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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1910

Page

7

Touring Parties Arrive Early Amid Bath Society Buzz

Touring parties are arriving in Maine a month sooner than in past years as more owners and drivers join the activity. Bath social circles report rising auto ownership and longer trips, with Bathites increasingly sought after among summer travelers.

Maine Bathite

Guild Sale at St Marys Grace Church This Saturday

Members of St Marys Guild plan their annual spring sale next Saturday afternoon. The event features dainty needlework aprons candy and home cooked food with a tea table to add sociability. The May sale is expected to attract many parishioners and raise a large sum.

St. Mary's Guild of Grace Shurch James B. Young Turner's Court William D. Sewall York Hall W. G. Webber Harry C Webber Portland St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Church

Holman Day novel The Ramrodders appeals in Maine setting

Shipping City readers note Holman F Day's The Ramrodders a Maine political tale not aimed at real figures but as types. It follows Fort Canibas in northern Maine with Thornton and his grandson Harlan as caucus nominees and Luke Presson as a foil, mixing politics with a love story and Pine Tree state themes. The item also lists a Mendelssohn club rummage sale, Fortnightly meeting, King’s Daughters circle, local social notes, and community visits and events such as residents returning from trips and a garage construction for Ex-Mayor Percy.

Holman F. Day Thornton Luke Presson Republican State Committee Augusta Haran Thornton Clare Kavanagh Madeline Presson Pine Tree State Fort Canibas

Socials and travel plans noted in Washington Street dinner

Grace and Clare Coombs hosted a Wednesday dinner party with two bridge tables. Mrs. E Motley Fuller, Jr. won a embroidered handkerchief. Guests included Mrs. Edmund Briggs and Mrs. John McInnes among others. News also covers Summer plans for Philip Cole forestry work in Canada, Mrs. Walter Stewart’s plans abroad with a July fifth departure, and the Morse High School class of 1905 anniversary in May at New Meadows Inn.

Edmund BP. Briggs Card Club Walter Pendleton W. E. Rowe Augustus A. Percy John. A. Morse Washington, DC Boston T. B. Brockaway Cambridge Mass Harry W. Tucker Grace Clare Coombs Washington Street E. Motley Fuller, Jr Fuller Edmund P. Briggs John McInnes Frank L. Staples Eben J. Marston Jane Moulton Bridge Philip Cole North Street Canadian Woods Walter C. Stewart City of Ships Grace Episcopal Church Antwerp New York Rhine Holland Switzerland France Belgium Stewart Dorothy St. Mary's Guild Oak Street Sans Souci Club Walter KE. Chase Center Street Morse High School New Meadows Inn Frederick Carter Roy Dunning Harry K. Day

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