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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1925

Page

3

Social Happenings of the Week in Bath

Bath readers hear a busy social scene with music by Mrs Morse and Miss Hagan, a humorous reading by Mrs Whitten, and a luncheon. The piece lists many Bath residents socializing, traveling plans, and local club activity.

Arthur Whitten Upper High Street Samuel Morse Iva Hagan George Rittal Wilbur Hagan Mabel Whitten Morse Miss Hagan Hagan Jason A. Merrill Mahree San Miss Whitten George Tittal Henry Fletcher Frank Hagan Jason A. Merrill Philip Gannon Pauline McDonald Marion Whitten Wilbur Hagem Edwin Whitten

Whist party winners and local social notes

Mrs. Winifred McInnis won first prize for women and William Dall won first prize for men at Pine Tree circle event in G.ALA hall. Second prizes went to Mrs. IE Murphy and Roger Moulton. Most ones and most twos honors to Mrs. A J Gallant and Roger Moulton respectively. Several residents returned home from hospital and hosted gatherings as Mr and Mrs Drake hosted a wedding anniversary supper for Mr and Mrs Newall. Maj. William R Kimball left for Portland for a Maine Seed Improvement meeting.

Winifred McInnis William Dall Pine Tree Circle Frederick FE. Drake Arthur Newall

Mrs 1 Houghton Kimball Returns to Boston

Mrs 1 Houghton Kimball arrived in Boston Saturday after months in Bath with Miss Ry Kimball of High Street. She plans to spend a week in Boston with her companion.

Rufus Moulton Drummond Street Boston Jennie Moulton Katherine Payne Bath Elmer Hodgkins Middle Street Frank F. Southard Sylvanus F. Vennell High Street T Boston Fred HH. Thompson Houghton Kimball Ues Ry Kimball High Streer Kimball James McNary Newton Center Mass Margaret Leydon Philip Paine Andover Cecil Paine Virginia Paine Ellen Newell W. S. Newell Washington Street Miss Newell Posse-Nissen School of Physical Education

Bath notes Christmas plans and business moves

Mrs Willians TP McAuliffe of York street visits Braintree Massachusetts with her husband and plans Bath Christmas season. Lloyd Coombs leaves for Portsmouth New Hampshire to become assistant manager at Woolworth Co. Bath youths join Woolworth Co. Pruiline Potter hosts No manne club at her Washington street home with two whist tables. first prize goes to Mrs. John Hart and booby to Mrs. Annie Skaling. Refreshments served.

James McLaughlin Willow Street Sewing Club William H. McGlinchy Herbert McCabe Mae Lynch FE. Mason Wright Mary R. Gallant Lower Washington Street John McInnes Miriam Kimball Claire Coombs McInnes Harold de Long KE. Motley Fuller Willians TP McAuliffe York Street Braintree Mass Bath Lloyd Coombs Portsmouth N. Ha. S FLOW Woolworth Co Pruiline Potter Nomanne Club Washington John Hart Annie Skaling Warry A. Magoun Green Street Haddonfield N. J John Boyd John Farrin George Farrin Middle Street New York New Hollywood Hollywood Fla Miami Alon Beach Florida Wentworth Newcastle N. H Ansonia Harry W. Tucker Sarah E. Burrill Bath City Hospital Herman L. Spinney

Engineer Joins Madawaska Firm After Boston Tenure

John Urran Jeff resumes duties with the H. W. Johns Manville Co of Boston after several years of employment, returning to Madawaska for service last week.

John Urran Madawaska H. W. Johns Manville Co Boston

Nuttings Plan Winter Stay in Long Beach Apartment

Mr and Mrs Otto Nutting of Mt Desert formerly of Bath plan to renew living there for a month in Long Beach California where they will spend the winter in their apartment Mrs Nutting is daughter of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Bailey of this city

Charles A. Corliss Treston Jacksonville Siavannah Florida Jaccksonvile Weatcoasts J. Henry McLellan City Florence Rome Paris J. Herbert “Mosley Cherry Street Quincey Mass Fore River Shipbuilding Co Mossey Bath Iron Works Charles A. Bruce Belfast Lynn Mars. I. Sturgis Dexter Bath Otto Nutting Mt. Desert Long Beach California Nutting Lincoln Bailey Washington Edward Carter Helen Johnson Leonard TD. Norsworthy Lydia Folsom Norsworthy Kilbourne Place N. W Omar W. Folsom Elsie Folsom William C. Perkins Eunice West Medford Mr. Perkins Howard Boston George W. Johnson San Diego Cal Tucson Ariz

Margaret Stewart resumes duties at The Times Co office

Miss Margaret Stewart returns to work in The Times Co. office after a week away with relatives in Quincy Muss. She resumed Monday morning and will resume her regular duties.

Margaret Stewart The Times Co Quincy Muss

Bath Notes and Visits Among Local Residents

Local society notes recount Mrs. Harold M. Sewall returning from Ventnor and Baltimore with her guest Miss Anne Warren. Senator Edge’s Ventnor villa was burgled again with little taken. Various residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Scudder, Mr. and Mrs. Scribner, and Miss Tracey, are cited with visits, travels, church events, and upcoming weddings. several prepare to travel for holidays or work commitments.

Harold M. Sewall Washington Street Ventnor N. J Walter E. Edge Baltimore John, W. Williams Sewall Anne Warren Troy N. Y Edge National

Bath residents visit then head to Stonington for cathedral work

Families and friends from Bath, Gilboa, and Washington gather for Thanksgiving week. Mr. George Davey, an expert marble cutter, moves to Stonington to cut blocks for the Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York. Numerous Bath notables and relatives travel or host gatherings across the region.

George Davey Bertha Bath Gilboa N. Y Della W. Sampson Edward Street Stonington Davey New York City Cathedral of St. John, the Divine Central Church Texas Steamship Co Minnie Furbish City Hospital Quincy Mass

Bridges Visit Father in Jonesport Safely Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bridges drove to Jonesport on Sunday to visit Mr Bridges' father for the day.

Eugene Bridges Jonesport Mr. Bridges

Boston Man Visiting Parents Over Thanksgiving Weekend

Ieon Billings of Boston visits his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Billings of Mechanic Street for the Thanksgiving weekend at their home.

John Card Lisbon Falls A. A. Beals Mechanic Street W. €. Wallis Waldoboro Irving Varney Ieon Billings Boston Mrs Fred Billings Kenneth W. Nason N. 3. Nason Deering Street

Bath M A Thanksgiving Visitors List From Town Families

Local residents and guests travel for Thanksgiving with relatives in Bath and nearby towns. Names include Miss Dorothy Furber Miss Ara lbelle Lord of Gorham Normal School and Mr and Mrs Martin Powers of York with relatives in York, Bath and Portland. Several students and alumni from Bentley Boston and University towns plan holiday visits and weekend stays with families across Maine Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

Dorothy Furber Aralbelle Lord Gorham Normal School Para George Wotton Bentley School of Accounting Boston Arthur Hagan Andrews Road Portland

Bartlett Smith and Jeannette Smith Arrive for Thanksgiving Recess

Bartlett Smith of Hebron Academy and Jeannette Smith of Simmons College arrive to spend Thanksgiving recess with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Smith.

Bath Chronicles Glance at Local Happenings and Notices

Local items note improvements at the federal building steps with a new railing, a warm look at ship and road history, and many Bath residents delaying storm window installations amid mild November weather. Community updates include housing plans along Phippsburg's west shore, Varian's cottages, Kendall sheep prizes, and a Maine Central excursion to Boston.

Phippsburg Small Point Harbor Mr. Varian Philadelphia Yeaton Bradford Sprague

Ladies of the G. A. R. hold successful sale and whist

The Ladies of the G. A. R. ran a sundry article and candy sale at the K of P hall on Tuesday afternoon with remarkable success. An evening whist party followed, well attended and financially favorable. Prizes were awarded with Mrs Bert Pollard taking a prize, Mrs Seth Stewart second, Capt Thomas Haley first among men, and Bert Pollard second.

K. of P. Hall Bert Pollard Seth Stewart R Thomas Haley

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Collins Navy Ethel Bowie Fred Bowie Hartford Edward Gandreau Fidward, Jr Margaret Foster Irma Burns Eldorado Cliub Exchange Bessie McKay Viola O'Hara Shirley Allen George Mrs. Allen M. A. Ferguson Hunt Street Mr. Allen Eugene Jewett Robinhood John Howe Muriel Upper Charles Tlaisdell Bedford Street Malden James Cameron Minnie Bailey Ofice Star Lewiston Journal Mrs. Theaty Bailey J. W. Morse George Morse R. P. McFadden Elizabeth Coombs Junior Hospital League South Street Eleanor Marcia Moulton Eleanor Thebeau William D. Sewall Harry Bennett Trufant — Street Lewiston Mary Stuart Charles Stuart Thath Dedham J. Horace McClure Dward Hartnett Elva Stickney Id Gile Charles Farnham Tallery Hoof Rockland Coast Artillery School Howard Elliot Toston James I. Perkins Boothbay Harbor Pattangall, Locke & Perkins James FE. Lockery FE. W. Norton Beverly, Mass Leon Spinney Berwick Ton Rupert H. Baxter Albert G. Longley Dummer Street Northeast Carry Albert York Port Clyde William York Frank H. 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Morin Ralph Seekins Harry Bowie Mattawaimkeag Frank Dunning Harpswell Robert White Charles Anusett Julia Lombard Cincinnati Ralph McCabe Mae Morse Opay Los Angeles Albert L. Lombard Maud T Pingree Sewall W. Percy Snow Park William Long Trene Long Woolwich Corporation Walter S. Glidden Tira I. Howard Chicago Rockford Carrie Moses Tuey Green John Crosby Roland Perry Herbert Margerum Mrs. A. FE. Buzzo Georgetown Jean Edgecomb Reyher Leyher Lydia Baxter Garland School Brookline Margaret Bovier Elmira Bruce H. M. White White Lucy Bruce Fenton Tobinson James and Edward Porthind Clarence W. Morse Clare Coombs S. J. Leeman Charles Leeman Frances Oliver Dorchester Henry G. Shaw Eastern Star of Maine King Tavern Elwell Crosby West Palm Beach Loyall Sewal Henry P. Caddey Arline William Emma Stinson Jesse Jackson Wiscasset N. Gratz Jackson Dunlap Hatch Needham, Mass Davis Hatch Jr Hatch Frederick FE. Drake Jr Treadwell Robertson Phillips Academy Addie P. McFadden McFadden Amelia Dain Phillips Kimball Edward H. Kimball Simoner Sewall Sho Justus Cowles Rye Edward Sumner Frank A. Small MeInnes Duncan Small Joseph Charles Lyde Fred Potter Martin Powers York Powers Raymond Powers Cummings Street Langdon Hill Hayden Stone Cyrus Peek Fred D. Hill Susie Clark Dorris Cornish Charles Chase Westbrook Charles E. Madden Gertrude Galloupe Winthrop, Mass Sallie Brooks Edward Hyde Mr. Hyde John C. Phillips Wenham, Mass Frank Galloupe J. Edward Drake A. E. Buzzo Annie Catting Herbert W. Catting Dromore John J. Keegan Jack Keegan Ethel Lundrigan Cleo Hopkins Ralph Hopkins Ella Card Falmouth Height’s Mildred G. Nichols W. F. Nichols John K. Bailey Junior Stanwood Gilman Sebasco Irma Harry F. Stetson Belmont William Worden Ralph G. Stetson Edna Sanford Gardiner Albert Sanford James Malloy Richmond Frank Deering Gardiner Deering Suffolk Law School of Dboston Harold Abbott School of Farmington Alice Johnson Joseph M. Roche Ella Willis Park Street Charles Peterson Mr. Peterson South Portland Falmouth Heights Cape Cod Frank Williams Federal Tee Goddard Hunters’ Moon Lloyd's Register Monkbarns William Mitchell Garthpool Gardnell Rewa Kilmallie Masons Bath Opera House President Coolidge Ig ON William B. Kendall Powdeinham Long Branch Soo Kendall New England Mr. Kendall Maine Maine Central Bath Club Stonybrook Meadowbrook Campbell’s Pond Witch Spring West Bath Masonic Temple Maine Farmers’ Almanacc
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