Children Concert by Kindergartners and Bible School Helpers
A Monday evening program by the People's Church kindergarten and Bible school ends with praise for the able committee and notes the decorated platform. Participants include Evelyn King, Christine Wright, Louise Swett, Lillian Kinz, Marion Swett, Edith Thompson, Lauriston Trott, Katheryn Trott, Vera Tozier, Ruth Crocker, Freddie Chandler, and others in songs, recitations, duets, and dialogues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School of People’s Church
R., McCutcheon
R. Coty
Justor Evan
Evelyn King
Scottie Feero
Sadie Pushard
Marion Wakefield
Edith and
Kathryn Thompson
Lauriston Trott
Dorothy and
Steren Contey
Lillian Kinz
Charlie Kingsbury
Raymond Crocker
Freddie Chandler
Beatrice Woodman
Katheryn Trott
Robin Song
Paul Thompson
Guilford Pendexter
Ruth Crocker
Flowers
Helen Safford
Nina ~ Hep
Pearl Brewster
Boys
Freddie Kingsbury
Edith Thompson
Nina Crocker
Eve
Pretty Recital by Mercy Sisters pupils at St Marys School Hall
A Wednesday evening program at St Marys School Hall featured a large pupil turnout from the Sisters of Mercy of St Marys Church. The hall was decorated with flowers and ferns as two sections performed a varied list of melodies and dances to enthusiastic applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Mercy
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's School
High St
Collision near Willows disrupts Georgetown couples and wagons
On Wednesday in Georgetown a panic from distant gunfire sparked a double horse collision near the post office. Tom Philips and Joseph Higgins drove light wagons when their teams balked and capsized, Higgins thrown clear as Doctor Cragin saved the day. The other wagon suffered wheel loss while the Philips wagon remained intact except for its damaged wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Philips
Joseph F. Higgins
Philips
Mr. Higgins
Mr. Philips
Dr. Cragin
Richmond Camp Ground Opens Season With Strong Attendance
Richmond Camp Grounds report a promising season with cottages mostly rented and only two vacancies. Rev. I T Johnson leads the camp meeting from August 20 to 39, welcomed by locals who recall his past work in Richmond, including debt repayment and tabernacle building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Camp Grounds
I. T. Johnson
Johnson
Richmond
Stacey Lewis Wedding Ties Kennebec Area Tight
The marriage of J. Roscoe Stacey son of J H Stacey of Popham Beach and Miss Helen May Lewis of Westport was held Monday in Brunswick with President William De Witt Hyde of Bowdoin College performing. The bride is daughter of Mrs E V Lewis of Westport. the groom a steamboat man from Kennebec reach, noted as a promising young man. A Bath resident complains that Bath audiences fail to rise during patriotic songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roscoe Stacey
J. H. Stacey
Popham Beach
Helen May Lewis
Westport
Brunswick
William DeWitt Hyde
Bowdoin College
E. V. Lewis
Kennebecker
Highway Board Votes on City Walks and Sewers
At a weekly Highway Board meeting Mayor Small and Chairman F A Small presided with members Avery Ledyard and Corliss. The board approved repairs and improvements to sidewalks on Swastika Exchange Granite Street and Cherry Street. They extended sewer outlets on Washington Weeks and West and Cottage Streets and ordered inspections and new tops for catch basins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Highways & Sewers
Small
F. A. Small
Avery, Ledyard and Corliss
Granite St
Bragdon
Western Avenue
Richardson St
Cherry St
Washington and
Weeks St
Ixennebec
Lincoln Sst
Frostena Marston
Center St. Hill
North St
Corliss
Rose St
High St
Richardson
Walter Kingsbury
Front St
Freemont Lane
Hagan’s
Robert Ayer
Mr. Corliss
West
Cottage Sts
Dike St
Elsinore Avenue
Evening Workers hold annual meeting at Williams home
The Winnegance Evening Workers met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Charles H. Williams’s home. The group’s social hour followed. Rev. B. P. Browne led the gathering at the Winneganee church last week.
Dromore Grange Meeting and Local Catch Report
Dro more Grange held Tuesday evening meeting with opening chorus and stories on vessel building and local industries. Wednesday's Damariscove waters brought eight chicken salmon and 200 fresh mackerel with five to seven pound salmon bought by citizens for a salmon dinner at the Colonial Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Choir
Bessie Dickinson
S. C. Campbell
Phippsburg
W. A. C. Rogers
D. A. Merry
J. E. Perry
Tibbetts
Southport
Damariscove
Colonial Cafe
State road on Lincoln and High Streets treated with asphalt
The state road at the junction of Lincoln and High Streets is undergoing paving with asphalt and a sand coating to improve surface condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Road
Lincoln
High Sts
Local Jottings Show Town Scenes and Sailor Tales
Center Street brick walk near the Point was relaid Tuesday. Bath Gun Club shot at Woolwich traps Thursday afternoon. A new walk is built on Summer Street hill in front of the library. Central Scouts will picnic at New Meadows with ten prize contests. Hyde Windlass baseball faces the Auburn Eagles at Kelley Field. Beacon Street Church spire work continues on the vane. Major Kimball notes 1000 Darwin tulips at Pine Tree State Farm and tall alfalfa. Four hay and furniture teams travel to Wiscasset. lobsters vanish from Bath boat. F J Lakin adds electric lights and bells to his hack. Wallula sinking pumps watched at Sewall wharf as it nears control. Idle’s molasses mishap leaves 12–15 gallons salvaged. Driftwood Club recalls circus excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center St
Bath Gun Club
Woolwich
Beacon Street
Kimball
Pine Tree State Farm
Darwin
Wiscasset
Hockomock
Bath
Briny
F. J. Lakin
Sewall
Wallula
Kimball Bros
City Landing
Idlewild
Driftwood Club
Bath Area Notices and Class Reunion Highlights
Last day in brought 17 dollars per ton. A dance at Populam Beach Tuesday evening featured Stevens and a gathered crowd. Foundation work continues on a bungalow at the Rouse estate on High Street. West Bath Grange plans a children’s program next Monday night led by Mrs Annie Peterson. Miss Mary Fawcett returns from San Francisco Exposition and heads to Georgia to train as a nurse. she taught at Webster School in Augusta. Bath High School 1908 reunion at New Meadows Inn drew thirteen members. Attendees included Elliott Fuller, Harry Hall, Dunlap Hatch, Charles Hall, Harry Thompson, Charlotte Cook, Eleanor Cahill Butterfield, Lilie Cahill, Lena Mikelsky, Freda Young Leighton, Eva Carlton, Bessie Bowie, Faith McCabe. Class totals 58 graduates. history read by Sike Cahill, prophecy by Charlotte Cook. Dunlap Hatch, Miss McCabe and Miss Mikelsky elected next year’s committee. Since graduation, fifteen members have married. Farewell interrupted by last car’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Populam Beach
Stevens
Rouse Estate
High St
West Bath Grange
Annie Peterson
Mary Fawcett
San Francisco
Georgia
Miss Fawcett
Webster
Augusta
Bath High School
New Meadows Inn
Elliott Fuller
Harry Hall
Dunlap Hatch
Charles Hall
Harry Thompson
Charlotte Cook
Eleanor Cahill Butterfield
Lilie Cahill
Lena Mikelsky
Freda Young Leighton
Eva Carlton
Bessie Bowie
Faith McCabe
Cahill
Shore
Arthur Gay
Boston
Edgar Shephard
Sike Cahill
McCabe
Mikelsky
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People’s Baptist Church
Schoal
Robert Hamacher
Christine Wright
Caroline Swett
Louise Swett
Velma Swain
Rosy Russell
Rose Song
Marion Swett
Willie Jack
Burton Wheelock
Children Day Prayer
Hunter
Vera Tozier
Marian Wakefield
Dea
the God
Gwendolyn Coffin
Ruby Wilson
Pauline Kingsbury
Lyn King
Gladys Russell
Goodnight
Katheryn Thompson
Rosebud
The
London Bridge
Mildred Hope
Frances Sprague Greenwald
Doris Greene
Sielen Waltz
Lucy Blethen
Virgil
Garbitt
Mary Perry Ding, Dong, Dell
Virgil Grace Boyce
George McFadden
Valse Lente
Twilight
Lillian Lee
Little Dancer
Virgil Lester McNeil
Virgil Gertrude Stewart
Macy Eleanor Doyle
Margaret Cummings
Greene Mabel Reed
Virgil Ethel Hart Waltz Caprice
Virgil Alfred King
Ganscal
Virgil John Dougherty
Barchetta
Dorothy Leonard
Elmer McFarland
Schmol
Napoleon Vachon
Nocturne
Eleanor Doyle Mazurka
D Flat
Spindler Spring Hill
Harold Footer
Valse Bleue
Margis Napoleon Vachon
Loring Hill
Henry Biggins
Martin O’laughlin
Frank McDonald
Georgetown
Willows
Berry
Bertha K. Avery
Howard MM. Y Trafton
Ida Williams
William A. Todd
Harry L. Horne
Chester
Dixfield
Lillian A. Berry
Georsstown Center
Owen K. Marr
Raymond
Mason
Riggsville
Julia A. Hinds
Lydia S. Oliver
A. E. P. Oliver
Edgar B. Hunt
Charles MacMahan
Ethel
William M. Farnsworth
Josephine Oliver
Soton
Sewall P. Oliver
Miss Oliver
Indian Point
Wilbur
Iva
Springfield
Charles W. Billings
Walter Newdick
Cyrus W. Longley
Newdick
Charles Nocton
Dougherty
Richmond Camp Ground
Lewis-Stacey
America
Highway Board
Winnegance News
Charles H. Williams
Jennie Franks
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
B. P. Browne
Corliss Street
Winneganee
Alton Oliver
Harry F. Oliver
Bay Point
Dresden
Charles T. Small
Charles
Edith
Marion Oliver
B. F. Barker
Reuben Purington
Edgar Williams
Myra Merritt
Alden Gould
Seymour Hayden
Ida Hunt
Greig
Frank Knight
Eugene Knight
William F. Willis
Maine
Grand Army
Portland
Herbert F. Willis
Walter C. Perry
Parker
Purington
Walter Percy
Savannah
Ladies’ Aid Society
Alfred Oliver
George Eaton
Wellington Preble
Randolph
Lester Perry
Village
Albert Lakin
Crosman
South End
Frank Oliver
Edwin Small
Dexter
Abbie Mann
Parker Head
Albert Morse
L.lewellyn Adams
Morse
Mise Eleanor Morse
Pitch Pine Hill
Dromore Grange
Royal Worcester
Chlidema
Brussels
Peerless
Bigelow Axminster
Oxford Tapestries
James F. Will Co
AB Watson
New York
Union Street
L. F
Atwood
Head
Mrs
Grady Allen
L. F.” Medicine CO
Portland, Me
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