Bath audience enjoys A Full House at Colonial Club
Bath society columns report a Thanksgiving night performance of A Full House at the Columbia Theatre. Miriam Kimball led a strong Bath amateur cast as crowds praised quick pace, polished era humor, and crisp curtain calls amid a festive holiday crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Columbia Theatre
Colonial Club
Old Maid
Miriam Kimball
Percy Marks
Gus Huse
Walter Murtaugh
Snap
Dash
Parks
William P. Marks Lassie
Miriam W. Kimball
Ottilie
Lydia Tracy Daphne
Carolyn C. Percy
Miss Winnaker
Daphne
Priscilla Kimball Nicholas King
H. Augustus Huse
Ned Pembroke
Daphne Lyle K. Johnson
George Howell
Walter A. Murtaugh Dougherty
Charles S. Brown
Local Jottings From Bangor Area News Beat
Local notes report Thanksgiving store hours and post office timing. Smelts reach markets. Miss Georgia Richardson named manager of Portland’s Colonial Theatre. Morse High faces Orono and Bangor later. Bath Hospital patient Edward Hobbs reflects on care. St Stephens visitors pass through via Bangor. Rumford church nets 154 from shingles sale. Universalist programs to run Dec Feb include Ben Hur and Whitier pieces. A colored man convicted for rope theft at the wharf faces jail and fines. appeal bond posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grady
Bangor
Twen
Boston
New York
Georgia Richardson
F. MacNichol
St. Stephens
N. B
Rockland
Colonial
Universalist Church
Rumford
Allen Brown
Tne
Old New England
Ben Hur
Pine Tree State
Belgium
Greater
Scotland
John Greeleaf Whittier
Ireland
Morsey Bros
Keegan
J. Court
Center Street deal sparks rumor amid Bath progress
The Bath region discusses a Center and Middle Street land purchase with hotel and factory speculation. Separate items note a K of C degree ceremony with a roast duck supper, local marriage intentions, coal barge traffic, a raccoon catch, water district inspections, shipbuilding shifts to iron steamers, and progress on the Old North relocation at Texas yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Deal
Knights of Columbus
George Carr
Boothbay
Texas Force
Mr. Carr
William
Gardiner
Howard
Boothbay Harbor
Grassy
Arthur Carleton Shorey
W. Scott Shorey
Emma
Louise Gibbs
Owen B. Gibbs
Bridgton
Bath
Ralph Rice
Woolwich
George A. Sanford
George Sanford
Elm St
Alfred Beals
Clarence Preble
River Road
Day’s Ferry
Center
Middle Sts
New Hotel
Kenneth Weeks
Bath Water District
Maine
Bath Notebook Hints At Local Events And Waterfront Tales
Houghton's yacht Juno enters winter berth while Kennebec freezes near Cedar Grove. A tank is installed in the Texas yard to feed boilers with oil fuel. Bath police ponder their station location as a Texas man is struck by a drift-pin. A 600 ton coal usage at the B I W is noted. Bath men hunt for liquor hidden between Bath and New Meadows. Suggestions arise to reuse the Washington St schoolhouse for emergencies. Morse High students rename the school paper The Morse High Log to avoid confusion. A dam on the Kennebec Whiskeay canal restores 100 acres for farming. Frank S. Wakefield returns from a week in New London, New York and Boston. he met Walter Head and James Mooney in Boston and Oyster Bay. The Mooney brothers are recalled from the polo era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton
Juno
Kennebec
Cedar Grove
Texas Yard
Bath
Water St
Texas
B.I.W
New Meadows
Washington St
Morse High
Morse High Log
New London
New York
Boston
Walter Head
Aetna Insurance Co
Sea Cliff
Oyster Bay
James Mooney
Alameda
James
Eddie Mooney
Mooney Brothers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leonice Morse
Pauline, Hatch
Charlotte Hall
Dorothy Higgins
Bowdoin College
W. A. MacCormick
Delta Upsilon
U. S
B. S. Rairden
Java
Quebec
Washington
Canada
Phi Beta Kappa Honorary Fraternity
Falmouth
Edwin A. Grosvenor
Bb. D
Amherst College
United Chapters
Phi Beta Kappa
Harold M. Sewall
Frank Sewall
California
Samuel S. Sewall
Avenue
Bradley
Montclair, N. J
Jordan Hall
Women’s City Club
Jeanette Marks
Mt. Holyoke
Henry D. Bacon
Miss Marks
Mme. Eames de Gogorza
Claire Eames
Cleveland
Ohio
Taukanita Club
Montclair
N. J
Eames
Annie M. Ramsay
Newport News
Clifton Lee
Jessie Ramsay
Portland
James H. Fickett
Bath City Hospital
Maude Seymour
Katherine Hillgrove
James McLaughlin
Arthur Sewall
James P. Webber
Phillips-Exeter Academy
Waltham Women’s Club
Webber
Newmarket
William D. Sewall
Chicago
Gorham
Elizabeth Houghton
Eta
Theta Delta Chi
James P. Baxter, Jr
James P. Baxter
Vaughan St
William P
Harry A. Nealley
Sumayeh Attiyeh
Syria
Emma Louise Gibbs
High St
Emma Gibbs
Charles Cahill
Nathan Woodbury
Beacon Ave
Auburn
William H. Small
John Stacy
Brunswick
Priscilla
Brunswick Orchestral Society
Robert Toothaker
Helen Winslow
Charles A. Harriman
Small Point
Leonard
Arthur H. Stetson
Alfred D. Stetson
Anne Kimball
Miss Kimball
Boston Music School
Pauline Hatch
New Jersey
Cosmopolitan Club
Ralph Coleman
Carl B. Timberlake
Beulah E. Withee
Waterville
Marian E. Brown
North Haven
Mass
Alzie E. Lane
Vera Bradford
Serley
Myra A. Jones
Berlin
N. H
Pearl Raymond
Bowdeinham
Mary E. Campbell
Mary F. Day
Lyman
Sara L. Libby
Elinora Richards
Farmington
Leah B. Farnham
Hazel Littlefield
Clarice H. Kinsman
Winter Street Church
Carol Percy
Mendelssohn Club
Som
F. S. Converse
Horatio Parker
Percy Grainger
Clarence Dickerson
William R. Chapman
Tschailkowsky
Kalinka
E. L. Dunton
Harry Dunton
Wiscasset
Harriet Allen Butler
Yonkers
N. Y
Daniels
Allen
Bath Iron Works
Charles Henry Butler
Washington and
Montsweag
Dorothy Nichols
Vassar
Plainfield
Amory M. Houghton, Jr
Stuene
Abbott School
Ruth Mitchell
Agnes Tarbox
South
Topsham
Louise Libby
Libby
North Grammar School
Florence Watson
Mitchell School
Maxwell St
Carl E. Crosby
Phoebe
Brooklyn
Crosby
The
Hudson Navigation Co
John J.desmondco
Water Streets
Wellman
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