Children Day at Fortnightly Club at Methodist Church
Next Wednesday the Fortnightly Club will observe Children’s Day at the Methodist Church starting at three o’clock. Each member may invite a child under fourteen as her guest. older children pay the usual fee. Speaker F Schuyler Mathews discusses birds and flowers with references to his books and artful studies.
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F. Schuyler Mathews
New Brighton
N. Y
New York
Boston
White Mountains
Baston
Chopin
Beethoven
Valentine Party and civic notices in Bath society
Bath society pages report a Valentine Sociable at the chapel on Bins Street with piano solos, duets, readings, games, and a singing round under the Christian Endeavor. Engagement news, birthday parties at Parish House, and a mock trial at First Baptist are among weekly events.
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Bins Street
Cole
Ira Chappell
Cora Martin
Eva McLellan
Provesve Goodman
George Temple
Valentine Postatiice
Christian Endeavor Rariery
Cahill to Lead Second Series of Alameda Skating Parties
Wilber G Cahill will run a second series of private skating parties in the Alameda. The first series drew strong crowds and attendees are eager to continue. Wednesdays will host the new sessions with those holding tickets enjoying preference. Mayor and Mrs John S Hyde departed for New York for three months at Hotel Plaza. Charles H Mason was in Augusta Wednesday. Pepper improved oil bowling alleys to first class condition.
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Alameda
Wilber G. Cahill
Cahill
Suesta
John
Hyde
New York
Charles H. Mason
Augusta
Valentine's Party at Central Church League Social
Members of Central Church League and their husbands enjoyed a Valentine party in the chapel on Monday evening during the society’s weekly session. Rooms were decorated with hearts and cupids and a supper of creamed chicken cheese fond olives rolls and coffee was served. Novel games added to the evening thanks to the committee of Mrs A F Wheeler Mrs EK Motley Fuller Jr and Mrs Karl Von Baman.
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Central Church League
A. F. Wheeler
Motley Fuller, Jr
Karl von. Baman
Boston Wedding Brings Nellie Hodgdon to Mary Burlingame
In Boston yesterday at one o clock Miss Nellie Hodgdon married Mary W Burlingame. Hodgdon daughter of Mr and Mrs M S Hodgdon and a Morse High School graduate later worked as a probate register clerk and acted in amateur theatrics. Burlingame from Boston English High School and Phillips Exeter Academy captained the rack team and later attended Bowdoin College. He now works for the New England Telephone Co. The couple plan to establish a home in Boston and are greeted by many friends here.
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St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Oak Street
Grace Church
Fred Hill
Frank Hodgdon
John Shaw
Herbert Williams
Carrie Chaney
Annie Hamilton Donnell
Shaw
Marion Hill
Charless. Brown
Tiny Miss Hill
Sue Houghton
Margaret Metcalfe
Ellen P. Turner
Grace Lightbody
Ruth Turner
Ethel Cochran
Lillian Welch
Ethel Hawley
McGay
Mollie Palmer
William P. Hill
Hill
Dayton HI
Daniel Williams
Hawley Brothers
Em L Shorey
Bathites
Plymouth Town
Beulah Marie Dix
Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland
Ruth S. Whitney
Bradford Academy
Plymouth
New England
Elizabeth P. Dean
Resolute
Miriam Chillingsley
Florence Andrews
Barbara Standish
Mr. Ramsay
Hiram T. Stevens
Philippe de la Noye
John Marges
Bathite
Henry W Owen II
Boston
Nellie Hodgdon
Mary W. Burlingame
Hodgdon
Morse High School
Office of Register of Probate
Burlingame
Boston English High School
Phillips- Exeter Academy
Bowdoin College
New England Telephone Company
Charles E. Durand
Away
Judith Folger Longyear
J. M. Richardson Lyeth
New York
Longyear
John M. Longyear
Brookline
Marquette
Mich
Durand
Edith Bice
Bath
Aiexander Mann
Trinity Church
Longyear Manson
Fisher Hhs
Ninth Grade concert and Bunker Hill play at Music Hall
Music Hall hosts Ninth Grade pupils and friends for a program of musical selections and the play The Bravest Boy at Bunker Hill under Miss Emma Shorey. Cast includes Arthur Mansfield and British soldiers. Admission expected to sell out.
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Music Hall
Bunker Hill
Doris Stetson
Emma Shorey
Randall Coombs
Arthur Mansfield
Lerbert Brown Abram
Surprise Shower for Miss Silsby on Valentine's Night
Miss Nellie Silsby, soon to be married, received a surprise handkerchief shower hosted by her friends. The event featured a red bell centerpiece, artistically designed cards by Miss Anna Dillon, a twelve-cover menu, and a ribbon-pull reveal of eleven linen bundles. The evening ended with social games in the living room and best wishes for the bride-to-be.
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Miss Silsby
Nellie Silsby
Anna Dillon
Elegant Bridge Tea and Card Club Obsessions
Mrs. George Hughes hosted a Wednesday afternoon bridge and tea at her avenue home with twenty four whist players and about forty guests. Miss Charlotte Meeker and Mrs. Lucy Patten served, assisted by several Misses. Mrs. Charles R. Higgins hosted her card club on Wednesday afternoon at her home, an extra table added. Mrs. John L. Evans visited Portland Thursday. Miss May Hill entertained the Reading Club at her North Street home Tuesday evening.
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Herbert E. Cole
Ladies’ Aid Society
Winter Street
John McInnes
Blanche Metcalfe
John. Alden Morse
Summer Street
Harry W. Tucker
Tucker
Elm Street Baptist Church
Joseph Varney
Eleanor B. Arnold
Unity Guild
Winnie Durgin
James Ledyard
John Shaw
Oak Street
George Hughes
Charlotte Meeker
Lucy Patten
Anna Percy
Lina Andrews
Margaret Sewall
Ethel Hawley
Charles R. Higgins
John L. Evans
Portland
May Hill
Reading Club
North Street
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Flora Randall
School For Feeble Minded
East Pownal
Maine
Congregational
Contra
Mise May Morse
Universalist Church
Perth Auber
N. J
Fiomas
W Morse
Madelyn Clifford
Tele Thireday
Neston
Elizabeth Chase Burt
Philadelphia
John P. Winchell
Brunswick
Mises Burt
Mere Point
Winchell
Bowdoin
Alpha Delta Phi
Alice M. Humphreys
Samuel Kimball
Lowell
Mass
A. Frederick Duniels
Brimaswick
Tire
Miraritn
A. Gnneyshiot
Charles Stutchios
Arthur’. Flint Brown
Mise Belle Smith
Misay
Caroline T. Robinson
Frances Southard
Bridge
Louise Harriman
First Baptist Church
Women's Missionary Society
C. Raymond Chappell
Alice E. Varney
Grace Mank
Carrie Snow
Gertrude Chapman
Myra Arnold
Emma _ Lowell
Esther White
Jennie Goodman
Florence Hodgdon
Harry Ring
Chung Lung
Marjorie Chapman
Susie Hodgkins
Winnie Durgan
Margaret Bakeman
Africa
Lily Pray
Sweden
Gladys Clifford
India
Florence Goodman
Fred Coombs
Edna Martin
China
Japan
Lillian Perkins
Cuba
Grace Baker
Sally Rogers
Gorham Rogers
Roxbury
Snow Farm
West Bath
John Lt. Evans
Chestnut Street
Charles Magoun
St Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Ieen Street
Golden Valentine
Highland Congregational Church
Highland Church
Bath Society
Arthur Crenshaw
Miss Jacobs
Florence Cole
Grove Street
Virginia Pingree
Marcia Stinson
St. Paul's Church
Edgar Kaharl
Fletcher Twomey
Shipping City
Hotel Eagle
William Hroughton
Green Street
College Town
Elmer Hodgkins
Octagon Club
Eleanor T. Silsby
Adelbert Bailey
the Bravest Boy
George Perry
Wike
Roland Cony
William Howe
Harold Ward
Martin Dean
Mrs. Mansfield, Arthur
Paul Ragon R’'S
Phyllis Bowie
Dorothy
Mollie Tourtlotte
Carl] Crosman
Roy Hutchins
Miles Standish
Assembly Hall
Evangeline
Ladies’ Aid Society of Grace Church
Nathaniel C. Rice
Malden
Woodbury Potter
Grace Potter
John T. Parris
Parker Adams
Washington
Wesley Church
Colby Glee Club
Albert B. Tedford
A. T. Kempton
Luenburg
Edward W. Hyde
High Street
Oscar C. Rogers
Patten Free Library
Lillian Kiester
Virginia
Raymond's Court
Annie Haverfield
Herbert D. Haverfield
Bath Iron Works
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