Colonial Club Ladies' Night Brightens Bath Event
Colonial Club rooms opened to ladies with a concert by Prof. Stevens and seven musicians, decor in patriotic colors, dancing in Armory hall, and strawberry ice cream served. Other society items note officers elected for the Women’s Home Missionary Society and numerous local residents visiting or returning for vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Stevens
Vernon Castle
Hawaii
Mohr
Kelley
Dorothy Lee
Mississippi
A. Mason
C. B. Reed
Armory Hall
Cahill
Armory
F. D. Hill
Club
W. Dayton Hill
Elmer B. Dinsmore
Carl Anderson
Herbert B. Williams
L. Eugene Thebeau
H. Cahill
Visitors and residents noted in Augusta and Portland
E W Hyde was on a business visit in Augusta Wednesday. Mrs Charles W Welch spent Wednesday in Portland. Carl Anderson and Donald Thompson were in Portland Wednesday. Frances Weeks returned to Boston Wednesday after visiting home. Mrs E T Packard of Litchfield visits daughter in Bath Street. Duncan Roger and John McInnes stayed in Augusta with Senator R H Baxter. Miss Carol C Percy visited her parents. Lieut Paul E Campman inspector at Bath Iron Works traveled through Portland Wednesday. William S Higgins elected to Bangor Water Board for three years. Mrs Oliver Moses spent Saturday in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther White
John Allen
Harpswell Center
Mary Day
Dummer St
Lynn
Carrie Crockett
Lisbon Falls
North
Boston
Pauline Olinto
Joseph Attaya
Roslindale
Elnora Richards
Farmington
Weeks St. Grammar School
Louise
Henry W. Cobb
Annie Torrey
Augusta
Margaret
Katharine Torrey
Popham
Torrey Cottage
South Shore
Clarice Kinsman
Palmer
Bath
East Lynn
Mary Campbell
Miss Campbell
Washington St
John J. Desmond
Madelyn
Portland
Hannah Hatch
Middle St
Louise Lowell Cooper
George F.cooper
New York
Ensign Lowell Cooper
U.S.N
Carol Percy
Frances Weeks
Winter Street
E. W. Hyde
Charles W. Welch
Carl Anderson
Donald Thompson
E. T. Packard
Litchfield
Elmer F. Campbell
H Percy
Paul_ E. Campman
Bath Iron Works
Bath Friends
William S. Higgins
Water Board
Bangor
Sheman Morse
Perth Amboy
Lee Bachelder
Farmington Falls
Seymour Hayden
Bertha Tibbetts
Ralph
Bernice Clifford
Parker Head
Elbridge Morse
Horace Morse
Parker Morse
Marrilla Bonney
James T. Bonney
Union Street Court
Edwin Hunt
Bridgeport
Nancy Hunt
Pomona
Dromore Grange
Topsham
West Bath
Walter Marco
D. A. Merry
Annie Purington
Marion Rafnell
Reuben Purington
Ralph Trask
Eugene Spinney
Edgar Williams
William Murphy
Wilmott
Owen Wallace
Eva Wallace
Harry C. Williams
Ethel
William Hoag
Dartmouth
Edgar Oliver
Josephine Pashard
Alice Colson
Silas Owen
Frances Bates
Morse High School
Fred Parks
East Orange
N. J
William Purington
Hicks
Gus Small
Winfield Glass
Fox
Z. B. Hunt
Savannah
Salvation Army
Nancy E. Trask
Damariscotta
Bessie Hunt
Joshua Tibbetts
Rockland
Mary Tibbetts
Ida Hunt
Malden
Mass
Weekend, Weddings, and Visits Reported in Winnegance
Social notes from Winnegance detail residents visiting relatives in Perth Amboy Farmington Falls Bath Bath and Union Street Court, with weddings in Bath and a teeter board accident in Brunswick. Highlights include Horace Morse marrying Marrilla Bonney and numerous callers visiting family and attending meetings across Portland Dromore and Damarlscotta.
Public Safety Plans Endorsed by Maine Leaders
Leaders of both parties in the 78th Maine Legislature endorsed plans from the Committee on Public Safety. Governor Milliken asked for a conference with the Council and Legislature to discuss raising 1 million dollars in bonds to fund a war footing for National Guard, state police, water and electric protection, and other emergency needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Public Safety
Portland
Executive Council
Milliken
Council
Bailey
Senate
Bonney
House
Harold M. Sewall
Bath
Committee On Public Safety
Sewall
National Guard
Gardiner Board of Trade Banquet Address by Sewall
Gardiner Bath was represented at the annual Gardiner Board of Trade banquet by Hon. Harold M. Sewall chairman of the committee of 100 on Public Safety Representative E. W. Larrabee and Hon. M. A. Haraden Sewall gave an interesting talk on public safety duties and the meeting's spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Gardiner Board of Trade
Harold M. Sewall
Committee of 100 On Public Safety
E. W. Larrabee
M. A. Haraden
Sewall
McCausland Appointed Deputy Inland Warden
E Bernard McCausland is named deputy inland fish and game warden and receives commission from Harry B. Austin in Bath. The Ward Three Republican will start April 1, with a state boat assigned and stationed at the Phippsburg Machine Co shop ready for the spring shooting campaign in Mercymeeting Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bernard McCausland
Harry B. Austin
Commissioners of
Inland Fisheries and Games
Bath
McCausland
Bath Iron Works
Abram C. Oliver
Commission
Warden McCausland
Phippsburg Machine Co
Winneganee
Mercymeeting Bay
Maine public safety committee to occupy Blaine mansion
Truxton Beale Jr a Blaine descendant offered the Blaine mansion across from the State House for the Maine committee for public safety. Chairman Sewall and officials inspected the historic residence and approved its use with Brown ordering work crews to ready it for occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Committee For Public Safety
Blaine
State House
Truxton Beale, Jr
James B. Blaine
Harvard College
Harold M. Sewall
Bath
Sewall
Charles 8. Brown
Harriman Attends Maine Retail Jewellers Meeting
Charles A. Harriman of Portland attends the annual meeting of the Maine Retail Jewellers Association, highlighting industry engagement in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Harriman
Portland
The
Maine Retail Jewellers’ Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Independent
Union States
France
Charles D. Clarke
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Beacon Street
William Craft
William Thistle
Ella Douglas
Allen Clark
Flora Turknetty
Eugene McGrath
John Minot
William Perry
Alice Douglas
Mothers’ Jewels
Doris Shepherd
Home Guards
T. N. Kewley
W. V. Dean
Charlotte Cook
Eastport
Leah Farnham
Melrose Heights
Bessie Webster
Center Grammar School
Strong
Dorothy Nichols
Vassar College
Frank B. Nichols
Dorothy Jewett
Louise Libby
Gorham
Libby
North Grammar School
Y.M.C.A
Lincoln
Carolyn Percy
Miss Percy
Miss Tarr
Samuel R. Percy
Texas
Aramede Tarbox
Ernest A. Allan
Washington
Old Ladies’ Home
Sumner Sewall
William D. Sewall
Lillian Mason
Porteous, Mitchell and Braun
Mason
W. H. Smith
James Phinney Baxter
Baxter
Maine Historical Society
New England Genealogic Society
Lizzie E. Dennison
Adelaide
Parker Moulton
Rufus D. Moulton
University of Maine
Alonzo Harriman
Annie L. Palmer
South
Florida
Samuel Wakefield
George Baker
Peaks Island
Miriam Kimball
Amery MelLegan
James Ricker
Poland Springs
L. F. Sewall
A. B. Perkins
Hallowell
St. Petersburg
Fla
Perkins
Popham Beach
Cosmopolitan Club
Bessie Moores
Alice E. Varney
Barrett Nichols
L. T. Snipe
Arthur J. Dunton
Lydia Baxter
Winifred Johnson
Nellie R. Turner
R. H. Baxter
Woburn
H. S.carlisle
Carlisle
Bath Hardware Co
Daniel Pierce
1St
N. Y. Cavalry
Myra Rice
Hutchinson
Kan
Charles Durand
Marjorie Parker
Harry Parker
E. G. A. Stetson
Brunswick
George P. Addison
Newton
George B. Wetherbee
Phillips-Andover
Ralph W. Conforth
Miss Lydia Tracey
Earl Edward Storer
Oliver Moses
Samson Hubbard
John J.desmond Co
Water Streets
Maine
Winnegance News
George Dennison
Madeline
Freeport
FOR Public Safety
Larrabee
A. M. Spear
Robert Hazard
Gardiner
John W. Berry
George EB. Fogg
Maine Coast Artillery
Frederick 8. Smith
Maine Committee On Public Safety
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