May social notes and local events in Bath and nearby towns
May forecasts predict a wet month while May dances face bad weather. Miss Harvey closed her Thomaston class last Monday. Murray Club met at Universalist Church vestry. K Y C floats prepared on the riverfront. May breakfast drew 200 at Lincoln Hall with a hearty menu and net proceeds over $50. Bath Woodmen moved to Red Men Hall after remodeling. Sagadahoc Council K of C hosted a successful ball in Music Hall with lavender and white decor and a grand march led by John J. Keegan.
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Harvey
Thomaston
Murray Club
The
Universalist Church
Lincoln Hall
Pastors’ Union of
Lewiston
Auburn
Tall Stove Club
Capt. Thayer
Elsie A. Bayles
Kelley Spear Yard
Bath
Red Men
Front St
Churchill’s
Henry Hodgdon
Music Hall
Ladies’ Aid of People’s Baptist Church
Frank Young
Preble
Mulcahey
Cook
Carrie Thompson
Washburn
Rockland Courier Gazette
Mathew Burnside
Pemaquid Point
Mr. Burnside
Wiscasset
New Harbor
Damariscotta
Woolwich
Burnside
Sagadahoe Council No. 249
K. of C
Margaret Hennessy
Arline McNeil
Gaudreau
John J. Keegan
Ethel Lundrigan
Joseph Madden
Harry Sullivan
Henry M. Biggins
E. J. Fitzgerald
Peter Flaherty
John Mulcahy
Munroe Royal
Eugene Thebeau
Sagadagahoc Council
Lincoln Lodge
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Organization of Odd Fellowship
Wesley M. E. Church
Odd Fellows
Noble
Front Street incidents and river shore notes
A string of Bath area items from a Friday shower to weekend events includes a drowning report on Front Street and a runaway collision near Summer Street. Shad drifters face easterly showers. boats Eugene and other tugs operate between Parker Head and Bath. a late-night arson incident is after a vagrancy case.
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Louis
Front St
South End
W. R. Donnell
High St
Kennebec
Eugene
Parker Head
Bath
Leonard & Mitchell Pharmacy
Ferry St
Moosehead Ice Awakens Town with Spring Dandelions
The report blends local nature notes with community happenings. Ice departs Moosehead Lake while dandelions brighten streets and shad and alewife runs are observed in nearby waterways. Community events include church entertainments, a revival of Are You A Mason at the Columbia Theatre, and a Gardiner boating party returning home.
Local notes and society reports from Bath and Rockland
Community updates include Selectman George M. Oliver visiting his son in Wal tham la s, Jolly Thimble Club meetings, a special Finance Committee session on the appropriation bill, water main repair work on Center Street, and the funeral of Hon Charles E Littlefield in Rockland. Also covered are FEW Society meetings, Queen Esther Rebekah lodge, a Boston bound City of Bangor cruise, a fishing boat catch at City Landing, Moosehead Lake and steam boat activity, and Maine Central transfer steamer Ferdinando Gorges overhaul.
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Tuliy
George M. Oliver
Earl
Waltham
Rockland
Moore
Bangor
Regilar
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Boston Boat Wharf
Boston
Biddeford Journal
Myra E. G
City Landing
Hyde J.cht
Augusta
Moosehead Lake
Lily Bay
Knee
Maine Central
Ferdinando Gorges
Bath Iron Works
Bath
Woolhe
Local stevedores discharge coal at Gibbons and Sewall yards
In a busy day, stevedores unload coal barges at the Gibbons and Sewall yards. The report also notes church group meetings, a funeral, and local harbor activity with vessels from the Winslow fleet undergoing repairs at Percy and Small's yard.
Emblane Sails From Bath for Sag Harbor
The steamer Emblane built for the E. W. Bliss Co. sailed Sunday from Bath for Sag Harbor after a delayed departure due to weather. The crew of eighteen included Bath Iron Works men and the ship’s designer George Owen and his son George Jr. onboard with Captain Reed A. Young in command.
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Emblane
Bath Tron Works
E. W. Bliss Co
New York
Sag Harbor
Bath Iron Works
Capt
Reed A. Young
Benj. H. Spurling
William F. Jewell
Paul D. Henseler
Augustus Leonard
C. D. Colby
Fred D. Keene
A. Kingsbury
A. ‘Carr
William T. Blackwood
C. L. Shepard
Oilers
E. P. King
G. F. Cary
Charles Kingsbury
J. R. Huse
E. C. McNeil
G. Lewis
W. W. Hill
George Owen
Newton
George, Jr
Lemieux Cummings Marriage at St Marys Church
John W Cummings and Miss Mary Lemieux of this city wed at St Marys Church in a ceremony performed by Rev Fr N J Horan. Walter Cummings served as best man and Annie Collins as bridesmaid. After a Brunswick departure the couple will travel to Boston and Baltimore then visit Pottsville with Mr Cummings mother before settling at 149 Oak St.
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St. Mary's Church
John W. Cummings
Mary Lemieux
N. J. Horan
Walter Cummings
Annie Collins
Brunswick
Boston
Baltimore
Pottsville
Mr. Cummings
Oak St
Cummings
Georgetown
Bath
Seekins and Carlisle Tie Simple City Wedding
Miss Alice Seekins and Horatio Carlisle of this city were married Saturday evening at People's Church parsonage by Rev. S. A. Evans. The bride and groom were unattended. The groom works as a machinist at Hyde Windlass Co. They will reside on Liberty Street.
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People’s Church
Alice Seekins
Horatio Carlisle
S. A. Evans
Hyde Windlass Co
Liberty St
Harold Lemont Dies in Philadelphia After Visit
Harold Lemont who passed away last week in Philadelphia was getting acquainted with a new four floor boring machine built there for Bath Iron Works. He returned home from Philadelphia and New York City Sunday afternoon. He found Philadelphia hot with high grass and blooming flowers, the season about a month ahead of Maine. Jitney cars in Philly were numerous and both cities faced dull times according to him.
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Portland
F. G. Small
M.C.R.R
Thomas Pratt
Chase Transfer Co
Sebago Lake
Tommy” Pratt
Bath
Maine
Sheepscot River
Maine Central
Rockland
Public Utilities Commission
Wiscasset
Edgecomb
Newcastle
Wallace
Keegan
T. N. Kewley
Beacon Street
Young People’s Chorus
Milton H. Douglas
A Mason
Columbia Theatre
H. A. Huse
Gardiner
Kennebec
Richmond Bee
E. R. Bowdoin
Sagadahoc County
Teachers’ Association
Bowdoin
Richmond-Bowdoinham
Hannah Rogers
Riggs
Maple Grove Cemetery
New York
Howard Sumner
Ruth Southwick
Grace Canfield
Rogers
George A. Preble
Middle St
Gibbons
Sewall
Wesley Church
Bessie Hopkins
Spring St
Aderton
Ladies’ Aid
Beacon Street Church
Charles Bachelder
Unity Guild
First Baptist Church
Jena Heal
High St
First Baptist Brotherhood
Henry W. Butler
Pacific Coast
Butler
Edward B. Winslow
Percy & Small’s
L. B. Clark
J. S. Winslow & Co
E. B. Winslow
George E. Walcott
Winslow Fleet
Percy & Small's
First Baptist
Penobscot
Capt. Calhoun
Shawmut Steamship Co
Bangor
Bath Iron Works
E. C. Patten
Ford
Topsham
Bath Garage
Bath Garage Co
Mary W. Bowen
San Juan
Porto Rico
Boston
Norfolk
Uranus
Earth
Mars
Venus
Solar System
Harold Lemont
Philadelphia
New York City
Philly
Judge orders tramp to leave town after hotel fire
Judge Keegan Monday gave the stranger who set his bed on fire Saturday a suspended sentence on condition that he depart the town. He complied and left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keegan
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Legal Form
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County declares F J Cheney Co senior partner in Toledo. Firm seeks one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Frank J Cheney signs. Notary A W Gleason seals. Cure claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials F Heney Co Toledo. Sold by all druggists.
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State of Ohio
City of Toledo
Lucas County
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
F. Heney & CO
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Arthur Stewart
T. W. Hyde Camp
Sons of Veterans
Cobb
Frank H. Dolloff
Boothbay
C. E. Sherman
First Lighthouse District
Kennebec River
Winslow Rock
Reading
Carlisle
Hugh Ross
Lehigh
Perth Amboy
Gahan’s Bridge
Rgd
Comercia
Sagadahor Ferry
Arthur L. Larrabee
Moosehead
Nequasset
Oregon
Morse Bros
St. Hill
Dorras Guild
Virginia
Marine Railway
Popham
Sophia E. Stevens
People’s Baptist Church
Coombs
Furbish
Dow
Foster
Oak Grove Cemetery
McCall’s Magazine
FE. W. Society of the First Baptist Church
Ethel McLellan
Sewing Circle
Cosmopolitan Club
Margaret W. Metcalfe
April Entertainment
J. W. Gorman
Billy Carleton
Colisewts
Rockladn
Parton Crawford
Srinswick
Lit Week
Stockland
Independent
Emblane Sails
Lemieux