Seven Days' Doings and Easter in Bath Area
Local notes recount Easter music and church events, a windy beating from a west storm, and community tales. Highlights include Orville Specht elected to a Grand Council seat, the Maud H. Dudley loading feldspar for Elizabethport, and civic items from tramps lodging to public works progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William King Council
R. A
Orville Specht
Grand Council
Lewiston
Gertrude C. Greenleaf
Murray Club
Universalist Church
Ladies’ Aid
Charles A. Harriman
Atkinson
Pejepscot
Pejepscot Co
Maud H. Dudley
Macauley
Georgetown
New York
Elizabethport
Marshall McFadden
Fred Morrill
Dupont Powder Co
Westport
FE. W. Hyde
K. and
Bentha Wood
J. FE. McCole
Arthur Kateon
Beacon Street
Virginia
Charles Robinson
State Hospital
Augusta
Annual Recital of Miss Julia Jackson Pupils at Wesley Church
The Wesley Church hosted the annual recital on Tuesday evening April 14 featuring Miss Julia H Jackson’s students with guests from Freeport and local helpers. Performances included piano duets, solos, and a tableau including Mother Goose and a Wise and Foolish Virgins segment, showcasing numerous named pupils such as Madelyn Davis Leola Breton and Kathleen McCabe with arrangements of works by Gurlitt Mendelssohn and Offenbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Rice Audit Co
Portland
Bath Savings Institution
Maine Central Civil Engineers
Brunswick
Spring St
Maine St
Washington St
Rice
Humphreys
Julia H. Jackson
Wesley Church
Anna Stockbridge
Freeport
Lydia Tracey
Edna Bliss
Charlotte Cook
Leola Breton
Queen
W. D. Armstrong
Alexandrine Martin
Dan'l Rowe
Dorothy Sheldon
Miss Muffett
Curly Locks
Thiance
Lloyd Hooker
Boy Blue
Barcarolle F. Behr
John Eaton
King Cole
Lecla Breton
Queen of Hearts
Albert Wood
Lillian Smith
School Review
Willard Sprazane
Ganschals
Kathleen McCabe
Arthur Dana Dorothy
Pratt
Alexeretto
Haydn
Jos
Gale Blows Down Barn and Signs in Sunday Gale
A Sunday gale raged through town wrecking roofs and chimneys while boats were swept ashore and signs swung free. The powerful winds alarmed residents and scattered debris as local scenes on Popham and Center streets were disrupted. Mrs. A. C. Morse left Sunday for Bangor for a week’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banfor
Boston
Kennebec
Ransom B. Fuller
Bath
Bangor
Horse of the
Emmons
Middle St
Western Avenue
Benjamin W. Blanchard
Police O'Donoghue
Maine
New England
North End
Centennial Ave
Lower High St
Melvin Clark
Popham
George Oliver
Ferguson
Johnson Cut
Front St
N. E
Anderson Pharmacy
Matin
Centerw St
A. C. Morse
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Hocko
Woolwich
Mill Hill
Windmill Hill
Dr. Bates
the Willows
Hotel de Wallace
First Baptist Church
Scott Hill
High St. Sedgwick Circle
G. A.R
Unity Guild of the
Arthur Norton
High St
Colonial Club
D. J. McGillicuddy
Committee On
George Pratt
Winter Street
Dorcas Guild
William Thistle
Oliver St
City
Queen Sewing Circle
Odd Fellows Hall
James McFarland
Keegan
J. O. Peterson
John Doyle
Sewall
Joseph Footer
North St
John T. Haley
Weeks Street
H A. Corey
Wesley M. FE. Church
David Heald
James Jewett
Edwin M. Jones
John Norris
Oak Grove Cemetery
Park
Beacons and Clothiers
Beacons
Martin
Monarchs
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Emma Sydleman
Massachusetts
Corliss Street Church
Eaton
Pastor Brown
Morris
Allen
Benjamin F. Brown
Kewley
Beacon St. M. E
Harry K. Fisher
Lincoln W. Marston
Harry W. Whitham
Manfred Sidelinger
Fred Carr
Tinney
Wiscasset
Mercury
Knights of Dunlap
Rivermen
Long Beach
S. W. Gale
Morse High School
Swift & Co
Mr. Gond
Fred A. Taylor
B. A. Plumley & Co
Bath Industrial Corporation
Flagler
Mother Goose
Madelyn Davis
Beatrice Nichols
Anthony Evelyn Oliver
Adelaide Coombs
Katherine Stinson
Miss
Primrose Hill
Anthony Preston Haskell
Jack
Gurlitt
Marjorie Mitchell
Barvarelle
Doris Dyer
Mendelssohn
la Hache Laforest Coombs
Cynthia Crosman
Arewell
Fletchker
Castoria
Barrett
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Seattle
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Birmingham
Fletcher
3C Centaur Company
Opuge
Prest
National Farm
Springfield
Ohio
J. M. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Smith
Bath Independent
Fidelity Trust Company
Portland, Maine
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