Sappo Mollis Club Dance Shines At Music Hall
Bath society notes praise the Sappo Mollis Club dance at Music Hall with festive greens red crepe and Dennison bells. Dorothy Duncan designed seventy five dance cards while Misses Parker and Clark organized refreshments and guests included John Black Ralph Stetson Albert Kimball and many Bath residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sappo Mollis
Sappo Mollis Club
Dennison
Bath
Dorothy Duncan
Messrs. Stevens
Johnson
Mason
Walter O. Parker
Dennis D. Clark
Gladys Parker
Beatrice Avery
Marguerite Hennessy
Ruth Thompson
Mildred Clark
Ethel Hawley
Mary Spear
Lina Andrews
Virginia Pingree
Eunice Ledyard
Lucy Hartwell
Alice Bullman
Abbie Scott
John Black
Ralph Stetson
Albert Kimball
Harry and Erwin Morse
Arthur Sewall
Fred Humpheys
Frank Kelley
William Ballou
David Parker
Harry Day
John Leydon
Howard Hawley
Charles Hall
Dunlap Hatch
Charles W. Clifford, Jr
Raymond Trott
Robert B. Hatch
Ray Palmer
E. O. Cutler
Fred Lord
Miss Cutler Goes Back to Vassar After Holidays
Miss M Janet Cutler departs Tuesday morning for Poughkeepsie New York to resume study at Vassar College after holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Alexander M Cutler Stanley W Pierce visits friends in Kennebunk Miss Charlotte Farnham returns to Poughkeepsie after Christmas at home on Washington Street and teaches at Poughkeepsie High School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Janet Cutler
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar College
Alexander M. Cutler
Stanley W. Pierce
Kennebunk
Charlotte Farnham
Washington Street
Miss Farnham
Poughkeepsie High School
Luncheon Held in Longview by Miser Club Hostess
Mrs. Ernest A. Allan hosted a Tuesday noon Miser club luncheon in Longview. Eight covers were set with guests including out of town member Mrs. Walter Ellis and members Mrs. Thomas Black, Mrs. Harry Donnell, Mrs. Robert Gilker, Mrs. Harry Stinson, Mrs. William R. Donnell, and Miss Bessie Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Ernest A. Allan
Miser Club
Allan
Walter Ellis
Thomas Black
Harry Donnell
Robert Gilker
Harry Stinson
William R. Donnell
Bessie Potter
Boston Woman Visits Parents in Green Street
Mrs Davis Hatch Jr of Boston visits her husband's parents Mr and Mrs Davis Hatch on Green Street. County Attorney and Mrs Arthur H Stetson receive a mahogany chest of silver with thirty six Paul Revere design pieces from the Bath lodge of Elks. Miss Annie Totman of Portland stays several days at her former Front Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Hatch, Jr
Boston
Davis Hatch
Green Street
Arthur H. Stetson
Paul Revere
Bath Lodge of Elks
Stetson
Annie Totman
Portland
Front Street
Social Roundup of Bath Residents and Visitors
Bath notices list Harold Childs returning to Boston from his sister's home and O P Coffin touring Boston and New York. Lida Fisher hosted another Alameda roller skating party while Malvina Healey visits Boston after a week with her aunt in West Bath. Eugene Desmond and Ralph Stetson are noted Boston area residents visiting family, with wedding plans for Frances Orne and James B Perkins in Boothbay Harbor. Other items include Rev Culbert McKay January plans in New York and relatives visiting Bath from Quincy and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Childs
Boston
Mrs. Ring
O. P. Coffin
New York
Lida Fisher
Alameda
Frances Orne
Boothbay Harbor
James B. Perkins
Bath
Boothbay
George Nichols
Quincy
Mass
Culbert McKay
William Dean
Agnes
South Portland
George Dean
Pear Street
Dancing Party at York Hall in the Shipping City
Mrs. Sewall hosted a Wednesday evening dance at York Hall in honor of daughter Dorothy. Home for holidays, guests enjoyed ten dances and five extras with music from piano and violin, intermission treats, and a punch bowl. Out of town guests included Mrs. Liscomb of Worcester, Miss Chase, and Loyal MacLaren of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Hall
William D. Sewall
Miss Sewall
Mass
Miss Chase
Loyal MacLaren
San Francisco
Cal
Mr. MacLaren
Harold M. Sewall
Bath visitors in Boston and local travel notes
Mrs. Jacob R. Andrews and Mrs. Charlotte Manchester have been Bath visitors in Boston this week. Miss Ruth E. Thompson leaves Tuesday for Wellesley Mass to continue her course at Wellesley College after a two weeks vacation at her High street home. Mrs. Walter Ellis and daughter Miss Priscilla of Nashua NH have spent the week on Washington street visiting Mrs. Ellis brother Thomas Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvina P. Healey
Boston
David Wylie
West Bath
Miss Healey
Eugene Desmond
High — Street
Ralph Stetson
Bryant and Stratton Business College
Harry E. Stetson
John Nudd
Brookline
Jacob R. Andrews
Charlotte Manchester
Bath
Ruth E. Thompson
Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
High Street
Walter Ellis
Priscilla
Nashua
N. H
Washington Street
Ellis
Thomas Black
Watch Fob Gift Highlights Holiday At Local Plant
W A Fall floor manager at D T Percy and Sons received a beautiful watch fob from twenty fellow workers for Christmas. Miss Roberta Black gave the presentation speech. Miss Marion Parker returns to Smith College for winter term after a two week vacation at Cedar Street home. Loyal McLaren resumes Taft School studies after holidays with cousin Loyal F. Sewall. home is in San Francisco. Mr and Mrs Frank H Percy plan a February Pacific coast trip. Mrs Harry E Stetson and Miss Doris visited in Portland. Prof and Mrs William L Cushing of Westminster School visited in the Shipping City this week. Mr and Mrs T A Artis and Miss Helen visited Bath and Boston this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Noyes
Portland
W. A. Fall
D. T. Percy & Sons
Roberta Black
Marion Parker
Smith College
Parker
Cedar Street
Loyal McLaren
Taft School
Watertown
Conn
Loyal F. Sewall
Mr. McLarel
San Francisco
Frank H. Percy
Pacific Coast
Harry E. Stetson
Doris
William L. Cushing
Westminster School
Simsbury
First Baptist Parish Elects New Officers After Successful Year
The First Baptist society held its annual parish meeting on Wednesday evening with reports showing a successful year. Elected for the coming year were Moderator B. C. Calderwood Clerk John L. Purington Collector Grace A. Baker Assistant collector Grace Mank Treasurer William H. White Prudential committee three years B. C. Calderwood Music committee Alice Varney Gertrude Chapman H. W. Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Society
B. C. Calderwood
John L. Purington
Grace A. Baker
Grace Mank
William H. White
Prudential Committee
Alice Varney
Gertrude Chapman
H. W. Moulton
Christmas Feast Hosts at Bruns wick Monday Club
Rev and Mrs Culbert McGay attended the Monday Club gathering in Brunswick last Monday. Rev and Mrs Louis A Parsons hosted at the rectory with Christmas decorations providing a festive setting. Mrs Parsons served the feast assisted by Mrs McGay of Bath and Mrs Stray of Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culbert McGay
Brunswick
Louis A. Parsons
Parsons
McGay
Bath
Stray
Auburn
New Year Turkey Dinner Run by Thompson Bros in Bath
On January first Thompson Bros hosts a turkey dinner for Bath youngsters marking the fifteenth year of the program. Over 150 children will dine at the Y M C A gym transformed into a dining hall with three long tables, milk, rolls, and a candy toy filled tree for each child. The Whatsoever Circle of King's Daughters organizes the event and joins the firm for a post dinner reception. Spectators fill the gallery to witness the festive scene and the children depart with fruit and candy. Thursday evening brings a dance at Magic Hall in Woodbury Merrill and Arthur Hagan with eighteen dances and four extras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Thompson Bros
Grace
King’s Daughters
Maine
Music Hall
Magic Hall
Galen Low
Woodbury Merrill
Arthur Hagan
Colonial
Florence Andrews
Ruth Thompson
Mary Spear
Clarence Johnson
Hiram T. Stevens
January meeting of Colonel Dummer Sewall DAR falls on Tuesday
The January session of Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter of the D A R falls Tuesday afternoon. Hostess is Mrs. Thomas Gibbons. Mrs. George B Moody presents a paper Bath Fifty Years Ago and Miss Jane S Murphy reads the Letters of 2 Tory Beile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dummer Sewall
D. A. R. Fells
Thomas Gibbons
George B. Moody
Bath
Jane S. Murphy
Tory Beile
Christmas church gathering and local social notes
Parkers Head reports a Christmas tree and children's singing at the hall Saturday. Social visits include Mrs. Frank Purington Mrs. Frank Sheffield and Mrs. Geo Cahill with Mrs. W H Daley. The ladies aid seek a February fair.ouncements of visits and entertainments by local residents and a state grange event in Bangor are noted along with the Virginia steamship's winter route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Purington
Frank Sheffield
Geo. A. Cahill
W. H. Daley
F. J. Percy
Bath
Center
Ladies’ Aid Society
Georgie Perkins
Cox’s Herd
Boston
Malden
George Greig
the Oaks
Spruceville
Small Point
George Wyman
Bodwell Grange
State Grange
Bangor
Virginia
Popham
Woolwich Notes and Local Whispers of Christmas 1909
Mrs M B B Hagan returns from Five Islands. Misses Parington attend Jennie Williams and Newell Williams wedding in Brunswick. J G Bailey wins premium for dairy butter at Skowhegan dairy meeting, Dec 1 2 3 1909. Willie Reed family visit in Lewiston. Morse couple return to Waterville from Sagadahoc and Rockland visits. Dr A A Stott moves office to W S Reed house. Mrs Edward Seigars of Wiscasset dies. Social dance at Sebern on hall with Holmes orchestra. Rev I T Johnson to hold revival at Nequasset and Sagadahoc Ferry beginning Jan 2 1910. Violet bloom found by Charles Howard. James Bartlett family visit Bath for Christmas. W W Wright in Boston for holidays. Nequasset Lake skaters enjoy Christmas. Charles Howard visits Westbrook mills. Donnell Thwing recovering from foot injury. George Crocker ill with blood poison. Dr Stott attends. Christmas tree at Baptist church with cake and cocoa. Addison Rice catches five pickerel on Nequasset Lake. Woolwich farming revival noted as vacated farms are sold. Helena Dana spends Christmas with family in Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Reed
Lewiston
Waterville
A. A. Stott
W. S. Reed
Edward Seigars
Wiscasset
Bath
I. T. Johnson
Nequasset
Sagadahoc Ferry
Charles Howard
James Bartlett
George Crocker
Stott
The
Baptist
Woolwich
Sagadahoc
Helena Dana
Eben Dana
Christmas concert program by Methodist Sunday school
The Christmas concert featured the young people's chorus performing songs such as Christmas Welcome and Little Star, recitations by Roland Smith Gretches Chadwick and others, and various child led drill and singing numbers. Credits to Mrs J Clancy Miss Bessie Ames and others for organizing. Alton Small secured a Trading Library from the Maine Library noted as a source of literature for youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Young People’s Chorus
Herry Jones
Hamilton
Mass
Roland Smith
Blanche Rounds
Gretches Chadwick
Roland Small
Miss Bessie Ames
Lord Jesus
Celia Ames
Edwin Nettleton
Harvey Ames
Velma Reeve
Milton McEwen
Wallace Ames
Young People's Chorus
J. Clancy
Bessie Ames
Missie Fowle
Mildred Small
Ames
Hads
Alton Small
Maine Jrary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mammoth Cave
L. Frances Jordan
F. ©. Robinson
Algernon Chandler
R. D. Perry
Mahala Martin
Ralph Bodwell
Charles H. McLellan
Arthur Larrabee
Fred Ingraham
Larrabee
Emery Chase
Harry Morse
New York. While Away Mr. Chase
Washington
Philadelphia
Ships
Walter E. Chase
Edward W. Hyde
Harold Stetson
Yokohama
Japan
Bowdoin College
James D. Clark
Rumford Falls
Allen M. Irisn
Iron Works
Bucksfield
Harold de Long
Mr. de Long
Medford
Erwin Morse
Yale
Ida Southard
Son Sewall
Mobile
Alabama
Lizzie and
Mattie Allen
Robert Ballard
Willis and
John
Woodfords
Central Church League
E. Motley Fuller, Jr
Oak and
Mary White
Thompson Brothers
John S. Hyde
Wenham
Hyde
John C. Phillips
Mabel H. Benner
Medford High School
Eva Wyman
Foxboro
Elizabeth E. Webber
Wyman
Whitney School
Rev
John M. Wyman
Riverside
Elizabeth Cahill
William Temple
Miss Cahill
Andrew Cahill
Morse High School
Anderson Pharmacy
Colonial Club
Muriel Brown
Kent’s Hill
Nathalie Brown
George W. Luce
Arthur Luce
Edward Purington
Helen Crosby
Trust
Biddeford
Homer
Ruth S. Whitney
Dorchester
Lida Whitney
Goddard
Independent
Mendelssohn Club
Mary Waters
Alice Waters
Miss Cutler
Beryl Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
Clara L. Pierce
Audrey Mallette
Providence
R. I
William R. Chapman
Grace Warren
A. N. Nash
Robert Voothaker
Evelyn
Aimee Stetson
H. J. Given
Parker Head
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