Social Happenings of Bath Amid Town Events
Bath social news highlights weddings visits and gatherings. Notables include Miss Pauline Wani and Kepnerch Nelson wedding in Dorchester with Bath ties. Lt. Lorall Sewall promoted and touring camps. Judge J J Keegan assisting with draft files. several Bath residents visiting family in Maine and Massachusetts.
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Ethel Totrean
Josephine Croesman
Baston
Pauline Waiati
Kepnerch Nelson
Dorchester
Omarrigsge
Miss Miott
Mars
Otis Elliott
Bath
Mr. Nelson
J. J. Keegan
Auburn
Tewiston
Portland
Fairmouth
Mrs. Proctor Pugin Hosts Cosmopolitan Club Auction
A Bathe region social at the Cosmopolitan Club featured eleven tables of auction bridge with prizes for first and consolation. The event celebrated Mrs. Tagan's birthday, with teas and cakes served by Misses Marion Hill and Frances Lord.
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Donald Binck
Thomas B. Binck
Washington Street
Peter Rebbit
John
Percival Black
Harriet
Sertha Lord
Margery Temnont
Marilla Mover
John and
Marion
Donald Black
Mrs Gatcombb and daughter return after visit
Mrs Gatcombb nee Hazel Edes and her daughter Martha return to Everett Massachusetts after a two weeks visit with her uncle Mason. Arthur Pike hears of his mother Mrs Jonathan Pike's death in Livermore Falls at the home of her daughter Mrs John Vining 192 Summer Street Auburn Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gatcombb
Hazel Edes
Martha
Everett
Mass
Mason
Arthur Pike
Jonathan Pike
Livermore Falls
John Vining
Summer Street
Auburn
Sale of Watson Frye Co site to Reed for 11000
Scott Frye owned the burned site sold Saturday afternoon to Fred B. Reed for 11000 with out of town partners. Dr. William J. Rouse noted his mother Mrs E A W Rouse learned millinery from Charles Farnham's mother in Bath.
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Willian J. Teayke
Baston
Ath
van Dy
Reuse
Texas
Bath
Dr Rouse
Scott Frye
Watson Frye Co
Fred B. Reed
William J. Rouse
E. A. W. Rouse
Charles Farnham
Broad Street
Long Wharf
Charles Wilkinson
Bath News Briefs Highlight Local Doings and War Talk
Local residents travel and visit relatives across Bath East Boothbay and Portland. notable items include Emilio de Gogorza's Bath concert plans and Army Navy connections. Veterans and workers report returns from Boston New York and Philadelphia while shipyard activity and a recent amputation surgery are noted.
Engineer Silas Pembroke Visits Bath After 19 Years
Silas Pembroke, once a Spring street resident, returned to Bath for a day thanks to his navy assignment in Portland. He toured the town over the weekend, noting many changes and few familiar faces from his former days.
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Brent Keizer
Tim O
Perth
Rock Tand
Pas
Eater
Frank
Sebago
Bath
Thomas WW. Merse
Perry
Miss Day
Pibberton
Roe
Mae Merse
Green Street
Alameda
Silas Pembroke
Spring Street
Navy
Portland
Idaho Superdreadnought Commissioned at Camden Navy Yard
The Idaho, largest fighting ship afloat, was commissioned Monday at Camden New Jersey. Rear Admiral Charles F. Hughes, Bath native, sent the receipt through Captain Kaiser to Nath man Harry A. Magonn. Hyde Windlass Co. supplied machinery. Captain Vogelgesang read Secretary Daniels orders naming him to command. The ship will head to Philadelphia for more equipment before its maiden voyage.
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Bath
Idaho
Camden
N. 3
United States Navy
Charles F. Heughes
Fourth Naval District
L. A
Kaiser
Harry A. Magonn
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
George M
Philadelphia Navy Yard
New York
Captain Parks Named Leader for Son’s Shipyard Venture
Alonzo B. Parks of Bathman is named captain by the Panama City Pilot as he builds a four masted schooner launched by Gulf Shipbuilding Co in Millville Fla. The Ville de Dixmude launch earns praise for Parks and St Andrews Bay shipyards.
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Panama City
Alonzo B. Parks
Gulf Shipbuilding Co
Millville
Fla
Mr. Parks
Bath
M. CC. Keith
United Fruit Co
Sherman Lumber Co
Ville de Dixmude
St. Andrews Bay
Capt Parks
Justice Morrill rules city offices illegal under Maine law
Justice John A Morrill of the Maine Supreme Court rules that Lewiston city council orders creating a matron of the poor office a sealer of weights and measures and a fire department pension plan require legislative approval. The decision holds that city charter changes must come before the state legislature. The story notes upcoming steamboat plans on the Kennebec and Bath routes and a trip by Charles W. Clifford Jr. from the Boston auto show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A Morrill
Supreme Court of
Maine
Lewiston
Justice Morrill
Morvill
Loewisten Sun
Joseph N. L'Heureux
Napoleon H. Hamel
Board of Fire Commissioners
Morrill
Bath News Roundup Highlights Lively City Life
Police found Josefa Kozlowskas unconscious beside Water street and jailed him for the night. Shad arrive fresh in Bath as first spring catch sells 30 cents a pound. North street road plans stir debate over ferry access and business views. Doughnuts, bank vault work, League of Nations debates, trolley crash, and local arrests fill a busy page.
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Josefa Kozlowskas
Water Street
Ce Astent Hook
Chmielnicki
New York
Massachusetts
Maine
Kozlowskas
Bath
North Street
Commercial Street
Lincoln Street
Center
Center Street
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