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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1911

Page

4

Children's Day observance at Universalist Church held

The June Children’s Day program at the Universalist Church featured a sermon by Rev. Allen Brown, a four o’clock concert led by Miss Lydia Moses and Miss Emma Moses, with Miss Jennie Morse on piano. Students performed recitations, solos, choruses, and offertory songs as spectators filled the church and nearby parishes.

Universalist Church Allen Brown Lydia Emma Moses Jennie Morse Florence Longley Doris Cony Eula Fielding Natalie Lemont Eleanor Perry Helen Powers Phillis Neal Laurice Miller School Marion Titcomb Martin Powers Ruth Carlisle Ellen Newell Edna Pepper Carrie Shaw Mary Munroe

Hines Couple Reopen Allston Home on Oak Street

Rev and Mrs John Hines of Allston Massachusetts arrived in town and reopened their home on Oak Street formerly the Lowell house Miss Evelyn Hector of Fargo North Dakota visits friend Miss Margaret Sewall in Shipping City and has been a familiar guest in recent seasons with a royal welcome back.

John Hines Allston Mass Oak Street Lowell House Evelyn Hector Fargo North Dakota Margaret Sewall Hector Sewall

Local social notes from Bath area gatherings

Mrs. Charles R. Donnell recently returned from Brookline where she stayed with her daughter Mrs. Carroll Watson. Mrs. Watson plans a Maine visit late this month spending the summer between Bath and Popham. Mr. Watson will join for weekend stays. An automobile picnic Sunday along the Kennebec road included Hon. and Mrs. John 8 Hyde, Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Bacon, and Lt. and Mrs. Arthur Crenshaw with lunch near China.

Charles R. Donnell Brookline Carroll Watson Watson Maine Bath Popham John 8. Hyde Henry D. Bacon Arthur Crenshaw Kennebec Road China

Local residents return from Boston and Charleston visit

Mrs Harold DeLong and gon Henry have returned home from Medford Massachusetts where they were guests of Rev and Mrs Henry DeLong Mrs Harold Sewall and children visited Boston Miss Florence Slocum who had wintered in Charleston South Carolina arrived in town for the summer she will be joined later by her mother and sister

Harold DeLong Gon Henry Medford Mass Mr. DeLong Henry DeLong Harold Sewall Boston Florence Slocum Charleston South Carolina

Miss Margaret Laughlin Visits Portland Then Returns Home

A Portland visit ends as Miss Margaret Laughlin returns home after staying with her niece Miss Elizabeth P Dean. Bathites filled First Baptist Church for an address by Mrs Deborah Knox Livingston of Providence on Maine prohibitory issues. Livingston, RI WCTU president, was hosted by Rev C Raymond Chappell. The program featured Miss Margaret Bakeman solos and the Ninth Grade Orchestra.

Margaret Laughlin Portland Elizabeth P. Dean Margaret Bakeman

Boston weekend visit brings Allan M. Irish home

Allan M. Irish returned home Sunday from a weekend visit in Boston. Miles Ethel Hitchcock spent the week on the Sheepscot as the guest of Mrs. Edith Ledyard who hosted a houseboat party. Frank Cushing spent Sunday at Small Point.

Allan M. Irish Boston Miles Ethel Hitchcock Sheepscot Edith Ledyard Frank Cushing Small Point

Local Folks Return from Winter Sojourns

Mrs Thomas W Hyde returns from Boston for her annual visit hosted by her son Hon Edward W Hyde. J R Andrews arrives home from Moosehead Lake after a Porcupine Club outing. Mrs John Stacey of Popham Beach visits town on Monday.

Thomas W. Hyde Boston Edward W. Hyde J. R. Andrews Moosehead Lake Porcupine Club John Stacey Popham Beach

Local Notices and Attendance of Social Figures

Dr Langdon T Snipe left Tuesday for a visit to New York and Atlantic City Miss Lillian Magon has entered the employ of W H Smith Sons for the summer months Miss Ruth Whitney is in Wollaston Mass for a visit with her mother Mrs Sidney J Wyman Mrs Frederick Freeman is substituting at the Upper Primary school in the absence of Miss Ellen Bhair Mrs Charles G Pratt returned to Boston Monday after a brief visit on High street as the guest of her brother Captain James Hawley Mrs Ernest A Allan left Tuesday for Boston to officiate at the Alumni Banquet of the Quincy Mansion School Quincy Mass She has served two terms as president of the Alumni Association She returned home Thursday after a delightful trip

Langdon T. Snipe New York Atlantic City Lillian Magon W. H. Smith & Son Ruth Whitney Wollaston Mass Sidney J. Wyman Frederick Freeman Ellen Bhair Charles G. Pratt Boston High Street James Hawley Ernest A. Allan Quincy Mansion School Quincy

Jolly Armory Hall Dance Hosted by D. T. Percy & Sons Leaders

About 125 danced at Armory Hall Monday under Misses Annie Shepard Lillian Marks and Dorothy Daley with Henry Biggins of D. T. Percy & Sons organizing. An orchestra including Hiram Stevens Clarence Johnson and Maxcy played excellently and earned compliments. Benjamin Plummer arrived from Philadelphia to visit his daughter Mrs. Palmer Cobb and guest Mrs. Fred E. Drake. Capt. D. M. Humphreys and family plan August at Rollins cottage Popham. F. E. Burns intends to sell his summer home at Dexter.

Armory Hall Annie Shepard Lillian Marks Dorothy Daley Henry Biggins D. T. Percy & Sons Hiram T. Stevens Clarence Johnson Maxcy Benjamin Plummer Philadelphia Palmer Cobb Fred E. Drake D. M. Humphreys Rollins Popham F. E. Burns Dexter

Pop Concert on the Nineteenth Aims to Benefit City Hospital

D. A. R. members arrange a Monday evening Pop Concert at Music Hall on the nineteenth to aid the Colonel Dummer Sewall ward at City Hospital. Lewiston Brigade Band Orchestra of eight plays, promising a top summer society gathering in Portland.

Colonel Dummer Sewall Our City Hospital Music Hall Lewiston Brigade Band

Bath Residents Schedule August Visits And Occupancy

Mrs Gilbert Patten, formerly of Bath, will return for August after spending winter and spring in Boston. She will reside at the Middle Street home owned by Mrs Mary Preble Mel cher. Miss Miriam Kimball, former Sargent School Cambridge teacher, has arrived to spend the summer at the Dike homestead on Lincoln Street.

Gilbert Patten Bath Boston Patten Middle Street Mary Preble Melcher Miriam Kimball Sargent School Cambridge Dike Lincoln Street Herbert A. Jump New Britain Conn Juniper Point West Boothbay Harbor Ellis Jump Jump Rupert H. Baxter Mere Point

Hyde organist visits city at Edward Hyde home

Arthur S. Hyde, organist at St. Bartholomew's Church New York, arrived Wednesday for a visit in this city at the home of his brother, Hon. Edward W. Hyde. Mrs Edwin Mayers and son Warren of Warren Missouri spent Sunday in town. Capt Fred S Bosworth has been the guest of his son Arthur of Portland.

Arthur S. Hyde St. Barthlomew’s Church New York City Edward W. Hyde Edwin Mayers Warren Warren, Mo Fred S. Bosworth Arthur Portland

Mid-Week Recital by Pupils at Music Hall

The piano pupils of Miss Carrie F Luce performed a Wednesday recital at Music Hall. The annual event showcased numerous talented players with a long program that delighted relatives and friends.

Music Hall Carrie F. Luce Ruth Burke Edna Pepper Porter Alonzo Harriman Cradle Song Barbour Alice Hartnett Cynthia Crosman Merriment Waltz Preston Hazel Harrington Maion Tanzchen Gurlitt Percy Low Frank Whalen George Wetherbee la St

Flag Day urged by American Flag Association in 1911 circular

The association calls on the President governors mayors teachers editors and citizens to proclaim and celebrate Flag Day June 14 1911 with public exercises and nationwide enthusiasm. Also notes full moon tonight and a trip of County Commissioners and Civil Engineer Corliss to Bow to lay out an extension of the State road.

American Flag Association United States of America Corliss Bowdoin

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