Garden Church of Nature Inspires City Folk
A Bath area column blends nature prose with society notes. Residents share travels to New York and New England with weather favorable for a 856 mile car trip. Local clubs plan sessions, parties bid farewell to students and teachers, and weddings and church events fill the social page with names and places in Bath and surrounding towns.
Bath native mourns missing grandsons amid outbreak at Popham
Mrs. John Scott and her grandsons John and Joseph Fitch of New York are at Hatch camp in Popham. The youths have not yet returned home due to the infantile paralysis epidemic, while Mrs. Scott is identified as a former Bath resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hart
Charles St
Lawrence Hart
Bowdoin
Caribou, Me
Son
Bath
Katrina Brewster
Maine
Wayneflete School
R. H. Baxter
Essex Junction
H. C. Baxter & Bros
Packer
Baxter
Augusta
State Republican Committee
Sagadahoc
Curtis
Herbert Mallard
Elizabeth
N. H
Karl von Baman
Bridgeport
John Scott
John
Joseph Fitch
New York
Hatch Camp
Popham
Scott
Boston Visit Mentioned in Whitehouse Passing Notice
Mr and Mrs Ralph C Whitehouse are noted to have passed a few days in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph C. Whitehouse
Boston
Local notes reveal visits and church funding plans
Freeman Merritt and others visit Portland area as travelers share social notes. National church spending is projected at 35 million for new churches and parish houses, with Catholic and Protestant missions seeking several million dollars. Funds aim to support Lutherans, German Reformed, Congregationalists, and foreign missions as English churches request Americans to aid war-strained efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Wilson
Fort Fairfield
Bath
Major Willis
Brunswick
Portland
Bay State
German Reformed Church
W. E. McIntyre
C. S. Brown
McIntyre
Small Point
Mr. McIntyre
Massachusetts
Mr. Brown
Malden
United States
Substituting Leather in Shoes Becomes Urgent in Industry
Shoe manufacturers seek substitutes as hides grow scarce and prices rise. Rubber soles and imitation leather replace leather in many products while new materials claim better wear, flexibility, waterproofing, and noiseless performance. Fibre board heels also emerge as a burnishable, waterproof option as experiments continue.
Girl Found Drunk on Front Steps Night Encounter
Two Bath women returning home at night found a dark figure on a Washington Street steps. One woman petted the object thinking it a cat, then an indignant voice shouted from the darkness. They fled indoors, fearing an intoxicated man.
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Bath
Washington Street
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Marion
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Savannah
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