Social Happings Of The Week In The Shipping City
Bath weekly social notes recount a busy week with Bat h Teach Old Club officers elected for 1912 group members and soloists. Local residents travel to Portland Hallowell and Boston as funerals hunting trips and visits unfold.
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Bath Teach‘old
Morse High School
Charles Lester Smith
Alice Magoun
Effie Wright
Jennie Silsby
Mary Conley
Hope Sturtevant
Miss Lavarene
Junior High Seven
Marie Christine Visits Canton Guests of Lambs
Marie Christine of High Street visits Canton staying with her parents Rey and Mrs Frank M Lamb.
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Marie Christine
High Street
Canton
Rey
Frank M. Lamb
Mrs Campbell Visited Brother in Bedford Street
Mrs Walter Campbell of California visited her brother John Mc Laughlin on Bedford Street. She traveled east after the death of her mother in Wellesley Massachusetts.
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Walter R. Campbell
Los Angeles
Cali
Wellesley
Mass
Bath
California
Walter Campbell
John McLaughlin
Bedford Street
Bridgeport Woman Credits Pink Pills With Recovery After Illness
After surgery and weeks in hospital Mia Emma McMahon of 1220 Barnum Avenue Bridgeport Connecticut found strength and sleep returning after trying Dr Williams Pink Pills. She reports improved digestion nerves and energy and urges others to try the tonic. Sold by druggists or directly from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY 60 cents a box. Free booklet available.
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Mia
Emma MrMahon
Barnum Avenue
Bridgeport
Conn
Dr. Williams
German youth Roettigen jailed again in Bath for four months
The article details Werner Roettigen, a German resident in Bath, recently sent to Auburn to serve a four month term after a previous jail stint in Augusta for beating the Augusta House bill. Roettigen, educated in German and English universities, worked as a dish washer, at a beef house, and a local fruit store before his arrest.
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Werner Roettigen
Javeeny
Paul Geerigh
Augusta
Capt
Witham
Bath
Auburn
Roettigen
Wilson Endorses Red Cross Seals For 1919 Sale
President Wilson has endorsed the 1919 Red Cross Christmas Seal Sale, running December 1 to 10 under the National Tuberculosis Association and 1000 allied bodies. About 650000 seals will be offered to fund nationwide educational and preventive campaigns through 1920. The endorsement appears in a letter to Dr. Charles J. Hatfield.
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Wilson
Red Cross
Dea
National Tuberentonist Association
Charles. J. Hatfield
National Tuberculosis Association
National Tubereulosis Association
Pythians Attend District Convention in Brunswick
Fifty three Acadia lodge Knights of Pythias members traveled to Brunswick for District 10’s annual convention. The degree team earned praise for near perfect work with William Mann heading the group and numerous participants named. A supper followed the session and Bath delegates reported an enjoyable visit.
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Acadia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
District 10
Brunswick
College Town
William Mann
Fred F. Pratt
Harry T. Lassmore
Henry G. Madgdon
T. M. Farson
James VP. Sutherland
JL. O. Lutz
Edward CC. Plummer
Edward McLellan
Charles FE. Brackley
Percival Mann
Augustus Sveiders
M. Dunlap
Edward H. Hartwell
William McKenzie
Noel Parent
Vernon W. Miller
Nathan Povich
T. W. Woods
Russell L. Kenney
Bath
Fast Basketball Team II Gears Up For Bath Winter Play
Bath plans to host one of the fastest basketball teams in the state this winter as Otis Hupt Joseph Coss Frank Talbot Thomas Lyden Morton Young Lawrence Martin Gerald Sullivan and Marius Page band together to train. They hoped to practice Friday in the Y gym but it was Boy Scout night. They seek a future gym option. Sugar shortages eased briefly with a Bath resident trading 85 pounds at home for two more before a counteroffer failed. John Savage found fair sleighing on Ferry street Friday afternoon on his way from North Woolwich.
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Rath
Bath
Maine
California
Oregon
West
Otis
Hupt
Joseph Coss
Frank Talbot
Thomas Lyden
Morton Young
Lawrence Martin
Gerald Sullivan
Marius Page
Ferry Street
John Savage
Woolwich
Armory
Hockomock
Boston
Sunday Post
Nmilie de Gogorza
Bathy
Seguin
Boston Harbor
Kennetiec
Amelia Zenan
Bowker Yard
Olver Circle
North End
Washington Street
William A. Armstrong
Whalen
City Park
I. B. Swett
Torrey Roller
Western Union
Bath Iron Works
Hyde Foundry
Oak Street
Witham Eeeney
Thomas Lundrigan
Mill Pond
Eben Melanson
George Roderick
Oak Grove Cemetery
Maine” Central
John A. Lay
Grassy
City Notes on Hockomock Transit and Local Scene
Reports from the city include Hockomock ferries Sunday traffic with autos and pedestrians, a new sidewalk project, and a former Whalen building repurposed. Officials inspect city conditions, while smelt fishing remains steady and a bridge near Oak Grove is repaired. A patrol cap update and licensing trivia add local color as winter approaches.
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