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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1925

Page

2

Social Happenings of the Week in Bath

Social notes from Bath recount a long maritime-tinged week with visits by Mr and Mrs Thomas Gibbons and PT H McCarty aboard the Alan sailing Havana Kingston Port Antonio and Panama City. Local residents attend teas visits and family events while diverse Bath figures are named in lively vignettes of social life.

Thomas Panama City Havana New York

Mrs H. C. Conley Attends Aunt Funeral in Gardner

Mrs. H. C. Conley traveled to Gardner Massachusetts on Wednesday to attend the funeral of her aunt Mrs. M. C. Robinson.

8. H. Conley Gardner, Mass M. C. Robinson

Winnegance Beats Woodmen in Tuesday Night Interclub

Winnegance Community club defeated the Modern Woodmen at the community house to move into second place, winning seven of ten tables and narrowing the path to a first place tie with the Knights of Columbus. The Eagles remain third with three games left, while Woodmen and Baxters face remaining matches. The league race tightens with three weeks to go as players and standings shift amid a social postgame hour.

Winnegance Community Club Woodmen Eagles Winnegiunce Winnegance Knights of Columbus Knights The Winntegance Baxters American Legion Nlaxters P.C. Knights of Columbus Winnegance Sevens Faplenaitee Sted Oarer Ray T'hivers Plingers A. Morse Comean Malcohn R. Bowie Webber F. Bowie Purington S— Woodmen Morse Knight Eaton H

Woodmen Take Lead Fight in Interclub League

In Wednesday night action the Modern Woodmen beat the American Legion to climb to second place, threatening Knights of Columbus. Knights 6-2, Woodmen 5-3, each with two games left. Tie rules may decide final standings. Eagles and Winneganee Community rub battle for third Monday night. Social hour followed, with Woodmen hosting.

Woodmen American Legion Knights of Columbus Legion Knights Eagles Winneganeee Community Woodmen Legion Jenkins Rogers Rice

Knights Win Interclub League Showdown

Knights of Columbus strengthened their lead in the Interclub League by defeating the American Legion 4 to 2 Monday night at the Legion clubhouse. A social hour and refreshments followed as six organizations enjoyed a successful season with the league set to close in late March barring postponed games or tiebreakers.

Legion The

Bath social notes and club gatherings recount local life

Mrs Everett Peaslee moves to Lewiston for Peck Co. shift after leading a Bath department. Rev Joseph Moulton and wife in Maine plan weekend in Bath. Bath Graduate Nurses hostesses at City hospital. Ina Small and Stella Dillowf to host next. Capt Freeman assumes command of the USS Steel Explorer, sailing April for South America with wife Marion Freeman visiting New York. Col Dummer Sewall DAR committee tacks a quilt for Opportunity Farm. rummage sale planned for March. Agnes Burnham hosted sixteenth birthday with friends and Vietrola. garden auction party at Mrs Shaughnessy yields prizes. Orvis Bonney earns 100 percent in Kelvinator course, to begin duties April 1 in White Plains. David A Young celebrates second birthday with family and friends at grandparents’ home.

Everett Peaslee Lewiston Peck, & Co Bath Joseph 3 Ina A. Small Stella Dolloff William R. Freeman Philadelphia Freeman New York South America Marion Hill W. DD. Willes Charles E. Brown Brown Bowdoinham Agnes Burnham Leo Huff Icy Peters Harriet Peters Nettie Jeddrey Mary Hart Emma Hiardy Helen Safford Doris Leavitt Eleanor Millett Edith Burnham Fletcher Harford George Vaisley Jack Wilson Seth Snipe E. Burnham Helen Shaughnessy Washington Street Rose Snap Dragon Anderson Sweet Williams Andrews Buttercup Jonquil Currie Myrtle Pansy Kimball Columbine Kingsley Lily Bachelor Button Legro Luebell Larkspur Percy Daisy Pussywillow Sewall Violet Poppy Sewall Ragged Robin Shaughnessy Orvis Bonney Weston L. Bonney White Plains N. Y Kelvinator Electric Refrigerating Co Bonney Detroit P. W. Orvis David A. Young Nate Young David N. Heald Oak Street Harold Cutting Mildred James Knight James, Jr John Burgon Nellie George Goodwin Dolly Alvin Cass Jack F. F. Tobey Howard Norman Evelyn and Alice Young

Mrs Daisy McCabe Rites Planned At Home

Mrs Daisy B McCabe 45 wife of Alderman Chester H McCabe Ward 6 died Wednesday noon at 24 Milan Street after a nine day illness She was born in Bath daughter of John H Stover and lived in the city an attendee of Wesley Methodist Church She leaves husband a daughter Dorothy a son Chester H McCabe Jr a brother Nathanial Stover of Bath five sisters and the funeral is set for Friday at two at her home Also noted is the Tuesday Evening club gathering at the home of Mrs Morin on Winter Street Tuesday night

Harry A. Beals Mechanic Street Pal Wall FE. Lewis Wall Leland Plummer Mary George Wallace Sis Hopkins Fred Teeling Frank Shepard Mother Goose Frank Daley Charles Madden Scott Tibbetts Eva Atwood Sewing Circle Genesta Oless Washington Street Frank Farrin Highland Street William Hosmer Edward, Cornish Abner Johnson Willian Hosmer Edward Cornish Fannie Thurlow M. J. Donnell Henry J. Healey Teelmont Mass Bath Mrs. Healey Boston Malvina Betts Frank A. Small James A. Damson Augusta Ralph ©” Brewster Charles S. Brown Kennebec Bridge Kathleen McAllister Maine Seprance Brewster John B. Crosby Tantheon Club Andress Road Bruce H. M. White Carl C. Anderson Elizabeth Robbins Herrold Robbins Whipp Street Kittery Monday Evening Club Universalist Church Wellington Moore Harry Beals George Jay McFadden Boston University of Art George Copeland Copeland Texas Steamship Co Dorothy Coombs Philathen Corliss Street Church Cherry Street Forest Acres Stearns Guise First Baptist Church Davis Hatch Green Street Hatch E. B. Arnold Myra Arnold Hunter Daisy B. McCabe Chester H. McCabe Milan Street John H. Stover Wesley Methodist Church Dorothy Chester H. McCabe Jr Nathanial Stover Annie M. Snow Richmond John L. Wilson R. H. Willis Gardiner Preston Farrar Harry F. Morin Robert B. Dee Eomes Winter Street Jennie FE. Litchfield Wiscasset Lawrence B. Greenwood Dresden Raymond Fellows WHN New York Colonial Club Orchestra of WEEI

Notes of Interest to Bath People

Muddy country roads worsen with rain and frost as fishermen prepare gear for spring. Bath and neighboring towns report new ventures, including a steamship craft nearing completion at Bath Iron Works, a Fitchburg chamber of commerce forming, and various local improvements. A Ford stolen on Front Street prompts police search.

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