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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
2
Adams Family Reunion Observes 20th Gathering at Clover Cottage
The Adams family held its 20th annual reunion at Clover cottage North Edgecomb on August 20 with a welcome from Mrs Antoinette Curtis. Officers retained included President Mrs Byron Giles Vice President James Holton and Secretary Treasurer Anna B Clifford. Resolutions in Memoriam honored Olivia Hennewell and pledged to emulate her virtues while extending condolences to her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Antoinette Curtis
Clover Cottage
North Edgecomb
Byron Giles
James Holton
Anna
Clifford
Grange Hall
Boothbay Center
Curtis
Committee On
Olivia Hennewell
Boothbay Register
Bath Independent
Lincoln County News
Lillian Adams
Jennie Richardson
Local families host guests and sing at summer gathering
A group of Graves family members and three married daughters gathered at the Graves home one evening with Edna present. Miss Helen Gould visited Gardiner friends for a week. Guy Lovell received a license to operate a transport auto. The crowd enjoyed singing led by Mrs. David Bridge with duets from Richmond guests. Ice cream was served. Hardy Tarr from Massachusetts vacationing at Mrs. H. B Varney's. Frank P. Curtis and wife visited Augusta as guests of daughter Hannie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Graves
Edna
Helen Gould
Gardiner
Guy Lovell
David Bridge
Richmond
Hardy Tarr
Massachusetts
Georgetown
Grange Hall
Five Islands
Frank Heald
Corner
Sadie Drake
Frank Doland
Boston
Dorothy Drake Mithow
Neeie Selene Eeeesss
Olive Drake
Amareas
Ced Rey W
Thomas J. Hanna
Mark Hagan
America
Drake
Boyd
W. T. Boyd
L. H. Rowe
W. L. Berry
George Hanna
Charles Campbell
Ida H. Rowe
Charles W. Nocton
Louise Reid
W. HL. Davis
Sirinas
J. A. Folson
Dorothy
Leon
J. A. Marson
Augusta
Folsom
R. G. Adams
Brooklyn
Ellen E. Hagan
FE. F. Lewis
Horace
Bath
Bert Lewis
Somerville
Mass
Edgar S. Rowe
Waltham Mass
Joe Greenleaf
Charles BE
Boucher
Merchants Meet To Seek Unanimous Action On Half Holiday
A Bath Chamber of Commerce retail merchants association meeting is set for Thursday at Music Hall at 7 30 PM to secure unanimous support for a Wednesday half holiday. Guests over the holiday include Mr and Mrs Chauncey Lewis and son George of Park Street visiting Westport. Elsie O Eastman of Portland accompanied Miss Greenleaf against Willard O Eastman of Bath. A divorce case alleges cruel and abusive treatment with custody and alimony sought for a minor child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants Association of the Bath Chamber of Comerce
Music Hall
Chauncey Lewis
George
Park Street
Westport
Miss Greenleaf
Elsie O. Eastman
Portland
Willard O. Eastman
Bath
Salisbury
N. H
Electric lights reach Phippsburg side of creek
Residents along the Phippsburg shore saw electric service extended into their area with lines run and power turned on Friday night. The move marks the first time the company has extended its lines to Phippsburg, and plans to extend further toward George Ingalls place may follow as homes in Pitch Pine hill district seek connection. Local residents and visitors are noted throughout Labor Day, with several engagements and social visits recorded, including Knight and Dennison families, Tibbetts and Small households, and various other locals in Winneganee and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Electric Light and Power Company
Pitch Pine Hill
George Ingalls
Ernest O. Knight
Augusta
Knight
Eugene Knight
George Dennison
Madelyn
Freeport
Mass
Ellen Hersey
Joshua N. Tibbetts
Ralph
Louise
Rockport
Alice Bates
Beachmont
Loring Small
Charlestown
Small
Charles T. Small
Ida Hunt
Newcastle
Maine
Winfield W. Morse
Winneganee
Maria Tibbetts F
Clinton Pratt
George Charlton
Portland
W. (. Verry
Frank Pero
Frank A. Small
Bath
Robert Cotten
Stonington
Ann Oliver
Nan PB. Trask
Massachusetts
Winneyance
Ralph Trask
Allen Candy
Arthur Marchand
East Somerville
Charles Hewitt, Jr
Five Islands Pageant and Community Events Highlight Week
A week at Five Islands featured a David Horton led historical pageant for children in Columbus and Washington scenes, with Mrs Horton's costumed volunteers and Horton as a chief. A Georgetown service-reception celebrated returning servicemen, with 300 attendees, music, readings, and ice cream. Multiple local families and visitors enjoyed gatherings, church suppers, and seasonal departures, marking a busy community stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islands
J. B. Horton
Evanston
Bath Families Return From Five Islands Visits
A collection of social notes from Bath describes Harry Knowlton and the Rowe family hosting visitors at Five Islands, Henry Howard as a guest, and Mrs. M. E. Bailey doing hotel repairs. Cottages at Five Islands draw summer guests including Roy Boucher of Boston and Medford visitors. Several families plan longer stays or travel to Auburn and Salem as autumn approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Knowlton
Bath
L. H. Rowe
Islands
Alton P. Reed
Mary Bates
Henry W. Howard
M. E. Bailey
Roy Boucher
Boston
W. S. Boucher
W. H. Davis
Melba
Thelma
J. V. Lewis
Lolitta
Electa
Medford
Mass
Five Islands
Norma Lewis
James MacMahan
Harry Reed
Frances
Auburn
Reed
Joran
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Water Street
Charles T. Henderson Harvey A. Henderson
Andrew M. Rice
Charles T. Henderson
New Meadows Inn
Charles H.gahill
Bowdoinham Post Road
George Erskine
Arrowsic
Lydia Holbrook
Will Holbrook
W. C. Perry
George Chariton
Stephen Gray
Harriet
Frank Perry
Albert Reynolds
St. John
Hazel Bell
Harland Bell
Charles Chase
Chase
Forest
Pearl Rice
Philip Black
Squirrel Point
Herbert Willis
William Bissett
Willis
Sherman Morse
Ethele Williams
Harry Conant
Hopedale
William Conant
Winnegance
Edgar Williams
Harry Williams
Bridge Street
Laureston Black
Forest Drake
Robert Manson
Roberta
Harry Oliver
Marie Antoinette Tea Rooms
Charles Perkins
New York
Eugene Spinney
The
Crosby Navigation Co
William Murphy
Southport
Joshua Tibbetts
Hallowell
Labor Day
Billie Wills
Walter
Perry
Joyce Butterfield
Farmington
Bridge Hall
Lincoln Boulds
Lewiston
John Grindeell
Mrs. J. B.horton
Sealine
Justin
Belgium
James EF
Will Co
Brunswick, Maine
J. P. Bixby
W. K. Austin
Mary
Loston
Albert Arene
Mr. Smith
Kola Wita
George Yio
Toston
Charles Nocton
Salem
Nocton
EK. M
Springfield
OYS’ and Girls’ Club
Trrand Ie” Auto Races
Sna
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