Social Happenings of the Week in the Shipping City
The Bath area social scene features numerous moves, visits, and arrivals. Mary Sewall of Wiscasset will wed Rowe Metcalf of New York and Orange New Jersey on June 20 after Metcalf’s Harvard graduation. The piece lists many residents traveling, hosting guests, and attending events across Bath, Brunswick, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sewall
Charles 8. Sewall
Wiscasset
Rowe B. Metcalf
Manton B. Metcalf
Park Avenue
New York
Orange
N. J
Mr. Metcall
Harvard
Metcalf
Manton B. Metcailf, Jr
Isabelle G. Goff
Ernest A. Smith
Sewall
Mrs. Metcalf
Elia Wynd
Bath social rounds and visits fill week with parties
A Bath club entertained guests with games and dancing, sharing amusing tasks like emulating Dempsey shadow boxing and milking barnyard sounds. The evening featured a delicious lunch and a long list of visitors including the Baum, Oliver, Thompson, Butterfield, Gordon, Bucknam, Cahill circles, with several locals and visitors from Portland Lewiston and Boston noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrrs
Galden D. Watson
Ste
Thle Club
Jack Dempsey
Arthur Baum
Arthur G. Oliver
Harry E. Thompson
Andrew M. Butterfield
Robert S. Gordon
Ena Bucknam
Lilie Cahill
Mine Van Zandt Wheeler Hosts Guest at West Point Home
Van Zandt Wheeler of New York arrives at her summer home at West Point and hosts Mrs. Dudley Lunt of Portland as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Zandt Wheeler
New York
West Point
Dudley Lunt
Portland
Red Cross Delegates Attend New England Convention
Mrs James E Lockery representing Mrs Wilson Wright of Woolwich chapter left Wednesday for Boston to attend the Spring convention of the New England Division American Red Cross Thursday Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Lockery
Wilson Wright
Woolwich
Boston
New England Division
American Red Cross
Marine Notes At Popham Beach and Coastal Shipping
Seaplane sighting at Popham Beach as it travels westward follows a Friday eastward flight with the craft skimming low over the water. Lighthouse tenders from Wortland return to harbor, while Zizania continues buoyage work in the Kennebec river and Hibiscus conducts an inspection voyage with Royal Luther aboard. A Portland to New York freight service will resume with bi weekly sailings by the Portland and New York Steamship Company, offering rail competitive rates. Substantial government ship operation hopes to capture half of foreign trade, backed by Pendleton who calls for subsidies or continued losses if needed. Islesford steamer season opens with Islesford sailings from Five Islands, to be joined by Worry later in June. captains Blaisdell and Greenleaf command the vessels from Two ports of operation.
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Wortland
Zizania
Kennebec River
Hibiscus
Royal Luther
Mr. Luther
Portland
St. Croix
New York
Fl Mar
Morgan Line
East River
Portland and New York Steamship Company
Maine Steamship Line
United States
Field S. Pendleton
Chairman Lasker
Shipping Board
Babe Ruth
Pendleton
Congress
Islesford
Five Islands Steamboat Co
Five Islands
Thomas W. Blaisdell
Pibridge Mains
Horace Rittall
Joseph C. Greenleaf
Bangor
Marguerite Murphy
Charles C. Toothaker
Perkin
Woolwich Dock
Dorothy Brown
Harry L. Brown
Front Street
Lincoln
North Streets
Herbert E. Worrey
Gov. King
Cumberland Shipbuilding Co
Bath
Kennehives
A. C. Colby
A. K. Parris
John W. Gilmore
Kennebec
Joseph, Varney
Washington and
York
Gibson House
High Street
Henry G. Hodgdon
Samuel Sewall
Redlands
Cal
Prout’s Neck
Ina Hagan
Wilbur Hagan
Margaret Hanson
Edmund Ford
Lewis EF. Milton
City Hospital
Elizabeth Milton
Frank S. Wakefield
Elizabeth KE. Tedford
Edgar J. Goodwin
Elsie M. Howard
George Wallace
W. Scott Tibbetts
FE. P. Thomas
Leonard Lord
Archie Doyle
William Mann
Fred B. Teeling
W. FE. Wilson
Richmond
Blind Crossing
St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Episcopal Church
Myron Tubbs
Music Hall
Martha Wilson
Carlton Rideout
Jeanette Puffer
N. A. Lemoine
Joseph Avery
Rutherford White
F. W. Carlton
Robinhood
Robinhood Feldspar Co
Dora L. Howard
Howard Cigar Co
George C. Rowe
Howard
Steamer Virginia Ends Bath Line Runs and Plans New Route
Steamer Virginia of the Augusta Gar Diner and Toothbay Steamboat Co. will make her last Bath trip today. Saturday she will start regular service among Augusta Hallo well Gardiner Bath and Thoothbay Harbor with seven round trips weekly, morning down and afternoon up. Islander service between Diath and Boothbay Harbor has no date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Augusta
Gardiner and
Toothbay Steamboat Co
Bath and
Toothbay Harbor
Bath
Hallowell
Gardiner
Thoothbay Harbor
Diath
Boothbay Harbor
Ex-Mayor Hyde buys 28-foot cabin cruiser for island ferry
Ex mayor Edward W. Hyde purchases a 28 foot cabin motor boat from Gilbert Standish of Robin Hood. It will serve as a ferry on the New Meadows river between Williams Island camp and Theolon cottage Foster's Point, leased for the season from A. G. Fisher. The Clark County area details a fleet of vessels and cargo movements including the Ruth EB. Merrill and the six masted Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Hyde
Gilbert
Standish
Robinhood
New Meadows
Williams Island
Theolon
Foster's Point
A. G. Fisher
Ship subsidy advocate surveys New England yards
G A Mory of Marine Engineering visited Bath ship yards and Boothbay Harbor then Portland to study materials for a forthcoming New York article. He praises the new State pier and expects Congress subsidy legislation to spur a major revival in shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Mory
Marine Engineering
Bath
New York
Mory
Boothbay Harbor
Portland
New State Pier
Congress
Sardine Packing Season Shows Slow Start in U.S. Factories
Only a fraction of the sardine packing season has passed and activity remains low, with estimates indicating just five U.S. factories were operating as of the prior Friday. The sluggish pace signals a quiet period for the industry and potential impacts on supply timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bath News Briefs Highlight Local Ongoing Happenings
Mayflowers near gone as Morse high plans a school fundraiser at Friday’s event. Travel notes list Portland trips and Eastern Star convention. Bath items report fishing trips, a 10 pound salmon from Dix's island, and a Jo seph Gaudreau outing to Empire Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julus Angeriny Friddy
Port
Morse High
Portland
Maine Central
Eastern Star Convention
Lyde’s
Dix’s Island
Harold Aylward
Joseph L. Gaudreau
Kewiston
Empire Theatre
Joe
Cosmopolitan Club
Charles C. Toothaker
George W. Rich
North Street
Mr. Rich
Edgar Blanche
Woolwich
William D. Sewall
Boston
Bath
G. M. Ames
North End
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
United States
Washington Street
Charles A. Harriman
Fred P. Shaw
William S. Newell
Harry M. Huse
Owen J. Ledyard
Lake Moxie
Mr. Huse
Canadian fishermen face low bids as herring season nears Casco Bay
The report notes factories at Robbins ton and four at Eastport starting operations with a price of five dollars per bogs head for herring. Some Canadian fishermen hold out, while others accept the low rate. Herring have not yet appeared in Casco Bay, but local factories plan to begin once stock is sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menced
Robbinston
Eastport
Casco Bay
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Bath Iron Works, Ltd
John A. Lord
Portsmouth Navy Yard
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Thomas WP. Flanagan
Rockland
Bath Tron Works, Ltd
Wellington Moore
J. W. Gillies
New Haven
Conn
Fred DP. Gilboy
Texas Steamship Co
Gilboy
Great North
Maine Woods
Jessie Spaulding
New London
Charles Baker
Samuel Levin
Bath Department Store
Elinor King
Goldie
Gorham, N. H
George H. Wike
Fd Risteen
Rockland-Portland
Arthur W. Brown
Shaw Street
Blanche Metealf
Washington, D. C
Margaret Gilbert
Washington Gilbert
Washington
Maine
Erlon M. Dunlap
Malcolm
Auburn
Wesley Church
Wesley Choral Society
Ethel Brown
Earl Lermond
William FE. Besaw
Page Street
Edna
A. J. Richardson
Yarmouth
Elton H. Lewis
Boothbay
Albert Mudge
Vine Street
H. A. Huse
Waterville
Brunswick
Cora Staples
Rawdeinham
Charles BB. Randall
Sagadahoc County
Republican Committee
William G. Small
Marion
Madelyn Davis
Ambrose Curran
Madison Moore
Popham Beach
Elizabeth Wittich
Reading
Mararet Adams
Adams
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Adaims
Herbert EF. Douglas
Dover, Me
Warren EE. Kershner
Green Street
Doughis
Bath Steam Dye Trouse
L. EB. Reed
United States Housing Corporation
Pred TL Thompson
Wendall Stevens
Lower Washington Street
Westport
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Harry F. Morin
Miss Grange
Chirenee Johnson
Hector Creamer
Alys
Auborn
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Lynn
Mass
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John FE. Fitzgerald
James FE. Henchey
Oburn
Mr. Henchey
John J. Mitchell
Fitzgerald
Idella
Altekamp
George V. Jewett
West Bath
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Sally and
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George (. Wotton
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Willard Brown
Charles L. Brown
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William W. Brown
Bowdeinham
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Haddonfield
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Nancy
Pavis Hatch
Arthur H. Auld
Federal Prohibition
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Porcupine
Sugar Island
Lake Moosehead
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Richard Beck
Texas Company
Port Arthur
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Pexas Steamship Co
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Toston
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Boothbay Tarbor
Charles L. Oliver
Shepard Street
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Annie T
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Julius J Jr
Stanley B. Wallace
Stanley, Jr
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Moses
Rangeley
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Southport
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Fred and
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Camden
Meehanic Street
James PP. Webber
Exeter
Toka Theater
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Stuart Walker
Indianapolis
Samuel Mack
Morton
M. B. Oransky
Mae McDonald
Court Street
Ats
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Vernon
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Drummond Street
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South Freeport
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Cyrus W. Davis
Harry Bridge
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Prunswick
France
Hanson
College Town
Leon Pennell
Birch Point
Elwood Hathorne
Western Electric Co
Rufus TD. Moulton
Grip
Neda Nocton
John Nocton
Graham Blandy
Worcester
John A. Morse
Summer Street
Omar W. Folsom
Elsie Folsom
D. C
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Portsmouth
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Alderman
Harry W. Crosman
Miss White
Posse Normal School of Gymnastics
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Fenway
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Horace Kennerson
York Street
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Gertrude Conley
Catherine Johnson
Percy
Lewiston
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Griffith
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N. T
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Roland F. Hill
Philadelphia
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Middle Street
Harry Bartlett
Otis and
Warren
Berlin
N. H
Madelyn Footer
D. T. Percy & Sons
Celia LeFavour
Miss Footer
Fred Carey
East Brunswick
New Meadows River Bridge
Frank Deering
Arthur
Lemont
Dresden Middle Bridge
William W. Choate
Choates
Eastern River
Annie Torrey
Portland High School
Joseph Torrey
Elizabeth Rice
Cushman-Hollis Co
Charles W. Clifford
Arthur J. Dunton
Charles W. Welch
Byron FL. Barker
Clifford
John O. McDowell
McDowell
State Board of Osteopathic Examination and Registration
Oliver Moses 2d
Terry EB
Stetson
Horatio A.D. Mikeleby
Meine Cerristary
USSR
Roscoe H. Shaw
Albert Downing
Oscar Greenough
George Sabine
Wesley Street
William HH. Thompson
Newport News, Va
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Henry Gildersleeve
Robert Ts. Hateh
Auction Bridge
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Davis Hateh
Walter Shaughnessy
Carl Anderson
Warren Hawley
H. BB. Allen
Walnut Hill
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Denham
Oscar F. Wright
Hazel Sk. Harrington
James B. Perkins
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Lida Sampson
George Levyn
Mrs. Johnson
Corrie Varney
E. Page
Clarence FE. Johnson
Charles E. Brooks
Arthur A. Brown
S. H. Conley
Marshall A. Haraden
Grace Butcher
H. W. Hawes
Clarence N. Flood
Melrose
MacMillan Co
Seston
Flood
Machias
George Ti. Wetherbee
Pejepscot Paper Co
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W. F. Simpson
Damarixcotta
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Hyde Windlass Co
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Page Wyman
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John Murphy
Parker Stead
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Woodfords
Old Orchard
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Rachael Emerson
Wilton
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N. J. Horan
St. Mary's Church
Lisbon
St. Ann's
Percy Farmer
Ruth EB. Merrill
Norfolk
Wyoming
Charles Glaeser
Merrill
South
Coronet
Brown's Wharf
Lizzie M. Parsons
Jacksonville
Richardson-Dana
Mulligan Stevedores
S.T. Co
Tron Queen
Tendleton Bros
National Soldiers
Togus
Noaunk
Bath Camp
Forresters Hall
Edward Garcelon
Harold M. Sewall
Walter L. Mosher
Mr. Sewall
Enma Calve
America
Chapman
Western Maine Music Festival Association