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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1922

Page

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Social Happenings Of The Week In The Shipping City

Mrs. M. F. Taylor of Winthrop visits with Mix Grace Wescott, bringing her two sons Frank H. Taylor and Fred E. Taylor from Lewiston. Fred, a Cols college graduate and insurance man, plans to attend a class reunion and stay in the East until July 1. Numerous residents and visitors from Bath, Portland, Camden, and surrounding towns appear in the week’s social notices, with engagements, travel, and community events noted.

M. F. Taylor Winthrop Mix Grace Wescott Frank H. Taylor Fred EF. Taylor Lewiston Idaho Elfingsberg Mich Oeraxion Maine Frank Taylor Taylor Thursley Fred Taylor Cols College

Forty Years Ago in Bath Auction Sale and Local Notes

Items from The Bath Times dated June 14 1882 report the sale of Edward Brown's West Bath property on Foster's Point Road for 1875 and note Brown's long engagement in the Chim trade. Other items include a State Convention of Advent Christians June 22 25, family visits from Freeport, a Lewiston delegation observing a new road machine, the 11th annual First Maine Cavalry reunion set for Sept 6 in Brunswick, a frost event across the state, a Pekin mission talk by Rev H Blodgett, a Packard yard horse renamed Jumbo, and a vessel reclassified after repairs. Also mentioned are a quarterly Free Will Baptist meeting, Phi Rhonian double issue next week, the Water and Shepard streets property sale for 777.0 to J W Roberts, Minnehaha Engine Co riders, and John McKiever moving to Samuel Welch's Center Street.

Edward Brown West Bath Foster's Point Road Brown Morse High Maine Ray Hayward Islesford Riggsville Levi T. Towers New York Sagadahoe County Walter BR Little Neck Bay Bayside Yacht Club Yachting City of Byron E. Eldred Helen Carter Dean Nason Brigham Kensington Great Neck Long Island Brigham Bath Storrs Brigham Texas Steamship Co Islander Augusta Gardiner and Boothbay Steamboat Company Bath-Boothbay Harbor Harry Biggins Boothbay Harbor George Leeman Harold Haggett Chester Andrews Ethan Reed Earl Amd Waldo Hutchins Morse High School Alumni Association Assembly George Brown Francis W. Weeks Grove Street Frances Weeks Toston Miss Weeks Margaret Wilder Woodstock Georgiana Shaler Wortland Walter FE. Reid Seguinland Waterville Reid Frank Low Mary Ford Worcester Gertrude Moulton Portland Wilbur F. Jerry U.S Charles W. Morse Rupert M. Much District Court Bangor Esther White Mary Paine Hazel Footer Priscilla Hodge Dudley Douglas Colton Traltimore Damariscotta Harry L. Haynes Child Squirrel Island Squirrel Inn Rowntree Chautauqua Frances FE Maxwell Rockland Boston Kennebec Taylor City of Rockland Kennebec Navigation Co Music Hall Long Bridge Edgecomb Boothbay Harbor Road State Highway Commission State House Angusta Tin Mir Renee Pinkham Riehmond Sunny New Mendowa Ton Bowdoin College John Clair Minot Boston Herald Mian Vigse Alexander Durgess, Jr Seatrice Greenleaf George McLean Myrna Avery Reginald Stacy John Grindell George Field Vath Inty Canada Pejepscot Paper Co Polce Topsham Brounswick-Topsham Bridge Raymond T. Trott Sidney J. Meeker Sunshine Club Biddeford Sanford Stephen Wright Patrick Costello Allan W. Farrell Luis Costello Fred W. Wright Tierbert M. Lendl Roceklind Board of Registration Waldoboro Maine State Hospital Publiic Utilities Commission Philadelphia

Fire alarm and horse incident disrupt Maine town events

The morning saw the first fire bell for months at the hay barn near the military and Amaral Orphan Asylum. The hay burned, roof damaged, damage about 200 dollars, and Mrs Woodward notified via private wire. A horse belonging to Mell Brooks spooked by street water bolted, colliding with Hector McQuarrie’s peanut stand, forcing movement to avoid injury. Also noted: 21 Maine boys in upper classes at Bowdoin or similar, several seniors with Commencement roles. travels to Trvde Park Mass and encampment plans.

Military Amaral Orphan Asylum Anatron Woodward Mell Brooks Westport Commercial Street Hector McQuarrie

Tholee Fun Invades Quiet Town At Rest Time

A stray remark laments boys roaming about Earthly Moje disturbing residents seeking peace. The speaker notes if locals knew the malefactions attributed to them they would return home in disgust. The passage hints at community tension without detailing events.

Graveyard fence dispute leads to bail on Wright case

June 19 1882 Brunswick post master J W Crawford pressed a complaint against Bath resident George F Wright over alleged disturbance of a graveyard fence. Judge Tallman presided. Wright bound over for $200 to appear at the August supreme court term. Special election fills vacancy as Francis DeLoche resigns from city council in ward 3 with Frank A Dalner declared winner after 45 votes. Also notes Hewey joins Biddeford Union and Journal, a new road machine trial, an expected blueberry crop, Bath High beats Lewiston 28 to 9, Maine Central conductors wear uniforms, and Guiteau’s execution nears.

J. W. Crawford Brunswick George F. Wright Bath Francis DeLoche Frank A. Dalner

Shad shipment to Maine shores and nearby fisheries

A car load of shad is shipped from Havre de Grace Maryland to Maine waters for propagation. One million young shad will be released into the Kennebec River at Water Ville and another million into the Penobscot at Mattawamkeag, aiming for a robust Maine shad supply in a few years.

Havre de Grace Maryland Maine Kennebec River Waterville Penobscot Mattawamkeag

Soft Music Aids the Girls in Milwaukee Journal

Music store clerks say grandma and grandpa stay up to date with jazz and syncopation. A sixteen year old granddaughter plays When You and I Were Young Maggie on the phonograph for her beau and gazes into his eyes as the music weeps. The clerks note old tunes move the beau to speak where saxophones fail.

Grandma Grandpa Maggie Milwaukee Journal

Morse high baseball woes raise Maine concern

Readable items note Morse high school teams' error troubles this season in Maine and reflect on the state of local youth baseball. Additional notes cover Steamer Islesford shipments, the Islander and City of Rockland trips, and community events including reunions, weddings, and church notices in Bath and Sagadahoc County.

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Hopkins Winton Nason Skowhegan Mayfield Kingsbury Harmony Guilford Monson Greenville United States Dover-Foxcroft Newport Dexter Elmer J. Hodgkins Arrier Waldo R and Alice Bo Weston Eva Jane Weston John W. Gilmore de Franklin Cobb Boyle Geneva Bean Freeport Bossem Latherman Muteal Inc. Co Frank Falnes Veerthind Mr Fred, Edney Upper Washington Street Natalie Hodedon Miz Miriam Hardy Eth Malden Mars Pidgeon Wellesley College Hardy Borton Art School Marricarded Gilmore Almon KK. Preston Ladia Mae Rairden Woth Irks Ater Mitchell Joseph McChenall Dorchester Mae Annie Gertrude Condes Path William V Corrie Laeraine Momlay Garden Street George Greenleaf Clesrence Greenleaf Serephine Greenleaf Boston Aid Henry Greenleaf Weport Cnet Mro Albert McFadden Part Street Salle Chaunee Lewi BE. Paine William Shores Peston Welleles College Previerick UE Alt Arietans Aap Theres Electric Engineering Corp Electrical Muachinery Fred HL Hernesisn William J. Barkley Winrroy Altekamnp Martha Ates Alice Hartnett Marion Purington Helen Grr Cerkaim May P Doggett Beethbas Harber Gilbert W. Hageen Sath Gilert W Mertert Terimdell Miles of Parington John DL. Bares Marien Orr Me Martuets Soiunes Sth Nageveda Rajper TT Baayter Dhe Mar Peast Co Sepe Thelin Te Heard Pripetare Cashier Wn Poth Newt Iestues Tevsbh Mares Voss Poninge Pbaci di Jude I Lall Street Dia Vado Aed J. Murphy Sinerveer Mr. Murs Juewe Harter Mies Fone Peri Iria Neek Bea Clive Rawe Nkytd Fan Phclodelphia Texsa Steamedie Joseph Ml Trott Northampton Muas Saath College Mixs Aupa Trott Capt Frank G. Purington Lower High Street Kuley Turington George Daley Beulah McIntire Alpheus Puringston Whippsburg Desper W. Oliver Haver- Will Mass Oliver Purington Vna Japan Fred S. Curtis Hymen Abremson Springfield Earl Rice Arline of Wiscasset William HL Beacon Mrs George Tree Curtis Lagan, Mass Marguerite Manje Brooklyn N.Y Peanold Sewall Mark Mr. Sewall Edmund Ford Jennie Jenkins East Boothbay Plodgden Gertrude Conley Miss Potts Cornish Phardings M.E McDonald Conley Mis. Carnigh Bessie Stimpson Mae Birk Thessie Fether Udall Aramede Mary Coctain Verna Whitbrook May Congdon Nellie Herbert FE. Williams Cleveland New London Edward Te. Smith Edwin Dodge Clardin Smith Country Field Octave Breton Joseph Avery James 5Leon Joseph McDuff John F.rey TRAAA Albert Thompson Carolyn Parris Frank Parr Harold M. Sewall Virginia Piervard Henry Thomas Oxnard American Eet Sugar Co Oxnard University Club Nass Street Fidgewood Copperville Sewall Fiers Lucian Fuller Nane Jeff Porter Street Cambridge Teath Futter Pierh Choaber of Commerce Coonbridge Nancy Fuller Jewerr Kimderearten Thomas Grande Footer Katherine Frates Delanes Joseph Madden Fediey FE Theamipeon Oavell State Tor Knox County Robert Seward Karlatizoe Sunuser Mr. G. So Pray Mtyelee Tre Dati AL Meerrdll Averida Mere Ty Greenleef Woeetpert Tae-diae Choineev Lewis Mietuher Gcene-Ta Rupert of Daxter Beeston Mary Baxter Vassar Hamilton, Mont City of Richmond Goss & Sawyer Mt. Desert Harbor Rockhind Fall River Cosin Versons Jeremiah Norton Crescent Street Bey Tie Judge Tallman Sedgwick Relief Corps George A. Fields Pligh Street Mrs. Fields Old Moses Yard Tath Tigh School Bath Times Advent Christians Advent Chapel Seth O. Rogers Mitchell Ledyard First Maine Cavalry Igo Androscoggin County H. Blodgett Pekin China Wesley Church Roger Hodgkins Packard North End Rosetta Percy Goss, Sawyer & Packard Igecomb Free Will Baptist Harmon's Harbor A. H. Hanscom Water and Shepard Streets J. W. Roberts Minnehaha Engine Co Boothbay John McKiever Samuel Welch Center Street Outervard University Cies Harold Marsh Sewall Fowler Dongg Rangeley Trvde Park Rogers National Baltimore Stevisheats James AL Willshiy Mr. Winslow South Street Hill Ath High School Lewin High Nine Pork Tower James E. Hewey Union and Journal Donovan Hewey Gorham Brunswick Plains Bath High Lewiston High Maine Central Railroad Guiteau Garfield Middle Street Eastern Steamboat Co Sas Chandler St. Albans Commandery the Commandery J.B. McCutcheon South End E i Rogers Yard John HW. Kimball U.C.G.C G.A.R. Hall Sons of Veterans Herbert McKenney U.O.G.C Wiscasset-Edgecomb Eddy North Edgecomb Post Office Silas Marner Clinton T. Wilson Rainbow Tavern Silas Godfrey Cass Marner Eppie Dolly Winthrop Aaron Winthrop Godfrey Nancy Cass Frederick Irish Harriet Green Langley Edna Totman Allan Eggleston Mr. Macey Malcolm Loring Mr. Snell Fort Bryant Bob Lundy Theodore Burns B. Winthrop Mark Gediman Jem Rodney Charles Porter Mr. Dowlas Warren D. Oliver Tempton Reaga Ik Jue
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