Local Social and Travel Notes Fill a Maine Town Page
Sheriff Oliver dies in Richmond while several residents depart for Bradford Conn and Portland on business visits. Community members attend meetings in Augusta and host relatives in town. Weekend travelers include Mrs McClintock and Mr Seavey as well as a Boston-bound baby born to the Barter family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Oliver
Richmond
Margaret Black
Bradford
Conn
E. C. Plummer
Harry E. Mason
Portland
Horace Norton
Lizzie M. McClintock
Boothbay Harbor
E. J. Fitzgerald
Latue
R. Ts. Baxter
Republican State Committee
Augusta
Herbert Wallace
Wallace
Leroy
Mitchell
West Point
Catherine Meliver
Helen
Boston
Mann
Knight Templar
Mae O'Brien
Katherine Edgecomb
Ll. H. Rowe
Five Islands
W. A. Downing and
Martin
Powers
U.S.S. Birmingham
Annie M. Snelgrove
Euphemia Speer
Moncton
N. B
Cornish
North Bath
Joseph Lemont
Ernest W. Cox
Portheid
Lemont
Jane Lemont
West Bath
William A. Small
W. G. Small
Kennebec Towboat Co
William Chesborough
New York City
Pacific
Boothbay
Donald Northrop
Brookline
Mass
Kennebec
Bath notes on local events and people in brief
Bath residents attend Bowdoin commencement and a Beacon Street Club meeting. Local farming, hunting and fishing updates include Sagadahoc hay hopes and sturgeon catches. A man fell into the river. a woman rescued him. Community notices cover politics, charity shipments, rhubarb spectacle, and multiple family graduations and outings around Bath.
Initiation and civic notices in Bath and vicinity
Initiation at Bath Camp and Sagadahoc County WCTU convention at People's Baptist Church highlight a busy Bath area week. News covers elections in Lincoln County, shipyard awning contracts, trolley league baseball, Bath parlor car service to Boston, a damaged sea steamer Seaconner in the North Sea, and a large Beacon Street Sunday School lawn party with proceeds aiding church expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Camp
M. W
Sagadahoc
W.C
Pratt St
Wiscasset
Genesta Chapter
O.E.S
Steven Rafferty
Oregon
Rafferty
South Grammar School
Bath
Massachusetts Tech
Col. Plummer
Soldiers’ and
Aldermini Board
Thomas B. McLaughlin
A. A. Morse
Vine and
Water Sts
C. D. Martin
Charles H. Oliver
Hyde Block
Middle Sts
McNeil
Lewiston
Augusta
Mains
Kennebec Journal
Boston
Portsmouth
Portland
M. C
Seaconner
Shawmut Steamship Co
North Sea
Archangel
Russia
London
Bull
Yarmouth
New York
Great Lakes
Harry Gurney
Phippsburg
Beacon Street
Church Lawn
Gifford
Bath Band
William Thistle
Wade
Summer opens as street rail extension work begins
The article notes the Longest day of the year as summer opens and describes the new street railway extension to the Kelley Spear yard under construction since Tuesday. It covers local happenings from police, elections, racing, and harbor news including shipbuilding, steamer duties, and naval activity in Bath and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Spear Yard
Birmingham
Hyde Windlass Works
C. C. Mengel, Jr
Percy & Small
C. C. Mengel Co
Louisville
Sonia
Bowdoin
New York
New York State Cavalry
Kimball Bros
George Percy
Harvard
Frank H
A. A. Percy
Yale
New Haven
Bath
Biddeford
York County
Wilson
Henry E. Price
Boston
W. J. Murray
New Meadows
Price
N.Y
N.H
H.R.R
Murray
B.I.W
Allan
Joseph Beck
Augusta
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Bath and Boothbay
Beck
Southport
Westport
Kennebec Journal
Duncan
Wiscasset
Brunswick
Gould J. Brown
Birchwood Camp
Boy Scouts
Rev
D. L. Wilson
Central Troop
Mikelsky Music Store
Corliss Street
Jane Palmer
Portland
Norfolk
International Paper Co
Florida
Henry O. Barrett
Maine Central
Wilson Lumber Co
Long Days and Local Doings Across Bath Area
Reports from Bath and surroundings highlight naval and club activities, street scenes, and election day notes. The torpedo boat Duncan sails for Rockland while the Bull Frog Club tours aboard Truant II. Bath Water District provides a Ford for Supt. Abbott. Domestic anecdotes include Officer Rice’s family birthday cake and a horse in need of care. Secretaries, a Larkin Soap Co. employee, and election chatter fill a day of community life with brief, vivid incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Rockland
Solar Lodge
Bull Frog Club
J. Owen Ledyard
J. W. Cummings
E. W., Hyde
A. K. Purington
Owen J. Ledyard
Bath Water District
Abbott
Charles Thistle
Rosebank
Long Island
Officer Rice
Hosmer
J. F. Butler
Dan H. Warner
Larkin Soap Co
Buffalo
Albany
Niagara Falls
Lst
Times Office
Arthur H. Durgan
West Bath
Sagadahoe County
Henry Galt
Bath News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings and Maritime Moves
Bath Republicans honor Councillor Wheeler as outfits and ships move through. The Westport steamer new to Boothbay division. Ellen Little to earn 15.50 per ton for coal to Canary Isles. Peregrine and other vessels shift to new trades. Local clergy, fires, weather lore, and Bowdoin College obituaries feature alongside port tonnage, ship sales, and roadwork progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Councillor Wheeler
L. A
Auburn
Westport
Boothbay
Odd Ladies’ Circle
Walter Kingsbury
Richardson St. C
Rogers
Chops Point
Ellen Little
Norfolk
Canary Isles
King Tavern
Oak St
Texas Yard
Times
Mexico
Red Cross
Frederick
Portland
Kola Bay
Russia
New York
Boston Post
R. H. White
Peregrine
Millard F. Mitchell
Damietta
Joanna
Boston
Martin Bailey
Machias
Maine
Ariel Tuesday
Wiscasset
Seguin
Tobyhannah
Iron Works
Maud Dudley
Percy & Small’s
Nat Meader
Randolph
Anent the Cat
Foster
Weather Bureau
Bowdoin College
Frank Sewall
Washington D. C
George Evans Hughes
Mass
Mary E. Palmer
J. S. Winslow & Co
Buenos Ayres
City of
Hathorn
Kennebec
Rockland
Bangor
Schénecott
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Pauline Steward
Kimball Bros. Co
Harvey K. Erskine
Marion Dain
Baker
Woolwich
Moses Owen
Gilmore
Ward Seven
Capt
Schultz
Lloyd
Amerika
Martin & Blake
Front St
Bert Dyer
Willow St
Martin Conley
Nashua
N. H
Stephen
Thomas McHugh
Amesbury
Julia Conley
St. Joseph’s Hospital School
Rita McHugh
St. Joseph's School
Mary Conley
Conley