Social Happenings of the Week in the Shipping City
Mary Clark Mowbray, daughter of the late Bath City Clerk, married Clarence Lyman Hall in Peru on June 16. The ceremony at 6:30 p.m. at the Mowbray home featured a six course supper and a motor trip to Indiana and Ohio after. Attendants included Mrs. Marston. praise for Mrs. Hall and Mr. Hall. home to Apt. KB after Peru return.
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Mary Clark Mowbray
Bath
George H. Clark
Eben J. Marston
Peru
Clarence Lyman Hall
W. B. Mowbray
Harry Nyce
Presbyterian Church
Marston
Mowbray
Mrs. Hall
Fred F. Thornburg
Methodist Episcopal Church
Indiana
Ohio
Mr. Trall
Columbus
Hall
C. N. Hall
Fast Fifth Street
Hall, Son and
O'Hara
Apt. KB
Colonial Apartments
G. H. Gardner
Douglas
Arizona
Maine
George E. Avery
Academy Street
Mr. Gardner
Massachusetts
G. E. Avery
W. P. McCarty
Beverly
Frances Woodbury Charming Leading Lady With Bath Stock
Miss Frances Woodbury, leading woman in plays to be presented by Columbia stock company at the Columbia this summer, captivates with tailored street costumes and evening gowns. She came to Bath after a long season in Utica, N Y, and remarks on the Maine coast city’s quiet while balancing rehearsals and settling in.
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Frances Woodbury
BATH
Columbia Stock Company
Columbia
Miss Woodbury
Utica
N. Y
Maine Coast
Maine
Man Named To Denver Library Bureau Post
Paul Konughan formerly with the U S Army has been assigned to manage the Denver office of The Library Bureau after achieving rank of captain. He is a son of Mrs Mary Koughan of Winship street and chose Denver for the new location. Mrs Harry W Crosman rests at City hospital.
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Walter T. Brown
City Hospital
Ruth
Paul Konughan
Mary Koughan
Winship Street
Denver
Library Bureau
Koughan
Colorado
Harry W. Crosman
The
Cleveland B. Kane
People’s Ferry Co
Local Social Notes Highlight Edgecomb Bath Visits
Mrs. F E Stone of Edgecomb visited Bath on Friday. Mrs. Susan Millay stayed with Mrs. Amassa Williams of Bowdoinham at a Boothbay Harbor summer home. Arthur Snow, son of Mrs. Charles Snow, is recovering rapidly after a recent operation at the City hospital.
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8. H. Wakefield
Bath City Hospital
Coast Defence of
Portland
Wakefield
F. E. Stone of
Edgecomb
Bath
Susan Millay
Amassa Williams
Bowdoinham
Boothbay Harbor
Arthur Snow
Charles Snow
City Hospital
Local trip and crew activity report
Perley Beaton and Clifton Tedford left Saturday for an over Sunday automobile trip to Bar Harbor and vicinity. Israel Pierce, Clifford Taber and Paul McGouldrick, members of the white pine blister crew working in West Bath, passed Friday in Augusta.
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Perley Beaton
Clifton Tedford
Bar Harbor
Israel Pierce
Clifford Taber
Paul McGouldrick
White Pine
West Bath
Augusta
Third Maine Infantry National Guard
Camp Keyes
Co. L
Walter T. Brown
Isaiah W. Hunt
J. C. Coombs
M. R. Johnson
H. I. White
Herbert Rice
Wil Tam McMann
Roy Preples
M. Green- Jaw
I. Stevens
W. Anderson
R. Winslow
Mrs Hodgkins Heads to Freeport With Guests
Mrs Elwood Hodgkins motored to Freeport Friday afternoon with friends who were guests for the evening of her mother.
Visiting Bath Relatives Leave for Robinhood Visit
Mrs. Weston L. Bonney and her son Orvis visited Bath and then traveled to Robinhood for a few weeks with relatives. They had just returned from Somerville Massachusetts where they stayed a week with Mrs. Bonney’s niece Miss Eleanor Turner while Master Bonney took entrance examinations for Phillips Andover Academy.
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Paul Orvis
Scarsdale, N. Y
D. A. Tarbox
Weston L. Bonney
Janet Jewett
South Portland
Ben
Bath
Robinhood
Orvis
Somerville
Mass
Local Carnival Posters Draw Compliments for Mark Hennessy
Mark Hennessy receives praise for drawings on Knights of Columbus carnival posters displayed in several shop windows. Master Hennessy is set to graduate from junior high next week.
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Mark Hennessy
Master Hennessy
Miss Alice Card Leaves for Lisbon Falls Home
Miss Alice Card, stenographer for The Texas Steamship Co., departed Saturday for her Lisbon Falls home to spend the weekend.
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Alice Card
The
Texas Steamship Co
Lisbon Falls
Bath City Notes And Local Happenings
Mrs F C Alexander of Winchester Mass visits her sister Mrs Emma Lowell with daughter Louise and son Frederick. Earl Crossman sails from the Texas to Boston for a few days before returning to New York. Jack Germaine takes a party to Westport for a Cochran cottage social. Furnaces parts arrive for Watson Frye Co foundry. Arthur Pratt becomes shipping clerk. Bath gunners plan to attend the state trap shoot in Rockland July 22 23 and a revival of Bath Gun Club. Marriage intentions filed for Alphonso Grant Istella Coleman John W Hume Ethel M Pushard Horace Pottle Mildred Murphy. A Bath man dividends from a 34 year old silver mine. wartime byproduct paid the first dividend. New Meadows Yacht Club boats mostly in the river. spawn fish decline noted and Damariscotta Mills experiment valued for coast fisheries. Henry Simmons of Rockland tried to drive Bath to Portland in 30 minutes. Brunswick police chief charges reckless driving. fined $10 plus costs.
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A. J. Grassy
Alphonso Grant
Istella Coleman
John W. Hume
Ethel M. Pushard
Horace Pottle
Mildred Murphy
Bath
Henry ( Simmons
Rockland
Portland
Maine
Pleasant Streets
Brunswick
Wiliam B.rds
City Tale of Lost Boy and Busy Bath Street
A three year old boy wearing a police uniform figure attracts attention on Front Street as police seek his home language ties reveal an Indian family living above the Howard Coal Co. A crowd of diverse locals aids the interpreter search before the mother is found on Commercial Street. The issue follows with local notices of new construction, a car crash near Woolwich, and growing traffic in Bath.
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Walter Brown
Camp Meade
Bath
Lieut
Brown
301St Heavy Tank
Somme
Mons
Lieut Brown
Packard Motor Car Co
Front Street
Howard ‘Coal Co
Carter
Woolwich
Enoch
New York
Rock Friday
Eerage
Hughes
Ferry Ridership Report From Woolwich and Bath
The Hockomock Sunday carried 1320 foot passengers and 279 cars through day and evening. The 9.30 Woolwich boat ferried 12 cars. The seven o'clock train transports ferried 180 passengers to Bath.
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Woolwich
Bath
Concert by Gaudreau's Band Draws Thousands in City Park
Some thousands of citizens attended a Sunday evening concert by Gaudreau's military band in the city park. The music featured popular selections played with admirable execution and several pieces were repeated. Washington street outside the park was filled with motoring parties, and Officer Feltis was on duty to keep order as the crowd behaved peacefully.
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Gaudreau
Washington Street
Feltis
Frightened Chauffeur Encounters Hidden Children on Road
A local delivery truck driver heard children crying as he rounded a curve on a rocky road. Kids were wedged from the mud guard and hurled into view. One boy suffered a temple gash while another had a bruised arm. Witnesses noted wheels narrowly missed a head as the mother scolded the driver. The boy replied, smiling, Ain’t I lucky.
Clams Planted Near Meadowbrook Inn Yield Record Size
Genial Michael Frye of Meadowbrook Inn cultivates clams on his shores, placing small stock in mud over winter. He reports the harvest doubled in size and tasting sweet and meaty, calling it a great plan he may continue to guard against shortages.
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Michael Frye
Meadowbrook Inn
Mr. Frye
Bear at Bath opera house causes commotion at depot
At the M C R R depot platform a crowd gathered around the steel cage housing a clever skating bear. A man fed the bear candy through the mesh and another man scratched the bear’s nose when it reached out. Mrs. Bruin leapt at the intruder then calmed as keepers escorted the animal to the car. State assessors will meet Sagadahoc county assessors at Bath courthouse on July 2.
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M.C.R.R
Bath Opera House
Mrs. Bruin
Court House
Bath
Sagadahoc ‘County
North end school project wins contracts for heat and structure
Harry M. Huse of Bath awarded the Emergency Fleet Corporation contract to install heating and plumbing for the six room primary school on Dummer street extension in Bath. F A Rumery Co of Portland builds the structure and moulds for the concrete foundation. The school, at the end of Dummer street with a rear playground, will house 32 pupils and aims for early fall occupancy with modern amenities.
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Harry M. Huse
Bath
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Dummer Street
North End
F. A. Rumery Co
Portland
Eavry
Model ship founder on coast amid grand square rig tale
A finely built square rigged ship foundered off the coast while under full sail due to unbattened hatches. The builder, a wealthy man who summers near Sheepscot, spent last winter constructing the 414 foot model to sell at a premium. He and his son are often seen sailing these models near their river shore home.
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Sheepscot
Auction of Charles Chestra Household Goods Draws Crowd
Household goods of Charles Ches tra were sold at auction last week with brisk bids and high interest. Nearly all items found buyers as many attendees came to observe how an auction works.
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Charles Chestra
Nike
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