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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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
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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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Catherine Costain
Portland
Cmery Pendleton of
A. T. Harrington
Parker's Head
M. Moore
Robert
Perry A. Colby
Sarah Colby
Colby
Neponset
William Yerkes
Isaac Mann
Shipping Board
Henry W. Owen
Marjorie Eb, Bailey
Kimball
Marguerite Robert
Jane Crammond
City Hospital
Vis- Sheri
Mieriteys
Wesley Shaw
Porthind Rendering Co
Porthind
Pauline Wiggins
Woolwich
Mrs. Loring Souie Murphy's
Joseph Noves
David Bertram
William L. Skelton
Bath Trust Co
Skelton
High Street
Susan Ballou
Miss Ballou
H. W. R. Stafford
Queens
L. J
Harry T. Dar
Carl Cl Anderson
Matthew Clark
Middle Street
Niagara Falls
John DB. Crosby
Harry J. Day
Dunlap Hatch
Bernard Plummer
Leony Brown
Breton Ayer
Duiney
Fore River Ship & Engine O
Everett Rice
Amory Troughton
University of Maine
Galen CL. Moses
Frank W. Carlton
Sagadahoe County
Kennebec
Carlton
Blaine Mansion
Maxine Walker
Walker
Anmista
HW. E. Robbins
Cumberland Light & Power
South Porthind
Edward Cliney
William J Seswall
Arthur Sewall
William Bo Srenin
Frank al Southard
Poston
Virginia Palmer
Orono
Edwin R. Andrews
Andrews Road
W. Scott Tibbetts
Frank J. Snow
Frank, Jr
Fred EB. Oliver
Robinson's Lane
Mr. Snow
Rupert M. Mack Augusta
Charles J. Donnell
Tientsin
China
Bowdoin College
Frank W. Parris
North End
J. A. J. Waddell
Kennebeck River
R. S. Moore
King Tavern
Ous
Dr. Waddell
Charles TW. Cahill
Byron F. Parker
Edmund. Syriggs
Willian V. Percy
Owen J. Ledyard
BE. Motley Fuller
Hotel Touraine
Herbert Worrey
Othe City Hospital
Fred A. Fuller
Plant Street
Marston House
Washington and
Oak Streets
Nellie Johnston
Pawtucket
R. L
Charles FE. Ervine
Alonzo W. Curtis
William S. Shorey
First National Bank
Arthur Randall
Walter Yule
William Yule
Upper
Mr. Yule
Florida
Lewis Berry
Carl P. Dudley
Vortland
Allan Farrell
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp
Quincey, Mass
Leslie Fowles
Dexter Fowles
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
St. Michael's Church
Auburn
Athana Congdon
Mrs
William Congdon
Bruce Street
Clifford Madden
Worth
Charles H. Madden
Mediicnic Street
Williams Whitney
North Street
Arthur Sampson
Arthur Lemont
Frank Leimont
John Taylor
Sarah Termond
Lewis I. Brown
St. Barnabas Hospital
Newark
N. J
Clarence Johnson
Summerstree
League of Central Church
Edith Savage
Ruby Curtis
Lucy Pike
Annie Downey
Emma Small
Topsham
S. John H. Southerland of
David A. Reed
Thwing’s Point, Woolwich
W.it. Voorhees
Eleanor
Mr. Voorhees
Washington, D. C
George T. Cutting
Bangor
Maine Central Railroad
Mr. Cutting
Jangor
Samuel Lancaster
Brigham’s Cove
Fred Lewis
Rockland
N. Gratz Jackson
He. M. Orr
Kenneth
Frank Nedean
Frank
Loraine
Nedean
Charles W. Kingsbury
Harold F. Holbrook
F. Holbrook
Guthrie Center
Omaha
Neb
WOAW
Preble Toothaker
A. Oliver Higgins
Winnegance T
Bates W. Arsenault
McCutaheon
M. Arsenault
J.P. Morse Gallant O. C. Parryt
Boyce Winhekante
Bid Whist
Allegrin
Stover
J. G. Morse
A. Gallant Woodmen
Ntinnepance
Jordan Tedford M. Morse
F. Gallant Woodmen
Winneganee
Knighirs Féinlayers
Ace
Perry McCabe
Rogers Knights Legion
J. Burgess Hagan
Petit Bontin Legion
Clancy
Crane BE
Arsenault
Brown Knights
Cribbage
Come and Worrey AL Arsenault Crooker
Tedford Crocker
Worrey Legion
Hagan Stover Stickney Legion
Babinet Coombs
Bath Iron Works
Poartion
New York State
Aneaie
Fitchburg
State Armory
Joseph A. Low
Falulah Paper Co
Annie F. Kimball
Fred A. D.venport
Wakefield
Salvation Army
A. H. Shaw
Front Street
George W. Dean
Pear Street
Horatio Hall
Capt. Hall
Express
California
T. H. Soule Shipyard
South Freeport
Sonle
Clifton Armstrong
Linden
Semaet
Five Islands
Arrowsic Bridge
Blaisdell
Main River
Aldermanié Chamber
Spic and Span
Child
Council Chamber
City Council
Dean
New City Government
Wes
Know Maine
Bath Grain Co
Je Rd
N. A. Cushman
Sebasco
New Meadows
Cushman
Thornton Burgess
Parker Head
E. Randall Leonard
Big City
Leonard
Col. Dammer Sewall
Order
Washington
Ernest A. Allan
Bethlehem
Leonice B. Morse
Path
William Willes
Cathance
Charles Brown
Phippsburg
Wopham Beach
Sebasco Estates
Williams. Kenyon
Kenyon