Social Happenings of the Week in Bath and Nearby
Bath and surrounding towns see a flurry of visits from former residents and visitors. Notables include Miss Genevieve Kane visiting from Medford and Hugh P. Hughes speaking at the Bath Rotary on March 14 about Lloyd George. Local residents travel to Portland Lewiston and Boston for social events, work, or temporary stays, with new arrivals and a Bath baby added to the week’s notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Kane
Medford
Mass
Hugh P. Hughes
Wales
Yarmouth
Bath
Lloyd George
Hughes
Morse Indicted In Shipping Board Conspiracy Case
Charges allege Morse and associates conspired to defraud the Emergency Fleet Corporation of funds linked to Virginia Shipbuilding Corp. indictments name ex Treasury head McAdoo and attorney Gibbons for alleged false statements. Morse, paroled 1912 by Taft, had prior misappropriation conviction and TB risk. Shipping Board investigations to pursue government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipping Board
Fleet Corporation
United States
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Stuart G. Gibbons
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation
Morse
McAdoo
John Barton Payne
Virginia
Gibboney
Virginia Company
The
Gordon
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Livingstone
American National Bank
Washington and Old Dominion Railway
Taft
Atlanta
National Bank of North America
Lasker
Schlesinger
Department of Justice
Europe
Daugherty
Portland Friends and Visitors Noted Across the Week
Personal notes from Portland record several residents and visitors: H L Grinnell and Albert F. Austin died Wednesday in Portland. Charles W Clifford and family visited. Louis Easley and son Arthur attended the auto show. Senator Rupert W Baxter returns soon from California. William and Robert Cameron attended the auto show. Mrs Carrie Fuller moved to Brunswick for employment at A F Brehaut department store. Minott returned to Roxbury after business in Phipsburg. A group including L B Swett Hennesey Barker and Hennessey visited Ernestine Spencer in Chicago and she went to Arizona for health. M A Haraden W J OBrien M A Haggett and Lessie Mikelsky attended the McCormick concert in Portland. Keith Parris returned after a visit with grandparents A C Colby and Mrs Colby accompanied him home. Milton H Douglas named third member of local civil service examining board, replacing Harry Day. A son born to Mr and Mrs Walter Hart named Walter E Hart Jr at Fisher's court. Perley J Meserve bought Milton S Kimball’s residence. P B Maxon leading Department Theater Operations with Black New England Theaters left Bath for Waterville to visit Haines theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Percy
Walter Bowker
Portland
Seth Stewart
Carrie Fuller
Bruns Wick
A. F. Brehaut
Charles V. Minott
Roxbury
Phippsburg
Bath
L. B. Swett
W. H. Hennessey
Roberta Barker
Marguerite Hennessey
Ernestine Spencer
Chicago
Sumners
Winneyance
Arizona
M. A. Haraden
W. J. O'Brien
M. A. Haggett
Lessie Mikelsky
McCormick
Keith Parris
A. C. Colby
Washington Street
Perley J. Meserve
Milton S. Kimball
Frank Chandler
Mary E. Kimball
P. B. Maxon
Black New England Theaters
Crawford
Local Notes Brightens Bath with Visits and Moves
Walter Brown returns from Boston after grandmother Lizzie Brown’s death. Richard Baker of Worcester Academy visits family at 607 High Street. Women who christened government craft at Bath Iron Works met in Washington at the Wilne. Arthur Pinkham visits Nobleboro after staying with Aunt and Uncle Snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brown
Boston
Lizzie Brown
Richard Baker
Worcester Academy
Frederic W. Baker
High Street
Bath Iron Works
Washington
Wilne
Arthur Pinkham
Nobleboro
Ufiele
Charles C. Snow
Washington Street
Gertrude Fair
Gorham Normal School
F. A. Falt
Congress Shirt Co
Price
Lincoln Lodge
Ezra Groves
Front Street
H D. Lovell
Brunswick
Groves
Edith Merrill
Gray
Adelaide M. Chadbourne
Bath
William C. Chadbourne
Madelyn
Clara Noyes
Everett
Mass
Elmer Hodgkins
Middle Street
Noyes
Richmond
Beacon Street
Goodwin'se Mills
M. A. Harnden
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc
Maine Central Railroad
Friedrichs
Oak Street
Clarence WL. Flood
MacMillin Co
Flood
Melrose
Braintree
Bath and Vicinity News Log Warm Weather Dusts Off Winter State
Local ice buyers report water ice supplies while Felix Stinson of the American House visits from Bridgton. The Woolwich ferry ferries farmers, police hold three unclaimed sleds, and the schooner Snetind, rebuilt by Percy & Small, is chartered to haul lumber from Mobile to Boston at $10 per thousand. Maine Central touts special excursion rates. Bath Iron Works lights new oil furnaces for bending floor as bridge work advances. various local officials and residents random updates across Bath and Wiscasset regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Stinson
Oscar F. Thornton
Bridgton
Woolwich
North Edgecomb
Arrowsie
Snetind
Percy & Small
Mobile
Boston
Louis H. Veilleux
Internal Revenue Department
Wiscasset
Brunswick
Custom House
Maine Central
Bath Iron Works
Lincoln Bailey
Watson Frye Co
Wiscasset- Edgecomb Bridge
Pendleton Bros
Carleton
Wiscasset-Fdgecomb
Rockland Courier-Gazette
Bath
Knox County
Mabel Manning
Nazarene
W.C.T.U
Raymond GC. Humes
South Portland
Harold G. Brown
United States District Court
Portland
Arthur Chapman
M.C.A
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Frank P. Anderson
Paul Honstret
Charles Henderson
Lewiston
George Laselle
Rockland
Carrie F. Luce
Celia Solovich
Mrs. Alden Scott Specht
Watertown, Mass
Leah Green
Bates
Thrace W. Ward
Augusta
Harold
Gannett Publishing Co
Ella Chase
Lizzie Tackard
Fessenden Street
Joseph Gilbert
Samuel Levin
Bath Department Store
Rumford
Frances Mann
Edward H. Sempson
Prohibition
Seth May
Waterville
Edwin D. Hardin
State Congregational Society
William M. Temple
Mary
Portsmouth
N. H
George A. Cahill
F. J. D. Walsh
Belle Welch
N. M
Dorothy Silver
New London
George A. Dickinson
York Street
Mary Silver
Mrs. Dickinson
Mary Spear Morse
Clara E. Spear
Pear] Street
Arthur P. Wright
Miss Margaret
Harry Wright
Daniel Page
Texas Yard
Waldoboro
Alice Hartnett
Fred Hartnett
Harry Magoun
Haddonfield, N. J
Harry Day
G. M. Stinson
Ena Racknam
Alice Warman
Ruth Morgan
John McCormack
Harriet Johnson
Springfield
Ernest Johnson
A.A. Grimme
Laura Farnham
Texas Steamship Co
H. P. Emmons
Red Front
Whitefield
EF. Werrick
Dute
Fannie Fowley
Mr. Fewley
Will
John
T. J. Thrasher
Railway Mail Service of
Maine
Millard Eastman
Pittsburg
Newark
Richard Quick
New
Quick
Texas
New Orleans
Edward Sewauld
Alaska Packers’ Association
New York
Mary Lord
John A. Lord
Earl Street
Ethel Moody
Iva Hogan
Margaret Lord
Wilbur Hagan
Madelyn Emery
Albert
Colby
Julia Conley
Fred Lord of
Foster's Point
Chester T. Wallace of
John Moulton
Dummer Street
Amp
S. A. Evans
Cooper's Mills
Maude M. Cunningham
Somerville, Mass
Milton c. Trott
Fred B. Teeling
Maine Underwriters Assortation
Eunice Lyford
Texas Co
Mrs. Beckley
Samuel Beckley
Frank F. Southard
Frances
Mercantile Reference & Bond Co
Spokane
Charles FE. Brackley
DR. SuArey
Los Angeles
Clara Barbour
Union
Margaret Miller
Methuen
William Choate
Lower Washington Street
Reston
L. Hall
Waco
Hotel Phoenix
Frank Lamb
Canton
J. A. Merrill
Melville L. Rice
Harriet
Maine General Hospital
Harry FE. Cornish
Post Office Force
Mr. Cornish
Orin S. Lindsay
Court Street
Henry LeBron
James J. Thompson
West Bath
Mrs. Mae
O'Hara
Beulah McGinnis
Thomas Mateer
Miss Margaret QC
Leyden
Katherine McManus
Brookline
Louis PL
Desjardins
Lisbon Falls
Wallace H. White
West Point
University of Maine
Walter Chamberlain
N. E
Bath Choy
Navy Yard
Maurice Harnes
Clifton Street
F. M. Deering
Marwell Powers
Moan Iay
Peres Ofinte
Florida
Harry Johnson
George H. Johnson
Frank S. Adams
Bowdeinham
Dstt L Mill
Datelemsaix
William W. Choate
Dresden Mills
H. B. Eastman
Bessie Clifford
Carl Haskell
A. K. Parris
Percy Mitchell
Herbert Waterhouse
Marshall Purington
Rose Mains
William T. Foss
Julia Coombs
Carl Exton
Elizabeth E. Webber
Etta Huse
Martha Davis
Irving Trafant
J. F. McCole
Carroll Watson
John J. Lee
S. R. Percy
Howard FB. Johnson
Helen Decker
Milan Street
William Esmond of
Gardiner
Alice Reed
Topsham
Jason Reed
John J.“ Kavanaugh
Detroit
Mich
Chester McCabe
Lester G. Campbell
Henry M. Minott
EF. A. Rogers
N. T. Robbins
Farl L. Ham
Everett, Mass
James A. Ham
United Shoe Machinery Co
Goxston
San Francisco
I. B. Swett
Lewis, Lois
Frederic J. Patton
Snow Park
Business Trist
Baltimore
Marjorie Trott
Mrs
Alfred Trott
Isabelle Reed
Oakstreet
Norman Howard
Coombs House
Charles Henry Butler
Montsweag Farm
Washington, D. C
Cordenio A. Severance
American Bar Association
Charles Madden
Mechanic Street
Hattie Merrill
Arthur R. Chadbourne
Otto
Manchester
N. HL
Henry Campbell
Mrs. Carroll Deering
Edith Campbell
Morse High School
Damariscotta
Lincoln Academy
Peter A. Clinto
Alicia
West Palmeer Fla
Elwell S. Crosby
Deporte
John A. Lord, Jr
Annapolis
Joseph H. Carvill
RB. Johnson
the Home Bakery
Bangor
Oscar Thornton
FE. M. Holman
George Wilson
Max Cohan
Biddeford
Farnham
Frances E. Faxon
Edward H. Sawyer
EF. J. Wakefield
Herman L. Stover
Robert Roderick Winship
H. L. Grinnell
Albert F. Austin
Charles W. Clifford
Louis Easley
Arthur
Rupert W. Baxter
California
William
Robert Cameron
Jane
Morse High
Mer L. Farnham Co
Arkansas
Isaiah King
Popham
Sabine
Doris Brown
Elizabeth Gray
Robert Bloom
Warren Oliver
Edwin Golden
Todd's Bay
Georgetown
Trenton
N. J
Joseph T. Sewall
Mark W. Sewall
Liberty Paper Co
New York City
Clinton D. Wilson
Thompson Bros
Hiallowell Rogers
Opera House
Agnes Ayres
Wanda Hawley
Lionel Barrymore
Clara Kimbald Young
Paris
Eugene O'Brien
Board of Registration
City Hall
Vath
Chester S. Kingsley
Arthur E. Bishop
Harry Coombs
Margaret Wishart
City OF
Board of Education
Albert J. Grassy
John E. Burkhardt
North Street