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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1910

Page

4

An Automobile Tour Prompts Society Gossip

The Fortnightly ladies prepare for an event by Professor George T. Files of Bowdoin College who will speak after noon next Wednesday. His Boston return from a 62,000 mile European trip is expected to yield amusing accounts and a flawless journey despite one tire puncture. The piece also notes social visits, church circles, fairs, and upcoming Easter events among Bath residents and visiting families.

George T. Files Bowdoin College Liverpool Boston

Mrs. Allan Hosts Informal Bridge Day

Mrs. Ernest A. Allan entertained friends informally yesterday afternoon with two tables of bridge. The Ladies Aid of Beacon Street church met yesterday at the home of Mrs. Weston Bonney.

Ernest A. Allan Beacon Street Weston Bonney

Swett Joins Bermuda-bound Exursion Party

Lewis B. Swett left Tuesday morning for New York to join an excursion party sailing Wednesday for Bermuda. He is accompanied by William J. O'Brien of this city and Charles M. Lincoln of New York, a Bath native, who has joined the staff of the New York World after stints with the New York Times and the New York Herald.

Lewis B. Swett New York Bermuda William J. O’brien Charles M. Lincoln The New York World New York Times New York Herald

Anniversary honor for Miss Annie Manion at Times Office

Wednesday marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of Miss Annie Manion as forewoman in the Times Office. Her associates presented her twenty-five dollars in gold as a souvenir and she expressed grateful appreciation for the recognition.

Annie Manion Times Office

Local residents return from Florida trip and DAR planning Washington visit

William D. Mussenden came home Sunday from a two months stay in Florida. Mrs. John A Morse, Mrs. Ernest A Allan and Mrs. George B Moody from the local Daughters of the American Revolution chapter will travel to Washington in mid April for the National Convention.

William D. Mussenden Florida John A .Morse Ernest A. Allan George B. Moody The Daughters of the American Revolution Washington Minnie Wiggin Oak Street Clara W. Beebe Los Angeles Cal Miss Wiggin Wiggin Beebe Boston White Star Line Naples Italy Rome Florence Venice Nice Switzland Germany Vienna Dresden Berlin Rhine Cologne Ober Ammergau Amsterdam London England Scotland Ireland Europe Great Britain Miss Beebe Independent

Portland visitor Dr. Harold T. Bibber noted

Miss Annie Shea has returned home from a visit in New York and Boston. The next Saturday Club entertainment is on Tuesday evening in the Court Room Brunswick with a program by the Schubert Trio.

Harold T. Bibber Portland Annie Shea New York Boston Court Room Brunswick Schubert

Portland Visitor Scribner Attends Bath Visit

Fred C. Scribner was a Portland visitor in Bath over Sunday. Mrs. Scribner and her son joined her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chestra. Mr. and Mrs. Owen J. Ledyard depart Monday for a trip to New York. Miss Mary Toothaker of Portland spent Sunday in the city with Mrs. Fred P. Shaw.

Amory Houghton and Son Mister John Boston Arhlain TL Stray St. Michael's Church Auburn Houve Leigh Fickett Forest Hontto Land Robert Ramsay Annie Ramsay Harry McLellan Sherwood Portland Bath Fred C. Scribner

Morse High students attend Portland basketball game

Miss Annie Torrey chaperoned a large Morse High delegation to Portland Saturday to watch Portland High play local boys. The party returned at midnight with Morse girls cheering the Bath team to victory.

Annie Torrey Morse High School Portland Portland High School Bath

St Patrick Party at Hill Home Delights Guests

A St Patrick's Day gathering hosted by Mrs. Fred D Hill featured jonquil centerpieces Irish flag napkins and green keepsakes for fourteen guests. Lobster salad and desserts complemented dancing and card games ending near 1 am.

Fred D. Hill Card Club Hasbends Hill Residence St. Patrick’s Day Hill High Street

Bowdoin Preacher to Deliver Sermon at First Parish Brunswick

Rev James G K McClure D D LL D president of McCormick Seminary Chicago will preach at First Parish Church Brunswick as a Bowdoin College preacher. He is a Yale and Princeton Theological Seminary alumnus with pastorships in New York and Indiana and former Lake Forest University president. He authored several noted works.

James G. K. McClure D. D McCormick Seminary Chicago First Parish Brunswick Bowdoin College McClure Phillips Andover Academy Yale College Princeton Theological Seminary Presbyterian Church New Scotland N. Y Presbyterian Church In Lake Forest Lake Forest University

Pleasant box supper and skating party reported

The Ladies Circle of the Universalist church enjoyed a box supper in the vestry last night. It was a very pleasant event. Messrs Pond and Perkins organized a poverty skating party in the Alameda Monday evening. A large crowd of spectators filled the galleries.

the Universalist Church Pond Perkins Alameda

Bath Chapter D A R Ward Adds Hospital Beds

Improvements at the city hospital are aided by prominent town societies. The Colonel Dummer Sewall Chapter of the D A R will furnish the Women’s Ward with five beds funded by the local chapter, and a summer concert will raise funds for five more. The ward, to be named Colonel Dummer Sewall D A R Ward, will cost about 500 dollars including linen. The community welcomes the hospital’s expansion.

John A. Morse Summer Street Colonel Dummer Sewall D. Ajr Dummer Sewall Colonel Dummer Sewall D. A. R. Ward Bath

Mrs Blaisdell Hosts Bridge Party With Prize Cards

Monday afternoon Mrs. Fred Blaisdell entertained with two bridge tables. Guests included members of a popular bridge club. The prize went to Mrs. Eben J. Marston for a pack of attractive playing cards. Refreshments were served.

Fred Blaisdell Eben J. Marston

Unity Guild Meeting at Nathalie Brown Home

The Unity Guild of Elm Street Baptist church plans a Monday evening gathering at Miss Nathalie Brown the Orphans' Home president. Professor Files will lecture before the Fortnightly next Wednesday afternoon with illustrated views from his Europe trip last summer as Bowdoin professor.

Unity Guild Elm Street Baptist Church Nathalie Brown Orphans’ Home Professor Files Europe Bowdoin

Williams Leases Bonnemort Cottage for Summer Season

Mr. Herbert E. Williams has leased the Bonnemort cottage at Sabino for the coming summer season. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Percy and daughter Miss Carol, recently enjoying life on Mr. Percy’s orange grove in California, have begun their residence in this city as they return to the Canyon.

Herbert E. Williams Bonnemort Sabino Frank H. Percy Carol Mr. Percy California Canyon

Mid-Week Bridal Party For Miss Mae Clarke

Mrs. BE Motley Fuller Jr hosted a mid week bridal party in honor of Miss Mae Clarke at her Shipping City home. Guests wore full evening dress. The event featured a stocking shower with gifts, a bridal cake, games, and a bridge session, ending with praise for the host's gracious arrangements. The attendees included Misses Florence Slocum Madelyn Clifford Blanche Matthews Florence Andrews.

BE. Motley Fuller, Jr Miss Mae Clarke Miss Clarke Mrs. Fuller Slocum Blanche Matthews

Yesterday's Party for the Children at Elm Street Baptist

The cradle roll and kindergarten classes at Elm Street Baptist held a vestry party with recitations songs and games for the children Rev Charles R Chappell attended and photographed the event A mite box opened adding to the Sunday school treasury The committee included Miss Nathalie Brown Alice Varney and Mrs Gertrude Chapman with Mrs Harry Ring and the occasion was highly regarded by all attendees.

Elm Street Baptist Church George Luce Myra Arnold Corrie Varney Marguerite Chapman Gladys Clifford Nathalie Brown William T. Donnell Eleanor B. Arnold Larrabee Taylor Mennw Society Charles R. Chappell Alice Varney Gertrude Chapman Harry Ring

Captain Wright Leaves for Tacoma with Family

Captain Elbridge Wright and his family depart for Tacoma to establish a new home. He has accepted an excellent position with the International Fisheries Co. His brother James A. Wright resides at Mount Vernon, about thirty miles from Tacoma.

Captain Elbridge Wright Tacoma Captain Wright The International Fisheries Co James A. Wright Mount Vernon

Miss Anna Palmer Hosts Tribute for Portland Guest

This afternoon Miss Anna Palmer will entertain in honor of Mrs. Fred C. Scribner of Portland who has been in town this week as the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cheltra.

Anna Palmer Fred C. Scribner Portland Charles Cheltra

Postal Shower For Mrs Tibbetts After Operation

Mrs Albert Tibbetts celebrates wedding anniversary with a postal card shower after a critical City Hospital operation. She received scores of cards from friends and thanks them for the kindness and wishes for a speedy recovery.

Albert Tibbetts City Hospital

Doctor Lincoln Returns to Bath to Resume Practice

Dr James QO Lincoln has spent a year in New York and returns to Bath to resume his medical practice. He is warmly greeted by local friends in town. Hon and Mrs Albert H Shaw will reach New York Tuesday after a Venezuela trip and plan to be home by the end of next week.

George W. Hunt Washington Street Elm Street Byron F. Barker Hunt Larrabee Middle Street Maxwell W. Powers Allen Brown Hunts James QO. Lincoln New York Bath Albert H. Shaw Venezuela

Mrs Gibbons Hosts Bridge Afternoon for Miss Palmer

Mrs. Thomas S. Gibbons will entertain on Monday afternoon in honor of Miss Anna Palmer of High street. Two tables of bridge will be played. A. R. Nickels of Hood River, Oregon, is a guest of his sister, vs. F. B. Nichols.

Thomas S. Gibbons Anna Palmer High Street A. R. Nickels Hood River Oregon F. B. Nichols

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