Wartime social notes and local visits in Bath society
Saturday evening readers recount small town gaieties and war era duties. Residents at Oak and High share initiations at Community House, bread and sugar pledges, and letters from soldiers while local families celebrate anniversaries and welcome relatives visiting Portland and Brunswick.
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Oak and
High Streets
Oak Street
Woolwich Notes Count Liberty Bonds and Local Happenings
Woolwich briefs report residents buying Liberty Bonds and attending church events. Local moves include Arthur Young moving into the Hunnewell house and multiple travel plans to Massachusetts. A gravel pit accident injures William T. Wright, son of Charles Wright, prompting medical attention.
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William T. Wright
Wright's
Stott
Charles Wright
Raymond Dexter
Th Co
C. A
Popham
D. W. Dexter
Kitteridge
Warren
Jordan Wright Place
Eleanor Carlson
Alonzo Hunt
Montsweast
Charles Amagene
Rockport
Mass
Frang Savage
George Peassey
Bath
William Elliott
W. S. Kelley
Edward Carlton
Day's Ferry
W. Il. Mayberry
Boston
Silas Adams
Waterville
D. Ernest Hathorne
Edward H. Hathorne
Eugene Lefrance
Hartford
Janet Flagg
Charles W. Wright
Georgetown Notes Show Town Life And Winter Moves
Local items report residents attending a Sunday School convention in Montsweag, moves to be nearer the Center, and a horse injury at Georgetown Center. Others plan winter stays, theatre shows bring costumes to Union Hall, a Halloween party with gypsies and witches delights at Union Hall, and visits to Bath and Boston by residents and visitors.
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George West
Montsweag
West
Sunday School Association
Charles Buckley
Albion Hall
Arrowsic
Burnside A. Powers
Robinhood
Bath
Powers
Perry Beals
Campbell
William T. Boyd
Doughty
Wepster Harley
Seguinland
Som
Canada
England
William O Oliver
Bay Point
Center
Sewall
Oliver
Georgetown Center
Nellie
Teo. W. T. Boxvd
W. C. Todd
Five Islands
Grange Hall
Albert O. ‘Marr
Charge Golden
Everett
Mr. Marrs
Crosby Bros
W. A. Todd
Charles Clark
Crosby Mill
Eugene Reynolds
Union Hall
Clarey’s
Arthur 5. Rowe
Boston
Ross
A. E. Rove
Registration of explosives shifts to Maine clerks of courts
In Maine a congressional act moves explosive registration from city and town clerks to clerks of courts for Sagadahoc County on November 15. Fred H. Thompson will assume control, coordinating with town officers until then. Also noted: a trolley line interruption near Blind Crossing due to a snow plow accident damaged wires and a pole. Bath visitors Hon. Arthur S. Littlefield and Rodney J. Thompson returned from Augusta to Rockland.
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Fessenden Chase
Bath Iron Works
Saco
Alfred J. Rowe
Clayton
Evelyn
Maine
Sagadahoc County
Fred H. Thompson
Thompson
Rowell
Blind Crossing
Lewiston
Arthur S. Littlefield
Rodney J. Thompson
Knox County
Bath
Augusta
Rockland
Bath Boys Celebrate Liberty Loan Drive At Camp Devens
Bath heavy field artillery men McLellan Hall Starkey and Miller returned home from Camp Devens Ayer Massachusetts after a regimental parade and pledge drives for Liberty Loan subscriptions. The unit exceeded goals with about 175000 subscribed and each man largely participating in the drive and morale boosting celebrations.
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Charles D. Hall
Amory
McLellan
Fred A. Starkey
Roy Miller
Bath
National Army
Camp Devens
Ayer
Mass
Soard Heavy Field Artillery
Union
Hall
Starkey
Miller
Bath Boys
20Srd
Kaiser Bill
Maine
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