Bath Society Notes Include Dances Arts and Local Visits
Bath society pages recount a Jolly Leap Year Hop at the Parish House with Morse High senior girls organizing and the Bath Dance Orchestra debuting. Cosmopolitan Club programs, library additions, and a busy calendar feature lectures, readings, and community concerts with local residents attending from Bath and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Morse High School
L. M. le Mont
M. A. Haraden
Bath Dance Orchestra
Edward Lemoine
Rutherford White
Harry Starbird
Norman Howard
High School Athletic Fund
Cosmopolitan Club
Theodore Gullicksen
August W. Viden
Mgregaret Hanson
Ehrich
Blon
Sweet Adair
Gilbert
Hanson
Gladysmae B. Waterhouse
Weaver of Dreams
Myrtle Reed
W. D. Wattles
Miss Waterhouse
Margaret Bakeman
Charlotte Cook
Wlorence Andrews
Madelyn Hunt
House
Vassar Alumni Chapter Meeting Heard Address in Cambridge
The Cambridge gathering of the Vassar College Alumni of Boston featured President McNacken delivering a talk. Photographs from the latest College Founders Day were distributed and Janet Cutler assisted with serving tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar College
Boston
Cambridge
McNacken
Janet Cutler
Bath notices and local society activities
West Bath visitors Joseph White and Joseph Larrabee attended the Baptist Brotherhood session at Clarence Flood’s home in Bath. Miss Addie Stevens of Auburn visits her uncle Alonzo Donnell. Dirigo Grange guests attended the Pomona meeting at Dirigo Grange in Brunswick with an entertaining program and dinner. Mrs. Ernest Purington is sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph White
Joseph Larrabee
Bath
Baptist Brotherhood
Clarence Flood
Addie Stevens
Auburn
Alonzo H. Donnell
Dirigo Grange
Pomona
Dirigo
Brunswick
Ernest Purington
Music Hall
Florence Neiley
Kittie Pratt
Everett Mayo
Lowell
I. B. Neiley
West Bath notes include health, fishing, and fire chief recovery
Local items report Harrison Butler of Malden recovering from a smoke incident, Percy Richardson's return, Mrs. Hiram Cornish's serious hip fracture, and George Ward's rib injury. Smelt fishing at North Bath remains strong while West Bath Grangers enjoyed a well attended meeting with planned refreshments. Weather cooled ice cutting, Ernest Williams stored around 50 tons for his use at Campbell's Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terior
Ernest Williams
Campbell’s Pond
Elmer Rich
West Bath
I. B. Neiley
Knights of Pythias
Brunswick
Harrison Butler
Malden
Mass
H. R. Rich
Percy Richardson
City
Hiram Cornish
Boston
Frank
Somerville
George R. Ward
North Bath
Harry Peterson
O. E. Rogers
Lloyd Bates
New York
Samuel Bates
Sabine
Delma Bates
Bath
Foster
Topsham
Trufant Crossing
Williams
Jenks J.” Mitchell
Augusta
Clinton Pratt
New Meadows River
City Finance and School Board clash over overdrawn salary list
The city financial committee and the school committee debated a $2100 overdrawn salary list with a request for $2700 more. Officials adjourned without action, expecting a possible temporary loan to cover deficiencies. The committee urged department adherence to appropriations while noting Cemetery and Fire Departments stayed within limits.
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Old Town
Cemetery Board
Fire Department
Income brackets of federal tax returns from last year
Last year 357,515 incomes were subject to federal tax, distributed across brackets from under 5 000 to over 1 000 000. Counts range from 66 525 in the 4 000 to 5 000 band to 34 141 in the 10 000 to 15 000 bracket and 127 448 in the 5 000 to 10 000 band.
Percy and Small Sell Four Masted Schooner Under Construction
Percy and Small have sold the four masted schooner they are building. The craft is about 850 tons and will be ready for commission the last of March. They will probably start on another craft when this is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy & Small
Our Own People and Visitors in Town Journal
W A Fall of Brunswick visited Thursday. Ayemant Regimar, visiting friends, returned to Nashua Thursday morning. Engineer Hennessey of the Bath Lewiston division of Maine Central is off duty due to grip. Mr and Mrs Reynolds McCutcher escorted to Anguete Thursday for their daughter's ti nes. Mrs Thomas Pilot and her son, guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Kingsbury, returned to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Fall of
Brunswick
Ayemant Regimar
Nashua
Hennessey
Bath- Lewiston
Maine Central
Reynolds McCutch-er
Thomas Pilot
Charles Kingsbury
Boston
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Boreas
Charles D. Clarke
John H. Hyde
Poland Springs
C. M. Boyd
Newton
Edward C. Plummer
Charlotte Meeker
Jane Donnell
George Addition
Mangon
Merrill Hamlin
Curtis Memorial Library
Cosmo Club
Kenneth Weeks
Miss Bakeman
Miss Cook
Miss Dunton
Frances Hodgson -Burnett
Cosmopolitan
Y.M.C.A
Davis l
William Warden
Mme
Emma Eames de Gogorza
Warden
Rangeley Lakes
Mildred Bowen
King
Floyd L. Stanton
Tinker’s Concert Orchestra
Frank A. Small
Percy & Small Shipyard
John Roberts
Prof. Tubbs
Dee Eae
B. F. Harris
Portland
Louise Harriman
George E. Hughes
Rupert H. Baxter
Tampa
Fla
Weston Bonney
Ethel Hawley
Florence Andrews
Bessie Hunt
Charlotte ‘Cook
Ellen Turner
Lil‘Han Mason
Margaret Foster
Hiram Stevens
John Shaw
Rachel Hodg
Harry Thompson
Agnes Tarbox
S. L. Fogg
Charles R. Higgins
Charles N. Delano
North St
Lieber
Fred B. Percy
Brookline
Walter W. Duffett, Jr
Grand Trunk Ry
Minnie White
Miss Webber
Priscilla Kimball
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Harold M. Sewall
Charles P. Wetherbee
Allan M. Irish
Frank A. Hodgdon
John F. Brrry
Sophia M. Higgins
Winnifred Kennerson
Barry
Paul E. Campman
Marjorie Jane
Baltimore
Jane Tinker
Arthur C. Shea
William H. Shea
Lisbon Falls
Farr
Spokane
State of Maine
Shea
Pacific Coast
Washington
Sagadahock County
Oliver
Oliver Moses
Worumbo Mfg. Co
Beacon Street
Los Angeles
Emilio de Gogorza
Gogorza
Bispham
Granados
Alvarez
Metropolitan
John Alden
Carpenter
Cindy
Debussy
Cyril Scott
Catherine Brown
High St
Oak St
Maurice J. Duncklee
Col. Dummer Sewall
Charles Delano
North and
Middle Sts
Phippsburg
Robert Larrabee
Congregational Church
Read Nichols
George E. Litchfield
Litchfield
Nichols
Charles L. Nichols
Emma Pierce
D.T. Percy & Sons
Percy
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