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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1916

Page

6

Novel Out-of-Doors Wedding Party in Bowdoinham

War Relief Corps of Bath enlists Camp Fire Girls of Bowdoinham to gather old white cloth and lint for bandages and fracture pillows for soldiers. On Wednesday September 6 the girls will canvass homes for materials, with Bath women sewing the supplies in their rooms. The town sees many visits, departures, and local events as residents aid and travel to fairs, rallies, and neighbors’ gatherings.

War Relief Corps of Bath Bowdeinham Addie Wharff Lucinda Amberhind Massachusetts Clara A. Poor Waverly Mass May Goombs Matttawamkeag Ella Comins R. E. Ferguson Margaret Chapman Wallace Quint Topsham Waterville Fair B. B. Douglas Augusta TI. W. Nelson Charles Welch William Miller Byron Whitmore Gardiner William Graves Paul Hatch Amesbury Charles Hatch I. M. Fowle Five Islands Hattie Perry Louise Clark Louie Sparks Mere Point Temple James Graves Iva Clifton Dade Graves Post Road Ann Fisher Phillips Orrin Small Merle New York Mr. Small Margaret Wilson Henry Wilson

Lincoln Association to hold Woolwich conference in June 1917

The Congregational Church announces the Lincoln Association annual conference to be held June 5 and 6, 1917 at the Woolwich church. The pastor notes the Pilgrim Fathers anniversary and a Plymouth Rock observance. Community members visit, travel, and aid follow-up church repairs and social events.

Lincoln Association

Holdens and Seekins Tie in Bowdoinham Wedding

An outdoor wedding at the John Holden home Bowdoinham Maine joined Hazel Rebecca Holden and Leon Elroy Seekins. The ceremony was performed by Rev. MERRIAM Skowhegan with sixty guests present and reception details noted for family and friends.

Seeking Holden John Holden Bay Road Bowdoinham Maine Hazel Rebecca Leon Elroy Seekins William T. Seekins Skowhegan Miss Holden Wellesley B. F. Bart Chicago E. P. Kendall Mary E. Lilly Bowdeinham Merriam H. J. Given Brunswick Seekins Lowell Massachusetts Lowell Electric Company Hazel Holden L. B. Seekins W. T. Seekins L. E. Seekins Mass Sadie Pennell Chicago, Il W. P. Dillingham Portland R. D. Purinton Albert Henderson Mary Lilly

Weekend guests and visits across town noted

Weekend guest of Mrs. Jennie Jordan and Mrs. Marion Buchanan of Newark visits Mrs. Annie Jordan. Miss Mercy Holbrook of Portland takes a two week vacation at her old home. The Vanderbilt yacht Tarantula anchored off Bombazeen Island. Sidney Holbrook stays at his East Harpswell farm and tills hay. Charles Savage visits relatives in Woolwich. Miss Helen Trufant and Miss Margaret Davis of Durham stay with Mrs. Harvey Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. Allen of Lisbon Falls visit in their car.

Central Maine Power Co D. J. McGillicuddy Richmond Coombs High School Faro Jennie W. B. Kendall Charles Brown New York J. L. Pinkerton C. L. Mosher Lewiston E. E. Wilson Yarmouth Nellie Rideout Methodist Aid S. A. Getchell Portland Bertha Moulton McKay Smalley Patten Charles Newton F. K. Jack C. B. Randall George Cutler Florence Sparks Poland Springs Ernest Lancaster Baby E. W. Warren South Harpswell Capt. James Given Albert Pratt R. A. Dickinson Elsie George L. Morse Waterville Roy Temple Charles Thorne C. P. Bates Look Crouse Fred Poor Ora Poor Waverly Mass Viola Coombs James Howland South Kelley, Spear & Co Powers Harry Brown Bath Sherman Pratt W. Nelson Gardiner Alton C. Small Brunswick and Bath Hall Meredith Nellie Minott Joseph Hall John Savage Marion Skinner Gersham Trott Elizabeth Boston New Hampshire Harriet Snipe A. O. Labell Arrowsie A. H. Carlton Sarah P. E. Hathorne Pearl Higgins Harland, Elmer Pauline James T. Soule Lincoln Bailey Mt. Desert O. C. Nutting Bernard Bailey Louise Marjorie Bailey Petersboro Milton ‘Carlton's North Woolwich Vestry James R. Allen Horace Allen Wiscasset Huntoon Hill School Huntoon Grange Hall Marion Doyle Eda Hayward Manchester Maude Hayward Nequasset John MacAuliffe North Methodist Church Bertha Hall Blinn Ridge Cemetery George Hackett Walter Bowker Phippsburg Center Lena Cobb Maria Perry Emma Helena Montana Perry Miss Emma Cobb Louise Clark Hattie Perry Cora Wilkinson Worcester Orville Smith West Medford C. F. Staples Universalist Ladies’ Aid Frank Cornish Brooklyn N. Y Nancy Cornish Shore Acres Harpswell L. P. Temple Erland Rogers Gladys Small Gretchen Hulse Temple Frank Bertha Hackett Grace Brown Amsterdam Jennie Jordan Marion Buchanan Newark N. J Annie Jordan Mercy Holbrook Tarantula Bombazeen Island Sidney Holbrook East Harpswell Charles Savage Woolwich Helen Trufant Margaret Davis Durham Harvey Jordan Allen Lisbon Falls

New Meadows Whitman Holbrook Drive New Ford Car

Mr and Mrs Gowell Miss Mac Donald and Miss Gunn of Framingham returned home after ten days at William Davis place. Mr and Mrs Sidney Maxwell and Clyde Remick of Kittery were recent visitors. Miss Cora Woodward was the

Whitman Holbrook Gowell MacDonald Miss Gunn Framingham William Davis’ Place Sidney Maxwell Clyde Remick Kittery Cora Woodward

Card of Thanks for Kind Messages and Flowers

Mr and Mrs Wm Miller express heartfelt appreciation through this paper for sympathy and flowers sent after their bereavement. Mrs William Miller and Mr William Miller extend thanks to friends and neighbors.

Wm. Miller William Miller

Gratitude for Flowers and Kindness to Our Mother

The Day and Hathorne families express thanks for flowers and kindness shown to their mother. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Day and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hathorne. August 28, 1916.

Joseph N. Day Samuel Hathorne

Five Islands Gathering Details Summer Events

A lengthy social roundup from Five Islands describes a Sunday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Cc W Noeton with relatives from Revere Bath and Five Islands. It notes travels of Mrs Baker and Walter, Quimby visitors from Brookline, and various weekend guests. The piece also covers a farewell sermon by Rev. Herbert Tilden, storm interruptions, Grange Pomona trip details, the death of Charles Louthrop, a car sale, and a Cambridge wedding of Irene Emmons and George Walton.

Cc. W. Noeton Brookline J. P. Quimby Sullivan Malden Mass Elbridge Mains Merton Davis Clark Eddy Co Portland C. C. Davis H. R. Dunham Mildred Waterville Otter Cliff Herbert Tilden D.D Auburn Littlefield Sherman Mills William Patton Lecester N. Boynton Five Islands Grange Pomona Enterprise Grange Richmond J. G. Stevens Fremont B. Rowe Ida H. Rowe Ceres Harlow Orchhestra Charles Louthrop Milton Will Rowe H. D. Harley Seguinland Cambridge Irene May Emmons George L. Walton Emmons Chaney Emmons Irene Walton Walton Shoe Co Chelsea Arthur Barrows Immanual Baptist Church Leon Baker Sterling Pleasant Place

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