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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1913

Page

3

Christmas Sale At Grace Church Parlor Draws Parish Aid Groups

The Parish House on Oak Street hosted Grace Church parish groups during the annual Christmas sale. The Toadies Aid St Marys Guild and Junior Auxiliary ran many tables, with food gifts, novelties, and a festive tea and supper in the afternoon and evening. Madame Montessori lecture plans and local society notes followed in the next column.

Oak Street Grace Charrcd Toadies’ Aid St. Mary's Guild Robert Cochran J. R. Andrews Minnie White Paul Olm Edith Ledyard Frank I. Staples Blanche Metcalf Frank Hodgdon Edward Turner Seymour William Leydon John Shaw John Hyde Ballon Charles Brown Thomas Gibbons Edward Hyde Ethel Cochran Helen Trott Cuthbert McGay Andrews Ledyard Lewis Ladies’ Aid Thomas Gibsons Joseph Trott Fred E. Drake Charles Maroun St. Mary’s Guild Louise Thurston Culbert Mel Gay Ladies of Grace Church Treasury

Engagement Announced In Bath Area

Miss Katherine Magoun of Haddonfield New Jersey will wed Harry L Day of Bath. Day is a Bath High School graduate and Post Office clerk. The couple has received many well wishes from local friends. The Saturday Club and Liberty Rebekah Lodge hosted events with varied menus and programs. The article also notes upcoming entertainment by the Saturday Club featuring Mikado and other events at the Town Hall and Wesley Church series.

Mitchell-Martin Lewiston Anna Gladys Mitchell Everard S. Martin Bath Charles Mitchell Insley A. Bean Hammond Street M 5 Eva Marion Martin Hammond Street Chun Mervin Manares Ho Maria Montessori Madame Montessori Rome Montessori Educational Association of America Alexander Graham Bell P. P. Claxton Col. McClure New York Margaret Wilson Dr. Montessori National Capital Trinity Epicopal William L. Foss Portland Grace Louie Dexter TW Notlall Ehtreth Arthur N Perchingill Annie Mabelle Dexter Bartlett Sr Japan Cora Ruth Scruton Cora Clark Tash Charles Foss Parker Bur- Troughs Stimson Earl D. Woodman Wiscasset Daniel Dexter Mrs. Foss la Hoy Foss Grace Vose and Myre oCtekyne Flavel Chaplin Chene* Eife Mars Delta Teapston Maine Central Racron Katherine Magoun Haddonfield N. Js Harry Lb Satzoun Tf. C. Whitman Wesley M. E Cource Redpath Titipu W. S. Gilbert Sir Arthur Sullivan Saturday Club G. Allen Howe Nanki Poo Yum Yum Frederick Kennedy Ko Ko Titian Robert Toothaker Pooh Barton E. Crawford Richard Fuller Helen York Piti Harriet Craig Freeport Wm. Hawley Davis George Anderson Edward Haines Wass Andrew Angeles Lovells Isabel Forsaith Peep Bo Pitti Pooh Bah Corner of Maine Cumberland Sts Universalist Church Collegians Lydia Moses Thepublic Wesley Church Ladies’ Aid Boy Scouts Brotherhood Music Hall John Gage E. S. Crosby Wylie Lemont Ripley Bessie Hopkins Ruth Shaw Mildred Marion Robbins Esther Brown Kittie Branch Sadie Black Charlotte McCutcheon Evelyn Jennie Colby Troop 12 Fred Armes Ralph and Earl Warren Andrew Cahill Edward Doughty Alonzo Harriman Ena Buckman Hazel Wing Gertrude Gilman Annie Stewart Charlotte Cook Lilie Cahill Alfred Call N. B. Corthell Alice Corliss Maude Bliss H. A. Corey Otis Card Kenneth Weeks Gerald Atkinson Carlton Lowell JL. P. Webert Lincoln Farrar Evelyn Colby Austin Holbrook Edna Bliss Mark Arnold Salvation Army

Fashions From Towns Report Red Hair and Lavender Powder

Travelers describe women in big cities adopting bold cosmetics. A New York returnee notes Broadway and Fifth Avenue women dye hair red. A Maine belle says Chicago women use lavender powder and place court plaster strips on their faces.

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