Maud Mulier and the hayfield tale in society notes
A long society column recounts Maud Mulier’s hayfield scene and a judge’s flirtation tale, plus residents like Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Carlisle moving to Swett street, Miss Laura Palmer’s hospital operation, and Cosmopolitan Club and Col Dummer Sewall Chapter meetings with local social news and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Carlisle
Swett
Oak St
Miss Swett
Arrows St
Laura B. Palmer
Col. Dummer Sewatl
D.A.R
City Hospital
E. Motley Fuiller
SUN High
Col. Dummer
Charles F. Staples
America
Tuesday Club Hosts Eunice Ledyard For Cards And Refreshments
The Tuesday Club was pleasantly entertained Tuesday evening by Miss Eunice Ledyard with cards and refreshments.
Piece from Commodore Tucker table tied to Bailey kin
Mrs. Margery E. Bailey of Woolwich, a great great niece of Commodore Tucker, owns a mahogany dining table fragment from the Commodore’s Bremen residence, and the torpedo boat destroyer named for him recently launched in Quincy, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery E. Bailey
Woolwich
Commodore Tucker
Quincy
Mass
Bremen
May basket party delights Beacon Street crowd
Dorcas Guild of Beacon Street Church hosted a May basket party last Tuesday for about 250 attendees. The event featured an orchestra, piano solos by Irene Oliver, readings by Lester Pratt, piano duet by Doris Shepard and Louise Wade, and the sale of 100 baskets with luncheon. Organizers included Mrs. Frank Kough of Newark and committee members Mrs. R. K. Hall, Mrs. Walter R. Many, Mrs. W. J. Perry, and Miss Bessie Bowie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Miss Ballou
Clbhouse
Ballou
Putnam
Booker
Mikelsky
O. M. Redlon
Alzie Lane
H. Emma Magoun
Verna Corey
Mae Kane
Ruth Parker
Elsie Pike
Germaine Beau
Annie Choate
Madelyn Winespurr
Lester Pratt
Bessie McKay
Bernice Oliver
Harriet Henderson
Elizabeth Milton
Abbie
Alice Minott
Phippsburg
May House
Florence Dunton
Margaret Mulligan
Hazel Wing
Ruth Thompson
Margaret Foster
Margaret Stewart
Allies Powers
Herbert Calderwood
Marguerite Hennessy
Louise Hammond
Gertrude Gilman
Ache
I Hodgdon
Margaret Metcalfe
East Wire
Whalen
Evelyn Oliver
Dorcas Guild
Beacon Street
Irene Oliver
Doris Shepard
Louise Wade
Frank Kough
Newark
N. J
R. K. Hall
Walter R. Many
W. J. Perry
Bessie Bowie
Misses Reed and Howard Spend Week at Dunton Cottage
The Misses Gertrude Reed and Dora Howard with Mrs. Ralph Dunton traveled to Riggsville Monday afternoon to spend the week at the Dunton cottage. Arthur Sewalld left Tuesday for San Francisco to meet his parents and then visit Honolulu with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Reed
Dora Howard
Ralph Dunton
Riggsville
Dunton Cottage
Arthur Sewalld
San Francisco
Honolulu
Boston winter visitors return home and local events
George F Davenport arrives back from Boston where he stayed at Youngs Hotel. Housekeeper Miss Nellie A Webber returned to the Davenport homestead. Several residents travel to Boston for visits, and Central Church interior repainting bids are entered. North Grammar School marching plan praised while Memorial Day house parties are planned. Local autoist Sophie Mikelsky buys a runabout and rehearsals begin for Are You a Season. Postmaster Hyde returns from Boston and takes a ten day leave starting May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Davenport
Boston
Young’s Hotel
Nellie A. Webber
Lynn
Medford
Davenport
Central Church
North Grammar School
Sophie Mikelsky
Mikelsky
HH. A
Columbia Theatre
Dreamland
IE. W. Hyde
Peskebegat Lodge
Moosehead Lake
Local Roundup of Bath Area Social And Employment Notes
R Miller traveled to South Gardiner on Bath Iron Works business. Miss Blanche Kingsbury returned from a Boston visit. Mrs. Ernest Kelsey of West Bristol visits her aunt Mrs. Susie Kennedy. Kenneth Edgecomb sent posts announcing safe arrival on the northwest coast. Mrs. E S Merrill came from Quincy to visit daughter Mrs. E Randall Leonard. Freeman Oliver of Popham Beach left for Bangor to join the George E Warren. L W Berry, baggage master on the Knox and Lincoln division, resumes his car after illness. Fred Morrison, formerly at Kittery Navy Yard, returned home and took a Bath Iron Works job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Miller
South Gardiner
Bath Iron Works
Blanche Kingsbury
Boston
Ernest Kelsey
West Bristol
Susie Kennedy
Kenneth Edgecomb
E. S. Merrill
Quincy
Mass
E. Randall Leonard
Freeman Oliver
Popham Beach
Bangor
George E. Warren
L. W. Berry
Dow
Knox & Lincoln
Fred Morrison
Kittery Navy Yard
Bath Area Social Notes and Local Appointments
Local residents and visitors are listed with recent travels and new positions. John Preston leaves Friday for cottage work at Old Orchard. John W. Brown begins as janitor for the Bath Trust Co. and First National Bank. Grace Kateon returns from South Bristol. D L Webb returns to Boston. Manion resumes Bath Iron Works work. Dwyer reemployed at Bath Iron Works after Biddeford work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Brown
Bath Trust Co
First National Bank
E. J. Murphy
Mary Mullaney
Boston
Leon McCausland
E. W. Bridgham
Ambrose Vye
Auburn
Minnie Robinson
Middle St
F. W. Kough
Newark
N. J
Farmington
Abbott School
Hyde Windlass Works
Bath
JL. P. Kenney
R. J. Kenney
R. E. Webber
Brooks
Williams Wyman Bath Girl Weds Phippsburg Agriculturist
Franklin Ik Wyman farmer of Phippsburg son of Frederick Wyman and Elizabeth M Williams of Bath daughter of Alt Williams were married at People’s Baptist Church parsonage by Rev A A Evans on Wednesday afternoon. They were unattended. The bride wore a dark blue traveling suit and hat. They sailed from Popham boat to Parker Head to reside with Mrs Fred Wyman and Mrs Oscar F Williams accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Ik. Wyman
Phippsburg
Frederick Wyman
Elizabeth M. Williams
Bath
Alt
Efrs
IF. Williams
People’s Baptist Church
A. A. Evans
Popham
Fred Wyman
Oscar F. Williams
Parker Head
Hyde Windlass Team Set For Lewiston Clash At Kelley Field
Hyde Windlass meets Volunteers of Lewiston this afternoon at Kelley Field with game time set for 2 20. Coach Peter Flaherty leads training while Wallace Atwood serves as manager and Ralph Boardman assists. Boardman aims to assemble a stronger year team from B I W and Hyde Windlass talent than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Windlass
Lewiston
Kelley
Wallace Atwood
Ralph Boardman
Boardman
Peter Flaherty
Hyde
Lewiston Nationals
Windlass Boys
Bath
Annual meeting of Dro more Burying Ground Association
The Dro more Burying Ground Association will hold its annual meeting at the E. 8. Crosby Co. office on Monday May 10 at two o clock. All interested in the work are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Modern
Maud Mulier
Rey
Maud
Zephyrs
Charles JD. Clarke
G. A. Johnston Ross
Union Theological Seminars
New York
Brunswick
Cambridge
England
Ir. Ross
Brin Mawr
Union Theological Seminary
University of Ilesus
AJ Peaslen
Parris
Syidiv
New
Brostan
Wilson
Potsland
Othe Meens
Grand Nova
Wis
Rand Ehanlain
Arthur Oliver
South Grammar School
Evelyn
Elizabeth Webber
Maud Seymour
Henry W. Cobb
Elizabeth P. Dean
Cobb
Avensta
Campden
Emma Twitchell
Brookline
Charlestown
Washington St
Laura Gackenbach
Lynn Training School For Nurses
Tessie Dines
Tate Wines
Aly Boetp
Bowner
Hoviminyw
Miss Meciitte
Didetes
Atel
Sophie Weipa
Hazel Whe
Susin Toplatiy
Biggisay Olivers Bach
Vince Whiten
George Brown
Loston
MI Lt
Mayr
Eof Adamoowski
New England Conservators of Music
Alice Brown
Greater
Miss Bakeman
Bowdoin College Musical Club
Richard S. Fuller
Rockland
Carl K. Ross
Portland
David F. Kelsey
Gardiner
Frank A. Hasaltine
Music Hall
Mary Mussenden
Barrett Nichols
Mary Hall
William T. Wall, Jr
United States
Hall
Raleigh
South Carolina
Miss Fall
Eiss
Gorhath
Moser
McGiliinudy
Olive AL
M Soho
Cape Cottage
Daley
Hoyt
W. Trott
M. Young
Holbrook
E. Ward
Miss Tracy
Bragg
Mr. Leonard
Fred Cary
Topsham
James Perkins
Frank Young
L. Thompson
L. Washburn
Ladies’ Aid
Elvira Carrie Hall
Richmond
William T. Hall
N. C
George Percy
Mr. Edwards
Salem
F. H. Percy
Percy
George van Antwerp
Stewart Gibson
Marion Berry
Newton
C. M. Boyd
John H. Hyde
Morse High School Glee Club
Mildred Shaw
Dorman Perkins
Ernest J. Hill
Allan Ramsay
Cowen
Aloise Assembly Hall
Galen C. Moses
William 3. Barry
Melrose
Edsie Pike
Red Dunton
Robert P. Murphy
A. T. Forbes
North Bevers
Maass
Baty
Joseph Varney
Valiehter
Alice
Sindus
North Carolina
Witter
Winifred Noble
Winifred Whennerson
Gould J. Brown
New Church
Philadelphia
Baltimore
J. J. Keegan
Everett
Fred Keegan
George Owen, Jr
Emblane
Sag Harbor
William S. Shorey
Oliver Moses
Ann M. Robinson
Augusta
Maurice J. Duncklee
Winter Street
J. L. Cragin
Arthur E. Bishop
D. L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
E. W. Hyde
Myra Rice
South St
George Moulton
East Orange
Charles D. Moulton
Andrews
Wakefield
Fred Andrews
Robert Ramsay
Falmouth Foreside
Miss Harvey
Kathryn Brown
Ellen Newell
Elizabeth * Coombs
Virginia Cowles
Dorothy Welch
Wilhemina Garkenbach
Parlowa
John Preston
Old Orchard
B. F. Blagdon
Wiscasset
Oscar R. Adams
Grace Kateon
Bristol
B. D. Potter
Bos
Williams-Wyman
Vphippsburg Agriculturist
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