Bath society notes and charity reports headline
A long society page from Bath details Mrs. William Blackwood of Washington and former Miss Anne Hall of Brunswick singing in Washington before Sydney Lloyd Wrightson of London and planning to sing at St. Margaret's Church. Other items cover charity conference attendance in Waterville, engagements announced in Chicago, patrons visiting Augusta and Bath, local lectures by Baroness Huard, and social events at Armory Hall and Bowdoin College Memorial service remarks by Edward P. Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blackwood
Washington, D. C
Anne Hall
Brunswick
Central Church
Washington
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
London
England
William Shakespeare
St. Margaret's Church
Wilson
Blackwoced
Fort Meyer
Virginia
Bath
William R. Kimball
Associated Charities
Waterville
J. Prentiss Murphy
Murphy
Major Kimball
Cuba
Edward P. Mitchell
The
New York Sun
Memorial Hall
Bowdoin College
William DeWitt Hyde
Mr. Mitchell
Woolwich Notes Highlight Local People and Events
Frank Cate of Dresden buys cattle in Montsweag while telephone crews work the 276 line. Sunday School convention to be held at Moatsweag Church with Rev. Carruthers speaking. Charles Henry Butler to return to Washington D C for winter. Moatsweag Church owns a Liberty Bond. A social and harvest supper is planned at Battist Hall Woolwich Center Tuesday evening Oct 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cate
Dresden
Montsweag
J. Sumner Bailey
Wiscasset
Roy Springer
Ruth and
Russell
Edward Springer
Portland
Frank Jones
Cynthia Adams
Lola Clark
Lewiston
Georgetown
Woolwich
Arrowsie
Moatsweag Church
Carruthers
Church of the Covenant
Washington, D. C
Charles Henry Butler
Moatsweag
Russel
Goldie Sheridan
W. F. Cromwell
West Georgetown
Edward Foote
Bath
Montsweag Free Baptist Church
Food Conservation Sunday Planned by Woolwich M E Church
At Woolwich M E Church a Food Conservation Sunday will be observed in all Methodist services next Sunday October 28 with a sermon on Joseph The Ancient Food Dictator A committee will be appointed to gather reports of family food conservation efforts. Sagadahoc Ferry service will be at 750 essays titled Why Go to Church will be read and some existing essays presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Sagadahoe Ferry
Chueh
Winnegance Social Roundup Includes Dances and Local Movements
The Winnegance column notes dances at Bridgehall despite a nor’easter and a Halloween event sponsored by Jus Small. It also reports residents’ comings and goings, job changes at local firms, visitors from Bath and Portland, and a tree collapse on Green Street that damaged a porch and knocked out street lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street
Dr. Fox
Local Bath Jottings Across Town This Week
Mrs Daniel Doyle and Miss Nellie Biggins returned from Boston. Dr and Mrs Williams Whitney visited Vinal Haven and North Haven with relatives. Arrowsie bridge closes to travel for repairs. Several social events noted including Murray Club gathering and a Winnegance dance with Perkins' orchestra. Community updates cover attendees, church activities, and street surfacing progress on Washington Street with a $2500 appropriation.
Bath Portland notes and local updates
Miss Edith Hartwell spends the day in Portland. Francis Lang visits relatives with aunt Mrs. E R Berry of Lower Middle Street. Supt C P Wetherbee leaves for Boston Washington and Detroit to visit son George at Massachusetts Tech and conduct business. Charles Tagham resumes duties sweeping Front and Center streets after eight weeks with shingles. Belfast chief engineer James Farnham of the tug Pejepscot now based in Belfast with new pulp wood unloading gear installed. Armory Hall dances managed by Stevens raise funds for the 29th Co Fr Baldwin. Bath Mercantile Co moves to larger Front Street store under Fred Stevens. Motorists urged to blow horns on Bull Rock curves to prevent accidents. Hunters report black ducks in Merrymeeting Bay. teal and other ducks present. Pred Wiggins of Boothbay Harbor, 19, recently returned from Atlantic travels and trained as second officer after Boothbay navigation school. An employee of Texas Steamship Co was jailed for intoxication on Sept 12. sentenced to 60 days plus probation. additional incidents and fines discussed with pending Cumberland jail transfer if re-arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Spinney
Portland
Walter Rogers
Texas Steamship Co
Edgar Oliver
Bath Tron Works
Leon Pennell
George Dennison
Freeport
Bertha Morse
Elbridge Morse
Parker Head
George Trask
Randall Coombs
New York
Percy Morse
Redson
George Brigham
Fosters Point
Tom Perry
Abbie Morse
Scott Morse
Imma Morse
Charles Small
Bath
Fred TB. Reed
Raymond Mactntire
Small Point
Sadie Oliver
D. A. Merry
Winnerance
Damnriscatta
Rufus Hitchcock
Pemaquid Pond
Bridgehall
Winneganeee
Jus Small
Edith Hartwell
Francis Lang
E.R. Berry
Lower Middle Street
C. Pp. Wetherbee
Charlies
James Farnham
Belfast
Farnham
Sagadahoc Towins Company
29Th Co
Baldwin
Armory Hall
Stevens
Bath Mercantile Co
Fred Stevens
Front Street
Pred Wiggins
Fred B. Wiggins
Boothbay Harbor
Atlantic
France
Harry M. Huse
J. Keegan
Keegan
Cumberland County
Food Administration Denies Sugar Seizure Rumor in Maine
Pederial Wood Merrill Maine Food Administrator cautions Sagadahoc and Kennebec counties about German propaganda alleging sugar seizures and canned goods confiscation. He clarifies no official plan to commandeer food and urges wise, waste-free eating as war souvenirs from Don Wishart’s trench service are displayed in Thompson Bros. window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pederial Wood
Merrill
Maine
Wennedee
Sagandahoe County
Food Administration
Sagadahoe County
Kennebec
Thompson Bros
Don Wishart
John Wishart
Don
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Mary P. Hill
Walter Russell
William Kimball
Orphans Home
Chicago, Ill
Emmons Blaine, Jr
Ammons Blaine
That City
Eleanor Gooding
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Mr. Blaine
James G. Blaine
Cyrus McCormick
Miss Gooding
Alfred Gooding
Old South
J. FL Morin
Odd Ladies
K. P. Hall
Ladies’ Sewing Circle
the Universalist Church
Jennie Morse
Washington St
Harry Sawyer
Dummer St
Nathaniel T. Palmer
Pacific Coast
Bath Street
Lucy Patten
Augusta
H. W. Cobb
Charles Carter
Yarmouth
Arthur E. Baum
City Hospital
Walter A. Murtaugh
Wheeling
Rupert Baxter
Loston
Jennie Harvey
Leon McCausland
Perkins
Winter St
Isabelle
Abigail Carter
Walter E. Chase
Madelyn
Tenise Hill
Boston
Mrs. W. M. Thayer
FE. A. Farrar
Maple St
Louise Child
Merrill Hutchinson
Reading
Magss
Charles I. Oliver
Shepard St
Byron Smith
Oak St
W. M. Hagan
Elmer Smith
Iron Works
Philadelphia
Edward H. Bonnelli
Gerry
White Mountains
Humphrey A. Owen
Samuel Clancy
C. L. Houghton
E. J. Morey
Dead River
Leo Barrows
Clara Eaton
Carolyn Skillings
Er. H. Mulligan
Nellie Savage
John Dilts
Charles A. Ham
Frank Ham
Edward Lee
Worcester
William Ham
Carl Anderson
Hallet’s Drug Store
Milliken Regiment
Newell Cooper
Natick, Mass
Five Islands
Baroness Huard of Prance
Universalist Direct
Marne
Bayoness Huard
Germany
By James W. Gerard
W. H. Smith & Son
the Bazaar
Front ST
M. EF. Church
Winnegance News
Daniel Doyle
Nellie Biggins
Williams Whitney
Vinal Haven
North Haven
John L. Staples
Rockland
Henry M. Kelley
Halifax
N. S
Esther Parks
Solar Lodge
A. F
A. M
Winnegance
James B. Perkins
Elizabeth
Alice Varney
Washington and
York Sts
Arrowsie Bridge
Murray Club
Alfie Jacobs
York St
Margaret Foster
Winter Street
Bath Co
No. 5
UL R. E.P
Tven
Henry Wallace Hanson
Down Street
Bath Savings Institution
Wilbur Eaton
Asdale
Roland
Tufts College
Paris
John Walsh
Eastern Star Lodge
M. J. Dunecklee
Clarence Morse
West Bath
Bay Guns
Mary FP
Leavitt Waheld
Joseph McAuliffe
York St. S. A
Henry Parshley
Edward Miller
Frank Freeman
Harry Robimoon
Oak Grove Cemetery
Fred Starkey
Thomas P. Blarch
Aver
Starkey
303Rd Heavy Field Artillery
Pacific
Puset Sound
VU. S
KE. FE. Hahn
Capt. Hahn
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mary E. Noble
Frances McFadden
Calais
Washington Street
Grove
Cedar Streets
Cedar St
Sewall
Merrymeeting Bay
Mer
John J.desmondco
Water Streets
Conley’s Specialty Store
Dr. Denton
W. G. Cahill
Center Street