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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1910

Page

7

Grace Church Ladies' Aid Sale Raises Fifty Dollars

The Grace Church Ladies' Aid held a parish sale at the Parish House on Oak street. Mrs. Joseph Trott and others led the event, with St. Mary’s Guild contributing a popular sweets table. The fund raised was fifty dollars, praised by all for generous kitchen displays and strong parish support.

Ladies of Grace Church Ladies’ Aid Society Oak Street Joseph Trott Johns. Hyde Harold M. Sewall Meeker Susan Ballou Culbert MccGay St. Mary's Guild Nellie Turner

Midwinter visits and local happenings in Bath and Beverly

Beverly teacher Miss Mildred Palmer enjoys mid winter vacation at her parents home in Beverly. The Haydn Quartette to perform at Masonic installation. Fred Ingraham returns to Brookline after visiting in Bath. Miss Emma Shorey to Bath after Lisbon Falls vacation. Christmas Eve rain dampens Grace church midnight service but attendance splendor impresses. Stuart Webb visits from Winchester with Mrs Sewall family. Mrs John Humphreys spends Christmas in Brunswick with Hon Fred Wilson. Bath visitors Karl Van Baman in Portland. Jane Moulton spends weekend in Portland. A new bridge club formed by eight couples holds second session with supper and bridge. top scores. Gertrude Williams visits from Lewiston. Roland Hill returns to Bridgeport after Christmas stay.

Mildred Palmer Beverly Mass Charles Palmer Haydn Quartette Fred Ingraham Brookline Fred H. Low Emma S. Shorey Bath Lisbon Falls Stuart Webb Winchester Town Karl van Baman Portland Jane Moulton Thomas P. Shaw Harry Tucker Ernest Annan Owen Ledyard Fred Blaisdell

Brookline Visit Highlights Mrs Dillon and Anna

Mrs Thomas Dillon and her daughter Miss Anna have spent the week in Brookline Massachusetts as guests of Mrs A D Collins They are due to return home on Monday Edith Cochran will depart Monday for Boston to begin the winter term at Jackson College Medford

Patten Free Library William Smith Boston C. L. O. Smith M. Janet Cutler Vassar College Washington Street Odd Ladies’ Home Minnie White Portland Albert H. Shaw Thomas Dillon Anna Brookline Mass A. D. Collins Edith Cochran Jackson College Medford Ralph Stetson Harry E. Stetson Davis Hatch Winthrop Hatch Green Street John S. Barry Mr. Briry Milton S. Briry Carroll Watson C. F. Curtis Beryl Mitchell Grace D. Warren Portsmouth Arthur Duncan Edward Carter Harvard Captain Carter Greenstreet Carter Cambridge Petersham Alice Dain Trust Hospital Biddeford David L. Black Master Delano Nashua N. H Walter Ellis Bath Harold T. Bibber

Mid-Week Bridge Gathering and Local Social Notes

Mrs. Arthur Larrabee hosted a Wednesday bridge gathering at Washington street in honor of her sister Mrs. Fred Ingraham. Mrs. William V. Percy won the high score and received a cut glass bonbon dish. The event featured a social supper and notes on upcoming entertainments and local movements, including marriages and visits by Bath residents and visitors.

Arthur Larrabee Washington Street Fred Ingraham Fred Low Card Club Mrs. Larrabee William V. Percy

Social Highlights at Miss Carol Percy's High Street Party

Miss Carol Percy hosted a lively informal German evening on Wednesday with the Rullmann trio providing music. The guest list included Dorothy Sewall and Loyal Sewall among others, and prizes of Japanese parasols and fans were given as favors. The New Year festival at the Orphans' Home is set for Monday at seven, with Misses Brown arranging the program.

Kennebec Taulkaniter Club Carol Percy Percy High Street Rullmann Miss Percy Loyall F. Sewall Anna Percy Jane Murphy Dorothy Sewall Priscilla Kimball Louise Harriman Margaret Rogers Louise Hill Millicent Clifford Elizabeth Houghton Frances Southard Leonice Morse Loyal Joseph Sewall John Crosby Milton Kimball Langdon Hill Horace Morse John Houghton Emery Chase Robert Holden New York Brown

Christmas Tree Event At Colonial Club Sees 170 Attendants

The Colonial Club held its annual Christmas tree on Monday with 170 boys and girls in attendance. Prayers by Rev. Wunsch opened the program followed by gift distribution. Children received clothing, fruit, candy, mittens, and toys amid a large crowd and festive trees.

Colonial Club W. F. Wunsch Church of the New Jerusalem Charles Wetherbee Fred Blaisdell Arthur Pepper Herbert Williams William Adams F. F. Blaisdell Philips Kimball Ole Hanson Herbert E. Williams John L. Wilson, Jr Hiram T. Stevens William M. Adams Arthur J. Pepper

Christmas Parties at Washington Street Homes

Mrs Harold M Sewall hosted a Sunday noon Christmas party at her Washington street home. Mr and Mrs Henry D Bacon also presided as hosts at their upper Washington street residence during the same Sunday gathering.

Harold M. Sewall Washington Street Henry D. Bacon Upper

College Club Meets at Cedar Street Home

Miss Ruth Parker, president of the College Club, entertained members and guests after Thursday afternoon at her Cedar street home. Attendees included Miss M Janet Cutler of Vassar Miss Ruth Thompson of Wellesley Miss Marion Parker of Smith Miss Marion Freeman of Colby and Miss Edith Cochran of Jackson College. A June meeting is planned.

Ruth Parker Smith College Cedar Street College Club Miss Parker M. Janet Cutler Vassar Ruth Thompson Wellesley Marion Parker Smith Marion Freeman Colby Edith Cochran Jackson College

Annual Baptist Meeting and D A R Anniversary Socials Listed

Elm Street Baptist parish held a Wednesday vestry session with a supper and annual meeting. Officers named include William H. White treasurer John L. Purington clerk and several committee chairs. Also noted are hospital arrivals and departures family visits and upcoming entertainments at the Empire Theatre Lewiston featuring Billy with Sidney Drew in a farcical tale about lost teeth and earlier D A R seventh anniversary events at Mrs Morse’s home with colonial readings and supper.

Elm Street Baptist Parish Emma Lowell William H. White John L. Purington Prudential Committee Hinckley B. E. Calderwood Alice E. Varney Gertrude Chapman H. W. Moulton Judge Dunton George B. Moody Washington Street Marth Poole Boton Enpire Lewiston Billy Sidney Drew Chicago New York Boston

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