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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1921

Page

3

Social Happenings Of The Week In Bath

Bath society notes report travel visits and weekend gatherings among residents including Frank TR Walker of the Mohican New London Conn Mrs Josephine Walker and Josiah Walker of Youngs hotel Bath hosts Yale games and motor trips through New England and Canada with many holiday guests and engagements among local families.

Frank TR Walker Mohican New London Conn Woolwich Josephine Walker White Mountains Josiah I. Walker Young's Hotel Mohican Hotel Prank A. Munsey Arthur Kateon Wesley Street Diag American Legion Kansas City Kateon Maine New Hampshire Vermont Canada New York Prank Lo Walker Mars Frank Wright Harry Knight Bath Congress Square Hotel Porthind

Yachtsmen plan storage for Kennebec Yacht club stages

Loyal owners plan to haul the former floating stages to winter storage, likely on a Bath area wharf after years of lazing in Little Sheepscot river. meanwhile Daniel A. Bishop prepares to move the Kennebec Yacht club building on lighters to Ropewalk dock for transport.

Loyal_yachtsmen Kennebec Daniel A. Bishop Kennebec Yacht Club Ropewalk Dock

Justice Hanson to Commute Between Wiscasset and Damariscotta

Associate Justice George M Hanson of Crinis presiding at the county supreme court opening in the historic old court house in Wiscasset will be forced to travel to Wiscasset by train each morning and return by automobile at night due to the evening train being withdrawn. Wiscasset Inn closed for the season, necessitating the back and forth commute between the two towns.

George M. Hanson Crinis Supreme Court Old Court House Wiscasset Damariscotta Wiscasset Inn Justice Hanson

Bath Rotary hears Charles H Butler on Washington issues

Charles Henry Butler of Washington and Montsweng Farm Wolwich spoke at Tuesday’s Bath Rotary Club meeting at King Tavern. He outlined federal problems, including excess profit taxes, alien custodian funds, war contract cancellations, and a ten billion foreign debt. He urged optimism and recalled Gardiner G Deering as a Maine man.

Charles Henry Butler Washington Montsweng Farm Wolwich Bath Rotary Eclub King Tavern Butler Treasury Department Mackintosh Reds Old Ladies Home Newell Maine Hood River Oregon Gardiner G. Deering

Past Masters Night at Hermanlodge Masons Gardiner

John Freeman Harold Dunn Roy Colby and others attended Past Masters night at Hermanlodge Masons in Gardiner Tuesday with Bath division's William Sherman among the candidates in the M M degree. Banquet noted. a cold trip home reported.

John TH. Freeman Harold A. Dunn Roy Colby David L. Wilson William L. Robertson Emery A. Tillson Parker Lewis Hermanlodge Masons Gardiner William Sherman Bath Central Maine Power Co Bath Masons

Bath Items From Streets To Stage In Early Autumn Scene

A Bath city roundup notes quinces selling, a High street garage project, and Port land theater trips to see FE H Sothern and Julia Marlowe in Twelfth Night. It lists shipyard work on Gardiner G Deering, barge North ern No 3 movements, and police reports of motometer thefts during a Brunswick football game.

William D. Rich High Street Weeks Street Thomas Gibbons Washington Street Wesley Church Bath Portland FE. H. Sothern Julia Marlowe Arthur FE Bishop Cumberland Shipbuilding Co Hampton Roads Brunswick Grassy Anatol Opera House Tag Seguin Parker Flats Gardiner Gardiner Coal & Supply Co Coast Guard Popham Heach Gardiner G. Deering Cumberland Ship Railway Pejepscot Belfast Portland Shipbuilding Co Merrymeeting Bay

Bath club holds first regular winter meeting in Portland

The Bath club in Portland met at Mrs. W. W. Foss’s Spruce street home for its kick off of the winter season. Members, about 40 strong, gathered for a brief business session, social hour, and refreshments. Notables include president Mrs. Franklin Ferguson and guests Miss Sue Richardson of Brunswick and Miss Edith Stetson visiting Portland.

Bath Club Portland W. W. Foss Spruce Street Bath Franklin Ferguson

Bath Funeral Attends Gardiner Deering Veteran Captain

Capt J O Hall of Woodfords attended the funeral in Bath for Gardiner G Deering. He has spent the summer aboard the schooner Courtney C Houck filling for Capt William Elliott and is proud of his Woodfords orchard with a predicted crop of 25 barrels of choice apples.

J. O. Hall Woodfords Bath Gardiner G. Deering Hall Courtney C. Houck William Elliott

Quincy couples visit Mrs Bonney at Union Street Court

Mr and Mrs George H Phillips and Mr and Mrs Frank Lints of Quincy Massachusetts were guests of Mrs James T Bonney at 1 Union street court on Tuesday and Wednesday.

George H. Phillips Frank Lints Quincy, Mass James T. Bonney Union Street Court

Maine D A R delegates meet in Waterville

Miss Mary I Hill regent of Col Dummer Sewall chapter and Miss Agnes Humphreys State auditor attended the state advisory committee meeting in Waterville. Morning business session reviewed chapter plans for the year with Elmwood luncheon and a reception at Mrs E P Fish home. Roscoe Savage patient at St Barnabas Portland. William Savage left for Richmond on business. Mrs Thomas L Perry and Mrs T A Gove in Portland. Joseph Totman Lewiston visited Bath on business. Mrs William H Shea returned from Gardiner. John Terey Deering of Saco possible gubernatorial candidate with Mrs Deering passed Bath. Elsie P Dotten of Lewiston telegraph office returns home then to Baltimore for winter with brother John A Dotten. Mrs Fred W Hartnett passed in Portland.

Katherine Berry Worcester Mass Bath Jane Murphy Lina Sewall Berry Berry Camp Wynburg New Meadows Candy’s Harbor Mary I. Hill Col. Dummer Sewall D.A.R Agnes Humphreys Maine Waterville Elmwood E. P. Fish Elsie P. Dotten Lewiston New England Telephone & Telegraph Co Baltimore John A. Dotten

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