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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1919

Page

4

Marriage of Sarah Jeannette Briscoe's daughter in New York

Cards announce the marriage of Sarah Jeannette Briscoe to Maj. Michard Stearns Fuller U S A at St John the Divine in New York City on February 8. Fuller, son of W O Fuller of Rockland and Bowdoin alumnus, has rapid military progress and wide Bath connections praise him.

Tient Briscoe Sarah Jeannette Michard Stearns Fuller Cathedral of St. John the Divine New York City Maj. Fuller W. O. Fuller Rockland Courier- Gazette Bowdoin Dick” Fuller Bath

Amateur Minstrels Gazes Crowded Central Church Chapel

Central church chapel was crowded Monday night as the amateur minstrels performed by the choir. The program pleased a large audience praised for its cleverness and credit to director John Shaw for preparation and rehearsal. Galen E Ward found long lost skates after storing them at Larrabee grocery six years earlier. Eighteen friends of Miss Marion Worrey celebrated her birthday at her parents home on 1287 Washington Street with games magic ice cream and gifts including a gold watch and roses recorded from her family and friends.

Sedgewick Post VT. W. Hyde Camp Sons of Veterans Sarah Cutting America K. Hilton Post George Washington Abraham Lincoln Theodore Roosevelt Corp Bertram Crocker Crocker ad _ind Lillian Clancy Genesta Corliss A. L. Corliss Cynthia Rogers Katherine Thompson Wilbur Oliver Littles Stanley Hintch Leonard Litchfield Edward Bridgham Dorothy Ham Thelma Deering Edith Thompson Mary Kenney Russell Kenney Demerise Renaud First Baptist Church Marion Jearson Willow Street Mildred Bates Milton Mass Central Church Chapel John Shaw Galen E. Ward Larrabee Galen Marion Worrey Herbert BE. Worrey Washington Street Morse High Erke Miss Worrey John Pétergon Kelley, Spear Co

Social Roundup Skims Bath and Nearby Communities

A crowded sequence of social events spans Bath and surrounding towns. Hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Miller Jr in Roslindale Massachusetts, with guests from Sagadahoc County and New London Connecticut.Activities include dances, engagements, teas, and visit notes featuring aviator Sumner Sewall, clerks’ party for Anne Lynch, Dirigo club’s electricity study, and various visits, births, and travel reports among local families and officials.

Daniel Miller, Jr Roslindale Mass Sagadahoe County I. H. Sparks John Malcolm Helen Malcolm Percy Miller Lester Miller Herbert Malcolm New London Conn Dirigo Club William F. Plummer, Jr Capt. Plummer High and Park Streets

Social notes from Quincy area and surrounding towns

Miss Clara Coombs hosted a Wednesday tea for Mrs Edwin Dodge Mardin with pink and white decorations and sweet peas. Several local residents were noted for birthdays lectures travels marriages and professional pursuits including Adelbert Stickney's overseas return and Mme Gogorza's New York recital plans.

Clara Coombs Edwin Dodge Mardin Harry W. Tucker Alfred L. Tar

Bath Citizen Roundup of Local News and Notes

Bath residents report social visits from Augusta Portland and Brunswick, upcoming Morse High Phi Rho events, icehouse work on the Kennebec, farm sales and new crops, dog and rat observations, a whiskey seizure, storms and clock troubles, and community happenings from Fishers to city streets.

Phi Rho Society Morse High

Fire damages Express office and dwelling at 6 Front Street

Fire about 8 20 am Friday endangered the American Railway Express Co. office due to a defective chimney. Flames spread between ceiling and floor of an adjacent suite above causing water and smoke damage to the hall and living room at 6 Front Street occupied by Alvah Mitchell. Firemen quickly controlled the blaze after using substantial water and chemicals. no packages burned. The express company will use King Tavern sample rooms during repairs. building owned by Dr. Robert C. Hannigen.

American Railway Express Co The American Express Front Street Alvah Mitchell Itfrom

Freedom of the Seas Topic Set for Open Forum

Raymond Garfield Gettell will speak at the Red Triangle Open Forum on Sunday afternoon his topic is The Freedom of the Seas. He is a former Bates College professor now at Amherst College and has taught at Trinity College. He has served in Washington with the United States shipping board and written books on political science.

Raymond Garfield Gettell Gettell Bates College Amherst College Trinity College Washington United States Chipping Board

Bath Driving Club Races Planned on Mill Pond Saturday

The Bath Driving club schedules races Saturday afternoon at two on Mill pond. Class A features Nina Belle and Dawn driven by Nash and Dunton, while Blanche W. led by Belanger is out due to a recent injury. A timing mix up credited Queen Irene with a 32 second mile, but the record should belong to Blanche W.

Bath Driving Club Mill Pond O. B. Nash Nina Belle Arthur J. Dunton Dawn Leon Belanger Blanche W Queen Irene Harold Grove Pacer

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A compact notation item listing initials and a number, likely a column or voting reference, appears as a fragment from a newspaper page. Context is unclear but reads as a short labeled entry with multiple initials and the figure 8.

A Year of Health Protection for State Counties

A House document No 22 proposes a trained Health Officer for every county with full-time service. State Health work funding is set at 12 cents per person. Maine Anti Tuberculosis Association urges readers to contact their representative in August to support the bill.

Auguste Maine

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