Wedding of Miss Edna Maxim and Charles Bickford in Newcastle
The ceremony at the Maxim home in Newcastle Indiana united Edna Maxim of Lewiston Maine with Charles J. Bickford of Elyria Ohio in an elaborate wedding. A ring ceremony and two course supper followed with numerous Maine and New York guests. The Maine Society of New York later hosted a banquet with notable Maine figures and remarks by Congressman Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewanse
William Ho Whittam
Thelen Maxim O
Lewiston
Wasine
Maine
Charles J. Bickford
Biya
Ole
Edna Lo Masim
Newcastle
Indiana
Ward Maxim
Imogene Smith
J. Ward Maxim
R. Bickford
Joe Greenstreet
Dorothy
W. H. Whittum
Paul Brown
Kate Maxim
Jean Elliott
Maine Society of New York
New York
Gus Gannett
Augusta
MecAlpin Hotel
Maines Society of New York
McAlpin
Ford Street
Broadway
Pine Tree
Peters
Congress
Ellsworth
Hale
Supreme Court
Frank Moss
Society
Searsport
Ferguson
O. O. Howard
Ralph A. Sturges
Edward S. Merril
Pownal
Merrill
Joseph B. Pennell
Brunswick
Herman P. Smith
B. I. Fletcher
Bangor
Fletcher
Clyde H. Folsom
Oakland
Barter and Bean Wed in Quiet Dresden Home Ceremony
Percy Barter of Dresden married Miss Mae I Bean of Wiscasset Monday evening at the groom’s brother’s Front street home. Rev. S A Evans of Peoples Baptist Church officiated. The groom works as a brakeman on the Maine Central Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Barter
Dresden
Mae
Bean
Wiscasset
Front Street
S. A. Evans
People’s Baptist Church
Maine Central R. R
Central Church annual sale draws generous parishioners
The Central Church chapel hosted its annual sale organized by the League with gifts like needlework aprons candies and Christmas greens attracting broad patronage. Proceeds from candies sponsored the Washington trip via the High School fundraiser. Mrs. Charles T. Jackson led the event with numerous committees assisting across price tables and food stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Nmas
Washington
Charles T. Jackson
Joseph Torrey
John McInnes
Jane D. Moulton
James Ledyard
Owen Ledyard
Victor Parquet
Agnes Humphreys
Geo. Avery
Lula Emery
Owell
William V. Réernay
Baron Barer
Jlesy VW
Meloameot
Eliy
Aan von Baman
Charles Jackson
Annie Cox
Lord
Margaret Foote
Joseph Avery
Gee
Tobey
Pirer
Ses Chase
Fred Kimball
Irrank Nichols
Karl Breckenridge
Dunton
Curtis
William Robinson
Lombard
Edmund P. Briggs
E. M. Fuller
Martha Foote
Merton Webber
William Shorey
Harriet Ledyard
Alice Humphreys
Flora Bacon
Peaslee and Hobson Wed in Portland Ceremony
Dr Clarence A Peaslee and Miss Frances B Hobson both of the city married Monday evening in Portland officiated by Rev Ashley D Leavitt. The groom a leading local physician and the bride a former office assistant to Dr Peaslee reside at 922 Middle Street. The ceremony took place at the home of William D Hobson Forest Avenue a cousin of the bride. The text also notes Mrs Mary A Redfield’s will leaving a Bible and specific items to her son William C Redfield administrator without bond of an estate valued at 125000.
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Music Hall
Beatrice Sylvania Hackeroo
Brunswick
Rebecca
Sunns Brook
Hacker
Leland Powers School
Maine
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Henry IL. Chapman
Bowdoin College
Arthur Baum
Clarence A. Peaslee
Frances B. Hobson
Portland
Ashley D. Leavitt
State Church
Middle Street
M. I. Hobson
Wiscasset
Peaslee
William D. Hobson
Forest Avenue
Pittsfield
Mass
Mary A. Redfield
Ey Herband
William C. Redfield
Mary V. Redfield
Entertainments by Wesley Brotherhood Opens With Ratto Impersonations
Over 200 attended the Tuesday church event featuring Joli B. Ratto of the Redpath Lyceum Bureau. Ratto used wigs and makeup to portray multiple national characters and shared stories and makeup history alongside Kipling’s Gunga Din and a prisoner’s plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Brotherhood
Joli B. Ratto
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Kipling
Collegians entertain with song and sketches at Universalist Church
The Collegians from the Redpath Lyceum Bureau performed at the Universalist Church before about 200 attendees. The four Western youths presented songs, brass numbers, a monologue and a military sketch The event supported an arts and current events program for members and raised twenty one dollars from door tickets Miss Lydia Moses chaired the program and Mrs George S French of Portland spoke on parliamentary law at Olympian club sessions in Kennebunkport Maine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
John Pease
Bob White
Tosti
Casey Jones
Robert E. Lee
Bath
Lydia Moses
George S. French
Portland
Maine
Olympian Club
Kennebunkport
Grace Church Men’s Club Plans New Year Eve Event
The Grace Church Men's Club held its annual session on Wednesday at the Parish House with near full attendance. They voted to entertain the ladies on New Year’s Eve and named a committee to handle the session with St Luke's Cathedral invitation considered. Four new members were elected and officers and committees listed. The club serves sixty plus members and hosts Saturday night socials with talks by prominent citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Diocesan Club
St. Luke's Cathedral
Portland
Brunswick
Lewiston
Gardiner
Rockland
Culbert McGay
John S. Hyde
J. H. Galt
J. M. Trott
Cc. H. Cahill
T. W. Marks
Edward D. Pinkham
Warren C. Munsey
William Mann
United Clubs
IE. W. Hyde
F. W. Tarrabee
Fred F. Shaw
Charles S. Brown
F. FE. Drake
W. A. Furber
House
Howard Hawley
Edward W. Sampson
F. P. Shaw
W. Dayton Hill
Daniel Williams
J. W. Skillen
Bath society notes Christmas sale and events
The Winter Street Chapel sale drew a large crowd with pink roses and candy booths run by named committees. Other items included a mystery corner wigwam, homemade snacks, and Higgins art novel ties sold by identified organizers. Various local meetings and talks followed, including Sheriff Oliver’s address at the Y M C A and a Cosmopolitan Club program on vocational training for young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Myra Arnold
Eleanor Arnold
Ryan
W. H. White
Higgins
Flood
Margert Bakeman
Clarence Reed
Worrey
Chane
Goodwin
Isaac Reed
McLellan
Winter Street
Clare Coombs
Herbert E. Cole
L. T. Snipe
Wardwell
Harry Dunton
Elmer Hodgkins
Thomas Black
Edward Smith
Maurice J. Duncklee
John A. Morse
John Evans
Isabel Carter
Emma Small
Charles Taylor
Samuel R. Percy
Henry White
Charles Webber
Frances Weeks
Bath
Lydia Tracey
Eleanor Percy
Arthur Puringtony
eRoy Black
Austin
Elsie Folsom
Elizabeth Dean
Jane Swett
Winnie Noble
Charles Mason
Ralph Conforth
Kershner
McFadden
Laura Palmer
Dorothy Jewett
Ruth Johnson
Sarah Jermond
James O. Lincoln
Ladies’ Aid
James Drake
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Faintard
Claas
Miata Ney
Mes Brickford
Cotten
Mro
Mrs. Bickford
Rebecca of
Sunnybrook Farm
T. Tembarom
Frances Llodgson Burnett
Stewart Edward Ast Lecce
PeGteethean Kaey
Fabre
Alfred Neyes
John Bright
G. M. Trevelyan
Panama Gateway
Joseph B. Bishop
Laura E. Richards
Maine Woman Suffrage Association
Richards
Julia Ward Howe
Richard
Maud Howe Elliott
Newport
R.I
Walter Smith
Dorcas Guild
Joseph White
Brotherhood of the Baptist Church
Moulton
Oak Street
Deacon White
Canada
Clara Manson
Boston
George TP Griffith
Mine, Pa
Samuel J. Bailey
Mitaaris Nes Sewall
Peres
Red- Lcase Watch
Berhe
Pranks. Peres
Perey
Goodyear Robber Company
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Banquet of
Maine Society
Byron Stevens
Emma Sydleman
West Upton
Lillian Thebeau
W. H. Smith & Sons
Charles Cahill
Auburn
Lewis B. Swett
Peaslee-Hobson
Charles W. Clifford
Lady ‘Allen
Park Riding School
Lady Allen
the Collegians
Dines
Colonial Cafe
Morse High School
Larrabee
Edward W. Hyde
Montgomery
Pendent Flood
Capt
Hunt
Arthur Sprague
Bath Opera House
Harry CC. Webber
Waterville
Joseph Gaudreau
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas MacFadden
Sheriff Oliver
John Keegan
Tnion
Oliver
Cosmopolitan Club
Mabel A. Thwing
Harry Stinson
Stson
Wellesley College
Annie Palmer
Central Church
Canadas
Wanenock
Herbert Hodgkins
Lemont St. Lewing
FE. G. Roberts
Pilot” Potrt
Texas
Pentecostal Church
Ladies’ Aid of the People’s Church
Lincoln Hall
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