Social Happenings Of The Bath Area Week
Bath and nearby towns saw a flurry of visits and departures as residents traveled to Boston New York and Washington. Notables Mrs J Tarbox and many locals attended gatherings hosted by friends and relatives with multiple bridge parties dinners and teas.
Mrs Myron Tubbs to Speak at New England Girls Friendly Society
Mrs Myron Tubbs will attend the Province of New England conference of the Girls Friendly Society at Stamford Connecticut this week and will report as president of the Maine organization. She plans to visit relatives in Massachusetts before returning.
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Myron Tubbs
Province of New England
The
Girls’ Friendly Society
Stamford
Maine
Massachusetts
Mrs Joshua Jackson Visits Roscoe Robinson Family
Mrs Joshua Jackson of New Yortland visits Mr and Mrs Roscoe Robinson at 1192 High Street in this social note.
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Joshua Jackson
New Yortland
Mrs
Roscoe Robinson
High Street
Mrs Nathan Coffin and Son Passes in Lewiston Quietly
Mrs Nathan FE Coffin and son Fl wood Coffin Jr and Miss Lucile Beals passed away Saturday in Lewiston, with mourners expected to attend funeral services.
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Nathan FE. Coffin and Son
Flwood, Jr
Lucile Beals
Lewiston
Winnegance Interclub Debut Sets Early Standings
Winnegance Community club and the Senator Baxters opened interclub play Tuesday with Winnegance winning 4 to 3. Leaders after first round include Eagles Knights of Columbus and Winnegance. Woodmen and Baxters trail. Next week Eagles and Knights of Columbus clash for first, Woodmen and Baxters meet to climb. Standings follow with multiple games and venues listed.
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Batheateran Firemen’s Association
Winneganee
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Baxters
American Legion
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Winnegance Cribbage
McCutcheon Thompson Talbot Everard
Winneganece
Pitchenn Seiders Ingillis Miller
M. Morse Blake IP Morse Kennerson
I. Perry Doutin
Winnegance
S. Morse
Shaughnessy I. Oliver Haggett
H. Oliver Crosby Bates Farrin Winneganee
Taxters
Bid Whist
Omar Derry Tortin Webber Troop
J. Morse Turner
Purington Leavitt
Eagles’ Rooms
Woodmen's Rooms
Legion
Legion House
Pretty Home Wedding Tuesday Evening
Claude T. Dyer of Arlington Massachusetts married Miss Clara I Coombs of Bath Tuesday evening at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs George H Coombs on Cherry street The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev George T Wolstenholme The bridal arch and decor featured evergreen and pink and white roses The bride wore pearl white crepe chine with orange blossoms and carried white roses Attendant was her sister Lucy Coombs Best man FarL W W Coombs A reception followed with a bride s cake decorated by Clifford Russell and Mary O Brien the garter was won by Mary O Brien The couple plan to reside in Arlington where he is head mechanic for Standard Oil Co out of town guests included several Dyer and Coombs relatives The bride wore brown canton crepe for going away dress
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Arlington
Mass
Clara I. Coombs
Bath
George H. Coombs
Herry Street
George TI. Wolstenholme
People’s Baptist Church
Lucy Coombs
Farl W W. Coombs
John Russell
Russell
Clifford Russell
Mary O'Brien
James Dyer
Camden
Carl Dyer
Augusta
Clarence Lakin
Auburn
Robert DeWitt
Earl HH. Coombs
Dyer
Standard Oil Co
Galen C. Moses
Portland
Merlee Jameson
Rockland
Guy Crosby
Ena Bucknam
Fred Grover
Wiscasset
L. B. Cheney
Onak Street
Wylie Lemont
Wesley
Arthur Thistle
Edison Light Co
Boston
Charles W. Clifford
Fe.ff. Dunning
Greenwood
Burton EF. Reed
Dresden
Percy Marks
Brigham’s Cove
Richard Marr
Portsmouth
N.hs
Mary F. Tarr
James A. Gillies
New Traven
Ma. Daley
Porto Rico
William Pond
Herbert Struggard
Robert Oliver
Ethel Oliver
Portalnd
M O Galagher
South Street
Helen Ida
Donald Wishart
Wishart
William Daley
Pearl Street
Charles Cook
Walter and
Randall
Wollaston
Edward Cook
Willow Street
Samuel Mildram
Margaret Leydon
Sigh Street
Stephen Clemens
Freeman A. Trott
Dike Road
Clemens
Florida
Harley TD. True
Norway
Lavina Kelso
Tallowell
Edward D. True
Carl C. Anderson
City Hospital
Arthur Jackson
New York City
King Tavern
Jackson
Winneganee
Maine Ministerial Society
Bowdoin College
Edwin J. Hardin
Omar
John Scheffield
Hattie Morse
Buick roadster stolen from Masonic temple in Wiscasset
William TB Lewis of Wiscasset reported his Buick roadster stolen Monday evening from in front of the Masonic temple on Washington Street during Solar lodge past masters night. Clarence Bailey accompanied him. The car and its tools two robes and a blanket were missing. no trace by Wednesday afternoon.
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William TB. Lewis
Wiscasset
Masonic Temple
Mr. Lewis
Solar Lodge
Clarence Bailey
Temple
Washington-street
Sugar by the Ton Chief Material Industry Insight
The article notes sugar as a major industry and staple, once a luxury at 750 cents per pound in colonial days. It highlights large scale production making sugar affordable and widespread, with the United States consuming about 5,000,000 long tons annually.
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Personal notes from Bath area residents and visitors
A roundup of social notes lists Mrs Galen C Moses and many others visiting Portland Rockland and Bath. Names include Merlee Jameson Ena Bucknam Guy Crosby and Arthur Thistle of Edison Light Co with several local hosts and weekend trips to Philadelphia Worcester and Greenwood.
Bath area notes highlight butter push and harvest trends
A Bath week roundup reports the National Butter Producers Association promoting butter consumption as a cheap winter staple. It notes roll calls, partridge berry foraging, feldspar rail work, Christmas tree cutting, oil street treatments, and irregular rainfall. Also covered are lobster fishing winds, hunting, theater broadcasts, rail and road improvements, and local civic events.
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National Butter Producers’ Association
Anich
Maine dedicates state memorial to sailors and soldiers
In Kittery a 105 year milestone memorial honoring Maine’s veterans was unveiled with governors and legislators in attendance. The sculpture by Baska Pacoff shows peace rising from war, to be paired with a granite panel later. A bronze casket sealed beneath the stone holds items including a key to Bath’s Roland H. Smith Post.
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Rupert H. Baxter
J. Edward Drake
Bath
George F. Tarr
Arrowsie
Kittery
Maine
Portsmouth
N. ST
Iaine
Baska Pacoff
Boston
Baxter
Frank G. Farrington
Maine Senate
Albert Greenlaw
Committee of Veterans
Col
Albert Belleveaun
The
American Legion
Roland H. Smith
James Lester Morse
Local Notes On Travel and Visitors Reach Maine
Charles Skinner of Winter street left for Portland for an examination at Maine General hospital. Mr and Mrs Henry Buntler returned to Montsweag after a Boston visit and a Princeton Harvard game. Frank B Kelley of Winchester stayed with Dunlan Hatch on Green street before a Rockland business trip. Mrs Basil Thomason of Gardiner, formerly Gladys Powery, is seriously ill but slightly improved in the last two days.
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Winter Street
Portland
Maine General Hospital
Henry—Buntler
Montsweag
Boston
Frank B. Kelley
Winchester
Mass
Dunlan Hatch
Green Street
Kelley
Rockland
Basil Thomason
Gardiner
Gladys Powery
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