
Pauline Nickerson
News of West Bath Vacation Homes at New Meadows
Mr and Mrs Nelson Perkins of Brookline Massachusetts are spending their vacation at the Brown bungalow on the New Meadows. William Benz of Quincy occupies the Brown cottage for the summer. Prot Alvord and family of Boston are at the Brown bungalow. Fr W Brown has donated a new launch for use on the Kennebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Perkins
Brookline
Mass
New Meadows
William Benz
Quincy
Alvord
Boston
W. Brown
Kennebec
Boys summer camp on Swan Island to draw newest visitors
Continued report describes Swan Island near Bath as Maine camp for preparatory school boys from wealthy families. Mr Webster of Cincinnati owns the island and Mr Robinson leads the camp with athletic facilities. Expect 30 to 60 boys by July first, arriving by boat, with canoes and tutors, for two months of outdoor recreation. Local residents attend circuses and Grange events amid weather impacts and ongoing road and water improvements at nearby properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Five
Swan Island
Webster
Cincinnati
Ohio
Robinson
Kennebec
Maine
Henry D. Bacon
Bath
Pine Tree State
Boston
Blaine Hall
Brunswick
North Woolwich
Thomas Reed
Everett Larrabee
Florence
Weeks Mills
Day's Ferry
Carlton Lowell
Woolwich
Lena Cunningham
Edgecomb
Nequasset
Sophie Mikelsky
Local Social Life and Roadside Labor in Town Highlights
Miss Sophie Wright buys a Victrola for guest entertainment during summer. Charles Nutting of Murphy Corner road is seen in Bath on Tuesday. Over a hundred men work along the Montsweag district road, most traveling from New Hampshire. The Woolwich Grange held a very active meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Billings
North Berwick
Wilson L. Bailey
Gray Corner Road
Woolwich
Montsweag
Bath
Montsweag Line
Wilson Bailey
Bailey
Warren Bailey
Bernice Shannahan
Charles Miller
Sophie Wright
Charles Nutting
Murphy Corner
New Hampshire
Woolwich Grange
Local Social and Community Notes from Westport
Westport reporters note visits and calls among residents including Mr and Mrs Richard Fowle hosting Mr and Mrs Horace Lewis. Rev C Jameson dined with Mrs R P Colby’s family and visited Jonas Wright. Cromwell family illness improves while Nellie Cromwell recovers from a recent illness. A parade and circus drew island visitors to Bath despite rain. The New Castle barge waits at Mc Carty’s flats to load lumber. Sidney Grant Trevett visited Ordway Lewis. Rev J MacAuliff may tour the line by narrow gauge road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Fowle
Horace Lewis
Rev. C. Jameson
R. P. Colby
Family
Bath
OG. G. Judkins
Ordway Lewis
Nellie
C. L. Cromwell
Q. L. Hodgdon
Warren Hodgdon
Philadelphia spectator visits Bath Opera House
B. M. Plummer of Philadelphia watched Bath graduation exercises at the Bath Opera House on Wednesday. He noted it was his first visit to the new theater and recalled paddling a boat in the creek that is now the site of the building, expressing surprise and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Plummer
Philadelphia
Bath Opera House
New Theatre
Ferry Hockomock Carried Vehicles and Passengers
On Thursday the Hockomock ferryboat transported five autos three two seated carriages one horse and many passengers during a river crossing. The Union service of Wesley Central Winter Street Grace and Elm Street planned at People's Church tomorrow evening with Rev. Dr. Berry of Waterville presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockomock
Union Service of
Wesley
Central
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Frank
Manson
School St
Carlton
Moulton’s Wharf
F. E. Stanley
Newton
Popham Beach
Webber
North Window
Captain Jewell
Tue Seguin
Sagadahoc
W.C.T.U
Congregational Church
Evelyn Luella Purington
West Bath
Washington St
Ft.McKinley
U. S. Army
Bath Gun Club
Jacob Frost
J. J. Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Mitchell
Enos Jackson
North Anson
Jackson
Frank Hawley
No. Anson
Law Court
Frank W. Dingley
New Bridge
U. S
Mayflower
A. T. Bartow
Hyde
J. O. Leneans
S. J. Williams
S. A. Savase
News OF
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Ruth Mitchell
West
The
Grange
Fred Soule
Angie Hunnewell
Charles Leavitt
Cynthia Adams
S. H. Cain
America
Outing
Thompson
Westport
PERCY
Hamburg
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