Maine Society Notes and Local Notices Highlight Spring Outlook
The Independent column mixes seasonal lines with society updates from Bath and Worcester including Miss Aurore LaCroix’s selection as pianist for a Los Angeles festival and DAR officers elected at Waterville. It also reports visits, performances, club events, illness news, travel, and town happenings across Bath, Augusta, and surrounding areas with multiple named individuals and local organizations.
Phi Rho Minstrels delight Bath audience at Opera House
Phi Rho Minstrels under John Shaw entertained a large Bath audience at the Bath Opera House on a Wednesday evening. The program featured 18 songs, a Highland Fling, vaudeville acts, and a lavish scenic garden tableau. The event, assisted by Old Name Society members, showcased strong chorus and notable soloists including Eleanor Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Rhos
Bath Opera House
John Shaw
Old Name Society
Phi Rho Society
William E. Hogan
Eleanor Doyle
Earldon Hayes
Joseph Doyle
Louise Hill
Phi Rho
Brown
Portland
Dorothy Welch
Carleton Sisters
van Cooks
Leo Burke
Gaudreau
Jack Shaw
Kenneth Weeks
C. Myron Sprague
Bertie Bouton
Jack
Bones Tambos
Jack O’brien
Harvey Hill
Rutherford White
Walter Hill
Andrew Cahill
Paul Fitzgerald
Roscoe Shaw
Henry Hanson
Michael Dooley
Booley Booley
Ned Andrews
Old
Tennessee
Bath public schools music supervisor attends Gogorza concert
Miss Margaret Bakeman, supervisor of music in Bath public schools, was the dinner guest of Miss Shirley White in Lewiston Thursday evening and attended the Gogorza concert. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. C. A. Peaslee hosted four whist tables at her Middle Street home with appetizing refreshments for lady guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Potter
Lynn
Portland
Bath
Mr. Potter
Freeport
Messrs
Gaudreau
Stacy
Small
Plummer
Brunswick Dramatic Club
Town Hall
Brunswick
Lewiston
C. A. Warren
Emilio de Gogorza
City Hall
Berlioz
Shirley White
Geneva Casey
Moreana
Chapman
Bangor
Maine
Madame Hames
Gogorza
Mr. Chapman
Margaret Bakeman
C. A. Peaslee
Middle St
St Patrick's Dance Draws Fifty Couples at Music Hall
Mrs Wyman led a lively St Patrick's party with Misses Carrie Dunton Ethel Lundrigan and Helen Wheaton on Wednesday in Music Hall. Stanton's orchestra supplied the music for the event attended by fifty couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyman
Carrie Dunton
Ethel Lundrigan
Helen Wheaton
St. Patrick's
Music Hall
Stanton
Local Notices Round Up Of Augusta Visitors And Travel
John A Morse dies in Augusta on a Thursday. Walter Glidden, travel in Augusta on business Wednesday. Coast Guard Capt Berry visited Tuesday. Miss N E Brown visits Kents Hill. Dr William E Rouse improves from illness. John Fitzgerald travels to Alfred as Board of Prison Inspectors member. John Matheson returns to Concord after visit with Mrs Wakefield. Edward O Shea returns to Fort McKinley after visit with Stacy family. George Sheldon of Clyde Line and L R Perry of Canadian Pacific visit Wednesday. Dr E J Fitzgerald leaves for Boston for dental clinic. Hon A H Shaw receives a puppy from Valley Springs NY. Fred E Pond recovering from paralytic shock. Mrs Frank S Wakefield and Elsie visit Swampscott MA. Mr and Mrs W B Eells and Elizabeth Eells visit Camden. Eells to Bath. Capt L H Chandler named acting dean of Postgraduate Naval Academy School. Postcards from Panama Pacific Exposition arrive from Charles Cheltra and Mrs Cheltra. Capt T L Coles inspects Bath ordnance property and praises fire control installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Walter
Glidden
Capt. Berry
Coast Guard Station
N. E. Brown
Kents Hill
William E. Rouse
John F. Fitzgerald
Alfred
John Matheson
Concord
F. S. Wakefield
Edward O'Shea
Fort McKinley
Portland Harbor
Stacy
Popham
George Sheldon
Clyde Line
L. R. Perry
Canadian Pacific R. R
E. J. Fitzgerald
Boston
Copley Plaza Hotel
A. H. Shaw
Express
Airedale Kernels
Valley Springs
N. Y
Bath
Fred E. Pond
Wiscasset
Frank S. Wakefield
Elsie
Swampscott
Mass
Edward S. Sawyer
Rockland Courier-Gazette
W. B. Eells
Elizabeth
Camden
W. H. Eells
Eells
L. H. Chandler
Department of Ordnance and Gunnery
Naval Academy
Naval Academy School
San Francisco
Charles Cheltra
West Bath Grange Evening Program Promised
West Bath Grange hosts a lively Monday program led by Martha Rose Ruth Fuller and Mazie Pleau. The lineup includes piano duets, readings, dances, tableau, farce, and songs with Miss Wylie Armstrong and Fred Cary among performers. Audience asked to bring snacks. a poll on victrola vs hired music is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Martha Rose
Ruth Fuller
Mazie Pleau
Misses Wylie and
Armstrong Fred Cary
Douglas Tableau
Margery Ring
Mrs. Haggett
Doris Cornish
Aoa Haddreth
Gerald Holden
Fred Rose
Francis Trott
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Independent
Tion
Lune
Met
Mer
Clarles
D. Clarke
Prof. White
R. B. Luce
Musical America
Bach
Beethoven
Schumann
MacDowell
Miss LaCroix
Fannie Bloomfield Ziesier
New York City
Federated Musical Clubs
Los Angeles
Joseph LaCroix
Southbridge
David A. Pfromm
Foster, Colby & Pfromm
Rodney Ross
Lina Andrews
Miss Delafield
Virginia Shaw
Helen Thayer
Mildred Denham
Marion Hill
Gladys Olm
Helen Hartwell
Helen Artis
Phyllis Wyman
Phi Rho Boys
Novella J. Trott
Winter Street
State Council
DAR
John A. Morse
Charles Staples
Maine Daughters of the American Revolution
Waterville
Alice B. Steele
W. G. Chaplian
B. Porter
Old Town
Mary P. Hill
Lucy W. Hazlett
Alma Boardman
Lucy T. Ames
Machias
George Freeman
Cherryfield
Robinson
Maine Daughters
William King
Morse
R. T. Patten
Skowhegan
Mabel Redlon
Dorothy Pennell
Agnes Cameron
Foxcroft
Frances I. Bourne
Marjorie Butler
Thomaston
Raymond Fogg
Carl Philbrick
Mollie Blunt
Carl Grundy
Farmington
Harold M. Sewall
New York
Charles L. Farnham
Washington St
Cosmopolitan Young Ladies
Bath St
George W. Hunt, Esq
Bath Trust Co
Center St
Canto del Presidiario
Alvarez En Calesa
Alvarez
Anthea
Hatton
Carpenter
Pan
Elgar
Lieut
George C. Logan
Wadsworth
Logan
North Carolina
Charleston
San Franccisco
Charles F. Hughes
U.S.N
H. C. Brigham
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hughes
John Hughes
General Board of the Navy
Washington, D. C
Harriet Rollins
John Wright
Marshall Ave
Columbia Theatre
William H. Crane
Cosmopolitan Club
Edward Warden Hyde
Pudd'nhead Wilson
Octavia Thompson
Quincey
Clifford S. Barbour
Farnham House
Arthur Baum
Weeks Street Grammar School
Charlotte Cook
Good Housekeeping
Massachusetts
George T. Buffim
Squirrel Island
Mr. Buffum
Newton
Charles W. Welch
E. Plummer
Augusia
Harry W. Tucker
Ray Rogers
William D. Sewall
Maria Wiggin
W. C. Cain
Auburn
Alvah E. Kelley
Winnepago
Minn
Arthur C. Willis
Elizabeth B. Marr
West Southport
J. Wallace Blunt
Rockland
Mr. Blunt
United Life and Accident Ins. Co
N. H
Wallace
Capitol
Phi Rho Minstrels Fine
Miss Eleanor Doyle
Danny Doyle
Johnny Frates
Lincoln Farrar
Ralph Warren
John Miller
Dixie Land
O’brien, Bouton and Company
Dorothy Welch Carlton
Herbert Cavanaugh
A. Sprague
John Perry
Frank Robbins
Carl Purington
Morton Young
Roland Cory
Leon Mason
Alonzo Harriman
Roger Skillings
Percy Low
Thornton Bates
Ralph Gay
Keith Savage
Arthur Avery
Arthur Brown
Eugene Hart
Gerald Atkinson
Percival Butler
Roland Cony
Quincy
Putnam
Mme. Eames
Harry B. Sawyer
Arthur F. Larrabee
Henry Shaw
Greenville
Arline Gay
Albert H. Kimball
Popham Beach
Frostena Marston
Martha Hooper
Florence Andrews
Marcia Stinson
Mollie Gibbons
Charles Brown
Fred Drake
Lucy Patten
Dunbar
Arthur B. Willis
Lizzie B. Marr
Southport
Ralph Bragg
Albert Dunton Bragg
Mr. Bragg
Ralph Stetson
Stover & Bishop, Certified Public Accountants
Ralph W. Blagdon
A. H. Durgin
Frank W. Perkins
S. R. Percy
Frank A. Small
Joseph
Fred Bailey
Woolwich
Nellie Bailey
Granite St
Sans Souci Club
Charles C. Low
New
R. K. Hall
Sydney B. Eaton
John W. Gilmore
Arthur J. Dunton
Knox & Lincoln Railroad
Henry W. Howard
Andrew Malin
Charles A. Corliss
Fred A. Foote
Herbert L. Hall
Harry Thebeau
H. L. Grinnell
Eugene Thebeau
E. C. Plummer
Cemetery and Park Board
Fred H. Kimball
Thomas W. Hyde
Bath Iron Works
John A Morse
Reading
Howard Harding
New Meadows