Social Happenings Of The Week In Bath
Bath social notes list John McLeod a Boston area paint and oil trader visiting his hometown, with many Bath residents attending gatherings, engagements, illnesses, and travels. The item names local families, clubs, schools, and events from January through February, including engagements, theater, and nursing association meetings.
Miss Evelyn Jordan Returns Home After Weekend Visit
Miss Evelyn Jordan returns to Woolwich after a weekend with Mrs. Sadie Wyman and daughters of Newcastle. Mrs. Charles H. Oliver, a patient at City hospital with pneumonia, is convalescing and friends are pleased to hear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Jordan
Woolwich
Sadie Wyman
Daughters of
Newcastle
Charles H. Oliver
Miss Evelyn Heald Given Spider Web Shower
Miss Evelyn Heald, a former Texas Steamship Co. employee, was surprised by a spider-web shower hosted by her sewing club friends at Miss Carrie Hall’s home. The party featured parlor games, music, and a chafing dish supper, with gifts and pink white decor. Attendees included Marion Bowie Edna Martin Margaret Wishart Ruth Chapman Virginia Stanley Alice Card Louise Irish Louise Cahill Eunice Lyford Marion Titcomb Sara Flaherty Bessie Brown Flossie Beals and several others. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to Nate Young, a local carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Heald
Texas Steamship Co
Carrie Hall
Middle Street
Miss Heald
Nate Young
Bliss Business College
George A. Meladden
Marion Bowie
Edna Martin
Margaret Wishart
Ruth Chapman
Virginia Stanley
Alice Card
Louise Irish
Louise Cahill
Eunice Lyford
Marion Titcomb
Sara Flaherty
Bessie Brown
Flossie Beals
Winifred Power
Jessie
Colonial Minstrels Deliver Enjoyable Club Smoker
The Central Church Minstrels staged a two hour entertainment at the Colonial club smoker attended by nearly 200 members. Performers included John Shaw, Mrs. Laura Appleton, Miss Ethel Oliver, Miss Margaret Wishart, and Willard Sprague with woman and man roles, plus a second-part program with a quartet, violin solo, comic readings, and a lively community sing. The event concluded with stage dancing, coffee and doughnuts, and a spirited finale, praised by all as a first class evening of amateur entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Colonial Club
John Shaw
Laura Appleton
Midna Feero
Ethel Oliver
Margaret Wishart
Ernest Wood
Chester Plant
Willard Sprague
Morse High
Robert Wishart
Otis Card
George Fields
Home Sweet Home
Miss Oliver
Mida Feero
Bobbie Wishart
Ventot
Bamboo Isles
Vflret
Mrs. Appleton
Miss Wishart
Bobby Wishart
Harry Lauder
Tripeli
Bill Sprague
Messrs
Shaw
Plant
Wood
Wihart
Trim Jewett
Langdon Hill
Brim
Hartwell
Alh
John A. Legro
Leeian DD. Fuller
William Dennison
Chester SS
Kingsley
Frank Tf. Turner
Consul General Rairden Relocated to Curacao West Indies
Capt Bradstreet S Rairden formerly consul general in Batavia and later of Canada is now in Curacao in American Consular service. He was transferred from Canada at his request due to climate issues for him and his family after long tropical service in Java. Mrs Herbert S Harris to sing with church quartets at First Baptist church alongside Ruth Ward E F Dunbar and Herbert Worrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Frederick W. Hhimmell
Baltimore
Alice Bowdoin
Shatswell Obey
East
Lafayette Avenue
Obey
Bath Tron
Winter Street
Bradstreet S. Rairden
United States
Batavia
Java
Canada
West Indies
Curacoa
Herbert S. Harris
First Baptist Church
City Life Notes From Bath On Local Rail and Trade
Bath briefs report interior work at City stables and hull 86 frame rising at Bath Iron Works. Ice harvesting yields 4000 tons. N. F. E mutual Life Co. posts best year. Vendors duel over hot dogs at City hall corner. Bath to Lewiston and Portland for entertainment and politics feature. Farmers price shifts and eggs rise in stores. Bath automobile dealers showcase 1921 cars as crews discuss concerts and local clubs plan events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagler
Louis Allen
Iiver
Maine
Bath
Commercial Street
Bath Iron Works
N. FE. Mutual Life Ins. Co
Court
Marshall Street
House of Combination
Joseph Cloutier
Archibald Cary
Edward Cook
Henry Butler
Gaudreau
Lens
New York
M. W. Sewall & Co
Kennebec Navigation Co
Boston
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc
Mr. Crosby
Boothbay
City
Hall Corner
Water
Center Streets
Kennebec
Gariline
Turner Center Creamery
John G. Morse & Sons
Winneganee
Texas Steamship Co
Acadia Lodge
K. of P
Washington
Wallace H. White
Lewiston
Tarkhurst
Frank W. Faunce
Pleasant Street
Norway
Helen Poindexter
Frank Faunce
Pittsburgh
Grace Leagin
Lynn
Mass
Faunce
Walter Leavitt
Evans Bible
People’s Church
Charles H. Volz
Y.m.cla
Kennebec River
Woolwich
Knox & Lincoln
A. K. Ridley
Riley
Kennebee Wharf
Rand Damon Wedding At 655 Middle Street Bridgeport
Miss Orpha R Rand of Bridgeport and Ernest M Damon of Moose Head Lake were married by Rev Ernest M Holman at 655 Middle Street in a one ring ceremony. The bride wore a dark blue silk gown and the couple will reside at the same street address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha R. Rand
Bridgeport, Conn
Ernest M. Damon
Moosehead Lake
Middle Street
Ernest M. Holman
First Baptist Church
Mary Libby
George Libby
Damon
Bath Tron Works, Ltd
Twenty Three Witnesses Called In Will Case
Judge James S. Lowell presided in Richmond Probate Court as twenty three witnesses were summoned on a petition to set aside the will of Edward A. Ride. The will left one third to one son and two thirds to the other. The case aims for Supreme Court review. Proponents were Daniel McGillicuddy and R J Gurran. opponents were George W Heselton and Harold E Cook. Proceedings were formal. hearing waived and the will allowed. Testator died November 22, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Lowell
Probate Court
Court House
Edward A. Rideout
Richmond
Supreme Court
Daniel McGillicuddy
R. J. Gurran
Fifth Birthday Party for Miss Jewett’s Kindergarten Guests
Lois and Lewis Swett hosted Miss Jewett's kindergarten children on Monday to celebrate a fifth birthday. The children played games and sang in the morning and later gathered in the dining room for ice cream cake and candy among Valentine themed decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois and
Lewis Swett
Miss Jewett
Valentine
Case Against Morgan Ordered Not Prosseed
Dr Elmer King of Portland brought a case against William K Morgan of Bath for driving without a rear light. The county attorney did not press the case in Cumberland County Supreme Judicial Court for lack of sufficient evidence. Morgan had been fined 25 dollars in municipal court in September and appealed to Cumberland County Court after a September arrest following a collision claim by Dr King that Morgan’s truck parked near Owen Hartshorn residence lacked a rear light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer King
Portland
William KF. Morgan
Bath
Cumberland County Supreme Judicial Court
Morgan
Keegan
Cumberland County
Wing
Owen Hartshorn
Brunswick Road
King
Birthday Tea For Miss Lydia Atwood At Home
Miss Lydia Isabel Atwood celebrated her fourth birthday with four young guests at her parents home on Upper Washington street. The party featured games a peanut hunt and a birthday cake baked by her grandmother Mrs. William Congdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Pennell
High Street
Kenneth Brackett
Freeport
Milton Trott
Elbridge R. Wright
Arthur Lemont
Frank Lesmont
Harold Small
Raymond Welch
Elbridge Re Wright
Lydia Isabel Atwood
John BK. Atwood
Upper
Washington Street
William Congdon
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John McLeod
Bath Independent
Nixe
A. J. Grassy
Wradford
Taver Hill
Pradford Academy
State of
Harold Gould
the Gould
Paints and Ails
New Jersey
Mer
Wellington Moore
Miss Plessie Reals Parseed Saureay
Florence Neill
Profant’s Wars
N. EK. Cothin
Darkstreet
Katherine Smith
Andine
Porthind
Oof
Vihrshiy
Paddaay
Phomasten Mors
Jedi B. Walker
Phippshirre
Savenous
Thorneton
Maes
Walker
Devine Lewis
Miss Doveths Wight
Teres Wregit
Dink Thevin
Pryde Park
der Hiethier
Bronswick
Potirey
Helen
Stephen
Samwell
Larkin
Vibellant
Ben Gibby
Fran Lis
Judson Conmningham
Armstrong
North End
Dresden
Helen Wheaton
Edward Nadine
United Ymc Lal
Sagadahee County Educational Service Committee
Arthur Danton
Beatrice Spinney
Gardiner
Irving J. Morgan
Martha Hageman
Waldoboro
John A. Morse
Simmer Street
ID Arey
Edgar Blanche
Meadow Road
Wool Wich
Mr. Blanche
Chester
McCabe
City Hospital
EB. J. Hogan
J. Fred Tobey
Matt McQuarrie
Jennie Prask
Lowell
A. PF. Williams
Phippsburg
J. Arthur Stevens
East Boothbay
Venna M. Brackett
James and
Edward Tomlinson
Rupert TH. Baxter
J. Parker Blake
Brewer & Co
Percy Weymouth
Shriners Club
Mr. Weymouth
Walter E. Reid
Everett IT. Reid
Meguinland
Pacific Coast
Metropolitan “Steamship Car
Whichreeid
Harvard
Yale
Pacific Ecoust
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Langdon T. Snipe
Green Street
Harry T Boudreau
Dr. T. Percy & Sons
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Pennsylvania Hotel
Joudreau
Ralph, Whitehouse
Harry N. Wright
George S. Davenport
Young's Hotel
Mira
Mary Pratt
Florence Robinson
Mars
Eval Lemont
T. W. Tryde Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
National Auxiliary
Marguerite BE. Robert
Jiane Rideout
Mary McDougal
Maine State Nurses Association Cancering Lade
Pheowns
Lacy Potter
Biddeford
Dhuty
Potter
Edward Risely
Waterville
Public Health Department
Dixon
General Diospital
Ste. Marie
New England Division of American Nurses
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
Clement Lb. Robinson
Frederick Hi. Kimball
Ida the Rowe
Phyllis May Neal
Lafayette Dostie
George FP. Jackson
Owen J. Ledyard
Front Street
Katharine Kimball
Wortland
F. H. Wimball
Priscilla Kimball
Arthur J. Robinson
Robert A. Hodgdon
Maldin
Hodgdon
Mabel Lewis
Rotary Club
Bath Club
Daniel Martin
North Street
Arthur White
Robert Greeley
de Wolfe
Stewart McPherson
Mary Farrin
Somerville
Ann Farrin
Flora Morrell
W. W. Chaney
Morrell
RK. Jackson
Roxbury
Charles Foster
Bethlehem
T.a
Charles E. Robbins
Robert Edward Foster
Scott Perry
South End Sewing Club
Lower Middle Street
Fred Butler
Clara Cadémbs
Henry Bickle
Lillian Fisher
Charles Harvington
Bradford Oliver
John Stacy
John G. Morse
Augusta
Marguerite KE
Robert
Tune Rideout
Norse
Maine Nurses Association
Laiten
Old Town
M. We. Marshall
National Public ‘Health Association of
Priscilla Theatre
Modern Health Crusade
DeWitt House
Nursing League
Wo. Patterson
Wiscasset
Frances Moses
Jack Laing
Porthund
Edward CL McAuliffe
We Post Office
Frank Lemont
Harold J. Thompson
Thompson Bros Co
Toston
Fred J. Higgins
Boothbay Tarbor
John
Bath Lodge of Elks
Alden Gross
Frank T. Miller
Winter Street Court
Carroll Watson
Andover
Ashley Watson
Georgetown
James CL Stout
Portland Bath
Ivan BF. Lang
A. S. Alexander
Eli Marco
Sadie
Matthew McPherson
Andrew D Picard
Gardner, Mass
Almon R. Perry
Alfred Carter
Carl Carter
James Carter
Tradewell
Harold BE. James
Jefferson, Mass
BE. Mo Frasee
Miss Ocinda Louise Staples
Albert Towne
Popham
Annabel A. Sterns
Brunswick
John Merrill
Leonard W. Perey
Bridgewater
James Perey
Alice Lovett
T Portland
I. al. Haining
Winterstreet
Mrs. Burgess
Carolyne Tree
Thome
Arthur G. Staples
Son Boyce
Harold M. Sewall
June Rideout
State Nurses Association
B.A. Gray
Charles H. Hooper
Howard B. Johnson
Harry TL Passmore
Universalist Comrades
Ernest McCausland
R. PL Hazard Co
Goddard Street
Capt
John Thompson
Southport
New London
Mrs. Thompson
Arthur Greenleaf
H. A. Thates
Hardings
W. J. Voorhees
St. Mary's Guild
Harry F. Morin
Sewing Club
Wilmington
Del
Robert Edward
Foster
Flow. Hitchcock
Damariscotta
Marias Page
Academy Street
Jennie Sawyer
Doummer Street
Harry, Patten
William
Myrtilla
Charles Robbins
Thurman Allen
Helen Corey
Highland Street
The
Bath Box Co
Samuel Beckley
William FE. Jones
Mr. Jones
Tle
William H. Jones
Charles Street
Justi Perry
A. J. Kent
Bath Tron Works Ltd
Liberty Street
Kent
Jason Thompson
Boston University
Bowdoin
Mr. Thompson
Kathryn Thompson
Frederick FE. Baker
Frederick EK. Drake
Charles TH. Cahill
Saco
Rand
Henry (. Wright
Ambassador Hotel
Wrights
Arthur Sampson
Sarah ‘Lermond