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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Also Mentioned on This Page
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