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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1928

Page

4

Doorways and storms mark Wiscasset notes and weddings

The Governor Smith House doorway stands among historic frames as a storm delivers heavy rain and downed trees in Wiscasset. Residents, visitors, and seasonal events fill the town, from dances at Hunton Hill to weddings at the century courthouse and a Bonn attorney's Maine ceremony.

Week of Bath area vacationers at Sabino and Birch Point

A lengthy list of Bath area residents and guests conclude summer stays at cottages and camps in Sabino Birch Point and Campbell's Pond. Families from Marblehead Lawrence Mass Portland Tops ham and beyond visit Sabino sites with many returning home Labor Day. The notices name Bates Owen Mayo Haldshaw and others among frequent travelers.

John McNary Betty Marblehead Charles Bates Bates Cottage Jack McNary Lee Farm Labor Day Henry Henderson Lawrence Mass Henderson Sabine Chester Preeman Donald Eleanor Bates Portland Samuel F. Bates Freeman Pittsfield Emi Bates Maynard Moore, Jr Everett Lee Hooker Sabino John Eade Hazel Dorothy Peabody Butler Alton Marston Paul Ryan Brooklyn N. Y H. A. Owen Cnaries Owen Florence Simley Owen Horace Aitken Reita Kenneth Clifford Beachmont Aitken Robert Small High Street Bath Savino Henry Cotteau Mary Eleanor Delmar Bates Luella Noyes Madelyn Clara Elmer Hodgkins Mrs. Clayton and Son Howard Edwin Reginald Lombard Deborah Reginald, Jr South Portland J. E. Drake Birchwood Farm Birch Point Robert Metcalf Attleboro Amy Coombs Campbell's Pondy Wallace Emery Warren, Penn R. Wayne Gardiner Wollaston J. Everett Mayo Mary Bryant John Auban Topsham West Bath Fred King Emma Cox Ernest Steele Bath Iron Works Boston Technology School Emma Sears Southport Joseph W. Larrabee Leon Pennell Leon Alvah Higgins Alfred Snow H. C. Lane Robert Forest Edward Seibert C. D. Seibert Hyde Park Larrabee’s Grove H. J. Hurtig Frank Parrott Medford W. J. Burke James B. Lemont James B. Jr John Freeman Barbara White Mountains Andrew Stilkey John Clough Jack Arlington Clough Wendall Williams Joseph Spruen Natick Williams Ernest E. Williams Campbell's Pond Mr. Williams Canada George Odiorne George Coombs Somerville Bryant Julia Coombs Carolyn Stackpole O'Brien Marjorie Massachusetts Sarah O'Brien Dorchester Ruth Stackpole B. H. Stackpole Campbell’s Pond Everett Lemont Scott Golder Lemont Charles Bates, Jr Chester Stevens Lewiston Henry Howland B. C. Tribou E. H. White Harry Tuttle Erwin Bennett Long Island, N. Y George Reed Douglas Cottage New Meadows Margaret Brown Arthur Brawn Douglas Shaw Brawn Herbert White Brunswick Hospital Reading Malden Marilla Brawn Florence Neiley Brunswick Robert Halmshaw Rev. Halmshaw Sheffield England Switzerland Halmshaw Lettie Searles

Bath Hotel Project Gains Momentum in City

Interest grows among Bath prominent figures for a new hotel at Front and Vine streets with architect plans by Charles G. Loring and H. F. Frederics. The Bath Hotel Co. of 1911 may reuse its charter to cut costs, needing capital increase from 50 000. A Sept 20 meeting at Masonic Temple may outline details and spur stock sales.

Bath H. F. Frederics Charles G. Loring Boston Front and Vine Streets Walter 8. Glidden Bath Hotel Co Bath Men Masonic Temple

Obituary: Caroline Hodgdon of Boothbay Harbor Dies at 87

Mrs. Caroline Hodgdon, 87, widow of Gilman T. Hodgdon, died Wednesday at her Boothbay Harbor home after a period of decline. Born in Boothbay, she lived there most of her life, with visits to Bath. Survived by son Clarence R. Hodgdon and daughters Gertrude Perkins, Maud Turner, and Louise Maxwell. Funeral Friday at 4 at 91 Commercial Street Boothbay Harbor conducted by Rev. David L. Wilson.

William Humason Federal Street Lennox Southard F. D. Southard Hooper Street Boothbay Harbor Jesse F. White Lincoln Pomona Washington George Sherman Edgecomb Theodore Sherman White Farm Huntoon Hill Mondo Southport Stanley Humason Hartford T. C. Cromwell Quincy Mass H. W. Hawes Martha Bronson Herome Lee Street H. W. Webb Alger Thomasronson Christine Bronson Wyoming Owa Raymond Farnham Portland Harry Farnham Pedro Gillett Tita Karland Movcored Quebec Gillett H. Louise Lincoln Kingston Ernest Marsh Charles Dunton Pleasant Pond Charlies Sewall Bowdoin Sidney U. S Wiscasset Harry King King Hope Newagen Inn Grace York Damariscotta Walter Kines Gene Lewis Philadelphia Julia Lewis Charles Robinson Wilbur Worcester Karl Lohman Bonn Germany Ottilie Hoffbauer Montclair N. J Clarence A. Richards Harold R. Smith Lincoln Municipal Court Frank A. Tirrell Rockland Leslie State Board of Children's Guardians Myrtle Fiske Court House George W. Singer Harvey R. Pease Cleveland Quinnan The Ledges Harry Quinnan Lowell Lillian Evelyn Durrell Pearl T. Durrell Merrill Cleveland Quinnan Joseph Schweitzer Seventh Day Adventist Church Susan Briggs South Lancaster Hazel Thelma Wilma Brown Manchester N. H Donald Wadsworth Maid of Honor Quinnan Maine Canada A. H. Lennox Pedro Gillott Mr. Gillott Marckwarat Mary Campbell Middle Street New York Herman Fowles Fowles J. W. Fowles Perley Denaco Albion M. D. Glidden Glidden Popham Alfred Douglass Boston Douglass Five Islands F. H. Theakston Whiton Frank Creamer J. P. Tucker Brookline William Taylor George Bemis Blanche Elbett Allston Rebecca Nash Marion Smith Harold Smith High Street St. Philip’s Fred Soule Miss McInnis Merle Day Marston Grace Barnes Lincoln Academy Lawrence Macurda Paul Donald Carlisle Macurda Charles L. Macurda Virginia Farnum Macurda Norris A. Miller Edward Rines Mr. Miller South Bristol Harvey Scribner Effie Poole Freeman Southard Mary Ella Case Charles Day North Edgecomb E. E. Emmons Cleveland Electrical Co Emmons Florence Bennet Misses Knight Fred Ilsley St. Johnbury Emma Isley Lincoln County Waldoboro Baptist Church Elizabeth Patterson Caroline Hodgdon Gilman T. Hodgdon Gdon Boothbay Herbert D. Maxwell Bath Congreeee Monday Club Clarence R. Hodgdon Spencer, Mass Aee Gertrude L. Perkins Maud Turner Louise Maxwell Commercial Street David L. Wilson Central Congregational Church

Former Bath Newsboy Visits City Uncle of Publisher

L. L. Flagg of 248 Willow Avenue Takoma Park Washington DC and his son Louis visit Mrs. E. A. Bellemore at 10 Green Street. He is a former Bath boy and nephew of Elijah Upton once publisher of The Bath Daily Times. He sailed with Captain James F. Murphy in 1882 and traces Frost family ancestry down to Jacob Frost Revolutionary soldier. He traveled to Norway to visit the grave and recounts his family history.

George Lincoln Federal Street Chester Swett Boothbay Harbor Bonnie View George Sproul Perry Fowle Fred Nute DeForest Munsey Lincoln Pomona Cooper's Mills Augustus Williams Dorchester Mass Charlotte Rittal Harold Quinnam Margaret Waterbury Conn New York Ervine Thompson Ruth Stanley Dorothy Thompson Brunswick Shirley West Portland Labor Day Harold Sherman Niagara Falls Stanton Sherman R. J. Sherman George Sherman Little Junior Hyde Park Frank Sherman William Stone Ernest Stone Lillian Brookline South Gardiner Maine Jesse White Mr. Krah Hartford L. L. Flagg Willow Avenue Takoma Park Washington, D. C Louis Flagg E. A. Bellemore Green Street Bath Elijah Upton Bath Daily Times North End Washington James F. Murphy William F. Babcok Flagg Frost Five Frost Frost Family Association Norway Jacob Frost Bunker Hill Halifax Massachusetts Tewksbury

St. Marys Lawn Party Crowds Attract Record Attendance

St Marys annual lawn party closed with a record crowd and sold out booths. Rev Fr Joseph Harris supervised the three evenings in a triumph for the young priest. Estimated profits between 700 and 1000 dollars. Local sponsors included Liberty Bottling Co Glengary Springs Co Eugene Bridges Bridge Merrill Inc Columbia Hotel and N Gratz Jackson. In the skill test J C Burgess and Leonard Miller tied at 794 potatoes with Burgess winning the honor after a tiebreak.

St. Mary’s Joseph Harris Liberty Bottling Co Glengary Springs Co Eugene Bridges Bridge- Merrill, Inc Columbia Hotel N. Gratz Jackson J. C. Burgess Leonard Miller Burgess

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Governor Smith Samuel E. Smith Silas Lee Congress Lee David Payson Smith Blanche Willis Howerd Virginia Pease Crosby Ezra Perkins Breman Turner Mabel Rhoades Wellesley Hills C. S. Whiton Frances Creamer Emery Jackson Donald Guyler J. E. McKenney Merle Jewell Antoinette Plumstead Dorothy Sewall Chandler Secretarial School Fred L. Moody Exeter Edwin Rowe Capt. Rowe Augusta Trust Company Wiscasset, Maine Brown Fred S. Curtis Thomas R. Huston Mgr Funeral Home Center Street Walter S. Glidden Mrs Transpertetion Chevrolet Imparores A. H. Humphreys O. M. McKown Southbay Harbor Turner & Gilpatrick Richmond OU Asl the Times Society Quaker Oat Company Bath Grain Company Bath, Maine
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