West Bath notices of social events and school vacation
A Bath snow shoe party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William A. Brown. many local residents attend. Schools in town will close Friday for a two week vacation amid a very mild winter term. Various guests visit Bath area homes, hospital admissions, remodeling plans for local schools, Red Cross meeting, and local residents’ comings and goings are noted.
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Bath
William A. Brown
Arthur Baum
Sadie Black
Evelyn Oliver
Lilie Cahill
Charlotte Cooke
Walter Day
Linwood Wyle
Brown
Edward Drake
George W. Jewett
Campbell's Pond
Marion Parington
Gorham Normal School
Miles Purington
Elmer Rich
Northath
City Hospital
Eleanor Bates
Madelyn Noyes
Clara Noyes
Everett
Mass
Fred Duren
Richmond
James EB. Perry
Silvey
Meadowbrook
Samuel F. Bates
Sabine
Fred King
Brunswick
Ring
Fred Higgins
Joseph W. Larrabee
FE. W. Haggett
Elmer Craig
Craig
Joseph Groves
Marguerite Williams
Annie Ridley
Florence Neiley
E. W. Haggett
J. M. Lemont
Murray Brewer
Fred D. Winter
Concord
Malden
Walter Larrabee
J. C. Larrabee
Harold Allan
Smith
Lowell
Littlefield
Allan
George Jewett
Walter T. Brown
John Riley
Fenton Moore
E. R. Brown
Henry Brown
Auburn
Weston Winter
The
Red Cross
John Bryant
Bowdoinham
West Bath
Fred Gerrish and
Vine Street
Appreciation for Joshua F. Upton at The Independent
An obituary tribute from Lillian M. Leonard of Bath dated February 28, 1922. The letter remembers Joshua F. Upton as a man of high integrity, cheerful disposition, and strong courage who inspired colleagues in the printing business and left lasting memories with friends and associates.
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the Independent
Joshua F. Upton
Lillian M
Leonard
Bath
Bath Man Assists Legion Minstrels
Bath residents attended the Brunswick Legion minstrels with Mr and Mrs Harry Foote Mr and Mrs H T Passmore Mr and Mrs Jack Shaw among the audience Town hall was packed the show a financial success Barton Crawford Arthur Stanwood Ernest Stanwood and George Moses led performances The Old Town Hall skit drew laughs George A Crockett of Bath directed the show John Shaw of Bath chorister ensuring up to date choruses
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Harry Foote
H.T. Passmore
Jack Shaw
Bath
Brunswick Legion Minstrels
Town Hall
Barton Crawford
Arthur
Ernest Stanwood
Old Town Hall
George Moses
George A. Crockett
John Shaw
Ladies Aid Elect Officers at People's Baptist Meeting
At the annual Ladies Aid gathering in the church vestry, officers were elected: Mrs. Percy Moody as president, Mrs. George Cressey as first vice president, Mrs. Chester Aderton as second vice president, Mrs. Fred King as third vice president, Mrs. H. H. Feere as secretary, and Mrs. William Jack as treasurer. Reports indicated all bills paid and a substantial sum turned over to the church treasury.
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Ladies Aid of People’s Baptist Churea
Percy Moody
George Cressey
Chester Aderton
Fred King
H. H. Feere
William Jack
Frank Johnson 87 Apothecary Pioneer Dies in Westerly
News of the death of Frank Johnson aged 87 from Westerly Rhode Island notes he was the original Johnsons Anodine Liniment maker and a Maine apothecary veteran in Wiscasset Boothbay Harbor and Brunswick. He is survived by sister Mrs Sh D Haley brother Fred of Gardiner and son Dr Harry Johnson Westerly. Maj William R Kimball president of the Trustees of the Orphans Home attended Augusta for state purchasing agents meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
Westerly
R. I
Johnson
Maine
Wiscasset
Boothbay Harbor
Brunswick
Gardiner
Sh. D. Haley
Fred
Harry Johnson
Yes
William R. Kimball
Trustees of the Orphans Home
Augusta
Phippsburg Faces Town Meeting After J F Upton Death
Phippsburg town talk centers on upcoming annual meeting and how the death of Joshua F. Upton reshapes politics. Re‑electing the current selectmen is likely due to debt reduction and lower taxes, with multiple names floated for potential candidates including George C. Pease and Herbert W. Cutting. Additional notes discuss road commissioner prospects, local deaths, illnesses, and residents traveling to Bath, Portland, or Boston for business or funerals.
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Joshua F. Upton
George C. Pease
Herbert W. Cutting
George A. Oliver
Charles H. Cutting
Martin Wyman
Abner Co. Johnson
Johnson
West Point
John G. Morse
Morse
Boston
George (. Pease
Pease
J. F. Upton
Fred A. Oliver
Oliver
Upton
Mr. Goton
Funeral Rites Held for Joshua E F Upton at Witneganee
Funeral services for Joshua E F Upton were held at his Witneganee home in Phippsburg on Wednesday afternoon at one. Rev. Charles Myron Tobbs of Grace Church led the service. A large crowd from the community joined neighbors, Dromore Grange, and Solar Lodge of Masons, with floral tributes from his organizations and former employers. Attending mourners included Herbert W. Cutting Charles Low James E. Perry and Winfield W. Morse.
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Joshua EF. Upton
Witneganee
Phippsburg
Charles Myron Tobbs
Grace Church
Dromore Grange
Solar Lodge of Masons
The
Times and American Sentinel
Bath Enterprise
Herbert W. Cutting
Charles (, Low
James E. Perry
Winfield W. Morse
Dresden News Recap of Local Family Happenings
Lawrence Soule stays with aunt Mrs Stella Siegars. HW V Lilly died Wednesday in Wis casset. Kimball returns home to Biren point Sunday after caring for Mrs Eugene Martin. Liawence Southard returns from Wortland after Rye Infirmary treatment. Mrs Stearns visits friend Mrs Maude Wharf. Mrs John Lilly and son Herbert visit Edith Lilly. Miss Mary Siegars returns from Westport. Dorothea Clancy works for Mrs Eugene Martin. F V Carleton family visits in Wisconsin on Wednesday.
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Lawrence Soule
Stella Siegars
HW. V. Lilly
Wiscasset
Kimball
Birenpoint
Eugene Martin
Liawence Southard
Wortland
Rye
Stearns
Maude Wharf
John Lilly
Herbert
Edith Lilly
Mary Siegars
Westport
Dorothea Clancy
F. V. Carleton
Kicked by a Mule Injures Bath Family Youth
Friends of Mro and Mors ton Aviz formerly of Bath now of Youngs burg Aviz regret an accident to their youngest son Ehri bert who was kicked in the face by a mule. He lay in bed two weeks and is not yet recovered. The mule’s behavior was not observed due to it being not seen.
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Mro
Morston
Bath
Youngsburg
Aviz
Ehibbert
Pinson
Burnham Dunton
Dunton
William Stewart
Preston Haskell
Traskell
Vinson
Stewart
Bowdoin Man Killed In Roma Disaster Remembered In Bath
Lieut Harold K Hine of Dedham Mass one of the victims in the Roma explosion was a Bowdoin College class of 1911 member and Beta Theta Pi and Deutcher Verein member. He was a Bath visitor often and son of Roderick W Hine. Born Norwich Conn Feb 26 1891 he lived in Dedham after schooling and joined the Aviation Corps in 1917 rising to first lieutenant. He had ties to Brunswick High School principal Phillip Kimball and Prof Philip W Meserve and left a brother Paul and sister Grace Hine.
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Harold K. Hine
Dedham
Mass
Bath
Bowdoin College
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Deutcher Verein
Phillip H. Kimball
Brunswick High School
Philip W. Meserve
Bowdoin
Bridgeport
Conn
Aviation Corps
Brooks Field
San Antonio
Tex
Arcadia
Calif
Langley Field
Paul
Hampton Roads
Grace Hine
Florida
Upton death prompts town treasurer duties and local notices
In Winnegance Henry Upton acts for his late brother J F Upton to close the treasurer’s books and prepare town reports. Edwin C Upton arrives from St Stephens College to aid his ill father. Various local updates include farming, attendance, quarantine for scarlet fever, and club events with pitch contests and meetings.
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J. F. Upton
Henry Upton
Charles A. Hunt Hose Company
Edwin C. Upton
St. Stephens College
Anandale
Hudson, N. Y
Harry Blaisdell
Morse Farm
the Reach
Harry C. Williams
Thatcher Pinkham
Vine Street
Bath
George Merritt
George Dennison
Freeport
George Cutting
Ray Campbell
Hannigen
Guy Wickerson
Brunswick
Frank Allegrin
John TD. Rogers
Dromore
Walter C. Perry
Augustus Small
Sybil Houdlette
Dresden
Charles T. Small
Norman Smith
Richmond
Willard Cromwell
Portland
Harold Rogers
Parker
Eleanor Bowie
Arthur Brown
Oleg C. Perry
Perry
John G. Morse
Boston
Misses Club
Abram C. Oliver
Menu
State Library
Mrs Margaret Hamilton Dies in Houlton at 84
Mrs Margaret Hamilton aged 84 died Thursday in Houlton after a short illness at her son Cecil G Miamilton's home. Her body will be taken to Woodstods New Brunswick for burial. She is survived by three sons William W of Bath Charles and Cecil G of Houlton.
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Rodney Wyman
West Point
N. W. Eaton
Willian A. Butler
Dunning
Henry M. Heald
Bath
Leo Paradis
William Bowie
Parker Head
Paradis
Eleanor Bowie
Helena Bowie
Charles L. Knight
Portland
N. F E. Cleaves
Squirrel Point
C. L. Knight
C. J. Treat
The
Basin
Ruth Morrison
Margaret Hamilton
Houlton
Cecil G. Miamilton
Woodstods
N. B
William W
Charles
Cecil G
Cahill Highest Point Winner In Interclass Meet
George A Cahill captain of Morse High School track led the seniors to overall victory at the annual interclass indoor meet held at the YMCA gym. Cahill won the 70 yard dash low hurdles 440 yard run and placed in other events earning 14 points. Norman McCabe Mark Gediman and Shirley Povich also posted top finishes as Cahill narrowly topped the sophomores in total points.
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George A. Cahill
Cahill
Norman McCabe
William Stewart
Mark Gediman
G. A. Cahill
Shirley Povich
Clifford Madden
Owen Wallace
George Acheson
Byron Spinney
Gordon Harrington
Carl Pinson
Hallowell Rogers
Vincent Whalen
Burnham Dunton
Elford Stover
Elmer McFarland
James Hanson
Lewis Pooler
Carl Vinson
William Bucklin
Raymond Small
Alden Denham
Morse High
Y.M.C.A
Thompson Bros
Donnell Carr
Gediman
Vovich
Povich
Acheson
Spinney
McFarland
Shirley Vovich
Small
Bill Stewart
Howard Brower
Sophomores Gain Edge in Relay Races and Finals
In a varsity relay meet the sophomores defeated the freshmen with every sophomore gaining on the lead. McCabe had a weak start but Bucklin steered him to the finish. The seniors and sophomores race ended with honors decided.
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McCabe
Bucklin
Invincibles Triumph Over Indians In Rough Cup Tilt
Stan Kingsbury’s Invincibles defeated the Winnegance Indians 28 to 14 in a hard foul filled game. Curran led scoring with four baskets in the second period, giving the Invincibles a 20 to 14 edge after three quarters. Talbot and Marks were the only Indians to score in the final period amid injuries and bumps.
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Stan
Slam
Burns
Rough basketball clash with Indians as Invincibles edge win
A rough basketball game ends with the Indians trailing as Cap. Stan fouls three times and Jerry Gilmore manages the officiating. The Invincibles push ahead with a 18 point surge in the late periods, while refs and scorers are noted for their roles.
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Indians
Cap
Stan
Jerry Gilmore
Jerry
Hip Fracture Suffered by Mrs George Williams
Mrs George Williams 85 a resident of the Old Ladies home was taken to City hospital Thursday after slipping and fracturing her right hip in a fall. Dr E M Fuller attended her.
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George
Victoria) Williams
Old Ladies’ Home
City Hospital
Williams
E. M. Fuller
Hes
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Ruth Eaton
Nathan Eaton
Sebasco
Sydney Coffee
Bath Man
Legion Minstrels
People's Ladies Aid
Lewison
Waterville
Batk
Center Street
Harold Hine
Norway Mepicinz Co
Norway
Vincent Whaen
Harry E. Thompson
David Alkazin
Clinton D. Wilson
James Lester Morse
Merritt A. Ferguson
Peter Olinto
Raymond W. Hayward
Arthur LB. Scott
Arthur G. Oliver
Walter Lyden
John Hayes
Invincibles
Winnegance
Ig Sa
Antes
Tobe Yy Oda
Otela Tate
Cus
Paleteteh
Bingesburg Sig Sts Oes Coeus
Meilen Beer Wicgid Eischerahn Ereksmaet
Blerdom Iter
Dtenemi
Gilmore
Pinkham
New Englanders
New York State
Grippe
Dr. True
J.P
Atwood
L.F
Medicine CO
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