Sixth Anniversary Reception For Pastor Evans
The Ladies' Aid and People's Baptist Church hosted a reception for Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Evans on their sixth wedding anniversary. The vestry featured flowerless decorations with entwined greenery, colored lights, and art squares on the floor. The church orchestra played, Deacons Furbish and Foster assisted, and tokens of appreciation were exchanged along with a cash gift. Light refreshments followed as Mr. Stitphen sang.
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People’s Baptist Church
S. A. Evans
H. P. Mason
Given
Furbish
Foster
Stitphen
Local Jottings Report May Wedding Decline and Civic Notes
City records show 25 fewer marriages this year than in 1914 with 13 weddings in May. A robin family nests in a Lincoln elm near the Post Office as Dr. James W. Rouse notes birdsong near his building. High School Music Appreciation notebooks show strong student interest with many clippings and pictures of composers and performers.
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Grassy
John Klippell Place
Middle St
James W. Rouse
Rouse
Postoffice
William King Square
Doris Shepherd
Leota Jacobson
Anna Trott
Ruth Skillings
Ruth Fox
Elizabeth Hayes
Percy Low
Fanny Green
Louise Crocker
Evelyn Colby
Vivian Burgess
Edna Hall
Samuel Bickle
Franlein Quimby
Blanche Merrill
Ruth Goodwin
Madeline Desmond
Ruth Mikelsky
Florence Haggett
Ernest Coffin
Adeline Day
Mildred Curtis
Marshall McDonald
Josephine Crosman
Bessie Brown
Frances Bates
Vaughn Smiley
Margaret Hanson
Maxine Walker
Band Concert Season and Local Affairs Highlight Bath Page
Community notes from Bath cover band concerts on schedule, tomato stands, and ships arriving with freight including a new hose wagon for Kennebec No. Co. A Wesley League picnic visits New Meadows Inn, while Bath Iron Works hosts Navy Department officials. Reports warn about brown tail moths along the New Meadows River and recount family age claims from locals.
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Myra E. G
Kimball Wharf
Kennebec No. * Co
Hopedale
Wesley M. E. Church
E. C. Ripies
New Meadows
Hull Board of Changes of
Navy Department
Cap
Zabadee Chandler
Minot
Nathaniel
George F. Chandler
Byron
Tall Stove Club
Boards of Health
Summer time table on the M.C.R. Brice Patten dead in Bath
The article notes the death of M.C.R. Brice Patten of Freeport formerly of Topsham. It describes summer travel on trains bound east to Bath, crowded weekends to the shore, and local activity including wharf construction by A. G. Fisher at Foster's Point. It mentions Aryan sailing from Newcastle to San Francisco and renewed summer schedules of ships. It also reports a surprise party for Mrs. Fannie Thurlow by Corlisl e Street Church Research Class on Highland Street with music, games, refreshments, and a closing hymn.
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Brice Patten
Freeport
Topsham
Bath
Eagles
Boston
Sea Shore
A. G. Fisher
Foster's Point
New Meadows
Aryan
Newcastle
San Francisco
Virginia
Popham
Corlisle Street Church
Fannie Thurlow
Pine and
Middle Sts
New Car Price Nears 110 and Local Road Work Progress
Reports indicate a forthcoming price of 110 for a new automobile. Bath fruit stands report first peaches of the season. A lumberman recalls workers saluting the sun at dawn in winter camps. Lewiston and Waterville Street Railway invites attenders to an informal freight house opening on Lincoln St. June 21. Highway work on the Brunswick road has begun with a gravel bed found on Fred P. Ring’s farm. Gravel will extend from Blind Crossing to Muddy Bridge without disrupting current traffic. Blind Crossing work will start later in the summer.
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Bath
G. W. Bowie
Lewiston
Blind Crossing
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Arthur Thistle
Douglass Armes
Minerva Colby
Edith Mitchell
Arthur Bowker
Phyllis Hall
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Eleanor Eaton
Marie Rowe
Austin Howard
Norman Howard
Francis McPherson
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2D Regiment
Connecticut National Guard
Miss Bakeman
Henry Ward Beecher
Bernard Richard Stevens Solors
Aediction
Duates
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Hazel Strongman Beal
Im Walter Belanger
George Huntickwood
Lela May Blair
Lillian Rest Blair
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Il Idelle Brewster
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Howard William Cushing
Madelyn Vera Davis
Francis William Deehan
Harold Dexter
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Clarence Edward Daley
James William Dunton
Lillian Alberta Dunton
Doris Palmer Dyer
Walter Linwood Elliott
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Josephine Cecila
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Elsie Mae Rose
Edward Arthur Rowe
Thomas William Ryan
Walter Arnold Savage
Mary Kathleen Shaw
Robert Payne Shaw
Charles Russell Sheridan
Joseph Thomas Small
Lucy Winslow Small
Henrietta Estelle Smith
Sadie Solovich
Leroy Edward Stearns
Bernard Richard Stevens
Frederick Adelbert Stickney
Rexford Brenton Stover
Mabel Carolyn Swett
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Arthur Pittman Thistle
Carl Ivory Tozier
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