Amateur Bath Preservation of Patience Triumphs at Columbia
The Mendelssohn Club staged Patience in Bath New Year week to standing ovations. Miss Brenda Emery and Miss Alice Humphreys drew praise for their roles with Allan Irish and Herbert Williams also earning acclaim. The production featured a strong chorus and a host of local volunteers who managed costumes, advertising, and staging for a memorable operatic event.
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Columbia Tre
Mendelssohn
Geore Lowelly
Boston
Fortuna
Tracy
Grosvenor
Allan Irish
Duke
Herbert E. Williams
Williams
Arthur B. Stearns
Henry W. Owen, Jr
F. J. McTeer
Dragoon Guards
George Klippel
John Farrin
Mrs. Warren
Gray
Helen Wandlass
Lizzie Cameron
Sophia Mikelsky
Florence Andrews
Alice Bullman
Georgia Duncan
Nellie Hodgdon
May Deering
Paul Sperry
Herbert Williams
Eleanor Leydon
Virginia Pingree
Sarah Moody
Jessie Oliver
Ruby Moore
Edith McTeer
Bessie. Hunt
Ethel Oliver
Wiscasset Debates Duplicate Church at Fire Site
A town meeting set for January 15 will decide rebuilding a new Congregational church on the old site after a fire. Efforts include recasting the Paul Revere bell, though most of its molten metal was taken by souvenir hunters. Erastus Foote and Prof. John C. Knight, both Chicago natives with summer ties to Wiscasset, favor duplicating the original structure.
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Wiscasset
Erastus Foote
Chicago
John C. Knight
Poor Children Feed at Y M C A Dinner Thanks Thompson Bros
Nearly 150 city children ate turkey at the YMCA gymnasium on a New Year’s tradition funded by George E. and Frank N. Thompson of Thompson Bros. The Whatsoever circle of King’s Daughters organized serving with volunteers. After the meal each child received an orange and candy and a second dinner awaited the organizers and supporters.
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George E
Frank N. Thompson
Thompson Bros
Gymasium
King's Daughters
Frank A. Small
Board of Common Council
Mary E. White
Joseph Torrey
Elmer D. Hodgkins
Rose Brown
Charles C. Low
Margaret Burns
Emma _ Small
Martha Foote
Helen Spinney
Thompson Brothers
Trolley Wire Down Causes Fright on Street Car
Electric light station scene on Wednesday night as a trolley wire broke and flashed above the car front, frightening passengers. Frequent breaks on the line have long caused unease, with many riders choosing to walk home until repairs completed.
Unclear Parish Plan Readiness Raises Support Questions
Fragmentary text suggests a parish considering a plan and seeking material support to move from idea to practice. The wording indicates uncertainty about feasibility and funding. No dates or named groups are clearly readable.
Delightful Fortnightly Club Japanese Play at Music Hall
Music Hall hosted a guests night by the Fortnightly Club with Japanese decor and a staged Japanese home. Miss Eda L. Nichols of Somerville High School delivered a acclaimed portrayal of O-Ko- Ha-Na-San in Ke-Ha-Na-San, moving the audience with her performance and the story of a young Japanese girl. After the show, rolls coffee and dancing continued until midnight.
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Music Hall
Ernest A. Allan
Eda L. Nichols
Somerville High School
Japan
Suzuki
Augustness
Nakoro
Yamidou
Mr. Trouble
Miss Nichols
O-Ko- Ha-Na-San
Ka-Ha- Na-San
Bodwell Grange to Install Officers at Small Point Event
Bodwell grange prepares a major night at Small Point with many visiting members expected. Worthy Master Charles M. White will install officers including Fred A. Curtis as W M and Eva R. Wyman as W L, with a chicken dinner to follow the ceremony.
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Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
Bodwell Grange
Charles M. White
Sagadahoc
Pomona Grange
W. M
Fred A. Curtis
W. O
W. W. Hosmer
W. L
Eva R. Wyman
W. C
Mark L. Percy
W. S
George R. Wyman
Roland Eaton Treas
A. A. Wallace
M. J. Moore
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Ily
Bers
Bath
Ner Bevor
Brendan
Jane
Ted
Emery
Ara L. Pierce
Miss Pierce
Hugh
Jessie Owen Berry
Lady Saphir
Mrs. Berry
Lady
R. Low
Alice M. Humphreys
Miss Hum
T. Hodgkins
Thorne
Mr. Hodgkins
Lewiston
The
Bodwell
Gem Jr
B. B
Johnson Bros
Donnell’s
W. R. Donnell
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