History of Famous Ballets Read by Francis McPherson
Francis McPherson read an illustrated paper on the history of famous ballets during a Les Camarades Musicaux meeting at 24 Milan Street with Mr. and Mrs. Edney present. A varied program followed including solos, duets, and trios from Wagner, Donizetti, Mozart, Verdi, and other composers, performed by members and accompanying pianists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis McPherson
Les Camarades Musicaux
Frederick Edney
Milan Street
the Hunt
Emery Messrs
Ramsay, Norton
Edney
Miss Haynes
Lebe Wohl
Graben-Hoffman Rogers
City floats repaired for harbor use at Kelley and Spear yard
City floats undergo repairs under Highway department supervision. Three vessels will be placed at City landing and ferry slip sites this week after painting and recaulking. Snipe brothers Seth and Walter start their seventh broadcast from WOSH Portland Thursday at 3 PM. station will announce any time changes. Berniece Marne of WCSH mentioned. For sale horses and harnesses listed by H Carr Richmond ME tel 25 2 Lead tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley & Spear Yard
Highway Department
City Landing
Broad Street
Snipe
Seth
Walter
WOSH
Portland
Berniece Marne Ot
Rge
WCSH
H. ‘Carr
Richmond
Social Roundup Shows Guests From Boston And Belmont
Mrs Harry Oliver and daughter Carolyn were supper guests of Mrs Myra Pennell in Winnegannee. Miss Joan Ham and Miss Edithe Fisher of Boston holidayed with Mr and Mrs Roscoe H Shaw in North Street. Allan Spear and Helen Moses returned from Boston. Miss Helen McCarthy of Belmont was a weekend guest of Miss Florence Oliver for her birthday with gardenias and gifts. Archibald Main Jr and Richard Haskell attended Bath Brunswick Alliance Francaise meeting in Brunswick with Mlle Marguerite Clement speaking on L Aime du Passe and tea served. Continuous Alliance aims to bond English and French speakers with branches in Portland and Lewiston. Meetings are Wednesdays at Mr and Mrs Jee home with Ivan de Tarnowsky address. Pulsifer couple helped organize the new branch with a noon luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Oliver
Carolyn
Myra Pennell
Winneganee
Joan Ham
Edithe Fisher
Boston
Roscoe H. Shaw
North Street
Allan Spear
Helen Moses
Helen McCarthy
Belmont
Mass
Florence Oliver
Trufant Street
Miss Oliver
Nile Green
Miss McCarthy
Cecile Veilleux
Anna Trott
Ruth Skillings
Anne Kimball
Bertha Lord
Edith Mackinnon
Ada Greenblatt
Archipald Main, Jr
Richard Haskell
Bath
Portland
Jee
Ivan de Tarnowsky
Bowdoinham News Roundup Highlights Local Activity
Ogoshi sails to Japan via isthmus and aims for Yokohama May 30. Assessors finish inventory and taxes follow budget committee aims to cut rates. Various visitors and residents attend events, illnesses, and social gatherings. The fire department handles a chimney fire at Charles Sylvester’s home. School and church news note assignments and confirmations. No school on Patriots Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogoshi
New York
Japan
Yokohama
W. B. Kendall
Doughty
State Highway Department
J. E. Cornish
Newtonville
Mass
William Leathers
Montana
Charles A. Newton
Waterville
Fire Department
Fred Mulligan
Clay Hill
Leighton
Coombs High School
Hamilton House
J. Hall Denham
F. K. Jack
W. H. Gould
Richmond
Mt. Carmel
Mary Billings
C. L. Browne
James Browne
Fires and Moves Dot Bowdoinham Post Road News
A chimney fire at Charles Sylvester’s home is controlled by the fire department. Local residents move in and out: Estes family returns home, Dow family relocates from Gardiner, Charles Hunt relocates to Highmore Farm. Millay brothers’ employment ties recur, and several residents, including E D Cornish and Vachon family, are noted with work and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sylvester
Mr. Estes
Millay Brothers
Mr. Dow
Gardiner
Charles Hunt
Highmore Farm
Mr. Hunt
James H. Millay
Sherman Graves
Mary Graves
Woolwich Social Notes Report Weekend Visits and Health
Mr and Mrs George Farnham and son of Wellsley Mass visited their aunt Miss Laura Farnham over the weekend. Emma Rollins returned home after a week with Mr and Mrs William Gould. Rev R W Hurlburt led Sunday services as substitute for Rev J Benjamin Shaw at the conference in Waterville. Jeanette Colby and Millard Hanson Jr are home with measles. Governor and Mrs Tudor Gardiner and family visited their Summer home at Phipps Neck. Roads in town show slight improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Farnham
Wellsley
Mass
Laura Farnham
Emma Rollins
West Somerville
William Gould
R. W. Hurlburt
J. Benjamin Shaw
Waterville
Jeanette Colby
Sarah Kennerson
New York
Rockland
Costello P. Hall
Millard Hanson, Jr
Roland McIntosh
Killingly
Conn
Morse High Baseball Cards Ten-Game Schedule
Morse High reveals a ten game slate with eight Kennebec Valley League tilts. Two games with Edward Little were not arranged due to that school's shorter schedule. Openers include Gardiner at Kelley Field and a schedule filled with Saturday and Wednesday games through May and June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Edward Little
Auburn
Morse
Gardiner
Kelley Field
S. Gardiner
Bath
W. Cony
Augusta
S. Brunswick
W. Richmond
Richmond
W. Hallowell
S. Cony
W Hallowell
Hallowell
Brunswick
Grade Pupils Present Cinderella Operetta at Morse High
Grade school pupils will present Cinderella in two acts on May 27 at Morse high school auditorium under Miss Carrie E Shaw director of music. Doris Dyer coaches speaking parts John Grindell conducts orchestra. Teachers assist with songs costumes tickets publicity posters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High Auditorium
Morse High School
Carrie E. Shaw
Doris Dyer
John Grindell
Celia McElman
Ilene Hayes
Genevieve Duprey
Isabelle Lewis
Frances Sprague
Bessie Greenblatt
Miss Mary Brown
Christine Lockery
Professor Mead Plays for Service in DAR Meeting
Prof. and Mrs. Edward G. Mead of Oxford Ohio attend the 41st National Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington D C. He served as organist for the memorial service and as vocal soloist at the Wednesday sessions, while Mrs Mead a former Miss Janet Cutler of Bath serves on the National House committee appointed by the President General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Mead
Oxford
Washington, D. C
Mead
Ohio
William H. McGervey
Xenia
Janet Cuteler
Bath
National House Committee
Former Bath Grocer Dies Suddenly at Old Folks Home
William A. Poor 84 a Bath grocer and Lincoln lodge I O O F member died Tuesday at the Old Folks home where he had lived since December 20 1923. He was born in Bath son of William C Poor and Sarah Hooper Poor and survived by a son in California a daughter in Saco two Bath grandsons Charles and William Staples and a granddaughter in Saco. Funeral is Thursday at two at the Home with lodge officers officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Poor
Bath
Mr. Poor
William C. Poor
Sarah Hooper Poor
California
Saco
Charles
William Staples
Social News From Bath A Midsummer Bent
Miss Miriam W Kimball hosts a contract club luncheon at her Lincoln street home. Mayor Harold P Small and John H Grindell, with Mrs Grindell returning from Boston and a stay in Waltham, visit Bath. Virginia Golder entertains friends at Washington street with games and dancing. Guests include Barbara Fisher Phyllis Chaney Mary Spinney Bart O’Donnell William Grindell Linwood Haynes. Bath attendees at the Scottish Rite Bodies meeting in Auburn listed. Mary Sewall and Jane Hyde return to Waynflete Latin in Portland after German measles. Federal Judge William S Kenyon and family plan a Bath summer stay at Sebasco Estates after a Washington departure and St Paul duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam W. Kimball
Lincoln Street
Harold P. Small
John H. Grindell
Boston
Waltham
Mass
E. W. Bean
Virginia Golder
Washington Street
Barbara Fisher
Phyllis Chaney
Mary Spinney
Bart O'Donnell
William Grindell
Linwood Haynes
Bath
Auburn
Edn Morse
Fred Brackley
Charles E. Miller
Ernest Heal
John Wishart
David Y. Alkazin
John Bates
August Walter
Mary Sewall
The
Stone House
Jane Hyde
Elmhurst
Waynflete Latin School
Portland
William
Kenyon
Washington
Sebasco Estates
St. Paul
Maine
Madelyn Bebine
Antony Se fw ak Dies At Bath Gospel Mission
Antony Siwak a 68 year old stevedore born in Poland died Tuesday morning at the Gospel Mission Broad Street where he had lived as an invalid for a year. He was cared for by Charles A. Brown of the Mission and the funeral will be Friday at 1 PM at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antony Sefwak
Antony Siwak
Bath
Gospel Mission
Broad Street
Poland
Charles A. Brown
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Surprise party honors 16th birthday at Babine home
Mr and Mrs George Babine host a Saturday night surprise party for the 16th birthday of Mrs Babine. Alma Johnson wins the peanut hunt and Doris Lesier wins pin the tail on the donkey. Madelyn receives gifts and Gwendolyn Leonard leads music after refreshments. Attendees include Doris Brown Marguerite Brown Eleanor Cotreau Marie Cotreau Evelyn Gallant Esther Wilson Eleanor Wilson Marcella Losier Frances Losier Alma Johnson Helen Losier Doris Losier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Babine
Middle Street
Alma Johnson
Doris Lesier
Madelyn
Gwendolyn Leonard
Doris Brown
Marguerite Brown
Eleanor Cotreau
Marie Cotreau
Evelyn Gallant
Esther Wilson
Eleanor Wilson
Marcella Losier
Frances Losier
Helen Losier
Doris Losier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senter
Turkish Oriental
Francis M’pherson
Mrs. Rice
Mr. McPherson
A. Biterolf
Bevan Sated
Hugo Wolf
siAdeupie
Mr. Ramsay
Wagner “Sailors
Wagner
Ronald de Wesvadi
Itynce von
Woodman
Hatch
Albee
Holy Redeemer
Marchetti
Holman
Sturtevant
Cary
Carolina
Il Segretto Matrimonio
Cimarosa
Norton
McPherson
Balfe
Finch Han Dal Vino
Don Giovanni
Mozart
Ramsay
Neluo Paterno Amplesso
Yone Foscari
Snes Eee Verdi
Ramsay and
Fred R. E. Dean
Dorchester
Tonawanda Street
Dummer Street
Edward Ellis
First Universalist Church
Dean
Brandon
Austin S
Melinda (Thayer) Dean
J. R. Whipple Company
Young's Hotel
Armstrong Dining Room and News Co
Beatiseant Commandery
Aleppo
Elks and
Bath Lodge
Myra Spear
Marion Dean Shaw
Robert P. Shaw
Dwight R. Dean
Cavendish
Bowdoinham
Jack Gibson
Charles Hackett
H. E. Cornish
Congressman Reedy
Arthur Purington
C. B. Randall
Ethel Brewery
W. J. Graves
Louisa Allen
Brunswick Hospital
Clara N. Fogg
Pleasant Street
Alden Small and Son
R. A. Dickinson
Alfred
Raymond Rendell
J. B. Lilly
Richard
Malden
Mary Lilly
R. D. Purinton
Lilly
John Jewell
Wellesley
Mas
J. N. Palmer
Forest Wall
Tenants Harbor
Jessie Ames
Wall
Miss Ames
Sarah Howe
Pleasant Street Bridge Club
Bowdoinham Post Road
E. D. Cornish
Mabel Heath
A. Frank Heath
Woolwich
Kennebec Valley Baseball League
Professor Mead
Charles A. Harriman
Sale
Jewel
Illinois
Elgin
Waltham Banjo
Wm. Rogers & Son
Gilbert
Ingraham
Front Street
Bath, Maine
Hallmark
Old Folks
Hatch’s Shoe Store
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