Society Gossip: Miss Mildred Clark Weds William Hill in Bath
Miss Mildred L. Clark and William Dayton Hill married at the Clark home on Washington Street with about 75 relatives and friends. The ceremony featured Lohengrin conducted by Rev. Sidney J. Willis and a reception with flowers, confetti, and a swift departure for their new home at 117 Oak Street. The couple, both Bath residents and graduates, will reside in Boston after a brief wedding trip.
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Shipping City
Mildred L. Clark
Dennis D. Clark
William Dayton Hill
William P. Hill
Washington St. Jonquins
Dunlap Hatch
Mr. Hill
Roland F. Hill
Bridgeport
Mrs. Hill
Miss Hawley
Portland
Boston
Oak St
Payne Flats
League Women’s Service yarn drive and auctions grow
The National League for Woman’s Service drives yarn distribution under local supervision with Mrs Sewall and Mrs Harold M Sewall coordinating. Lewiston and Bath groups plan auctions and a Waste Paper Day while Mrs Cushman leads Lewiston Auburn efforts and Mrs Kimball begins card party fundraisers to support the campaign.
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National League For Woman’s Service
Harold M
William D. Sewall
Chamber of Commerce
Lewiston
League
Bath
Charles L. Cushman
Auburn
Episcopal church pension fund grows after campaign
Bishop William Lawrence announced at the Episcopalian Club dinner in Copley Plaza Boston that the church pension fund now stands at 7,500,000, with more than 1,000,000 in pledges received since the close of the great campaign on March 1.
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Church Pension Fund
The
Protestant Episcopal Church
Copley Plaza
Boston
William Lawrence
Episcopalian Club of Massachusetts
Drill by Company A of NLWS at Elmhurst
The National League for Woman's Service drill unit conducted a long physical drill Monday afternoon on the west side driveway at Elmhurst. Captain Owen of 4th Company CAC directed the exercise. Miss Margaret Foote and Mrs. Hodgkins serve as guardians of the company.
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National League For Woman’s Service
Elmhurst
Owen
4Th Co
C.A.C
Margaret Foote
Hodgkins
Lam bert elected superintendent of schools in Kennebunk area
The towns of Kennebunk and Kennebunkport chose J. L. Lambert as their superintendent of schools for the next year with a higher salary. Lambert is a former Morse High School teacher.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunkport
J. L. Lambert
Lambert
Morse High
Bath girl snubs sailor in uniform at city dance
A Bath girl snubbed a navy youth in uniform at a local dance, not realizing he is the son of a prominent national figure and prompting remarks on patriotism amid the social scene. Miss Raychel Emerson of Bay Point plans a Portland summer study with coach Gina Caparelli Viatora, noted opera teacher.
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Bay Point
E. T. Emerson
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Portland
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Weekend and area visitors highlight social notes
Mrs D D Clarke spent a weekend in Portland while Miss Ethel Cochran enjoys a visit in Boston area. Miss Alice Smith visits Richmond with Miss Miora Potter as host. W J Cartmill Y M C A director tours Springfield Mass. Mildred Nichols reports by card a month in Boston and will return tonight. Bertha Mullin returns Monday to Vinalhaven after visiting town with Dr Seth Mullin and wife.
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Portland
Ethel Cochran
Boston
Alice Smith
Richmond
Miora Potter
W. J. Cartmill
Springfield
Mass
Mildred Nichols
Bertha Mullin
Vinalhaven
Seth Mullin
Acadia Lodge Confers Esquire Rank on Two Candidates
Acadia Lodge of Knights of Pythias conferred the Esquire rank on two candidates Thursday evening, marking a formal advancement in the lodge’s ceremonial progress.
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Acadia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Schooner Emma S Briggs towed for feldspar cargo
The schooner Emma S. Briggs now at the Hyde Windlass works wharf will be towed this week to carry feldspar for the John Cummings Company. Captain Fred Harrington of Damariscotta commands the Briggs. Commander E H Delany has leased the lower flat in the Thwing residence on Middle Street.
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Hyde Windlass Works
John Cummings Co
Fred Harrington
Damariscotta
Briggs
E. H. Delany
Thwing
Bailey House
Middle St
Naval Reserve appoints Dr Hannigen as assistant surgeon
Dr. R C Hannigen began duty Wednesday as assistant surgeon in the local Naval Reserve office, relieving Dr H C Dragoo who was ordered to Charles Town Navy Yard. Hannigen holds the rank of junior lieutenant. Mr and Mrs William P Hatch hosted a dinner party Tuesday night in celebration of the birthdays of Mrs Carroll Deering, Mrs Hatch, and Arthur Pepper. After dinner the evening featured music and social time.
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Isabel Olm
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Bowdoin College
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Wags
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Charlestown Navy Yard
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William P. Hatch
Carroll Deering
Hatch
Arthur Pepper
Radio operator Lewis A. Burleigh Jr dies at Augusta home
Lewis A. Burleigh Jr, who had been stationed in this city in the radio service for two weeks, died Sunday at his Augusta home. He had left for Cambridge, Massachusetts earlier in the week due to an order affecting district radio operators.
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Lewis A. Burleigh, Jr
Augusta
Cambridge
Mass
Portland lecturer argues against women’s suffrage stance
Mrs. Morrill Hamlin of Portland addressed 50 women at the parish house on Wednesday night arguing that a woman’s place is in the home and politics won not improve with equal suffrage. She questioned the vote’s benefits and cited California 1913 as still wet, while praising the current social privileges without voting rights.
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Morrill Hamlin
Portland
California
E. S. Crosby
New York
Bath Women Champion Gentlemanly Conduct in Uniform
Mrs BE J Marston visited Portland on Thursday. Bath women state that uniform alone does not grant courtesy. any man must be civil to the Bath girls. Dorothy Higgins hosted a dancing party at the parish house Oak Street. Mrs Rupert Baxter was a Wednesday Portland visitor. Mrs E H Toerner visits daughter Mrs Arthur E Russell in Medford Massachusetts.
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Sagadahoc League
Ruth E. Thompson
Y.M.C.A
Walker
Rangeley
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Pine St
Bath
Dorothy Higgins
Oak Bt
Rupert Baxter
Portland
E. H Toerner
Arthur E. Russell
Medford
Mase
Public Safety Committee visit and church activity update
Hon. Harold M. Sewall traveled to Augusta on business with the Committee of Public Safety and will stay through the week. Mrs. Harold M. Sewall and Mrs. John H. Hyde depart for New York City. Bath friends note Rev. W. O'Brien has energized church life since his brief tenure, with a men’s Bible class recently formed.
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Augusta
Committee of Public Safety
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John H. Hyde
New York City
Bath
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Portland youth presents recital with Alice Rich
A Portland young man and Miss Alice Rich stage a promising recital for the public. Mrs. E S Merrill of Quincy arrived to visit her daughter Mrs. E Randall Leonard. The Ladies Aid of the First Baptist Church cleared 18 at Friday rummage sale at 100 Center St to renovate the tower room for use as kindergarten quarters and future programs.
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Georgia
Portland
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Quincy, Mass
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First Baptist Church
Center St
Suffrage Meeting at Lisbon Falls Home
An enthusiastic suffrage gathering was held last week at the home of Mrs. Andrew E. Greene in Lisbon Falls. Mrs. Catherine Millard led remarks and received support from local supporters.
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Catherine Millard
Milwaukee lawyer Frank N Dennett visits father in city
Frank N Dennett a lawyer from Milwaukee visiting his father in the city.
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Frank N. Dennett
Milwaukee
Oliver Moses Embarks for New York on Business Trip
Oliver Moses left on Monday for a business trip to New York. Mrs Moses and daughter Frances accompanied him to Boston for a brief visit. Mr and Mrs Kari Von Bamaz, residents of this city, are mentioned in connection with local society notes.
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Frances
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Portland and Boston tied notices fill weekly columns
Mrs D D Clark died Friday in Portland. Fred P Shaw died Wednesday in Boston on business. Clarence Morse returned from Boston. Cecil Payne on business to Boston and New York. Miss Eva Carlton visited Bangor Woolwich. Rena Tibbetts and Leigh Wing Portland guests. Bates College Rev Tarbell to Lisbon Falls pastorate. Navy discharge for William Cutting in Charlestown. Local officials Garesy Troop on state house business. Richmond Mrs Sadie Beals Bath visitor. Bycon, Bycon Portland deaths and visits noted.
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Fred Rich
Boston
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Cecil Payne
New York
Sadie Beals
Richmond
Bath
Eva Carlton
Bangor
Woolwich
Loistene Mains
Quincy
John M. Hill
Rena Tibbetts
Leigh Wing
Rupert Wing
Albert J. Garesy
Carl C. Troop
Augusta
State House
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Charlestown Navy Yard
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Naval Reserve
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Bates College
Free Baptist Church
Lisbon Falls
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Farmers urged to plant wheat in Arnot County
The Houston Times urges farmers in Arrost County to plant at least one acre of wheat due to favorable prices and a likely stable to high flour market. A typical crop would yield six to eight barrels of flour, making the risk worthwhile amid conditions and a shorter winter wheat harvest.
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Houston Times
Aroostook County
Bath housewives debate cookers for beans and dishes
One Bath housewife recalls using $1 worth of wood for Saturday beans. Another says a fireless cooker would help, suggesting a homemade model costing little more than the wood and capable of cooking beans and other suppers with short fires.
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