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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1914

Page

7

Leah Winslow Engaged as Lead Woman at Keiths Portland

The Keiths Theatre in Portland announces Leah Winslow as leading woman for the summer season starting June 29. A Bath native with a storied career across major stock companies, Winslow has held top roles in Boston Spokane Providence Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Brooklyn before returning home to Maine.

Keiths Theatre Portland Maine Leah Winslow Miss Winslow W. C. Masson Castle Square Stock Co Boston B. F. Keith Enterprises Mr. Masson America Spokane Washington John Craig Castle Square Theatre Keith Stock Co Providence Keith Chestnut Street Philadelphia Pittsburg Harry Davis Stock Co Crescent Theatre Brooklyn New York Municipal Theatre Edgar Brooks Summer St Bath

Ladies In Charge At People's Church Bible School

Sunday noon the People's Church Bible school held a Girls Day with the ladies directing music and decorations. Eva Dunn led as superintendent, with Mrs. Roy Colby at piano and Mrs. Fred Bragg on singing. program included prayers, solos, recitations, and a kindergarten song. Riverside Hotel owner Hamilton reports a strong upcoming season with early guests from Ottawa and Boston.

People’s Church Bible School Eva Dunn Hayes Roy Colby Fred Bragg Hamilton Riverside Hotel Popham Beach The Riverside McIntosh Karrell Ottawa Grace Shedder Boston

Knights Templar Visit Chelsea in Fine Pullman Train

Dunlap Commandery No. 5 Knights Templar and ladies left on a 7:15 train for Chelsea to be entertained Tuesday and Wednesday by Palestine Commandery. About 100 participants from Brunswick Topsham and Massachusetts joined, with Ralph Crockett of Lewiston as Grand Commander and the Lewiston Brigade Band providing music.

Dunlap Commandery No. 5 Knights Templar Chelsea Palestine Commandery Brunswick Topsham Ralph Crockett Lewiston Grand Commandery Maine Dunlap Commandery Massachusetts A. B. Stilphen Fred ‘H. Thompson C. A. Peaslee John A. Small A. Ll. Strout O. F. Williams Fred S. Curtis Raymond B. Welch Benjamin D. Murray Harry A. Walters John L. Merrill S. R. Percy J. Clifford Spinney C. W. Dingley Charles BeeGurtis Gook Wakipleyeew Lik Erskine Lloyd Daley Charles A. Coombs R. C. Brown Daniel Brierley J. Jacobson B. Murray William A. McNeil Harry G. Deering B. F. Savage Charles H. Oliver Otto Bullman H. B. Johnson George W. Morse Harry Plummer Henry M. Hartley Boothbay Harbor Frank Merritt W. A. Barker Bath Knights Palestine Templar State Armory 5Th Company Atlantic Ave Nantasket Knights Bath Lexington and Concord Belmont Country Club Harvard University Alfred E. Jones Raymond Alley Reba Bush David Bogie Florence Brownell John Denton Arthur F. Douglass Frederick W. Cheney Frederick W. Faunce Martin J. Pleschinger W. C. Searle Frederick W. Smith Algernon H. Magune James Walker George E. Willey Forrest B. Humphrey William D. Denison Alexander Smith

Lydia M. Deering Finishes Pine Discharge at Maine Wharf

The schooner Lydia M. Deering under Captain Murphy finished discharging 797000 feet of pine at the Maine Central wharf Monday afternoon and then hauled to the G. G. Deering Company yard for minor overhauling on Tuesday.

Lydia M. Deering Murphy Maine Central G. G. Deering Co

Four Bath Boys Receive Degrees At Bowdoin Commencement

Bowdoin College held its 109th commencement at First Parish Congregational Church with alumni attendance above average and perfect weather. Sixty members of the Class of 1914 received degrees, led by Leonard Gibson of Bath, who won the Pray English and Hawthorne prizes. The program included speeches by noted graduates and honorary decrees for several scholars.

BATH Bowdoin First Parish Congregational Church Howard A. Ross Exeter N. H Leonard Henry Gibson, Jr Robert Devore Leigh Seattle Wash Kenneth Allan Robinson Biddeford O. Henry Neal Dow Tuttle Cumberland Mills Someoness Paul Lambert White Indianapolis Ind Elwyn Collins Rate Aieasta Mr. Gilson Henry Johnson Edwin Upton Curtis Abbott Lawrence Lowell Harvard Hyde Edward A. Drummond Ephriam Cummings Frank Hartley Edwin B. Smith Esq New York

Sagadahoc Pomona Meets With Dromore

About 100 attended Sagadahoc County Pomona Grange’s regular monthly meeting at Dromore Grange Hall in Phippsburg. Delegations from Richmond Woolwich Bowdoinham Bowdoin Brunswick West Bath Topsham Phippsburg represented, with officers present and discussions on farm demonstration work and community impact.

Sagadahoc Pomona Grange Dromore Grange Phippsburg Richmond Woolwich Bowdoinham Bowdoin Brunswick West Bath Topsham Arrowsie Georgetown Bodwell Grange Dirigo Dromore Enterprise Merrymeeting Progressive Sagadahoe Visitors Joseph White Owen Rogers Pomona Annie Peterson E. R. Stewart Campbell B. Kendall Leon Merrill University of Maine Safadahoe Grange Stewart Mark I. Peres Pleasants Joanna Hodgkins Lincoln

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