Social Happenings Of The Week In The Shipping City
Mr and Mrs Herbert E Worrey celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary with a family supper at 1207 Washington street Bath many relatives attended except their eldest daughter Marion Worrey who could not travel from Lewiston. The event featured sons Parker Eugene and Roger and daughter Bernice along with spouses and grandchildren. Several Bath residents and visitors are noted for weekend activities, visits, and social events including performances, engagements, and travel to nearby towns. Many names, places, and dates appear highlighting a busy social scene in Bath during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Worrey
Washington Street
Marion Worrey
Lewiston
Worrey
Parker
Eugene
Roger
Harold M. Sewall
Camilla Sewall
New York
Atlantic City
Miss Sewall
Walter EB. Edge
New Jersey
Mrs Pratte's Relatives Overnight Visit in Portland
Mrs George He Pratt and her daughter Harriet spent Saturday night with Mrs Pratte’s nephew Tip Asa Morse in Portland. Morse picked them up in his car and returned them home the next morning.
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Francis W. Weeks
Porthind
Irving. Trofant
Morse High Elects Paul Thompson as Football Manager
Paul Thompson was elected manager of the Morse High football team on Wednesday afternoon by a vote of the athletic council and student body. The selection follows a nomination process involving team leadership and student representatives.
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Paul Thompson
Morse High
Coweh Wod Captiain
Veteran mariner recalls storms and voyage life in Bath
The article profiles a veteran seaman from Bath who sailed in schooners Exchinge and Mendota among others. It recounts near disasters off Seguin light and the Kennebec, the Nettor wreck near Delaware Capes, and a December gale that claimed two crew. After long service he settled in Bath, cherishing winter and Bath’s ship-city identity.
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Exchinge
Joseph Rowe
Five Islands
Farmer Rowe
Wiscasset
Toston
Seguin
Kennebec River
Cape John
Nev. Js.tsos
Vortland
Boston
Porthland
Josie Netter
Philadelphia
Dehiuware
Capes
Giaster
Hone
Timothy
Delaware Capes
Liverpool
New York
Nennebec River
Mendota
Joseph Perry
Bath
Tavani
Kennebec i
Capin
Diamariscotta
Old Shaw Lumber
National Soldiers
Togus
Courney
Europe
Proposed Bridge Survey Begun at Bath Kennebec
G H Beazer of J R Worcester Co Boston arrives with assistants to start a preliminary survey for a proposed Kennebec River bridge at Bath. Work aims to measure river width and bottom conditions with borings and soundings from a scow, with a crew of three or four men under Brezer. Weather will dictate completion in about a week.
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G. HL Beazer
J. R. Worcester Co
Boston
Bath
Kennebec
Brazers
Kenneher
Brezer
Dr Hervey Urges Subsidy For All
Dr Hervey voices a nationwide subsidy plan to equalize costs and protect consumers from high prices. He argues price parity with foreign goods could be achieved if competition is fair and free from exploitation. In Armory hall on Friday night a whist party produced prizes for Herbert Flagian and Mrs Emma Vigne. J Stacey, Shepard and Hartleb provided music for dancing. Sagadahoe Veteran Firemen’s association plans a benefit dance in Music hall Tuesday for no sick members leading to party cancellation by Mr Puffer on that date.
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Herbert Flagian
Emma Vigne
Armory Hall
W. TH. Potter
Lye Ivens
J. O. Stacey
Shepard
Hartleb
Sagadahoe
Bequests Made Bath People by Captain's Will
In the will of Capt. William S. Higgins of Bath who died in Bangor a probate filing reveals three Bath legatees. The estate is split between two children and relatives with a $5000 trust for Emily M. Stover of Brunswick and specific bequests to Mary BE Barry Jane Sewall Murphy Hattie Tl Bragg John F. Barry Maria H Murphy Elizabeth Margaret Walter Caroline Tarbox Louise H Tarbox and others. Residue goes to executors with two thirds to Louise H Tarbox and one third to Walter S Higgins.
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Bath
William S. Higgins
Bangor
Emily M. Stover
Brunswick
Mary BE. Barry
Jane Sewall Murphy
Hattie Tl. Bragg
Albany
Ore
John F. Barry
Malden
Mass
Maria II, Murphy
Elizabeth
Margaret
Walter
Caroline Tarbox
Brooklyn
Walter S. Higgins
San Diego
Cal
Morse & Co
Louise Hf, Tarbox
Jennie Dickey
Louise H. Tarbox
Walter S. Wiggins
Charles T. Bartlett
Martin Bowls to High Mark in Park Bowling League
Cedric Martin of the Gold Bond crew posted the season high five string total at the alleys on Tuesday night. He opened with an OT and climbed to 106 after the first game, defeating opponent Charles Farnham of the Eagles by 100 pins. Gold Bond counterpart Pete Isaacson tied Farnham and downed Fisak Duley as the league match progressed.
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Cedric Martin
Park
TIS
Charles R. Farnham
Agles
Pete Isaacson
Barmhion
Fisak Duley
ONS Eagles
Duley ST
High School Pupils Aid Red Cross Canvass
Morse High School students form a Roll Call drive to recruit Red Cross members, urging a flag in every window by Thanksgiving. Canvassers include George Wattson Lloyd Tooker Marshall White Andrew Savage Frederick Boudreanu and many others from Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Red Cross Committee
Fred J. Teeling
Red Cross
Bath
George Wattson
Lloyd Tooker
Marshall White
Andrew Savage
Frederick Boudreanu
Richard Pall
Queen Esther Lodge Holds Busy Session and Nominates Officers
Queen Esther Lodge met Tuesday night in Odd Fellows hall with a large turnout and a social meal prepared by Mrs Eva Atwood and Mrs Harriet Richardson. The business session opened with the first officer nominations to be followed by a second in two weeks, while about 50 members attended in person and others sent letters. A musical program directed by Mrs Kol a Atwood featured piano solos by Mrs Lonise Pomeroy and selections by the Rebekah quartet Marie Wiggin Frances Thurdow Lydia Samapsen and Elk Congdon.
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Ao Striper
Meim- Wattion
Rotheal
Queen Esther Rebels
Odd Bellows Hall
Eva Atwood
Harriet’ Richnardson
Mars
Amote Colby
Kola Atwood
Lonise Pomeroy
Rebekah
Marie Wiggin
Frances Thurdow
Lydia Samapsen
Elk Congdon
Gardiner unveils new 140 HP 750 gallon fire engine
Gardiner introduces a large 140 horsepower 750 gallon fire engine at city hall in Gardiner Maine. The unit cost 812500, its the largest of its kind in the state and serves as a pumper chemical and hose cart carrying adapters and suction hoses. It features a Sterling siren fire horn gold leaf engine number 2 and Gardiner Me markings with a speed range of five to 45 miles per hour. A women politicians school has opened in Akron Ohio.
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Gardiner
City notes show events from armory social to Red Cross drive
Bath items report a whist party in the armory hall run by William H. Puffer, Bowdoin Red Cross enrollment up 138 over last year, a Cosmo club Thanksgiving hop set for November 28, and various local happenings including radio programs, weather, trains, a skunk issue, and traffic crossing concerns at Washington street.
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Armory Hall
William H. Puffer
Bath
State of
New York
City Hall
Harry T. Thompson
Diamariscotta
Vine Street
New
Clifford Pareher
Brunswick Red Cross
Bowdoin College
Red Cross
New England
Friars Club Oat Itotel Astor
George M. Cohan
Louis Mann
Will Elays
Kenesiw M. Landis
Governor Edwards
New Jersey
Victor Herbert
David Belasme
Cosmo Club
Armory
Harvard
Music Hall
Blinche Wright
Pred Clark
Maine Central Crossing
Washington Street
Central Church
Margaret Foote
Mary Appleton
Ellen Newell
Helen Brown
Edith Courser
Mary
Dorothy Appleton
State Highway Commission
Woolwich
Excellent talk to Epworthians at Wesley Church
Dr Guthrie urged Epworth Leaguers to youth and mission, noting Christianity as a young people's concern and citing Luther and Wesley as youthful reformers. He carried bead garland stories from Honolulu and appealed for larger funds to place secretaries and institutions worldwide as the congregation heard in Kennebunk and nearby towns.
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Epworthians
Wesley Church
Honolulu
United States
Guthrie
Epworth League
Maine
Wesley Parsonage
Mainy Bath
League
Kennebunk
Cornish
Brunswick
Woolwich
AL AL Callaghan
Porthind
Guthrie Addresses Epworth League Aims at Wesley M. E Church
Rev Charles E Guthrie Chicago general secretary of Epworth Leagues spoke at Wesley M E church in Portland district detailing aims and objects of the league He outlined his world tour visiting Leagues in 11 of 30 countries and began the trip in Honolulu after Mexico visit and then departed continuing his tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley M. EB
Charles E. Guthrie
Chicago
Epworth Leagues
Methodist Church
Portland
League
Guthrie
Honolulu
Mexico
Mendelssohn Club Hosts Successful Whist Party
The Mendelssohn club raised more than 20 dollars at a whist party Tuesday night in the parish house on Oak Street. Attendees enjoyed chicken salad puffs cake and coffee. Prize winners for netion and straight bridge were identified and prizes donated by Thompson Bros Inc Fred C Cox and Mrs. Alice Litchfield. The organizing committee included Miss Madelyn Davis and several club members. Women are barred from joining the Indianapolis police force.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Armory
Martha Barker
Madelyn Davis
Dorothy Jewett
United States District Court
Portland
Charles PF. Hardaiken
Auburn
Tierbert Lemont
Bath
Ralph H. Dunton
Sto
Norman Howard
Leonard McKay
Gardiner
P.M. Olin
Soo
Fred S. Sawyer
John Crosby
Charles R. Farnum
William Davis
John A. Legro
Phyllis Bowie
Roy Colby
Luther Thompson
Fred J. Hill
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