Social happenings of the Bath week in Maine city
Bath readers learn of local social life with notes on visits, arrivals, and departures. Families, friends, and neighbors are profiled as residents travel to Boston Portland and Brunswick. The column lists guests at homes, weddings, illness recoveries, and community events, highlighting Bath figures and visiting dignitaries.
Mrs Finnegan and Lawsons Return Home From Bath Visit
Mrs James Finnegan of Medford and Mr and Mrs Chris Lawson of Roxbury have returned to their homes after spending several days with friends in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tey Gahan
Frances Quincy
Allston
Mass
Henry Hf. Lermond
Washington Street
James Finnegan
Medford
Chris Lawson
Roxbury
Bath
Mrs Dunton Visits Brother Ahead of Summer in Robinhood
Mrs. Ralph Dunton of Portland is a guest of her brother, Forrest Putnam, at 1209 High street. She plans to travel to Robinhood to open her cottage for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Gowen
Fred M. Gowen
Somerset Place
J, ML. Crow
Brunswick
FL W. Parsons
Orrin PL Frye
Washington Street
Portland
Ralph Dunton
Forrest Putnam
High Street
Notable deaths and district affairs across Hancock county
Hancock county items report Henry J. Hovey of Gouldsboro dead at about 70, while Lemuel Laine of Westbrook suffered a shock at Dr Franklin Ferguson's home. Coasting schooners Wawenoe, William Bisbee and Helvetia from Rockland set to haul paving blocks from Vinalhaven to Connecticut. Memorial Day trees planted by Waterville Legion members with City Engineer Crawford. Edward Dunton, oldest man in Hallowell, dies at Belmont aged YS. Edward Little High defeats Hebron Academy in a debate at Auburn on immigration policy. Oxford street houses in Lewiston condemned for unsanitary conditions. An Auburn man killed by an electric car near Minot Corner. May term set for Penobscot county appeals from tungor court mostly drunkenness. Otis Hayford dies. longtime state official and railroad financier. Clergymen changes in Hartland. Rex Dodge nomination for UMaine trustee withdrawn after death of Hon. Charles Oak. Lee Bell completes Rhode Island wireless school with top marks. Kittery Navy Yard reports 100 prisoners coaling ship Southey in record time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Hovey
Gouldsboro
Hancock County Ecupreme Judicial Court
Elsworth
Lemuel Laine
Westbrook
Haskell Silk Company
Westbrook Trust Company
Franklin A. Ferguson
Congress Street
Wawenoe
William Bisbee
Helvetia
Rockland
Vinalhaven
Connecticut
American Legion
Waterville
Crawford
Legion
Hallowell
Edward Dunton
Belmont YS
Dunton
Thomas Jones
Tle
Belmont
Camden
Advent Church
Edward Little
Regis Provost
Dumont
Auburn
Minot Corner
Lewiston-Mechanes Falls
Mar. Doten
Otis Hayford
Mechanic Falls
Hebron Academy
Maine Senate
Isso
Maine
Garfield
Arthur
Ile
Rumford Falls
Buckfield
Gilbertville
Washburn
Hayford
S. Johnson
Vartland
Johnson
First Baptist Church
Winsted, Conn
Hartland
Scotland
Canada
United States
Musquash
Chepaan
Curville
N. 1
Rex W. Dodge
Portland
University of Maine
State House
Tlon
Charles Oak
The
Dodge
Baxter
Lee Bell
Thomas L. Bell
Houston
Massachusetts Radio School
Boston
Lee
Kittery Navy Yard
Southey
Naval Prison
Notable Naval and Legal Figures Move Through Town
Lieut John A Lord of the Portsmouth navy yard is hospitalized at Portsmouth with malaria. Sheriff Wilbur C Oliver and Federal Prohibition Director James B B Perkins died Thursday in Portland. Capt Proctor Hagan and Mrs Hagan, long at Gibraltar, expect to return home next month after a year at sea. Miss Mabel L Porter of North Bath, soloist with the Kenyon Evangelistic Party, returned from Fredericton N B after a six week campaign. throat trouble forces postponement of engagements, and she will stay home for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Lord
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Portsmouth Hospital
Wilbur C. Oliver
James BB. Perkins
Portland
Proctor Hagan
Hagan
Gibraltar
Morocco
Mabel L. Porter
North Bath
Bath News Briefs Reflect Spring Upturns And Local Happenings
Bath residents report early bloom and budding fruit trees this year as streets improve after winter debris cleanup. Local shipyards slow, but gas price cuts spark hopes of relief. construction advances on Crowell Thurlow steamship yard and Popham road work proceeds with state aid planned for July. Community updates include new logs rafting to Winnegance, houseboats moved, new Ice Cream Co. incorporation, and various local activities from fishing and gardens to theater props and a Bathtub cat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whippsburg
John G. Morse & Sons
Winnegance
Frank Allegrin
Washington
Russell Street
Rebekah District 5
Richmond
Ben- Inh Lodge
Queen Esther Lodge
Woolwich
Bath
Crowell & Thurlow Steel Steamship
Bath Tron Works
Bishop
Washington Street
Committee On Highways and Sewers
Soth Streets
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc
Boothbay Harbor
Edgar Wilams
Lower High Street
Sears, Roebuck Shoe
Freeport
Baxter
Bath Veteran Firemen's Association
Hockomock
Androscoggin
Eva M. Jacobs
Florida
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Joseph Torrey Hay
Ctizens
Phippsburg
State Highway Department
Popham
Angora Cat
Bob
Virginia Russell
Melrose
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles BE
Tiss
Cherry Street
Isabel McDonald
Porthind
Mairie
Joseph Lansier
Thomapson Bros. Cab
Aegisten
Meo
Walter Rogers
Diering Street
Som
East
Bornsatek
Mio Oni
Mys
Willian Armstrong
Arthir Nielpelsters
Qatar
Pecer
Waldo del Clairmeen
Pivaster
Jaames Pephine
Guilierer Chien
Dov
Tel Mae
Vietor Carey Gee
Bofew
Lenina Hill
Nertho Dicth
Mess
Lorie
Doris Sylvester
Suilas
Mero
Prank Seuthard
Vahl
Otheir Stomner Tromte
Pive Pskunds
George EL Gilbert
Mars
Ay Gilbert
Osgood AL Gethert
Dan
Fields
King Tavern
Sandby
Byron Stevens
Percy
Richard Toles Plogsa
Hogslowee High Street
Arthur Bo Ratna
Uiion Street
Ilness
Susan M. Thates
Revere
Charles Bates
West Bath
MW. Brewer
Boothbay
Eastern Steamship Corp
Capt
Frank Dingley
Augusta
Fred Anderson
Willian Cahill
Elizabeth TR. Moses
Middle Street
Stephen Conley
Redwing Company
Tne
Cadahy Packing Co
John McDonald
Cambridge
Hiram T. Stevens
Brooklin
Tierbert Anderson
Fred W. Barrons
Miss Olive Barren
Waldoboro
Evangelist Lawrence Creenwood
Albion IW. Parris
Weith
Mer
Albert CL Colby
Parris
Forrest Hamilton
Rita
Mildred) McPherson
Miss McPherson
Tlewelyn Twolbrook
Tawiins Drug Store
Tlis
Trolbrook
Willis Th
Porth
W. FE
W. ©. Webster
Foster's Point
Edith Cochran
Wakefield, Mass
Mrs. Travert-Cole
Fred FE. Oliver
Pearl
John Gallagher
Ruth
Robert
Ernest Freeman
Frank Brown
Irving C. Trufant
Miss Delight Trufant
Lincoln Street
Bath Tron Works, Ltd
New England
Redwing Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Conley
Cudahy Co
Mrs. Horace Morse
Gordon Preble
Jone
Sabone
Peank Card
Dresden
Rarle Potile
Alec Cunningham
Georgetown
Denny M. Humphreys
Bartherly
Lucie Bates
Benehmont
Mauss
West Path
Tey
Masoud
Charles Prescott
Hee Boi
Woolwiel
Porthland
Fred W. Courser
New Tidmpshire
Fade
FO South Street
Walter Moore
Tittlewell
Arthur Stevens
John T. Stacey
Popham Deach
Edna Footer
South Street
Lai
Pred Reid
Tiarold Punt
Melvin Cunningham
Luther Thompson
Deering Street
I Andrews
Helen Lang
Worcester
Charles Wi. Clifford
Frank Allen
Willoughby Avenue
Brooklyn
Frank Hi. Allen
Hoothbay Harbor
Henry DB. Snell
Allen
Mrr. Allen
Yonkers School of Design
Pratt Institute
Tie
New York School of Fine and Applied Art
Boothbay Timbor
Ghidvs McGillicuddy
Olive Murray
Draintree
Marss
James A. Broom
Prinity Church
Wifield Tinckley Diickett
Ruth Bo Robinsenm
Thomaston
Myrick Lambo
William W. Dennison
American Steamship Co
Edward Ford
Ned
Pomeopathic Hospital
That City
Charles W. Difford
Arthee J. Duntom
Mae
Benjamin Bastian
Parker Monlten
Dis de Riehelien
Gotham
Eames
North Street
Morton FL Young
Jchmuavien Plain
Mas
Leroy FL Colby
Scott Morse
Richard Matthews Palcett
Boothbay Tarbor
Priday
Walter Baker
Tiosen Wade
Day's Ferry
Mrs Baker
Lyonaise Fuller
New Meadows
Mar. Fuller
Mars HE. Coombs
Eagle Boat 2
Joseph G. Stevens
Five Islands
Bath Phiursday
Starry Bartlett
Berlin
Warren A. Lowell
Bedford Street
Merle Ry Keyes
Frederick W. Hayes
Leroy Colby
Cora Jones
Union Street
Mann's Restaurant
Center Street
Kesar, Lake
Rachel Cutting
Bath Tron
Mrs Cutting Jeff
George Pomeroy
Court Street
City Hospital
George TH. Pomeroy, Jr
Randall D. Coombs
Burrel Photographic School
Mr. Coombs
John TH. Brown
Gladys Newell Randall
Lewiston
Daniel T. Drummond
Randall i
Oliver Moses
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Winter Street
Charles Plaisted
Park Street
T. Herschel Dickey
Texas Steamship Co. Yard
Detroit
Mich
Marion Freeman
Frederick W. Freeman
York Street
Miss Freeman
Greely Institute
Cumberland Center
Ensign Bradford Sargent
U.S
Rawle
Pe Dike Hooper
Mar. Sargent
Annie Palmer
California
la Mesa
San Diego
Los Angeles
George W. Rogers
Winneganee
Sallie Moses
Red Cross
Leston
Miss Moses
Emma Moses
Lily Moses
Eagle Boat 20
Uss.n
City Landing
Charles H. Cahill
Colonial Cafe
Chester S. Kingsley
Hortense Moore
Cora Rouse Wolston
Totel Phoenix
William James Rouse
Horatio We Dresser
Paul Dressey
Dora L. Howard
Ida T. Rowe
Henry W. Toward
Frank HL. Perey
Lew
al W. Perey
Julia Watson
Charles W. Fisher
Ruth Jordan
Lynn
Mildred Bowen
West Roxbury
Paul S Palmer
Alfred B. Burton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bowdoin College
Dean Burton
Bowdoin
Robert Peary
Peary
Greenland
Sumatra
Free Naval Schools
United States Shipping Board
Daniel T. Dougherty
Mrs. Fred
Scribner of
Oliver Moses, 3d
Frank Whalen
Viola G. Hogan
A. M. Cutler
Harold L. Thompson
Thompson Bros. Co
Mrs
Forrest Chapman
Mr. Chapin
Martha Hageman
John A. Morse
Summer Street
Frank TH. Tall
Wesley M. 2
Conference Claimvat Endowment Fund Commission
Old Orchard
Albert FE. Ward
Valerie
Evelyn
J. Ward
Paul MacDougall
Oliver Street
Ernest Mayers
Wnion Street
Allan Niles
Wportland
Lewis Kirschner
Niles
Helen Wheaton
Marion McEwen
John Creswell
Marguerite Hennessy
Arlington, Mass
Lacey Hartwell
N. J. Horan
St. Mary's Church
Sandwich
Nicholas Black
Frank TD. Cushing
Cushing
Green Street
Mr. Cushing
Northampton
Eleanor Cushing
Walter Smith
Telen
Troy
John A. Lord, Jr
Severn School
Maryland
Mr. Lord
Fred 2. KE. Dean
Dorchester
Richelieu
Emma Eames Dé Gogorzi
Walter Clifford
Damariscotta
IL. Kk. Bowie
Raymond Court
Edward
Sampson
Aroostook County
W. T. Rodick
Percy Pollard
Moosehead Lake
Sarah A. Adams
Maine Chiropractors Association
Falmouth Hotel
Annie Gilbert
Barbara
Fred N. Courser
New Trampshire
Dave
Paul Roseneult
George VP. Barter
Rochestion
New City
Hodgkins
W. Lance D. Cy
Samuel RB. Glazier
CEFY
Fred I* Shaw
Lemont Street
Walter O. Dunton
Studebaker
Depot Square
Topsham
Bowdeinham
Corliss Street
Weeks Street
Te Street
la Duchesse de Richelieu
Montreal
Duchess of Devonshire
Ottawa
Robinson’ Lane
Wesley Parsonage
Zina Trufant
Samuel R. Percy
Washington and
Union Streets
Ernest Huse
Harry M. Huse
Harry Williams
New Dearborn
Franklin P. Davis
Edward Street
Independent
New York Herald
Lincoln
Davis
Lily Pond
Fred Daley
Walter Potter
Bath Ice Cream Co
John J. Gahagan
James A. Malloy
James VP. Kerrigan
Katherine May
Gibbons Coal Co
Bangor
Kennebec
Henry Dearborn
American-Hawaiian Steamshin Co
Coastwise Transportation Co
John G. Crowley
George S. Dearborn
Dearborns
Small Point
Colonia