West Bath Social Highlights Abound With Visitors
In West Bath many relatives and friends visit family homes this weekend. Guests include Llewellen Rogers family from Wol laston Mass and Lillian Brown of Foster's Point. Community notices cover church services, Red Cross meetings, and local improvements near Trufant crossing as residents work on roads and shingle the grange hall.
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Aml
Llewellen Rogers
Elliot
Nancy
Wollaston
Miass
Rogers
Lillian Brown
Foster's Point
Thoston
Wieaim Brown
Annie Wier Stackpole
Alma
Matte Dalmer
Bath
Golder
Traintres
Mass
Sabine
Oscar Suvley
Siiley
Sabane
Mer
Drelagh
Pre Wy
Danprist
Harrington
Nertt
Salina
Dien Copeyd
Batyee
Pest Maettewe
Sohipies
Serbia
LV Deeutinin
Foun
Drentam
Lewiston
Jer
Lotrasitee
Albert
White
Dostum
U. S. White
Merten Wright
New Meadens
Brotherhood of the Flin Street Baptist Church
Everett Leavent
Mars Dean
Lincoln Campbell
Point
Popstiaan
Horsee Aitken
Elmer Tibbetts
Benedocent
Moses
Aitken
Charles Bates, Jr
Leon
Charles
John McNary
Beachimont
Bates
Methodist Church
Charles EB. Brooks
Everett Lemont
Friends of
Lemont Cottage
Fred W. Larrabee
The
Red Cross
Charles Strait
Pembroke
Arthur Austin
Arthur, Jr
Somerville
Lincoln Williams
Poster's Point
A. H. Donnell
West Bath
Earle Donnell
Donnell
Topsham Fair
Trufant’s Crossing
W.ol. Larrabee
T. B. Neily
Wendall Williams
Campbells Pond
Morse High
Westbrook
Joseph W. Larrabee
Llewellyn J. Rogers
Howard Parker
Berlin
N.fe
E.R. Brown
Percy Richardson
Emily Richardson
BE. R. Brown
Orrsishid
EK. OR. Brown
Kenneth Wyman
Porth
Nan Brown
Berwick
American Educational Society
L. JD. Rogers
K. S. Stackpole
Nsw
Winthro Aut Whippsburs
Tulip Bulbs from Holland Arrive at Pine Tree Seed Co
Alator Wikie Rhine reports 10 000 tulip bulbs direct from Holland received by Pine Tree State Seed Co. The mix includes singles doubles and Darwins. Early spring planting urged as tulips gain popularity in Bath with each passing year.
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Alator Wikie Rhine
Pine Tree State Seed Co
Holland
Bath
Farmer Burns Hires On As Firer At Auburo Shoe Shop
Edward Farmer Burns begins work as a firer at the Auburo shoe shop, taking on a new labor role. The move marks a change from his previous tasks to duties centering on heat and furnace operations within the footwear plant.
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Edward “Farmer” Burns
Auburo
Partridge Goes Wild as Bath Man Predicts
Ramdall W. Leonard of Western avenue in Bath observes a partridge behave unusually. While driving, he spots the bird move from street to sidewalk, then fly north past High street, collide with a house, and die next morning from the impact. The incident underscores the saying partridge go wild.
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Bath
Ramdall W. Leonard
Western Avenue
High Street
Mr. Ledyard
Leonard
Dian
Washington Street
Mr. Leonard
Bath Woman Elected Great Pocahontas of Maine
Mrs Inez Puffer of Bath is elected Great Pocahontas of Maine at the annual Degree of Pocahontas in Auburn. Abbie Small of Bath is named first great scout with Ramona council represented by several Bath members and officers elected across the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Puffer
Bath
Maine
Auburn
Abbie Small
Ramona Council
Florence Robinson
Bessie Clark
Martha Wilson
Cora Freeman
Rachel Potter
Bradford C. Redennett
Wiscasset
Great Council of
Improved Order of Red Men
Sasanoa
Ernest R. Avery
Archie Grant
Sagamore
Roy N. Sinclair
Machias
Everett Crouch
New Gloucester
Frank W. Meserve
Woodfords
Herbert Th. Seal
Portland
Thomas BE. Wilson
Kittery
Benjamin W. Spofford
Bathman plans Sunset Spring water supply for Bath
Ex-Alderman Charles HL Oliver to supply Bath with Sunset Spring water if enough subscribers sign up. Water analyzed by State Health Dept and declared satisfactory. Resident Sanitarian Chester S. Kingsley calls it pure and sanitary and says no surface sewage contamination risk. Oliver invites interested residents to call at Mechanic street home to enroll. Notables using water include Samuel BR. Percy J Edward Drake Charles A. Blair and others. Frank Galloupe home from Waterville for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sunset Spring
East Brunswick
Charles HL Oliver
State Department of Health
Chester S. Kingsley
Kingsley
Oliver
Mechanic Street
Ivery
Samuel BR. Percy
J. Edward Drake
Capt
Charles A. Blair
Seneca H. Conley
William B. Mussenden
Mark Gannon
Woolwich Social Notes Roundup From Local Homes
Woolwich ladies hold an all day Baptist session at Mrs A B Trott home with 14 members. The week includes visits from Bowdoin College student John Robertson and Brownville guest Winship Reed. A cemetery crew works at Grover cemetery under Robert Ramsey Bath visitors and many local families are noted with gatherings, travels, and school events across town and nearby communities.
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Woolwich First
Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist Church
A. B. Trott
John Robertson
Bowdoin College
Winship Reed
Brownville
Alex Robertson
Manchester-by-the Sea
I. Rayder
Red Merry
Wiscasset
Wolf Pond
Samuel Brown
Moatsweag Baptist Church
Waldoboro
Aurren
Carl Hulse
Danger
Isabelle Lewis
Ina Mathews
Boothbay Arbor
Mary and Irmao Chase
Frances Verkins
Deryl Reed
Frances Crowley
Sybil Giles
Sagadwhoe Ferry
Union 48
Kathleen Bailey
Wis Cassel
Lawrence Putnam
Maurice Pushard
Ray Prescott
Bangor
Llewellyn Bailey
Alec Reed
Ralph Rice
Center School
Mildred Towe
Lena Crocker
Path
Haverhill
Mass
Harriet Halpen
Ethlyn Marston
Auburn
C. W. Marston
Ruth Wayward
Charles Crosby
Arrowsie
Methodist Church
Arthur Higgins
Byron
Bath
Whyllis Hall
A. A. Stott
Isaac Vannah
Nobleboro
Norman Cathryn
West Medford
C. Z. Hall
J. L. Corson
Rockland
John Bernatto
Hartford
Conn
Rosa Brookings
Bernard Bailey
Kenneth Llewellyn
Loring Soule
Edwin Carr
East Woolwich
New Hampshire
Alden Richardson
G. W. Shaw
Paul Gilmore
Virginia
Tharold Shaw
Charles Smith
Elliot
Ralph Seigars
Hazel
Quincy
Tarverance and Family
Myg. N. Eaton
Annie Lowell
Sebasco
Harold Shave
Sarath Wlippell
Ruby Rich
Woolwich Grange
Montsweng Free Baptist Church
S. W. Browne
T S
Jesse Dailey
Mero
Arthur Rowkind
Mande Giy
Appleton Day
Tiestadt
Harold Walker
Portland
Plan Halloween Party by Benecon Street School Board
At a Tuesday night meeting at Supt. McGrath home plans were made for Winters work. The first event will be a Halloween party with a committee including Mrs Herman Crocker Mrs Harry Beals Marion Dain Mrs Leland S Plinner and Mrs Herbert Huggard.
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Benecon Street
Supt. McGrath
Herman Crocker
Harry Beals
Marion Dain
Leland S. Plinner
Herbert Huggard
Seven Persons Injured as Auto Strikes Truck in New Castle
A Stutz car driven by Harold Clark of Portland collided with a Ford truck between Damariscotta Mills and Damariscotta bridge injuring seven people including Hattie V. Clark a Bristol Republican official with fractures and concussions. Mrs. Clark’s brother in law Hudson Creamer suffered a brain concussion and a leg fracture. weitere injured relatives listed. A second crash followed when a windshield shattered by a stone caused Miss Gertrude Feltis to lose control of her Overland and crash into a telephone car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie V. Clark
Bristol
Republican State Committee
Lincoln County
Hudson Creamer
Somerville
Mass
Newcastle
Harold Clark
Portland
Damariscotta Mills
Damariscotta Bridge
Clark
Frank Clark
Thattie Clark
Judson Creamer
Camarisecotta
Gertrude Feltis
Bath couple wed in St Benedict Church celebration
Andrew George Moses and Cyn thia Melissa Crosman, both Bath natives now in Boston, wed at the Church of St Benedict West Somerville then hosted a reception at the bride’s parents High street home attended by nearly 100 friends. The couple plan a honeymoon after a Boston work start and will live on Wallace street West Somerville. Attendants included Evelyn Moses and George Wilson. Music by Stevens orchestra and a garter toss capped the evening.
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Andrew George Moses
Cynthia Melissa Crosman
Bath
Boston
Church of St. Benedict
West Somerville
Harry W. Crosman
High Street
Edward Coombs
Margaret Daley
Mabel Redlon
Shirley Allen
Carl Albee
Terbert Moseley
Inez McCourt
Stevens Orchestra
Bernice Hunt
Moses
Frank EK
Morse High
Boston Business College
Morse
Old Colony Trust Co
Wallace Street
Newton Tlighlands
Mass
Miles Hubbard
Newton Corner
Lewiston
Clement Oliver
Brockton
Burton Brown
Hugh Brown
Jennie Douglas
Lisbon Falls
McLellan Bride Weds McFarkind in South Bristol Wedding
Ida Gwendolen McLellan and Harlan B. McFarkind unite in a Friday ceremony at 5560 Front Street. Rev. W Brown and Rev. J A Swetnam officiate with relatives in attendance. The couple plan a honeymoon in St Johns New York before settling in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. McLellan
Front Street
Ida Gwendolen McLellan
Harlan B. McFarkind
South
Bristol
W. Brown
Gray
J. A. Swetnam
First Baptist Church
A. W. Brown
Everett Leighton
South Bristol
Alberta McLellan
Lees
Mrsc
Mrs. McFarland
St. Johns
N. Y
Portland
George W. McFarland
E.G. McLellan
Crosby S. Thompson
Cosmpolitan Club Lecture Series Press Release
Tickets on sale for a six lecture and entertainment series at Morse high school Assembly hall. Opening speaker Ida Tarbell will discuss present Industrial Conditions in a personal, heart to heart talk. Following events feature musical programs, readings by Miss Florence J. Ensworth, a February Russian lecture by Morris G. Hindus on the Great Bear, and a Fenwick Newell recital in March with Marguerite Holt Joseph Marks and Rosemond Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Morse High School
Ida M. Tarbell
Ier
Mlorence J. Ensworth
Miss Ensworth
Russia
America
Mr. Hindus
Colgate University
Harvard
Fenwick-Newell Co
Fenwick Newell
Marguerite Holt
Joseph Marks
Rosemond Crawford
Lillian Frost
Minnie White
Edna Bliss
John Burkhardt
Frank Hodgdon
Francis Cooke
Sophie Mikels
Marcia Moulton
Roscoe TV
McFadden
Winnifred Johnson
Marion Till
Marion Freeman
Jack Shaw
L. G. Mitchell
Sylvanus Pennell
D. T. Dougherty
Mildred Nichols
Bessie Mikels
Bessie Brown
Harriet Morse
No Indictments for Mc Leans in Child's Death Case
Kenneth R. MacLean and Nettie V. MacLean of Tacoma were not indicted by the Cumberland County Superior Court grand jury at term ending in Portland. They had been arrested last spring on a murder charge involving their 1-year-old child. Mrs MacLean initially claimed she smothered the infant under a pillow in a Brunswick hotel room but later recanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth R. MacLean
Nettie V. MacLean
Tacoma
Wash
Cumberland County Superior Court
Portland
Wortland
Brunswick
Bath Ministers Meet First Time This Fall
The Bath Ministerial Association resumed monthly meetings at Winter Street Church with eleven present. President Lewis Wall of Beacon Street Church presided. Rev. Paul Dresser of the New Church joined the program committee and Rev. George Wilson Scudder, recently called to the University Church, was invited to preach at the union Thanksgiving service. New member Rev. George T. Wolstenholme of People’s Church spoke briefly. Reports on vacation experiences closed the gathering.
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Bath Minsteral Association
Winter Street
BK. Lewis Wall
Beacon Street
Paul Dresser
George Wilson Scudder
Universit T
George T. Wolstenholme
People’s Church
Wetherbee Guests Return to Massachusetts after Bath Visit
Leonard Wetherbee and Elmer John son returned to Massachusetts after a ten day stay in Bath hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Wetherbee of High Street. A son weighing seven pounds was born Tuesday noon to Mr and Mrs John J Marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wetherbee
Elmer Johnson
Massachusetts
Bath
Fred Wetherbee
High Street
John J. Marks
Burglar Breaks Morse High and Thomas Home
A break in at Morse High School on Monday night or Tuesday morning reportedly yielded about 200 dollars. J H Thomas reports his 883 Green Street residence was entered Tuesday night or Wednesday morning and a tubular nickel plated flashlight was stolen. damp leaves and footprints suggest a hurried retreat and limited other theft. City Marshal Talp notes the high school break appears amateurish with few identifiable fingerprints, matching the Thomas scene.
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Morse High School
J. H. Thomas
Green Street
Thomas
Talp
Missionary from Burma Visits Bath
Rev. John I. Cummings of Hengada Burma, a Baptist missionary with 33 years of service, spoke at the Corliss street church in Bath. He earned the Kaisar-i-Hind silver medal in 1918 for educational work in Henzada and Maubvi districts and edited Burmese news for the Burman Messenger within two years of arriving in Burma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Cummings
Hengada
Burma
Elwin O. Taylor
Corliss Street
Cummings
Kaisar-i-Hind
France
India
Burman Messenger
Research Class Harvest Supper at Corliss Street church
Twenty two members of the Corliss Street church Research class held a harvest supper at Mrs. James Spinney’s home on High Street. Guests included Rev and Mrs Elwyn Taylor and Deacon and Mrs James Coombs. A new member joined and plans were made for future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street Church
James Spinney
High Street
Elwyn
Taylor
James Coombs
Fanny Thurlow
Charles Plant
Spinney
Ralph Kenney
James Cutting
Kingsbury Waltz Bride of Bess ie in Bath and Portland
Miss Bessie Waltz of Waldoboro married Thomas Kingsbury of Bath on a Saturday afternoon in a Congregational church study. The couple's reception followed at 541 Cumberland Avenue before a planned honeymoon trip. Out of town relatives attended the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs B H Waltz and a Waldoboro High School and Maine General Hospital graduate. The groom, son of Joseph Kingsbury, has worked at the Maine Mudguard Service Station in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie FM
Waltz
Portland
Thomas Kingsbury
Bath
Jerry
William Spear
Wortland
Waldoboro
Maine General Hospital
Joseph Kingsbury
S Park Street
Maine Mudguard
Harry Cook
Harley Tr. True
Norway
Cumberland Avenue
Kennebec Bridge debate stirs Bath civic leaders
Rufus A Hall defends a Bath Kennebec Bridge project arguing it links Maine counties to major highways and boosts state growth. He criticizes Richmond Winslow's Rocks sites, warns against delays and commissions, and urges action now to avoid economic harm to Bath’s business district. An Ellsworth hunter dies after an accidental gun injury as Maine eyes deer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Independent
Kennebec River
Bath
Percival I. Baxter
Baxter
Kennebec
Richmond
Winslow's Rocks
Sath
Maine Central Railroad
Winson's Rocks
Bath Water District
Winslow’s Rocks
Lincoln
Knox
Waldo
Winslow's
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John C. Minott
George A. Churchill
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Rufus A. Hall
Bridge Association
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