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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1910

Page

3

New Year's Wedding in Boothbay Harbor

Miss Fannie Souther Orne married James Blenn Perkins in a grand Boothbay Harbor ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Herbert A. Reed officiated as guests arrived to organ music and elaborate floral decor. The couple, both well connected in Bath society, will reside in Bath after a short wedding trip.

Boothbay Harbor Fannie Souther Orne James Blenn Perkins Methodist Episcopal Church Herbert A. Reed James P. Webber Thomas H. Cook Long Island Hospital Boston Seth May Auburn Everett Ward Rumford Falls Arthur K. Purington Bath Zina Orne Millicent Maddocks Luther Maddocks Grace Tibbetts Marion Pinkham Wiliam H. Perkins Orne Maine Wesleyan Seminary Pythian Sisters Perkins Townsend Avenue

Rev Hibbert Lockhart Takes Post at North Street Church

The Rev Hibbert Lockhart becomes pastor of the North Street Free will Baptist Church Bath after a career that includes St Johnsbury Worcester Brockton Lowell Chelsea Melrose and Cambridge. Born in King's County Nova Scotia he trained at Bates Theological School and was ordained in 1878. He began in Lisbon Mills and has since led churches through successful rebuilds and growth. He assumed duties December 6.

Hibbert Lockhart North Street Freewill Baptist Church King’s County Cornwallis Nova Scotia New Hampton Institute N. H Bates Theological School Lewiston St. Johnsbury Lockhart Worcester Mass Brockton Lowell Chelsea Melrose Highland Cambridge North Street Bath

Missionary Society Session Held at Mrs Delano’s Home

The Woman's Missionary Society of Winter Street Congregational Church met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Charles Delano's North Street home. Prominent locals include Miss Helene Gertrude Moody and Mrs. George Moody, who recently leased Talbot House in Portland Park Street. Meedy the pianist plans a Forest City recital this month after a year abroad, following a Christmas musicale at the Sherwood. Arthur Sewall returned to Yale after holidays at York Mills. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Plummer recently visited their daughter Mrs Frederick Drake.

Woman's Missionary Society Winter Street Charles Delano North Street George Moody Helene Gertrude Moody City of Ships South Street Talbot Park Street Portland Meedy Forest City Arthur Sewall Yale York Mall Benjamin Plummer Frederick Drake

Central Church Ladies Aide hosts pleasant session

The Ladies' Aid society of the Central Church held a pleasant session yesterday as guests of Mrs. C. A. Peaslee. Miss Ethel Curran, wintering with her aunt Miss Edith Howard, left Tuesday for a ten day visit in Boston.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the Central Church C. A. Peaslee Ethel Curran Edith Howard Boston

Local News Highlights From Town and Surroundings

John Crosby of High Street returns from a two week vacation at home while attending Wesleyan Seminary at Skents Hill. Mrs. Allan Jones travels to New York to settle her late husband’s business affairs aided by Mrs. James Jones. Major and Mrs. Henry A. Shorey of Bridgton announce the engagement of their daughter Izora Shorey to Harold A. Allan of Bridgton. Allan serves as chief clerk in the State House education department in Augusta. Izora Shorey teaches at South Portland High School.

John Crosby High Street Wesleyan Seminary Skents Hill Allan Jones New York James Jones Henry A. Shorey Af State House Augusta Miss Shorey South Portland Mr. Shorey W. Scott Shorey Washington Street

YMCA Adds Jenkins as New Physical Instructor

J Garfield Jenkins arrives this week from Seal Harbor to begin duties as physical instructor and assistant secretary at the YMCA. He has rooms with the Misses Foote on Washington Street. Miss Alice Sewall hosted the Ladies Aid of the New Church yesterday at her avenue home. Miss Jennie Lemont has returned to Portland after a stay at her city home.

J. Garfield Jenkins Seal Harbor Mr Jenkins

Gardiner musical to feature Stevens Murtaugh and Huse

Burns and Favor present a Gardiner production with Hiram T. Stevens Walter Murtaugh and H A Huse Jr in the three leading roles. The opening performance is scheduled for the third week of the month. Agnes R Fogg plans to visit the Shipping City at month end staying with her sister Mrs Herbert E Cole. Bath buds received Xmas gifts from midshipmen visitors on a summer cruise of the training squadron. Alice Varney hosted a small gathering with two tables of bingo and honored guest Mrs Jewett of Hope Dale Massachusetts. Edith Rice of South Street spent holidays in Annapolis Maryland and has returned to Fitchburg to continue teaching in a private family.

Hiram T. Stevens Walter Murtaugh H. A. Huse, Jr Burns Gardiner Agnes R. Fogg Herbert E. Cole Bath Alice Varney Jewett Hopedale Mass Nellie Grinnell Edith Rice South Street Annapolis Maryland Fitchburg

D. A. R. Chapter Meeting Moderated By Mrs Gibbons

Mrs Gibbons presided as hostess for the Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter meeting held Tuesday afternoon. The next session is set for February first when members will visit Mrs Melinda T Allan. Mrs E C Plummer and Miss Ruth S Whitney will discuss Homes of Washington and read Yankee Man O War respectively.

Dummer Sewall Thomas S. Gibbons John A. Morse Summer Street William A. Richardson Bowdeinham Fred P. Shaw Colonel Dummer Sewall Alice Sewall Swasey Miss Sewall Thomas Gibbons Melinda T. Allan Washington E. C. Plummer Ruth Whitney

First Winter Session of Young Ladies Bridge Club Opens

The first winter session met Saturday afternoon with Miss Florence Donnell hosting. The high score went to Mrs. Joseph Noyes of Portland who received a leather cased deck as a prize. Mrs. Noyes, a former Bath girl, added to the cheerful gathering.

Young Ladies’ Bridge Club Florence Donnell Joseph Noyes Portland

Foreign Life in Japan lecture at Central Church

Rev. George C. DeMott speaks on Everyday Life in Japan at the Central Church vesper service tomorrow afternoon. The talk will feature stereopticon views to illustrate the address.

Central Church George C. DeMott Japan

Lewiston Visit for Inconstant George Features John Drew

A city theatre party travels to Lewiston to see the performance of Inconstant George. John Drew stars and is said to have one of the best roles of his career in the past five years.

George Kiernan David Warfield Kierman Kiernan Lewiston George John Drew Mr. Drew

Miss Lina Andrews Hosts Birthday Dinner

Miss Lina C. Andrews entertained a small group of intimate friends at her Avenue home Monday evening for her birthday. Guests included Miss Waunice Ledyard Miss Sarah Hodgkins Miss Lucy Hartwell Miss Marguerite Hennessey and Miss Virginia Pingree.

Miss Andrews Lina C. Andrews Waunice Ledyard Sarah Hodgkins Lucy Hartwell Marguerite Hennessey Virginia Pingree

Evening Sewing Club Enjoys Meeting at Miss Shorey’s Home

The Evening Sewing club of the Universalist church held an enjoyable session on Monday at the home of Miss Alice Shorey. Miss Mary P. Hill visited in Portland on Monday. Mrs. Frederick T. Altekamp is in Dr. Cousen's Hospital after an operation Tuesday.

the Universalist Church Alice Shorey Mary P. Hill Portland Frederick T. Altekamp

Worcester residents resume duties and attend events

John Leydon returns to Worcester Academy after holidays on Granite Street. Mrs. Fred D. Hill sings in Central church choir in Mrs. Arthur Larrabee’s absence. Rev Culbert MccGay and Mrs. McGay plan a New York month away. Mae Clarke visits Rumford Falls with brother James D. Clarke. Lina Andrews hosts Sappo Mollis club gathering. Eugene Desmond visits from Portland with parents on High Street. Benjamin Mikelsky attends Circus Man at Empire Theatre Lewiston after Holman Day play success in Boston. Author's reading at Fortnightly Club to feature Day reading Circus Man.

John Leydon Worcester Academy Granite Street Fred D. Hill Central Church Arthur Larrabee Culbert MccGay New York Mae Clarke Rumford Falls James D. Clarke Lina Andrews Sappo Mollis’ Club Eugene Desmond Portland High Street John Desmond Benjamin Mikelsky Empire Theatre Lewiston Holman Day Boston Mr. Day

Travel and business visits noted in New England towns

George W. Hunt visited business in Saco on Tuesday. Miss Minnie Wiggin and her niece Miss Beebe consider a European tour next spring and summer with a planned stop in Oberammergau to see the Passion play. Dr. E Motley Fuller Jr. visited Bath and Portland on Tuesday.

George W. Hunt Saco Minnie Wiggin Miss Beebe Oberammergau E. Motley Fuller, Jr Portland

Mrs Emery Leaves For Chicago To Live With Daughter

Mrs Charles D Emery departed Monday morning for Chicago to establish her new home with her daughter Mrs Maude Hawes Donald B MacMillan, Bowdoin graduate and Peary polar expedition member, lectured in Rockland after visiting Mr and Mrs Frank A Small The Bath Clinical club met Wednesday at Dr Whittier's Brunswick home for a pleasant session praising the host's hospitality

Charles D. Emery Chicago Maude Hawes Donald B. MacMillan Frank A. Small Rockland MacMillan Worcester Academy Bath Whittier Brunswick

Miss Florence Rand Hosts Intimate Soiree on Dummer Street

Miss Florence Rand entertained a small group Monday evening at her Dummer street court home. Guests enjoyed various games then a chafing dish luncheon featuring rarebit olives coffee ices and cake. Guest of honor Charlotte Cook recently returned home from Boston for the holidays.

Florence Rand Dummer Street Court Charlotte Cook Boston Ena Bucknam Gertrude Gilman Elizabeth Cameron Annie Stewart Lilie Cahill Miss Rand

Pictures for the Orphans' Home Children's Room

The Gossiper notes a need at the Orphans Home for meaningful pictures and books for boys and girls. The piece urges Bath residents to consider gifts that are educational as well as decorative, aiding the children's leisure time.

Universalist church welcomes Rev Allan Brown as new pastor

Rev Allan Brown formerly of East Providence began duties as pastor of the Universalist church on Sunday morning. He was greeted by a large congregation and received hearty receptions at morning and evening services. Parish members express satisfaction in securing him as their pastor.

Allan Brown East Providence Universalist Church Mr. Brown

Mrs Jewett Visits Parents Then Heads Home

Mrs Jewett left Wednesday from Hopedale Massachusetts after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Grinnell and guest of Miss Lina Chaney in Wiscasset. She will return to Hopedale later today. The Central Church League plans a Monday evening meeting at Mrs W Stark Newell home at North and Front. A Colonial Club committee considers a minstrel show. Fred W Humphreys visited Portland on Tuesday. Milton S Kimball returned to Simsbury Conn to resume Westminster School after holidays at High street.

Fred W. Humphreys Portland Milton S. Kimball Simsbury Conn Westminster School High Street

Dancing Party in Brunswick Honors Baxter Daughters

Miss Martha Richardson of Garden Street attended a Brunswick dancing party hosted Tuesday evening by Mr and Mrs Hartley C Baxter in honor of daughters Sarah and Ellen. The Colonial Trio Evelyn Stetson Aimee Stetson and Mrs Robert A Toothaker provided music at the Baxter home on College Street.

Martha Richardson Garden Street Brunswick Hartley C. Baxter Sarah Ellen Evelyn Stetson Aimee Stetson Robert A. Toothaker Baxter College Street

Charming New Year Party in Music Hall Hosted by Miss Priscilla Kimball

A Bath social highlight occurred Saturday night in Music Hall with Miss Priscilla Kimball of High street hosting. Over fifty guests attended, the dance easy and merry, described as one of the merriest affairs for Bath’s youngest society set.

Music Hall Priscilla Kimball High Street Bath

Miss Jane Murphy Hosts Busy Young Ladies Bridge Session

Miss Jane Murphy hosted the Young Ladies Bridge club at her High street home on Thursday. Miss Lida Fisher posted the highest score and received the club prize. The session was one of the jolliest ever shared by the society members.

Jane Murphy Young Ladies Bridge Club High Street Lida Fisher

Mendelssohn club session held at Orphans Home

The Mendelssohn club met Tuesday evening at the Orphans Home for rehearsal. Director Chapman was absent but the session went smoothly and prospects look encouraging. Miss Clara L. Pierce hosted a bridge party yesterday afternoon on Washington street with two tables of play.

Mendelssohn Club Orphans’ Home Chapman Clara L. Pierce Washington Street

Bowdoin College Winter Term Opens With Activities

Bowdoin College started the winter term with Bath visitors returning to town. The class of 1868 essay contest is set for January 20 at Memorial Hall. Exams run Jan 27 to Feb 5 and Feb 7. Junior assemblies, a debate with Wesleyan, Tufts relay at indoor meet, Glee and Mandolin concerts, and Masque and Gown to stage The Importance of Being Earnest.

Bowdoin College Bath Memorial Hall Wesleyan Bowdoin Tufts Bowdoin Aeas New England

Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Higgins

Mrs Charles Higgins entertained a dozen players at a Wednesday bridge party. Miss Lida Fisher led with the highest score and received an enamel collar pin for her precise play. Refreshments followed after five and guests departed about an hour later.

Charles Higgins Lida Fisher

Hostess Leads Card Club Evening with Bridge Fun

Mrs. Walter E. Chase hosted a Thursday bridge gathering with Mrs. Mary Morse of Brooklyn as guest of honor. Winners include Mrs. Jane Dennel for guest prize and Mrs. Charles Blair for club prize. refreshments followed. Also noted is a cancellation of George Kiernan's engagement and replacement with Miss Katherine Jewell Everts performing at Town Hall on the thirteenth, plus health news on Treasurer Oscar C. Rogers of the People's Safe Deposit and Savings Bank.

Walter E. Chase Card Club Mary Morse Brooklyn N. Y Jane Dennel Charles Blair George Kiernan Brunswick Katherine Jewell Everts Town Hall Oscar C. Rogers The People’s Safe Deposit and Savings Bank

Also Mentioned on This Page

Children's Hospital of Albert H. Shaw Shaw Fred Kimball Charles W. Morse Ernest A. Allan Col Edward C. Plummer Thomas 5. Gibbons Sylvester H. Rowland Mr. Rowland Solar Lodge Harry Dorman Perkins New Hampshire West Bath Old Ladies’ Home William D. Sewall Liscomb William Moses Moses Charlotte Meeker Jane Donnell Samuel Sewall Sewall Lisbonills
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