Soul Leaps From Earth to Higher Life in Bath Notice
Society gossip notes a Bath area obituary style meditation on mortality by Charles D. Clarke. The column then trails into local society items about Miss Dorothy Mason in Portland performances, Bath social events, weddings, theater previews, and community notices, including municipal music, charity efforts, and residents’ movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Clarke
Dorothy Mason
Portland
Columbia
Miss Mason
Harry E. Mason
Charles Mason
High St
Morse High School
Mason
Shamrock
Winter Street
Piano Fund
R. P. McFadden
Herbert Hodgkins
Lydia Tracy
Fred Sturtevant
Marion Brown
Dublin
Fogarty
Michael James
Arthur Colby
Daniel Miles
Percy Low Biddy
Jane Fogarty
Molly Ann Fogarty
Julia Sawyer
Patrick Fogarty
Chester Marz
Timothy Fogarty
William Bell Delia
Flaherty
Misses Sawyer
Tracy
Messrs. Bell
Marr
Eileen
Old Killarney
Old Erin
M. Bell
Miss Tracy
Doris
Mr. Bell
Domestic Dept Offers Unusually Good Values
A domestic department lists unusually good values with a partial selection below. The notice highlights savings across several items and invites shoppers to compare prices and take advantage of the specials.
Five Islands Continued From Page Five
Cromwell oversees the project as Huston & Co. salesman Hart of Auburn visits town on Monday for the ongoing assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
Hart
Huston & Co
Auburn
Weekend visitors brighten Arrowsic and Augusta
Miss Jessie Robbins from Auburn spent the weekend at her Arrowsic home. Edward Snipe and Miss Mina visited Augusta recently. Little Miss Madeline Snipe arrived at her home in town last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Nicholson
Town
Barbour
Middle St
Brunswick
Miles Hagan
New York
Harlan Gregg
L. L. Lowell
Bath
Jessie Mains
Woolwich
Mr. Humphreys
Henry Snipe
Willie Potter
Harold Boyd
Thomas Mains
G. E. Gove
Thomas Wheeler
Waterville
Nat Howe
Georgetown
Mr. Howe
Jessie Robbins
Auburn
Edward Snipe
Miss Mina
Augusta
Madeline Snipe
Woolwich Recitations Highlight Ice Haul
Woolwich column notes a candy table raising five dollars at a local event with children recitations. Teamsters hauled ice from Nequasset to Arrowsic this week, using three large teams. No ice crop exists at Arrowsic, making the supply run necessary for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Follen Lee
Northeast Harbor
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Maine
Benjamin Brewster
D.D
Western
Colorado
Baby
Nequasset
Arrowsic
Dromore Grange Program for February 22
The Dro mort Grange presents a short meeting program on February 22 featuring songs by the Grange choir and members George Weston and others. A reading by Bessie Dickinson and Margie Perry plus Annie Purinetan et al. closes with a question about investing one thousand dollars to improve a farm and a final closing song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromort Grange
Grange
George Weston
Bessie Dickinson
Margie Perry
Annie Purinetan
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Independent
Charles W. Clifford
Mrs. Eastman
Hutchinson
Kansas
United States
Convention Hall
Charles Durand
la Forge
Shena van
H. A. Beach
Durand
Edith Rice
Benjamin Plummer
Palmer Cobb
Priscilla Kimball
Waterbury
Lillian Welch
D. S. Brierley
Mary Spear
Oak St
Stevens
High St. Sewing Club
F. E. Southard
Bath City Hospital
Lowell, Mass
Beacon Street Church Official Board
James E C. Sawyer
Washington St
Marion Purington
George McFadden
Dorothy Welch
Almira Sturtevant
Cially
Richard Duncklee
John 8S
Hyde
Rupert H. Baxter
Massachusetts
Mikelsky
Harrold M. Sewall
Camilla Sewall
Lani
Namur
Belgium
Sewall
Bath Buds
Arthur F. Larrabee
J. Edward Drake
William H. Owen
Washington
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Cosmopolitan Club
Hazel Woodbury
Lee Wing
Robert Ramsay
Hartford
Jane Tinker
Paul E. Campman
Ole Hanson
Seneca Falls
N. Y
Erie Canal Commission
Hull
Bath Iron Works
W. Dyer
Hannafora Bros
E. Field
F. H. Day
Little Good Harbor
Ss. Haskell
Delano’s Mill
Westport
Alfred Rowe
Oakland
California
Fairhaven
Atlantic
Victoria Snowman
Maurice Pinkham
Ira Lewis
Phoenix
Childre
Dromore Grange
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