Easter Week Tea Hosts Miss Lina Andrews For Miss Fuller
A Bath society tea on Easter Monday hosted by Miss Lina C Andrews honored Miss Doris Fuller of Cleveland Ohio. About twenty intimate friends attended as spring flowers filled the Andrews home and Miss Fuller discussed teaching physical culture at Wellesley College while visiting Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina C. Andrews
Doris Fuller
Cleveland
Ohio
Andrews
Lucy Hartwell
Eunice Ledyard
Wellesley College
Wellesley
New England
Maine
Bath
Ethel Hawley
Sarah Hodgkins
Marguerite Hennessy
Cnes of Honor
Hte
Agai
Miss Andrews
Sarah Moody
Ruth Thompson
Ruth Parker
Mary Spear
Nellie Hodedon
Florence Andrews
Sara Pierce
Elizabeth Webber
Elsie Folsom
Madelyan Cilffdord
Anine Scott
Florence Slocum
Mae Clarke
Beatrice Avery
Madelyn Hunt
Mildred Clark
Dor Oth Duncan
Alice Kruith
Bers Mitchell
This City
Mi Ha Langdon
New Yo
Music Hall
Monday Club
Elizabeth Houghton
Pauline Hatch
Priscilla Kimball
Sue Houghton
City of Ships
Miss Meeker
Our City Hospital
Mon Lay Club
Augusta Work
Charl Morse
Charles R. Donnell
Theresa Moses
Mi Blanch
Charlotte Meeker
Millce Sewall
Mi May Norto Ina
Elien Manson
Ramsay Returns Home From Boston Visit
Allan H Ramsay arrives from Boston for a short stay visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Ramsay of High Street. Charles Farnham spends the week at Popham with Bath boys during a local outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Kimball
Westminster School
Shnsbury, Conn
High Street
William R. Dean
Miss Agnes
South Portland
Pearl Street
George W. Dean
Edward W. Hyde
Charles Cahill
Charles 3. Brown
New Meadows
Mr. Hiyde
Williams’ Island
Culbert —“McGay
Hyde
Henry W. Cobb
Cannibal Island
Colonel Owen
Fall River
Mass
Louis A. Parsons
Brunswick
England
O. P. Coffin
Boston
Catherine Dain
Auburn
Marion Dain
Allan H. Ramsay
Robert Ramsay
Charles Farnham
Popham
Bath Boys
Charles A. Owen
Waltham
Court Street
Mr. Owen
Maud Abriel
Waltham Watch Factory
the Independent
Charles Palmer
Maxwell House
Washington Street
Ragon
Staire
James Winslow
Narrow Escape in Boston Express Train Wreck
Miss Ruth S Whitney of High street was aboard the Portland Express bound for Boston when the eastern division wreck occurred at West Lynn. A broken wheel or rod caused the crash. the engine and baggage car toppled while the day coach front section stayed on rails. Conductor Miller was seriously injured. Miss Whitney and her father Charles Whitney escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth S. Whitney
High Street
Boston
Boston and
Maine
West Lynn
Miss Whitney
New York
Sidney Wyman
Charles Whitney
Gardiner
Miller
Alice Robbins
Whitney
Bath social notes announce engagement in Dum merstreet
Mrs Horatio N. Douglas of Dum merstreet reveals the engagement of her daughter Nellie F. Douglas to John E Thompson of Boston. Nellie, a longtime stenographer and bookkeeper with Wolumbo and Morse Bros, also runs a home business with E S Paul of Lewiston. The fiancé is an optician with Pinkham Smith in Boston and is a Bath native and classmate of Nellie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio N. Douglas
Dummerstreet
Nellie F. Douglas
John E. Thompson
Boston
Miss Douglas
Wolumbo Company
Miss Farr
Morse Bros
E. S. Paul
Lewiston
Pinkham & Smith
Bath
Miss Doulas
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Ruth BE. Thompson
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Panama
William Bailen
University of Maine
Hill
Beacon Street
Alice Skillings
Portland
Carrie Ring
Boston University
Julia C. Ring
Winter Street Congregational Church
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Rufus Drummond
John Shaw
M. B. Alexander
Bowdoin College
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Milton Douglas
Howard Webber
Colonel Dummer Sewall
PD. A. RK
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Harry CC. Webber
Jane Whitmore
Emma L. Shorey
Lishod Falls
Charles Fo
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
Women
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Flage
Maines Frost
Gies PO Webber
Phillips Kseter Academy
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Grace Church
Elizabeth
P. Dean
Alice Waters
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
J. W. Norton
Joseph Noyes
Ships
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Goddard Street
Peaslee
Cora Small
Arabine Furbish
Tibbetts
Roy Chase
Marshall Street
Pauldine
Iron Works
Ama Paulding
Huntington
Long Island
Hiram Paulding
Navy Department
Culbert McGay
Marty
McGay
Frederick FE. Drake
Drake
Marcia Sewall
Redlands
California
Santa Barbara
Itn
Nebraska
Sewall
Grace Wooodbury
Flagstaff
Arizona
Miss Sewall
Mick Helen Wheaton
Robert Goodman
Lincoln Street
George EK. Thompson
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Portland Thesdas
Nellie Turner
Samuel RR. Percy
Mr. and Airs, Wahler & Glidden
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Alice Shorey
the Universalist Church
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White Star
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King’s Heralds
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Harrie Webber
Bingville
Winter Street
Annie Campbell
Frances Southard
St. Macrina
Universalist Church
Gertrude Williams
Wesley Church
Smiggies
Allen Johnson
Prof. Johnson
Bowdoin
Yale
Roscoe J. Ham
Fred Snow
Annabel Stetson
Bowdoinham Association of Baptist Churches
Elm Street Baptist Church
Morris Dunbar
W. R. Pettingill
Curtis Corner
N. M. Reed
Bowdoinham
Dunbar
C. R. Chappell
Arthur Larrabee
Central Church League
Fred
D. Hill
Board Club
Edith McTeer
James W. Curtis
Vassalboro
Oscar Abbott
Curtis
James A. Wright
Mount Vernon
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Walter P. Wass
Seattle
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Mt. Vernon
Wass
Canfield Place
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Erwin Morse
New Haven
Morse
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E. Matley Fuller
Elliot Backup
Dorcester
Green Street
Frederick Magoun
John R. Ballard
Denny VM. Humphreys
Frank R. Johnson
Charles. Raymond Chappell
Harriet E. Merriman
New London
Mr. Chappell
Gertrude Chapman
Grove Street
Chappell
Edward Smith
Herbert A. Jump
New Britain
Henry Hodgdon
Hub
Phi Rho
Columbia Hotel
Langdon T. Snipe
D. Howard Spear
George W. Troop
Casset
G. Fred Mitchell
West End
Donimer Street