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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1910

Page

7

Maude Adams Attracts Bath Theatre Crowd In Lewiston

Bath society notes report a large Bath and Hath crowd at Maude Adams in What Every Woman Knows in Lewiston on Monday night. Adams used 100 Lewiston Auburn participants in the election scene and plans a third New York engagement after touring. The item mentions local attendees and several society happenings in Bath including club events, visits, and forthcoming performances.

Maude Adams Lewiston Fred Hargett William S. Shorey Walter Whitney George Buchanan William Boyd Allies M. Irish Ladies’ Aid Society Central Congregational Church Walter Russell High Street Madelyn Clifford Florence Slocum Bath W. Stark Newell Ellen North Street East Orange SN. J George B. Moody Miss Adams Empire Theatre Colonel Dummer Sewall D.A. R Gertrude C. Greenleaf Harry C. Webber Jennie M. Whitmore

Maine writer Bangs charms Bath audience at college town lecture

Bangor based author and platform speaker Stephen Bangs, a summer Ogunquit resident, entertained Bath listeners with anecdotes about famous figures including Roosevelt and Howells. He recalled experiences with Davis and Rockefeller and closed with a humorous piece about Oyster Bay. The event ended with a reception at Psi Upsilon and sparked plans for summer band concerts in Bath.

Bangs Thris Maine Pine Tree Ogunquit New York Columbia College Plymouth Mass Richard Harding Davis Sir Henry M. Stanley William Dean Howells Andrew Carnegie John D. Rockefeller George Ade Samuel Clemens Oyster Bay Mr. Bangs Roosevelt Psi Upsilon Bath

Augusta Social Roundups Highlight Local Guests

Mrs Emma Fitzgerald visited Augusta on Wednesday. Dr E M Fuller hosted a Bath Clinical Club gathering at the Colonial Cafe. Miss Helen Moses studies violin with Miss Margaret L Wilson of Brunswick. Brunswick attendees at Langendorff concert included Ed Crawford Joseph McKeen Helen Eaton Isabel Ridley Alice Dunning Ethel Webb Dr Burnett Stone Merryman Warren Arthur Hale. Dorothy Daley returned to Bath from Fitchburg Maia and visited Boothbay Harbor with Mrs John E Ryan. Mrs Chester Andrews spent the week here and departs for Boston. Mrs C F Wyman travels to Boston. Miss Ethel Hawley hosted Sapio Mollis Club members Tuesday. Allen Irish spends the week in Boston.

Frederick Wilson Bruns- Wieck John Humphreys Frederick T. Wilson College Town Bath Langendorff Mabel H. Benner Medford Mass Colonel Dummer Sewall State Council Skowhegan Edward C. Plummer Harry C. Webber John A. Morse Anna Palmer Laura Palmer Coburn House Miss Wilson Chapman Maine Emma Fitzgerald Augusta Colonial Cafe E. M. Fuller Bath Clinical Club Helen Moses Margaret L. Wilson Brunswick and Mee Ed Crawford Joseph McKeen Helen Eaton Isabel Ridley Alice Dunning Ethel Webb Burnett Stone Merryman Warren Arthur Hale Dorothy Daley D. T. Percy and Sons Fitchburg Maia Boothbay Harbor John E. Ryan Chester Andrews Boston C. F. Wyman Ethel Hawley Sapo Mollis Club Allen Irish

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Bath Theatre Goers Esther M. Sanborn Western Union Telegraph Office Winnifred Sanborn Howard Spear Pace University of California Joan of Arc Mise Adams Harvard Roselind Assembly Hall Bowdoin College Morse High School Athletic Association Stanley Pierce Philip Cole Bath Boys Winston Bryant Stephens William Palmer Tea Table Fred Blaisdell Gertrude Greenleaf Jhiarry CC Webber Seneca Conlew Center Street Mr. Conley the Independent Conley Owen Moore Portland City of Ships Cone James W. Hawley John W. Kimball Farmington Rfove Charles IF Jackson Mr. Kimball Mike Edith Rice George R. Wallace Miss Rice Spenth Street John — A. Lord Scout Ernuiser Chester Lower Washington Street Holman F. Day Thew Mactyn Arbuckle Grant Farm Chesancook Beite Arbickle Whitgus Woolen Edward WW. Hirde Harry A. Mazoun New York Shipbuilding Company Charlies F. Magoun Hivde Windlass Company Universalist Church Galen MM Hartis Memorial Hall John Kendrick Banks A Winter Street Congregational Church Charles W. Clifford George Edwin Mason Vallejo Mare Island Cal San Dienzo Culbert McGay Conn Beacon Street Methodist Church P. R.S. Club Esther Jones Helen Robinson Bernard Svydleman Bertha Margaret Hall Lillian Susie Larrabee Lucy Gladys Medtanis Earl Cook Jon Albert H. Shaw Havana Mgr Shaw West Indies Charles T. Jackson Frank Smith Philadelphia Charleston Laura Baker m Alameda Jennie Norton Oscar €. Rogers The George W. Hunt Middle Street Llewellyn Rogers, Jp Wipsen Waterbury Western Avenue Oliver Moses Frank B. Nichols Dorothy Nellie Douglas Waltham Cog W. S. Rowe John Kendrick Bangs Mark Twain Wilber G. Cahill High Chestnut Streets Blanche Matthews Jardiniere Silie Cahill Miss Cahill James B. Drake Charles Whifford Sans Souci Club Chestnut Street St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church Oak Street John Shaw Ethel Curran Elsie M. Folsom Elizabeth P. Dean Frank DD. Tubbs Bath and Brunswick Club Curtis Bel United States Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Mixes Fleaner Butler Alexander New York City Roosevel Miss Alexander Washington Miss Alexanders Ethel Roosevelt White House Mr. Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Alice Roosevelt Longworth Theodore Roosevelt, Sr Prospects Encoouraging Bath Marine Band Octave Bretton Alove Methodist Episcopal Church Harry W. Arnold Arnold Alice Bradlee Waterville Wesley M. E. Church Edwell S. Crosby
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