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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1918
Page
8
Woolwich highlights social visits and movements through the week with residents and guests from Bath Augusta Portland and Boston. Notable entries include Miss Edna Hayward visiting family in Portland and Ellen Corliss recovering from surgery in Bath. The column notes Labor Day gatherings circulation and impending town fair plans.
ARROWSIC residents and visitors are listed with people from Bath Lewiston Pepperell Boston Swan Island and Peak's Island. The piece mentions Labor Day at various locales and that schools in town commenced Tuesday with teachers Marion Johnson Hope Davis and others.
Mrs Charles Stanley and family return to Belmont Mass after summering at Rocky Bluff House. Miss Hazel Canning returns to Boston after two weeks with family at Pettin gill cottage. Miss Canning sister of Zeus Canning Westport leader. Miss Marsha Mathews and Miss Esther Hantey at Ku mango take farewell. depart for Boston. Miss Rena Pattee of Augusta enjoys two weeks at father Hiram Pattee's Dummer Street home. Pattee trains at Augusta State Hospital.
Notice to the Electors of the City of Bath summons all qualified voters to meet in ward rooms on Monday September ninth at ten in the morning to vote for United States Senator Governor State officers and county officials. Polls open ten and close five. Registration sessions held September 3 4 and the last day at five. Bath August 31 1918.
Mr. and Mrs. William Armstrong of Washington street with Miss Rose Benson of Lewiston and Harold Minot spent the holiday in the White Mountains driving in the Armstrong car.
Notices announce the appointments of Hubert H. McCarty as executor of Mary A. McCarty and Dora B. Boyd as executrix of Charles E. Boyd, both of Bath Maine, with demands to be presented and payments to be made. A Sagadahoc probate order requires publication of the executor's final account for Charles T. Rich with notice to claimants.
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