Society Gossip Highlights Summer Visits and Guests
Miss Leonice Morse honored at a progressive luncheon hosted by Bath socialites at several homes. The note details dozens of visitors including Misses Kimball Nichols Hatch Ferguson and Mrs Edward Cutler, with remarks on dances, tennis, and summer plans across Bath and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonice Morse
Priscilla Kimball
Carol Percy
Miriam Kimball
Dorothy Sewall
York Hall
Millicent Clifford
Dorothy Nichols
Dorothy Higgins
Pauline Hatch
Marguerite Ferguson
Edward O. Cutler
Arthur Sewall
Miss Sewall
Miss Morse
Miss Nichols
Frank B. Nichols
Weeks
Bowdoin College
Priscilla Magoun
Haddonfield
N. J
Harry L. Day
Margaret Ferguson
Hall-BIackwood wedding in Bath Maine at bride's home
Miss Anne Merryman Hall of Brunswick wed William James Blackwood Jr. of Bath in an elegant home ceremony. Bridal wreath decor and Warren's Orchestra set the tone. Dozens attended from Bath Brunswick Arlington Melrose and more. The couple plan a late summer home in Bath after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Merryman Hall
Brunswick
William James ‘Blackwood, Jr
Bath
Fred E. Hall
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church of
Warren
Lohengrin
Dorothy M. Adams
Arlington, Mags
Paul ‘Kneeland
Winchester
Mass
Laura Appleton
Ethel Oliver
Ies
Helen Munroe
Melrose
iMass
Lewis FE. Wags
Ellen Baxter
Frances Rideout
Eva Plummer
Madeline Chase
Louise Robinson
George Blackwood
Everett Appleton
Luther Thompson
Earl Lermond
Tracey-Wed Storer United In Quiet Bath Ceremony
Miss Lydia Tracey and Earl F. Storer wed at noon at 21 Deering Street Bath in a small ceremony attended by immediate family. Rev Maurice J Dhuncklee officiated. The bride wore white embroidered silk and carried sweet peas and maidenhair fern. They plan a two week trip to Rockland and Bar Harbor before settling at 2 Washburn Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Cornforth
Deering St
Lydia Tracey
Earl F. Storer
Louise Gowell
Walter Snow
Warren
Washburn St
Storer
Town
Dodge Sampson and Winifred Dodge Wed at Home Wedding
Arthur P. Sampson and Winifred A. Dodge married Tuesday evening at the bride’s home in Freedom. Rev. Snow of Unity officiated with a two ring ceremony. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. May Atwood and best man Wilfred C. Trott. A reception followed and the couple departed for their honeymoon. Mr. Sampson is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Sampson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Sampson
City
Winifred A. Dodge
Freedom
Daniel W. Dodge
May Atwood
Charlemont
Mass
Wilfred C. Trott
Bath
Jeanette Stevens
Portland
Thelma Vose
Mr. Snow
Unity
Mr. Sampson
And
Pearce Daughter Marries Lynn Young Businessman
Miss A Maude Pearce daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas L Pearce of Henry Re Lynn united in marriage with George Alfred Curtis a Lynn business man at Nortis Congregational Church in Lynn The couple honeymoon in New York and plan to reside at 115 Leighton St Lynn Mrs Curtis is connected to Mrs William H Shea of Lynn and has many local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Maude Pearce
Thomas L. Pearce
Henry Re
Lynn
George Alfred Curtis
Nortis Congregational Chird
Daniel E. Biraunier
Lewiston Couple Weds at Home Ceremony
Grace J. Barnes of Lewiston and Frank H. Butcher of Durham married June 21 at the home of Rev. T Malley of the Main Street Baptist Church Lewiston. The bride, longtime Paris town music supervisor, and the groom, Hyde Windlass Co. employee, will reside in Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace J. Barnes
Lewiston
Frank H. Butcher
Durham
Marriage of WILLIAMS-Moon and Moore in Bath
Thomas F. Moore and Lewie E Williams of Phippsburg were married June 25 at the home of Rev. A Evans on High Street. Moore, a Civil War veteran, is well known in Bath. They arrived on the Popham boat Saturday and returned in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland P. Small
Springfield
Mass
George Moulton
Fred T. Mayers
Aatherine
Frank Staples
Muriel
Virginia
Popham
Webber Cottage
Idella Adlekamp
Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin University
Thomas F. Moore
Lewie EF. Williams
Phippshuts
A. Evans
High St
Mr. Moore
Bath
Lane Babcock engagement announced in Carthage Missouri
Lane and Babcock families announce the marriage plan of Miss Kazel J. Lane daughter of William N. Lane of Sa hatis Street Lewiston and Leon W. Babcock son of P W Babcock druggist. Other notes tell of Montreal sailor Leen Gay returning from a voyage to France with a German prisoner ring tale and various local incidents including a missing Topsham child found with local authorities and Miss Belle Wetherill traveling from Boston to Southport for the summer home season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Missouri
Kazel J. Lane
William N. Lane
Sahatis Street
Lewiston
Leon W. Babcock
P. W. Babcock
Leon Gay
Montreal
Supercares
Ai Port
France
New York City
Bath
Ralph Gay
Leen
Havines
Mr. Gay
Brest
Teutor
Gay
Try Corps
Belle Wetherill
Boston
Southport
Cameron’s Point
Local Jottings Brighten Phippsburg and Bath Scenes
Local notes report visits and arrivals in Phippsburg Center and Bath including Mildred Kennicon and A Irene Loring, a new building project on Arch Street by Hon A Hi Shaw, and a Mrs Georgie Ripley returning from Appleton. Details cover summer residents, club members, and a dramatic auto accident near Washngton Street with minor injuries to a child and hand injury to Mr Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred B. Kennicon
A. Irene Loring
Upper
Washington Ft
Prank House
Poremonth Vahese
E. T. Savage
A. Hi. Shaw
Arch St
Rockland Croukier-Gazette
Georgie Ripley
Appleton
Bath
Seine
Carins
Page
Margaret Washburn
Bingham
Varminston Normal School
Doroth
Totman
Miss Washlairn
Medford
Suginier
Kenbee Maunt
New England Womans Club
Reade Villeon
Rewe
TS. Perse & Sons
Hitehroek Mill
Rowe
Bor
Littl
Your Vacation Needs Supplied Here
An advertisement offers Middies and calista items with whites and colored collars in white and new calista fabrics. Prices listed include $1.00 to $1.25 for collars and smocks at $2.00, with additional 29 cents noted for certain pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Local News Note on Community Figures and Baseball Ties
The article notes local figures such as Edward Kenniston and his child visiting Mr Kenniston’s former home in Rockland. It recalls Eddie’s baseball career from backstop to pitcher and first base, praising his long continued involvement in the sport and Rockland’s youth athletic strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peres Amoran
India
Siutoker
Corrier
Edward Kenniston
Child
Rath
Mr. Kennistans
Eddie
Rockland
Fountain of Youth
Te Leing
Lotte
Summer nights bring moonlight drives and warm weather notes
Citizens report sultry afternoons with 110 degree sun and 83 shade as shops stay open late for Owl trade. A coal barge unloads 1059 tons of Woahontas coal while a local ball game and July 4 plans unfold. Members of the National League for Woman's Service display badges at the YMCA office. George Ames, longtime Alna resident, recalls work at Patten Oir Works and Hyde foundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard's
Baldwin
Pophasi
National League For Woman's Service
League
Y.M.C.A
George Ames
Alna
Patten Oir
T. W. Hyde
Hyde Foundry
Upper Water
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Harry Bartlett
Berlin
N.H
Warren Lowell
Bedford St
Gardiner
Bartlett
Elsie Lowell
Josephine Walker
Mrs. Walker
Josiah Walker
Young’s Hotel
Frank Walker
Big Munsey
Mohican
New London
Susie E. Durfee
Scituate
G. E. Noble
Asbury Cottage
Wilmore
R. G. Davenport
Neen
Highlands
Henry P. Caddy
Arlene Grace
Caddy
Catherine Powers
A. Lillian Leathers
Bates
Amesbury
Harriet M. Johnson
Amesbury High School
Miss Leathers
Ruth Johnson
Herbert L. Grinnell, Jr
Derry, N. H
New Hampshire
Wilson
Keyes
Mr. Grinnell
H. L. Gunn
Charles D. Clarke
William B. Harnden
Roxbury
BE. W. Larrabee
Metcalf
William B. Mussenden
F. D. Southard
Wiscasset
Portland Wednessay
Maine Coal Dealers’ Association
Dunstan’s
Larrabee
Minott Percy
Arlington
Percy Cottage
Popham Beach
D. T. Percy, Jr
Hospital Corps
D. T. Percy
George A. Percy
Marion White Moody
E. M. Jones
Corliss St
Stuart W. Webb
Prout’s Neck
Webb
Marcia Sewall
Harry T. Stetson
Middle St
Doris Stetson
Annie Torrey
Cony
Augusta
Joseph Torrey
W. Emery Chase
Bumkin Island
Mr. Chase
Marblehead
R. P. Ham
The
Times
Frank L. Staples
Cosmopolitan Club
Lower Middle St
Roberts
Staples
Bath City Hospital
Anna Morse
Irwin
Conn
Fred H. Kimball
Milton S. Kimball
Fred B. Reed
Robert Dunton
Camp Pyramid
Lily Bay
Gorham Normal School
Hope W. Sturtevant
E. F. Stackpole
White Mts
Mrs. Stackpole
Russ
Sunny Hill Farm
William Bell
Esther
Miss Sunight
Norfolk
Bell
Wilbur C. Oliver
Arthur Oliver
Dain Cottage
Pleasant Point
Walter Potter
Harold W. DeLong
John A. Lord
U. N
Annie Kimball
Harold DeLong
Fennessey Cottage
Hull Mass
Launcelot Stafford
Brooklyn, N. Y
Mr. Stafford
Susan N. Ballou
Edward B. Smith
Portlannd
Elsie M. Folsom
Tsariel M. Harmon
Deering Street
Morse
Wollaston
Maass
Emily
Pauline Potter Apent
Bay Point
Sanford L. Fogg
Sanford Fogg, Jr
J. Harry McLellan
Belmont
MacMahan
Jennie Sawyer
Verome
E. S. J. Nealley
Westport
Harry Nealley
Clare Eames
Mme Emma Eames de Gogorza
Sargent School
Miss Eames
the Inn
Allan Spear
Lewis Kirschner
Lou Msertfarrimann
Arthurtragan
Dreamland
Master Fordon T
Oldtown
Hall-Blackwood
Bride of Bath Tron
W. H. Sampson
Bath Iron Works
Sampson
Freedom Academy
Wheaton College
Washington Street
Tracy-Storer
Dodge
Curtis-Pearce
Lane
Babcock
Abo America
Tiv
Aviation Montreal Mondis
South End
Ferbert
Ladi Conley
Hier
Margaret Lexvi
Topsham
Marr's Hill
Anne
Miss Leavit
George Leasitt
Sunda
Stetson
Conley
Hihome
Leavitt
Heimer
John J. DesmondCo
Water Streets
Maine
Mre
A. F. Williams of
Phippsburs Center
Conney’s Specialty Store
Hirnnewel
Seach
Geapie Acadia Lodge
Kardits
Elencetendh Athive
Thurstior
Sunday Path
Corre
Ana
Lees
Daley
Tnt
Joe Hastie
Holness
Moreen
Rginia
Georgetown
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