Bath News Roundup Shows Local Residents’ Summer Trips
Mrs. Effie Gannon, once of the city, is improving at home in Concord after months of severe burns and hospital confinement. Several Bath residents and visitors are seated in local circles including the Gannon family, the Moultons at Seal Harbor, and Archibald Folk and Bernice Folk from Chicago visiting Bath friends. Other notes mention Paul Timer recovering post tonsillectomy, and various families visiting relatives in Rockland, York Harbor, and Canada as summer plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Gannon
Eugene Gannon
Concord
N. H
Bath
Gannon
Bath Area Social Roundup Sees Local and Visiting Families
Mr and Mrs Harry W Tucker of Middle Street plan a Cape Cod motor trip staying a week in Cotuit. Boston visitors include Mr and Mrs William Roderick and family. Miss Mary E Campbell returns from North Edgscombs with cousin Mrs Edna Colby. Bath figures include John Cushing organist at Saint James Lutheran in New York and relatives of Capt Cushing. Luncheon guests were Mrs Edward W Hyde of Bath and Major and Mrs Cecil Tucker of Hamilton Bermuda at Augusta Country Club with Dr John H Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Tucker
Middle Street
Cape Cod
Cotuit
Edward W. Hyde
Bath
Cecil Tucker
Hamilton
Bermuda
John H. Morse
Augusta Country Club
Blandy sisters visit Worcester and Phippsburg
Miss Leonice Blandy and Miss Barbara Blandy of Worcester Mass are spending a few weeks with their grandmother Mrs John A Morse and have been guests of their uncle Horace G Morse at Phippsburg. Mr and Mrs Ralph Pinkham and two children with Mrs Alice Pratt Miss Sarah Pratt Miss Helen MacIntosh and Duncan Rogers motor to Richmond for services at the Richmond Camp meeting ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonice Blandy
Barbara Blandy
Worcester
Mass
John A. Morse
Horace G. Morse
Phippsburg
Ralph Pinkham
Alice Pratt
Sarah Pratt
Helen MacIntosh
Duncan Rogers
Richmond
Richmond Camp Meeting Ground
Wilbands Visit Belfast Friends Then Plan Brief Return
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Wilband and daughter Mrs. A. R. Dingwell and her son Dana of West Somerville Massachusetts have stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wilband of High Street. They have gone to Belfast for a week and will briefly visit the Wilbands on returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Wilband
A. R. Dingwell
Dana
West Somerville
Mass
Miss Margaret Cargill Visits Lincoln Street Socialite
Miss Margaret Cargill of New York City left Friday for Cove End Northeast Harbor to stay a week with Mrs Barton E Eddison after a stay as a guest of Miss Anne Kimball of Lincoln Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cargill
New York City
Anne Kimball
Lincoln Street
Cove End
Northeast Harbor
Barton E. Eddison
Bath residents join Miss Murphy for visit in Small Point
Edward Cushing and family guests of Miss Jane S Murphy on High Street. They stayed several days at Alliquippa Hotel Small Point and returned to New York Thursday night. Mareen Cushing, former Bath resident, is organist at St James Lutheran Church in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cushing
Bath
Miss Paine Surprised at Linens Shower in Portland
Miss Mary Paine received a linen shower Thursday afternoon at her Dumier Street home hosted by Mrs. Robert P. Shaw. The event included a contract game with prizes won by Mrs. Alden G. Smith, Marcia Moulton, and Miss Paine. Katherine Mayers of Roxbury attended as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Paine
Robert P. Shaw
Dummier Street
Miss Paine
Ernest Rolfe
Montreal
Alden G. Smith
Marcia Moulton
Katherine Mayers
Roxbury, Mass
Mrs Culbert McGay Visits Sebago Lake Guest Luncheon
Mrs Culbert McGay of New Milford Conn visiting Sebago Lake arrives for a few days at her cottage as guest of Mary F Gibbons. McGay is guest of honor at a luncheon hosted by Miss Gibbons. Afternoon features two tables of contract with Miss Anne Kimball winning a prize and McGay receiving a guest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culbert McGay
New Milford
Miss Ruth Henderson to begin nurse training in February
Miss Ruth Henderson of Day's Ferry returns from Portland where she stayed with her sister Mrs Hazel McDonald. She will enter a Portland hospital in February to train as a nurse at Maine General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Henderson
Harvey Henderson
Day's Ferry
Portland
Hazel McDonald
Maine General Hospital
Miss Henderson
Local Social Notes Include Bangor Guests and Relatives
Mrs. Richard Hastings and family visit the Lemonts in Sabine with additional guests from Portsmouth and High street. Eva Dunton of Portland visits sister Mrs. Rideout in Bangor. Charles A. Bruce and son Alfred G. Bruce stay with the Wrights in Marshall Avenue. Mrs. Charles Snow visits Waldoboro relative Lilla Blaney. The Spragues visit the Crosmans on High Street. Gorham Normal School notes Miss Mabel Ryan, Pan American survivor and former teacher, is treated in Gloucester after a head injury. Mr. and Mrs. George Oliver and sons Willard and Roger travel to West Newton for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hastings
Virginia
Jeanette
Richard
Bangor
Hastings
Everett G. Lemont
High Street
Sabine
Lemont Cottage
Vaughan Smiley
Portsmouth
N. H
Fred Kittridge
Charles A. Bruce and Son
Alfred G. Bruce
Belfast
E. R. Wright
Marshall Avenue
Charles Snow
Washington Street
Lilla Blaney
Waldoboro
Bath
Gorham Normal School
Gorham
Mabel Ryan
Waltham
Mass
Pan-American Airways
Miss Ryan
Addison Gilbert Hospital
Gloucester
George Oliver and Sons
Willard and
Roger
Lincoln Street
John Mitchell
West Newton
Haggetts and kin visit Dorchester relative for vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Haggett and son Junior arrive in Dorchester to spend time with Haggett's mother Mrs. Amos B. Haggett at 62 Willow Street. Miss Charlotte Boudreau of Orland, formerly Bath, rests in Bangor at Eastern Maine General Hospital after appendicitis operation. Various friends joined Allan Spear for a summer supper at Popham, then attended The Old Peabody Pew play and dance with a large party listing numerous couples and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Haggett and
Dorchester
Mass
Charlotte Boudreau
Orland
Bath
Eastern Maine General Hospital
Bangor
Allan Spear
Popham
Peabody
Daniel Williams
Warren Hawley
Robert Hatch
Robert Brownell
Milton Trott
Edwin Andrews
John Fitzgerald
Ralph Stetson
Harry L. Day
William Dennison
Eugene Desmond
Horace Morse
Freeman Trott
Everett Quinlan
Brunswick
William Hill
Naugatuck
Thomas Cummings
Norman Rand
Portsmouth
N. H
Helen Shaughnessy
Miss Grange Returns Home After Visit to Bath and Indian Point
Miss Helen A. Grange of Napanee Ontario returned home Sunday after a five week visit with her sister Mrs. Harry F. Morin on Washington street Bath and at Indian Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen A. Grange
Napanee
Ontario
Harry F. Morin
Washington Street
Bath
Indian Point
McIntire Returns Home After Weeks Away
Harry McIntire, who had been staying for several weeks with his parents Mr and Mrs Clarence McIntire on Washington Street, returned to Hope Rhode Island on Friday. Mr McIntire conducts religious services on Sundays at Fiskeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McIntire
Clarence McIntire
Washington Street
Hope
R. I
McIntire
Fiskeville
Rand Family Visits Maine and Bath Plans
Mr and Mrs Walace Rand and their children Virginia and John of Newton Highlands Mass arrive for a visit with Mrs Rand's mother Mrs John OQ Moulton of Middle Street. Mr Rand will spend ten days at the Appalachian Mountain camp at Mt. Desert while Mrs Rand and the children stay in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walace Rand
Virginia
John
Newton Highlands
Mass
Corliss Street church Research class picnic at New Meadows
Members of the Corliss street church Research class enjoyed a picnic supper Wednesday afternoon and evening at New Meadows. Present were Mrs Hattie Noc ton, Mrs Lizzie French, Mrs Jennie Seavey, Mrs Lida Sampson, Mrs Winnie Mudge, Mrs Mabel Coombs, Mrs Anna Allen, Mrs Janette Plant, Mrs Mabel Shepard, Mrs Maud Clark, Mrs Jennie Curtis, Mrs Etta Pottle, Mrs anne Burden, Mrs Mamie Worrey, Mrs Hattie Mae Scott, daughter Rachel and son Merritt. Percival G Mann of Orange New Jersey, who has been here a week, returned Friday with Mrs Mann and children Gwendolyn, Shirley and Betty, who have been staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Pollard, and with his parents Mr and Mrs William Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street
New Meadows
Hattie Nocton
Lizzie French
Jennie Seavey
Lida Sampson
Winnie Mudge
Mabel Coombs
Anna Allen
Janette Plant
Mabel Shepard
Maud Clark
Jennie Curtis
Etta Pottle
Anne Burden
Mamie Worrey
Hattie Mae Scott
Rachel
Merritt
Percival G. Mann
Orange
N. J
Mrs Sprague and daughter visit Bath resident
Mrs Richard L. Sprague and her daughter Margaret of Woodfords, who have lived in Bath, were visitors here recently. Mrs Sprague underwent a summer operation and has had the cast removed. She was bound for Owl's Head to visit her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Sprague
Margaret of
Woodfords
Bath
Miller family trip highlights and arrivals in New York Boston
Misses Doris and Janette Miller of Lincoln street left Saturday for New York City to pass two weeks with their brother and his wife Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller. Rev and Mrs Forrest L Littlefield son Glenn daughter Arlene returned Thursday from Boston. Miss Marjorie Bonner a niece of Mrs Littlefield who has been staying with them returned to her home in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris
Janette Miller
Lincoln Street
New York City
Arthur Miller
Forrest L. Littlefield
Glenn
Arlene
Boston
Marjorie Bonner
Social Roundup Highlights Bath Club Gathering
Miss Oliver Hallowell hosted a Thursday evening at her Oak Street home with guests including Virginia Clark Elinor Coombs Elizabeth Oliver Phyllis Wright Muriel Spinney Jessie Colby Isabelle Berry Edna Potter and Mrs Fred Hector and her daughters Mary Dorothy Margaret and Caroline. The Hector party then left for Fargo North Dakota after weeks with Mrs William D Sewall at Small Point Beach. William D Sewall returned from seven weeks at Camp Chewonki. Rev Louis A Dole and Thomas H Dole were guests of Aunt Mrs Edward H Kimball. Mrs George H Dole visited from Wilmington Delaware before returning to her Wayne Summer home. Roland F Blaisdell and children Roland Jr and Anita of Pasadena are visiting his mother Mrs John E Blaisdell and aunt Mrs John F Skillings of Sebasco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Oliver Hallowell
Oak Street
Virginia Clark
Elinor Coombs
Elizabeth Oliver
Phyllis Wright
Muriel Spinney
Jessie Colby
Isabelle Berry
Edna Potter
Fred Hector
Mary
Dorothy
Margaret
Caroline
Fargo
N. D
Hector
William D. Sewall
Small Point Beach
George H. Dole
Wilmington
Del
Wayne
Bath
Edward H. Kimball
Lincoln Street
Roland F. Blaisdell
Roland Jr
Anita
Pasadena, Cal
John E. Blaisdell
John F. Skillings
Sebasco
Mrs Culbert MccGay Returns to Sebago Lake Summer Spot
Mrs Culbert MccGay of New Milford Conn returns Saturday to Sebago Lake for the summer after a short visit with Miss Mary F Gibbons of Washington Street. Mr and Mrs Frank B Nichols of Bath attended the Maine Press Association annual meeting at Lakewood Friday and returned home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culbert MccGay
New Milford
Conn
Sebago Lake
Mary F. Gibbons
Washington Street
Frank B. Nichols
Bath
Maine Press Association
Lakewood
Bermuda couple arrives in town for brief visit
Major and Mrs. Cecil Tucker of Hamilton Bermuda have been with Mrs. Tucker's cousin Miss Annie Trufant of West Bath a week and arrived Saturday at Miss Susan N Ballou's home to spend a few weeks before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
Cecil Tucker
Hamilton
Bermuda
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Niles in Bath
A daughter named Jane Niles was born on Wednesday August 26 at Bath City Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Niles of Roxbury Massachusetts. She weighed eight and a half pounds. Mrs. Niles was formerly Miss Lilie Cahill of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Niles
Roxbury
Mass
Jane Niles
Bath City Hospital
Miss Chaney Graduates From Ocean Park School
Miss Margaret Chaney completes her third year at the School of Methods in Ocean Park and plans to enter Bath City Hospital on September 8 for nurse training after returning home for final preparations. Folsom Norsworthy returns to Washington D C after eight weeks with grandfather Rev Omar W Folsom and aunt Miss Elsie Folsom. mother Mrs Leonard D Norsworthy and sister Miss Elizabeth Norsworthy depart Monday. Norsworthy will enter Hollins College near Roanoke this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Chaney
School of Methds
Ocean Park
Bath City Hospital
Folsom
Norsworthy
Washington, D
Omar W. Folsom
Elsie Folsom
Leonard D. Norsworthy
Elizabeth Norsworthy
Hellins College
Hollins
Roanoke
Auburn Woman Genevieve King Returns After Visit
Miss Genevieve King of Auburn and formerly of Bath returns home after visiting Miss Phyllis McCoubry at 17 Huse Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve King
Auburn
Bath
Phyllis McCoubry
Huse Street
Bath Visitors and Residents Return from Outings
Mr and Mrs Arthur Williams of Boston were recent Bath visitors. Miss Noella Desjardins and Miss Ruth Curtis have returned home after time at the Leclair cottage in Garnet. Miss Roberta Hathorne Morse High school 31 returned to Woolwich after two weeks at Ocean Park. Mr and Mrs Arthur G Oliver and son Wilbur returned from Sabine after weeks at New Meadows river resort. Dr and Mrs Ernest Chute and daughter Mildred of Dedham Mass are spending a few days in Bath on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Folk
Bernice Folk
Chicago
Ill
Herman Crocker
High Street
Bath
Kennebec
Folk
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
Mr. Folk
William Roderick
Ruth
William, Jr
Guy Sprague
Willard Sprague
Somerville, Mass
Harry W. Crosman
Arthur Williams
Noella Desjardins
Ruth Curtis
Leclair
Garnet
Roberta Hathorne
Morse High School
Woolwich
Ocean Park
Arthur G. Oliver
Wilbur
Sabine
New Meadows River
Ernest Chute
Mildred
Dedham, Mass
R. Washington Street
Mrs Winfield H Smith and daughters visit in Portland
Mrs Winfield H Smith and her daughters Miss Elva and Miss Nellie of South Portland were luncheon guests of Capt and Mrs Henry W Butler at 624 High Street on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield H. Smith
Elva
Nellie
South Portland
Henry W. Butler
High Street
Social News Briefs From Stratford and Nearby Areas
Mrs John Doyle visits Stratford Ontario as guest of sister Mrs W Bolger before touring Detroit and Buffalo. John Huse returns home to Snow Park after weeks with Mrs Edith Perkins at Coxs Head. Mrs Donald Wishart and son Donald Franklyn visit Wollaston Massachusetts mother Mrs Ida Daley at 59 Pearl Street. Mr Wishart and William Daley motor here for the weekend and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doyle
Middle Street
Stratford
Ont
W. Bolger
Bath
Detroit
Buffalo
John Huse
Harry M. Huse
Snow Park
Edith Perkins
Cox's Head
Donald Wishart
Donald Franklyn
Wollaston
Mass
Ida Daley
Pearl Street
Mr. Wishart
William Daley
Bangor visitors trace Syde family ties
Mr and Mrs Edward Syde and son Dustin of Bangor formerly ran a fish market here and visited Mr and Mrs Charles Syde on Thursday before returning to Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Syde
Dustin
Bangor
Syde
Charles Syde
Bridge Party Honors Mrs Merritt Mitchell
Mrs H Benjamin Duce hosted a bridge party Wednesday evening at her home. Mrs Merritt Mitchell won first prize among guests including Mrs Adelaide Hutchinson Barre Vermont, Mrs Charles Cummings, Mrs Gardiner Deering, Miss Mary Lord, and Miss Christine Lockery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Benjamin Duce
Merritt Mitchell
Adelaide Hutchinson
Barre, Vt
Charles Cummings
Gardiner Deering
Meritt Mitchell
Mary Lord
Christine Lockery
Small brothers embark on Cunard cruise from New York
Donald N. Small left Thursday by car for Boston and then New York. He and his brother Joseph P. Small sailed on Cunard Anchor Line’s Cameroon for an eight day cruise to Halifax and Bermuda. Many people are choosing ocean voyages for vacations over car trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald N. Small
Boston
New York
Joseph P. Small
Cunard-Anchor Line
Cameronia
Halifax
Bermuda
Colby Family Hosts Shower for Sadie Hawkes Ahead of Dover-Foxcroft Wedding
Miss Ruth and Miss Priscilla Colby hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Sadie Hawkes of Auburn, who wed Lester Robbins in Dover-Foxcroft. Hawkes has lived with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Albee at 678 Washington Street for over a year. guests included Granville Hawkes and multiple Colby and Hawkes relatives plus George Shaw and Billy Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Priscilla Colby
Russell Colby
Pleasant Street
Sadie Hawkes
Auburn
Lester Robbins
Dover-Foxcroft
Miss Hawkes
Carl Albee
Washington Street
Granville Hawkes
Elsie Hawks
George Shaw
Elizabeth Hawkes
Elizabeth Colby
Ruth Colby
Billy Small
Russell Colby Jr
Fred Cullen
Albert McMann
Mrs
Miss Barron Returns Home After Visit With Lord Family
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Barron has returned to her parents Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Walter Barron of Malden Massachusetts after two weeks as a guest of Miss Bertha L Lord daughter of Lieut and Mrs John A Lord of 50 Pearl Street The Barrons drove from Massachusetts on Thursday and Miss Barron stayed overnight with the Lords before joining her parents Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Elizabeth Barron
Bertha L. Lord
John A. Lord
Pearl Street
Elmer Walter Barron
Malden
Mass
Barron
Massachusetts
Lords
Rogers Family Pause at Camp Sunset before Labor Day Return
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Rogers and their son Granville from New York City stay at the Cotteau cottage, Camp Sunset, Sabine. Rogers, formerly of Bath, left Bath in 1923 for New York and returned in 1918 for four years to help reconstruct the Bath customs house. He is a foundation contractor in New York City and a son of the late Samuel H. Rogers of Bath. They plan to return to New York shortly after Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Rogers
Granville
New York City
Cotteau Cottage
Camp Sunset
Sabine
Rogers
Bath
New York
Customs House
Samuel H. Rogers
Labor Day
Ladies Take Two Week Trip From Washington Street
Miss Mildred Palmer and Mrs. Lillian Frost with Hibbert Norton left Saturday for a two weeks trip to Province Town and New Bedford Massachusetts. They stayed overnight Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Askel H. Stienson in Portsmouth New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Nichols
Engudahece Registry of Deeds
Miss Nichols
Portsmouth
Carrie Gilker
Provincetown
Mass
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Mildred Palmer
Washington Street
Lillian Frost
Elm Street
Hibbert Norton
New Bedford
Askel H. Stienson
N. H
Morse Family Heads to Lake Paamachenee for Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs Harry F Morse and daughters Katherine and Betty of Neank Conn motored to Bath and stayed at C W Morse home on Washington Street before leaving Thursday for Lake Paamachenee in the Rangeley region for a short fishing trip. Mr Morse formerly visited the lake in college and hopes his family will see it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Morse
Katherine
Betty
Neank. Conn
Bath
C. W. Morse
Washington Street
Lake Paamachenee
Rangeley
Morse
Mrs Allen Hosts Topsham Bridge and Contract Party
Mrs Ernest A Allen entertained with a lunchion contract party at her Topsham home on a Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss Elizabeth Webber. Six tables played contract and one bridge. First contract prize went to Mrs W D Wilkes of Cathance and a Italian pottery wall vase was awarded. Mrs Allen Irish of Bath took second prize, two packs of cards. Miss Elizabeth Webber of Cambridge Mass won the bridge prize, an Italian pottery celery dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Allen
Topsham
Elizabeth Webber
W. D. Wilkes
Cathance
Allen Irish
Bath
Cambridge
Mass
Percy granddaughters honored with bridge party
Mrs. Frank Percy hosted a Wednesday bridge gathering for her granddaughters Miss Virginia and Miss Anna Percy of Woodfords at her Middle Street home. Three tables played. Bertha Lord won first prize note paper and Carol Stevens won second prize salt. Attendees included Margaret Huse, Martha Cahill, Katherine Hooper, Elizabeth Norsworthy, Elizabeth Barron, Bertha Lord, Mary Larrabee, Frances Shaughnessy, Louise Calderwood, Harriet Lord, and the Percy girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Percy
Virginia
Anna Percy
Woodfords
Mary Larrabee
Frances Shaughnessy
Louise Calderwood
Harriet Lord
Percy
Sewall W. Percy
Snow Park
Local Cleric Homebound with Sprained Ankle
Rev. Howard P. Jett remains at home on Dike road after sustaining a badly sprained ankle. Mrs. Robert Smythe has returned to Bath following a visit in Montreal hosted by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard P. Jett
Dike Road
Robert Smythe
Bath
Montreal
Larrabee Returns From Baltimore Visit With Cousin Kenneth
Howard C. Larrabee of Liberty street came home from Baltimore after visiting Washington Annapolis and Virginia. He was joined by his cousin Kenneth Dodge son of Mr and Mrs Jay Dodge who is now visiting his grandmother Mrs Card of Blind Crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Larrabee
Liberty Street
Baltimore
Kenneth Dodge
Jay Dodge
Mr. Larrabee
Washington, D. C
Annapolis
Virginia
Kenneth
Card
Blind Crossing
Hollingshead Family Returns From Kennebec Vacation
Mrs Lyman B Hollingshead and family along with Mrs Katherine Smith and Richard Farrell and Mrs Owen Oatman of Pemberton N J returned after a three weeks vacation at the Hollingshead bungalow on Kennebec Thorne's Head. Dr Hollingshead could not join due to his mother's illness. Miss Miriam Adams of Woonsocket arrived for a few days visit with Mrs Wellington A Moore and has just returned home from a two months trip abroad visiting Germany France Ireland Scotland and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman B. Hollingshead
Lyman, Jr
Katherine Smith
Richard Farrell
Owen Oatman
Pemberton
N. J
Hollingshead
Kennebec
Thorne’s Head
Miriam Adams
Woonsocket
R. I
Wellington A. Moore
Washington Street
Adams
Brunswick
Germany
France
Ireland
Scotland
England
Paris
Horns Return to Brooklyn After Visit With Sanford Family
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Horn returned Sunday to their Brooklyn home after two weeks with Mrs. Horns parents Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Sanford of 41 Crescent street. Mr. Horn works in The Texas Corp New York and earlier with The Texas Steamship Company in Bath. Mrs Frederick H Kimball Mrs Albert H Shaw and Miss Minnie A White drove to Augusta to spend a day with Mr and Mrs Milton S Kimball at their camp on Lake Cobbleesecontee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Horn
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frederick H. Kimball
Albert H. Shaw
Minnie A. White
Augusta
Milton S. Kimball
Lake Cobbosseecontee
Kimball Guests Weekend at Rockland Breakwater
Mrs L Houghton Kimball and Mrs Samuel A Kimball of High street stayed at the Rockland Breakwater this weekend as guests of Mrs Daniel W Webster who is wintering several weeks at her cottage there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Houghton Kimball
Samuel A. Kimball
High Street
Rockland Breakwater
Daniel W. Webster
Brockton Family Returns From Day's Ferry Visit
Mr and Mrs Jack Beaston and daughter Geraldine of Brockton Massachusetts returned Sunday after a weeklong visit with Mrs Beastons aunt Mrs Charles A Corliss at her summer home at Days Ferry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Beaston
Geraldine
Brockton, Mass
Beaston
Charles A. Corliss
Day’s Ferry
Beatsons and Gebeaults Return from Crescent Visit
Mr and Mrs Jack Beatson and daughter Leonice and Mr and Mrs Louis Gebeault of Natick Massachusetts returned Monday after spending the weekend with Mrs Beastons cousins Mr and Mrs Howard Blake of Crescent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Beatson
Leonice
Louis Gebeault
Natick, Mass
Beaston
Howard Blake
Crescent Street
Social News Roundup of Summer Residents and Visitors
Local society chatter notes Lieut John A Lord and Mrs Lord at 50 Pearl Street for the weekend. Hon Oliver Moses and Mrs Moses 2nd leave for Crystal Lake to stay at their Rangeley summer home. Miss Lillian Norton to winter at Cosmopolitan club after welfare work. Mrs Vincent D Hayvetter and Mrs Estelle Boyd return to Greensboro NC from Mrs Susan Ballou. Katrina Creckmire Van Linden visits Donnell cottage Popham then returns to Montclair NJ. Jane Keller joins Western Union as assistant to manager Trask. Mrs William Ham returns from Portland. Mr and Mrs William Oliver to winter at 2 Plant Street after summering at Sabine. Mrs James Cochran returns from Crescent Street. her son Edward Faye and sister Mrs Arthur Lowe join. Mr Cochran and daughter Evelyn accompany Mrs Cochran home after Medford trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Moses
Crystal Lake
Rangeley
Katrina Creckmire van Linden
Jane Donnell
Donnell Cottage
Popham
Montclair
N. J
Jane Keller
Worcester
Mass
Trask
Western Union
William Ham
Pearl Street
Portland
James Cochran
Crescent Street
Edward Faye
Medford
Arthur Lowe
Roslindale
Cochran
Evelyn Cochran
Summering residents return from Bowdoinham and Woolwich
Miss Marie Jack and her brother Fred Jack of Washington street returned Monday from a weekend at the Jack homestead at Abbagahasset Point Bowdoinham after visiting Postmaster Harvey P Hathorne in Woolwich. Miss Flora Leonard also came back with them. Davis of the police force moved his family into the Elmer Pinkham bungalow on Milan street. Miss Alice Johnson of Raymond court spent Sunday in Wiscasset as a guest. Mrs Samuel Morse of Whiskeay has recovered from an operation at Brunswick hospital and returned home. Mr and Mrs G Clifford Madden and Narice Madden of Portland returned Sunday after visiting Mr Madden's parents on Mechanic street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Jack
Fred Jack
Washington Street
Jack
Abbagahasset Point
Bowdoinham
Harvey P. Hathorne
Woolwich
Flora Leonard
Further Davis
Elmer Pinkham
Milan Street
Alice Johnson
Raymond Court
Wiscasset
Samuel Morse
Whiskeay
Brunswick Hospital
G. Clifford Madden
Narice
Portland
Mrs Morse and Miss Coombs Visit Essex Junction for Corn Packing Season
Mrs. Clarence W Morse and Miss Clare Coombs of Washington street travel Friday to Essex Junction Vermont to visit Hon and Mrs Rupert H Baxter who are there for the corn packing season They will return via Montreal Also Mr and Mrs George Klippel and three children from East Orange New Jersey have arrived to spend two weeks with Frederick N Klippel and wife at Green street George Klippel formerly worked at Bath Iron Works and is now with Federal Ship building Co in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Washington Street
Essex Junction
Rupert H. Baxter
Mrs. Baxter
Mrs. Morse
Miss Coombs
Peckett’s
Sugar Hill
N. H
Montreal
George Klippel
George, Jr
Virginia
Jennie
East Orange
N. J
Bath
Front Street
Cloak and Dry Goods
Mrs Donald S Sewall of Boothbay Bath with Mrs Mark Sewall
Mrs Donald S Sewall of Boothbay in Bath and Mrs Mark W Sewall of Washington are noted in a social item. The brief mentions two Sewalls linked by a social context or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald S. Sewall
Boothbay
Bath
Mark W. Sewall
Washington Street
Miss Roslyn Hall Returns From Ocean Park
Miss Roslyn Hall returns to Spring street after two weeks at Ocean Park where she attended the New England School of Methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslyn Hall
Spring Street
Ocean Park
New England School of Methods
Bath News Highlights Deep Sea Trips and Local Happenings
A Bath city page reports six anglers led by Bert Morrison fished near Mark Island landing 700 pounds of hake with cod. Henry Henderson hauled a 70 pound cod. Nine Bath youths joined Capt. Bert McCorrison for a four mile sea trip catching over 300 pounds of hake and haddock. Parachutist Marshall Taylor wowed crowds at Lemont's field. Sheriff Henderson and Deputy Oliver investigated bootlegger rumors along the Kennebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabine
Bert Morrison
Sebasco
Mark Island
Henry Henderson
John Pooler
Thurle Nelson
John McNary
Ralph McNary
Walter Abbott
Bath
Bert McCorrison
Hake
Haddock
Richard and
Harold McElman
Robert Hatch, Jr
Russell Colby, Jr
Herbert Henderson
George Littlefield
Donald Lennox
Lloyd Hooker
Wilbur C. Oliver
Sailboat capsizes in Bebasco harbor injures no one
Two young sailors on a borrowed craft were toppled by a gust and fell into Bebasco harbor but quickly swam to shore aided by nearby boats. No injuries occurred. Separately a petrified potato the size of a golf ball was found eight feet underground at City Clerk John W. Gilmore’s home as excavations continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bebasco
John W. Gilmore
Milan Street
John
Arthur
Barbara Austin Returns as Head Nurse at New Haven Hospital
Miss Barbara Austin resumes duties in the Accident Suite at New Haven Hospital after spending August with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A F Austin at their Peru cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Austin
New Haven Hospital
A. F. Austin
Peru
Maine Development Commission cited by Australian official
Ulrich R. Ellis of the Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia wrote to Maine Development Commission chair Clarence C. Stetson asking for the latest methods used in Maine. He noted Canberra plans a similar advertising campaign and sought timely information for emulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Development Commission
United States
Clarence C. Stetson
Ulrich R. Ellis
House of Representatives
Parliament
Commonwealth of Australia
Commonwealth House of Representatives
Canberra
Esa
State of Maine
U.S. A
Mr. Stetson
Development Commission
Australia
Maine
August Bridge Toll Receipts Show Year Over Year Gain
Traffic and revenue over August reflect increases from 1930. Cars at 50 cents rose by 1,747 to 48,787, passengers at 5 cents up 2,010 to 99,698, and receipts reached 33,448.15 dollars versus 32,891.15. Labor Day timing helped.
Cannibal sandwiches for breakfast in Bath incident
A New York man traveling through Bath ate raw hamburg patties labeled cannibal sandwiches at a lunch cart near the Kennebec bridge. He described them as raw hamburg between bread with coffee and felt fortified afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bath
Kennebec Bridge
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Members Visit Mrs Pepper
Several lodge members gathered with charter member Mrs. Elizabeth Pepper at her Middle Street home for a sunny afternoon. The 84 year old, a longtime community participant, baked the bean supper served on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Elizabeth Pepper
Middle Street
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William Collins
Norwood
M2ses
Parker N. Moulton
Seal Harbor
Harriet Johnson
Faeland
Paul Timer
City Hospital
Herbert Hall
Rockland
Frank Galloupe
Highstreet
Elwed Toxbaker
York Harbor
William Powell
Paul B. Davis
Edwin Powers
Canada
Benjamin Berry
Charles and
Benjamin, Jr
Jamaica
Long Island
Mr. Berry
M. E. Berry
J. Haviland Torrey
Torrey Cottage
Popham Beach
Mary E. Campbell
North Edgscomb
Edna Colby
John Cushing
Nancy Lee
Cushing
Alexander Hamilton
Alliquippa House
Saint James Lutheran Church
Madison Avenue
13Rd Street
Mr. Cushing
Capt. Cushing
Sarah A. Shaw
Order of the Eastern Star of
Luella Pendleton
Pendleton
Eastern Star
Eva Dunton
C. F. Rideout
Mrs. Arthur Sewall
The
Stonehouse
Camp Chewonki
Louis A. Dole
Fryeburg
Thomas H. Dole
C.C
Us.n
Lillian Norton
Cosmopolitan Club
Vincent D’hayvetter
Estelle Boyd
Susan Ballou
Greensboro
N. C
William W. Oliver
Plant Street
Edwin M. Skinner
Gorges Memorial Institute
Lincoln Memorial Hospital
Damariscotta
Roy W. Teed
Lincoln Terrace
Newcastle
Aptlinpe
City Park
Ralph Card
Otis N. E. Card
North Street
Strand Theatre
Oortland
Arthur Rand
Dummer Street
Ralph Dale
Ralph O. Dale
Marshall Taylor
Lemont's Field
West Bath
John Place
Albert Henderson
Abram C. Oliver
Sutherland
Harold P. Small
Richard Sprague
Walter Sprague
Popham Beach Coast Guard
Merrimac River Station
Newburyport
Bath Hospital
Young Sprague
Solar Lodge
Carlton E. Adams
Somerset Place
Lewiston
Harriet C. L. Lord
Muncove
Oxford Paper Co
Rumford
Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co
Eeres
Arthur Allen
Morndays
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