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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1914

Page

4

May Eve incident and Bath social notes headline

A whimsical May Eve item tells of a freckled boy and a pink eyed girl, a dog rescue, and a leaving young couple. The Bath Gossiper notes Panama hats, changing fashions, and bustling society events across town with parties, dances, and local visits.

Delightful Bath social dances close winter season

A Monday evening assembly by the united ladies afternoon class and the Wednesday married couples class, led by Miss Harvey, showcased elegant Bath dancers with Stevens's Orchestra. The event featured Maxixe exhibition, ballroom tango, hesitation waltz, and social praise for graceful instruction, ending with a lunch by Charles Cahill and comments on dancing styles.

United Ladies Harvey Bath Music Hall Stevens Charles H. Cahill Charles Hall Helen Moses Robert S. Stetson Brunswick Saul Colonial Club Armory Chamber of Commerce Cahill Lazelle Rowland Bath Opera House Eugene Thebeau Frederick D. Hill William M. Adams W. Dayton Hill Daniel Williams

Bath Bath Iron Works progress and social events in Bath

Messrs Clark and Pynchod of the syndicate building the De fiance arrive to oversee near completion. launching May 11 to be a social and industrial event. Local residents return from trips, new home setups, and social activities accompany a season in Bath with auctions, dances, and visits.

Dan Cupid Clark and Pynchofd Bath Iron Works Bath Thomas E. Artis Charlotte Portland A. M. Franks Bluehill John S. Ballou Mr. Ballou John W. Ballou High St Ballou Mollie Kane Deering Isabel Olm Elizabeth Owen A. H. Stiansen Belmont Mass New York Nichols Nichels Cherryfield Associated Press John P. Delano Boston Sydney T. Wyman William C. Robbins

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