Cosmopolitan Club Notes and Local Society Items
The issue details club business from the Gift Shop Board and Cosmopolitan Club notes. It covers by laws, consignor registrations, Easter store openings, anniversaries, and a three o clock service with Rev. Maurice J. Duncklee plus numerous society visits, musical events, and local personal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Webber
Priscilla Kimball
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Harold M. Sewall
Frank Hodgdon
Allan M. Trish
Charles P. Wetherbee
Winter Street
Maurice J. Duncklee
Miss Leaonice Morse Hosts Saturday Afternoon Party
Miss Leaonice Morse entertained several young lady friends Saturday afternoon with guests traveling from out of town joining the social gathering at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Dummer
Lendvai
Debussy
Hue
Phi Sigma Tam Club
Doris Dyer
Josephine Fraser
Esther Hall
Viola O'Hara
Helen Martin
Ruth Ledyard
Dorothy Mason
Madelyn Davis
Helen Orr
Ruth Johnson
Lillian Smith
Virginia Shaw
Miss Leaonice Morse
E. M. Fuller
High St
Brunswick patrons endure winter delay at Chapman concert
The Brunswick party rode in a special electric car to a Chapman concert then found their return car snow bound on McLellan street about an hour from the village. They reached Brunswick at one o clock. A Bath friend was told they enjoyed the concert and would have stayed out all night to avoid missing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
McLellan Street
Westport Notes On Town Life And Visits
Mr Steplin of Bath Fruit Co visited the island Thursday and Friday and will return April first. Freeman Colby drove to Wiscasset Saturday for grain. Families and neighbors share Sunday visits including Mr and Mrs Judkins Cromwell and others. Rena Colby stays with grandparents while mother keeps house for Warren Hodgdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Steplin
Bath Fruit Co
Freeman Colby
Wiscasset
Guy Judkins
Charles
Cromwell
Rena Colby
J. R. Robinson
R. P. Colby
Warren Hodgdon
Fred Greenleaf
Charles E. Colby
Richard Fowles
Ernest Colby
Etta Cromwell
Ida
Lester Hodgdon
Woodbury Hodgdon
Granville Hutchins
North Boothbay
Robert Higgins
Archie Higgins
Dory
Royden Colby
Nettle Huff
Colby Family Notes and Local Social Roundup
Mr Colbys parents C E Colby and family hosted a day with relatives. Charles H Colby stayed in Wiscasset with brother Royden. Higgins Hodgdon and Hutchins visited Wiscasset. Charles E and Ernest Colby traveled on business. Higgins kin and Laurence Colby gathered brown tails on the road this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Colby
C. E. Colby
Charles H. Colby
Wiscasset
Royden
Robert Higgins
Percy Hodgdon
Clayton Hutchins
North Boothbay
Charles E
Ernest Colby
Solomon
Archie
Alfred Higgins
Laurence Colby
Final Bath School Board session closes 1915 in Bath
The Bath School Board held its last 1915 session in Morse High School Room 10 with routine business. After adjournment fourteen Domestic Science students served a formal farewell meal to the board and officers, followed by thanks from Vice-Chairman Hyde and Mr Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath School Board
Morse High School
Miss Lawrence
Miss White
Burke
Ward Two
Hyde
Hogan
Chairman Hyde Honored For Impartial Service
The board praised Chairman Hyde for his impartial and faithful service and adjourned the meeting at ten o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
Prize Love Letter Wins Bath Girl Prize in Boston Post Contest
Bath girl Priscilla Rand of 909 Middle St. wins a prize in the Boston Post contest for best love letter to an imaginary sweetheart. Her note cites Kipling and begs a former lover to return, promising to spend the remaining years together and forgive the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Priscilla
Priscilla Rand
Middle St
Kipling
Darling
Fourth Dividend Declared by Marine National Bank Liquidation
The Bath Marine Bank Liquidating Committee announces a fourth dividend of five percent on Bath Marine Bank stock. The payment is to be made on or after March 8, 1916 at the First National Bank of Bath upon presentation of properly endorsed certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Furber
H. A. Duncan
James S. Lowell
Marine National Bank
Bath Marine Bank
First National Bank of Bath
Snow Storm Dips Ground With Light Snow Flurries
A snow storm began around midnight Monday covering ground with about two inches of light snow before daylight. Flurries continued through the day. Forecasters expect this to be the last snow storm of the winter.
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Marseillaise
United States
France
Rouget de Lisle
Indpendent
Ladies’ Aid of the Universalist Church
Misses Moses
Washington St
F. E. Drake
Chapman
City Hall
Portland
Ethel Leginska
Criterion Quartet
Maine
Toy Shop” Committee
House
Ford
John B. Rogers
Duncklee
Billy Burke
Cam Clarke
Lieut. Walsh
Bath Iron Works
Marne
Ernest Allan
Washington, D. C
Kreisler
Achilles
Martha
Jerusalem
Lagerlof
F. F. Ingraham
Wollaston
N.h.&h
Ingraham
New England
Detroit Graphite Co
Boston
Delia Low
King Pepper
Reynold Howe Brooks
Westbrook
Harvard
Beth Eden Baptist Church
Waltham
Mass
Church of the New Jerusalem
Albert G. Page
J. Edward Drake
New York City
P. M. Oli
Mary Gray
Greenwich
N. Y
Leonice Morse
Summer St
Charles W. Clifford
Frank
A. Small
South
J. C. Leonard
Brockton
Gould J. Brown
Miriam Kimball
Cosmopolitan Clubhouse
U. of M
Assembly Hall
Bath Teachers’ Club
Maxwell Powers
Bath City
Morse High School Glee Club
Margaret Bakeman
Alice C. Doyle
Squirrel Island
Italy
Lewiston
Prof
MacFarlane
Bath
Aurore la Croix
Jordan Hall
Philip Hale
Boston Herald
Miss Leginska
Morrill Hamlin
W. A. MacCormick
Frank Walford
Middleboro, Mass
Stetson
Lamson and Hubbard
Lamson & Hubbard
John J.desmondco
Prof. Chapman
New York
Daniel McDonald
Bowker Shipyard
Phippsburg Center
Westport
Independent