West Bath Lodge Hosts Summer Clam Bake at Birch Point
West Bath residents recount a busy social period with clam bakes at Birch Point hosted by Mr and Mrs J B Drake. Guests include Frank Clark and son Frank Jr Miss Dorothy Jewett George and Joseph Jewett and many Bath area families. Activities span church services cottage meetings and preparations for a big Columbia theatre delegation with Edge Baxter and White speakers.
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Birch Point
Frank Clark
Frank, Jr
New York
Dorothy Jewett
George V. Jewett
Joseph Carvill
William
Thomas
Smith
Miss Smith
Bath
Palmer Cobb
Leclan
Fred EF. Drake
Benjamin
Fred
J. B. Drake
James
Lincoln
Marie O'Brien
Boston
Labor Day
Frank O'Brien
John Auban
FE. R. Brown
Walter T. Brown
David
Brunswick
Riley
J. C. Larrabee
Charles Brooks
Wesley Church
Annie Holmes
Earl Holmes
Winthrop
Ernest J. Willaimas
Donald Preble
Woolwich
Labor
BF. Bb. Noyes
Sabine
Lewis Mischel
Seymour
Dorothy
West Bath
Foster's Point
Mischel
Son
Annie Trufant
Red Cross
Lincoln Williams
Hope Ward
A. H. Donnell
Yates
Lexington
Mass
Irene Yates
New Meadows Inn
Samuel F. Yates
Fred Williams
South Portland
Horatio A. Duncan
Harry Briggs
Auburn
Carl Mayo
Dexter
Lannes Fuller
Robert
Walter I. Norton
Lewiston
Fuller
Rufus Jaques
Stoneham
Spokane
Washington
Fosters Point
Williams
Mary Dean
Bowdenham
Richmond
Columbia Theatre
Senator Edge
New Jersey
Baxter
Congressiman Wallace Hf. White
Bls. Stackpole
Mildred Strout
North Kiliett
Witters
Stackpole
J. M. Letiont
Vivian George
Sanford
Janet [Higgett
W. Haggett
Charles Wright
Waterville
State
Mroo
C. McGrath
Fall River
Doughty Cottage
William Welch
Charles Bates, Jr
Bates Farm
Beachmont
Henry Cotteau
Sabino
Hurd
Irene
Sabattus
Samuel Bates
Sabins
Horace Aitken
KE. A. Marston
Llodgdon
Malden
William Smith
Josiah
Lunt
Miss Ladner
Gardiner
Everett Lemont
Fred Kittredge
Thelma
Orrin Nittredge
Lemont Cottage
Fred O. White
Arlington
Pooler
William A. Foster
Cathance
Samuel Utes
Joseph W. Larrabee
W. TE. Larrabee
Everett Lemons
Fred Brown
Joseph Doucette
Freeport
Directors Close Y M C A Rooms Over Financial Strain
Directors announce temporary shutdown of the Young Men's Christian Association rooms amid debts exceeding 4500 dollars. They acknowledge coal bills and operating costs, seek to liquidate obligations via trust funds, and urge public support to renew the effort when conditions improve.
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Y. Mot A
Wsarm
Cnncert
Independent
Aml
Pretty wedding at the Sturtevant home in Bath
Lippe Whitney Sturtevant and Richard Thompson wed in a double ring ceremony led by Rev. Omir W. Folsom. Attendants Marvy Woodward and Pal Bot, with Mendelssohn marched by Marion Oliver. Guests included Mrs. Anna Sturtevant and regional neighbors. gifts and refreshments followed. br> The bride, in Canton crepe, and the groom, son of Mrs. George A Hersom of Rochester, received well wishes from a large circle of relatives and friends.
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Anna Sturtevant
Aro Ocioe
Marvy Woodward
Handle Palbot
Woodward
Fred Sturtevant
Abin Raansay Sane
Tee
Rochester
York Beach
Loride
Anni M. Sturtevant
This
Cian Liebe
George A. Hersoim
Edith Thersem
Aid
High Miller Uit
Stackpole of
Wrestath
Annie Torrey
Porthind
Oscar Emerson
Augusta
Cart Deane
Fort Fairfield
Havel Graoodvieh
Pladlewell
Esther Collins
Gorham
Mer. Curr
Frinal
Lisbon
Ray Padner Aidsen
Leos
Pranee
Narrow Escape Near Montsweag Bridge In Maine
Eugene Thomas of Camden escapes a 25 foot drop after his Dodge sedan hangs on the Montsweag bridge's iron fence. His wife and daughter survived as their car collided with a roadster coming from Woolwich. The accident bent the fence and damaged the Thomas vehicle but left all three uninjured.
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Eugene Thomas
Camden
Butler's Bridge
Montsweag
Mr. Thomas
Woolwich
Arthur Bettercourt
Weymouth
Mass
Wiscasset
Bettercourt
Thomas
Harry TL. Thompson
Wisensset
Exposition Program Proves Attractive at 1922 Eastern States Exposition
The 1922 Eastern States Exposition in Springfield runs Sept. 17 to 23 featuring sixteen top circus and vaudeville acts, aerial feats, animals, and an intercollegiate football game between Colby and Springfield Colleges on Sept. 23 at 10 30 AM.
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Springfield
Mass
Colby
Complete Wild West Show for Exposition in Springfield
Frontier days pass as Eastern States Exposition presents a Wild West exhibition at the Springfield grandstand September 17 to 23. Stars include Tom Kirnan and Bea Kirnan with Ruth Roach, Bryan Roach, Slim Caskey and others amid stunt riding, rope work and bulldogging.
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Eastern States Exposition Management
Springfield
Mass
Tommy Kirnan
Tenderfoot
Bea Kinnan
Ruth
Bryan Roach
Slim Caskey
Chester Byers
Bobby Calem
Court Decides Delano Guilty In Assault Case
Willard Delano of Five Islands found guilty of assault and battery on Samuel Haskell in municipal court last week. Sentence suspended on costs totaling $20.45. A nuisance case linked to a disputed right of way near Georgetown awaits an agreed road location by town or settlement, with Judge Keegan to dismiss once resolved.
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Willard Deéldn
Five
Islands
Samuel Haskell
Georgetown
Keegan
Haskell
Delano
Charles KB
Hina
Donald Stevens
Harold Hunt
EB. W. Bridgham
Traskell
Charles M. Fitzgerald
Starbird Takes Temporary Bath Plant Manager Role
Bath native Harry A. Starbird arrives in Bath to serve as district manager for New England Telephone Company for two months due to Arthur Bishop's illness. Starbird, with three years at the company, knows Bath well and aims to provide excellent service. Mrs. Starbird accompanies him. friends wish Bishop a swift recovery.
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Harry A. Starbird
Bath
New England Telephone Co
Worthind
Arthur BK
Bishop
Starbird
N.elt, & T. Co
Tie
Germaine and Hall Tie The Knot In Bath Wedding
John Foster Germaine of Dayton Ohio marries Miss Edna Jane Hall of Bath in a Monday night ceremony at the bride’s home. Rev Charles Myron Tubbs officiated before a large gathering. The couple plans a Dayton honeymoon with a Niagara Falls stop en route.
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John Foster Germaine
Dayton
Edna Jane Hall
Bath
City Trens
Ralph K. Hall
High Street
Charles Myron Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
Esther Hall
Rudolph Trafton
Boston
Dexter Kneeland
Ruth Skilings
Margaret Miller
Whadlis Wyman
Alice Hiartnett
Autembile
Niagara Falls
Geruanine
Ath
Aonotre
Towa
Robert Cochran
Teea
Prath Iron Works. Ltd
Tiploy of Nodarge Paper
Mt Germaine
Morse Digi
Jackson College
Brunswick
Sumner
Mounte Geal
Germaine
New Phone Devices to Improve Telephone Service
Experts describe devices to shorten calls and cut complaints in the New York Telephone Co inquiry. Grace highlights a near perfect message register with minimal errors, while substation registers prove costly. coin boxes deemed impractical for business or residential use. Telechronometer time-tracking is labeled impractical, with service expected to grow as efficiency improves.
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New York Telephone Co
Sergius P. Grace
Grace
Bell Telephone Engineers
Central Office Register
Greater
New York
Washington
Virginia steamer Virginia stuck by cylinder trouble
The Virginia steamer developed cylinder trouble on its trip from Augusta and did not reach Howard wharf until noon. Passengers were transferred to the Islander from Boothbay Harbor, which sped to Boothbay then ferried remaining passengers back to the Virginia after repairs, with the Islander returning to Boothbay Harbor. A quicksand bed was found in Auburn hindering foundations. Lillie Murke, widow of Florenz Ziegfeld, reads Booth Tarkington play at York Harbor summer home.
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Virginia
Augusta
Howard Wharf
Depard Street
Boothbay Harbor
Lillie Murke
Florenz Ziegfeld
York Harbor
Booth Tarkington
Rotary Speaker Rap Bed Railroad Town Talk in Bath Maine
Dr Nelyiniah Boynton of Brooklyn spoke at Bath Rotary Club praising Bath and Maine scenery while criticizing the Maine Central Railroad for misrouting passengers. He shared world travel insights, urged more staff in Washington, and warned of isolationism, noting Geneva League of Nations sessions. The talk mixed patriotism with local concerns before a diverse audience of Rotarians and guests.
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Nelyiniah Doynton
Brooklyn
Maine
Bath
Maine Central Railroad
New York Express
Rotary
Boynton
Iuternationalisu
Ile
Washington
Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
United States
Thussia
Germany
Hoamenber
Theeoelub
Phiris Sawyer
Charry Owen
Dery Stet
Iker
Guert
Jianes Daawrenee
New York
Uatays
Startdes Hall
St. Mebherstegh
Pia
Maine News Notes on Coons and a Maine Farm Show
Jefferson reports protection against coons as a lantern left light in a cornfield while Maine residents plan a vacation hike. The text describes a large cattle selection for a Maine herd, a road and power project at Great Works River involving a 600 kilowatt output, and a public works contract for a bridge and electric station.
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Jefferson
Jel TD
Ghoodwan
South Berwick
Owen
Bennett
Providence
I. L
Vine Tree
Maine
Springfield
Mire
Sigie Deere
Ain
University of Malne
L. Vike
Bone Ace
Tits Bee
Coney
Great Works Rivuur
Gil South Derwick
Toylinas Tees
Tirhitie
Salmon Malls
Pwin State Co
Pyom
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Jaime
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Ister
Smarts
Georgetown Road
Bath Court
Long
Toeen Street
Ernesto Pate
Norway Medicine Co
Norway
Butler
Ail Dewbern
Thompson Bros. Inc
Thompson Bros
America
Joseph
Mar
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Elaine
Henry Widleferth Longfellow
Ma Doebeue
Dorothy Gh
Clavehll Weescot
South Wineman
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Leon
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