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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1928

Page

3

Wiscasset Organ Society Hosts Men’s Night

The Organ Society held its annual Men’s Night at the Congregational vestry with about 40 members and guests attending. The program featured Viane duets, Barbara Southard and Katheryn Perkins, a Male Quartet, piano solos, readings, and various vocal numbers, followed by old-time games and refreshments served by local volunteers.

the Organ Society Congregational Vestry Viane Barbara Southard Katheryn Perkins George W. Swain Andrew Wilband Llorace Wade Bradford Redounett Mars. Hobbs Harvey Pease Marguerite Hall Elizabeth Dorothy Sewall Bertha Day Lillian Baatey Helen Phuggeth Louise Blagdon Miers Dail Atdey Annie Dodge Jennie Garay Dessie Duckson Velo Garay Dodge Was Clarences Blagdon J. T. Smith William Shelden Gath Theodore Sherman Cihudys White F White Lester Woight Sen Darth Aie Sally Do Bo White Chirenee Blagdon Lldbroek Alten Ferry Vitus Ditus Titus West Man Telia Cutten Daeth Wenatherbee Amsusta Prous Wisensset Chamber of Comauneres State Chamber of Commerce Shea Donald Peter Beedhead Stevens Fred Blagdon ALY & Pe Water Street Amy Libby Marine Central Freight Office Mayo Simon Wall Portland Hole Lincaster Helen W. FF. Merry Federal Street Stockton Springs Cambridge Annie Donnell Janet Packer Stuart Batley Lewis Lowell Lewelltown Bor. Bachelder Lewell Town Humphrey Damarisecotta Lineous Colby Lewell Luthershall Madge Stall Stalls B.C. Stone Edgecomb Marion Trageett Sem Parashive New York Frances Lewis Mer Trving Lewis Ralph Dunbar Agusta ‘Prust Co Pine Cone Rebekah Ieach

Soft Shoe Cabaret Feature At Greenwich Village

The program includes a Fleet Foot D dance interpreted by Thelma Franks of Deering with partners Marcon O'Hara Charlotte O Brien Helen Conley Dorothy Con ley and Frances Oliver Hardwick. Rev Wolstenholme to sing Little Mother with Mrs Hooper posing. Pussy Cat Crawl features Emma Colby and Hilda Scott.

Greenwich Village Thelma Franks Deering Marcon O'Hara Mixx Charlotte O Brien Helen Conley Dorothy Conley Frances Oliver Hardwick Hingham Max Franks Porthind Emma Colby Hilda Scott Felix Herbert Douglass Harold Cutting W. 8. Newell Charles H. Cahill Wiseman Co Athletic Association Morse High George Quicksall David Alkazin Edward Pomeroy Nill Abe Bath George A. McFadden

Local Weekend Visits Highlight Bath and Auburn Residents

Personal notes list weekend visits among Bath and Auburn residents. Items include Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bailey and son Frederick with Miss Monnie Bailey from Auburn visiting Lincoln Bailey on Chedford Street, and Mr. and Mrs. William Hl White hosting at their South Harpswell summer home.

KF. OS. Eaton Westport EL .Trussell W.og. Efithard Washington Street Bagdon Geeorge Carleton Leonard de South Porthend Jennie Latebtieta Jan Mars William Seth Federale Mes Wea Baptist Elimeeh Pref. Woodbury Poversty Et Marine Atlepiees Baca Everett Drookigs Whee Bath Mars Louise Norton Cole Tudor James Dede China Herbert New York Harry Beadford and George Willian Windham Hilton Soule Winthrep Jimes Rogers Winethrep Anna Seule Charles Hltatler Washington Aileen Thedgden Pownall Penlen Fowle John Kelley Boothbay Fred Nute Harry (Utoam Donald Shea Wylie Munsey JB. White Chester Dorr BW. Stimpnen Connecticut J. T. Dew Skowhegan Chester Swett Ohd Arambee Ledge Brunswick Wo Duttien Lewis Mar Puccite Lewis Melutiore Frank Adams Bath City Jennie Nute Minnie Lewis Tiedge Street Angus Grover Masonic Maine F. T. Theakston Alm Fla Fiske House Damarissetta Pemaquid Point Rebecca Nash Mise Jones Joseph P Tucker Mix Josephine Tucker Varney Worth Mama W. Ay Ley Wellesley Hlilx M.D. Glidden Albion William K. Clishy Dr Page Magnolia Mass Wilbur F. Sherman HL W Newton Wee-Castle Merry’s Island Edith Wesley Wiscasset Inn Simmer A. FL Sertwell Parker Marean WS. Warland Wiscasset Down L. ©. Greenwood Mis Mary Holland Clinton Bailey Frederick Monnie Bailey Auburn Lincoln Bailey Chedford Street William Hl. White Olney Derry Bedford Street South Llarpswell Alice Reynolds Brookline Thomas F. Reynolds Upper Washington Street Eugene Gaudreau Guiney Sath Vivian Brown Weeks Street Janette Smith Lkkene Reynolds Simmons College Cambridge Miss Smith Edward L. Smith

West Bath Grange meeting on patterns and meals

West Bath Grange held a Friday meeting with Mix Hortense Werch teaching pattern use and several works drafted. A healthful meal for the group featured five chowders with pies and crackers, pineapple jelly, whipped cream, and cookies.

West Bath Grange Hall Mix Gwen Thegersenarmon Annie Veterson Sallion Maye William Eile Donnell Abner Johan Mere. Marestaree Belier Mexizhta Generentty Ame & Sdinens Dirs Sance Williams Mere Shary Dean Shore Abner Johnson William Hf. White Carrie Conley George Knight Carre Woight Charlotte Owen Joana Tidlgkass Henry Adains Kya Catill Owen Rogers Florence Rogers Laura Temont Lillian Mayo Belle Dronmell Mass Kila Prouglass Clara Smith Carrie Sedgkines Kalwan W Blier Craig Trotant «Roxsmig Craigs Joseph Groves Brunswick Byron Steele Ernest Mary Richard Weile Professor Wells Harvard College Waterstown Mass Steele Kama Cox Lexington Austress Larrabee Fred W. Larrabee Henry Cotrean Eleanor Bath Sabine Cotteau Sanday James B. Verry Meadowbrook Samuel F. Batex Marguerite Williams Gorham Normal School Campbell's Myra Coombs Attiebors Amy Coombs HL AL Owen Arthur Lemont Porthind J. M. Lemont Helen Rogers Llewellyn Rogers Zina Clifford Auburn Lillian Brown Foster's Point Portland Samuel Percy Ida Bonney Math Bia Ernest BE. Willan Campbell's Pond Robert Small Lillian Wright Snow Park Frank Coombs Coombs Augusta W. Sager Somerville Sager Fosters Wout Rock Foster's Dount Chester King Malden Fred Brookings Elmner Hodgkins Walter Marco Abner Johnsxon Ella Douglas Courtneys Stover J. E Anne Trufant Portsmouth Philip Houdreau Germany France England Boudreau Dennix Robert Florida I. B. Neiley Ernest E. Williams J. Evperett Mayo

Odd Ladies Host Successful Party at Old Fellows Hall

The Odd Ladies held a well attended party Friday evening at Old Fellows Hall with 14 tables. Mrs Wallace Atwood chaired the committee which received praise for a smooth event and plans for another gathering. Prizes included bridge and whist awards with members receiving cheese and cracker sets, salad net, and various ash tray packages.

Old Fellows Hall Wallace Atwood Thomas K. Ulaley Burt Jolnton Mary MeIntire Merc Fred Deish Mixx Ethel Muggard Uth Willian Reland Keobinson I.borace McClure Honard Blake Chester Lorman Edward Hartwell

Augusta Architects to Submit Plans for New High School

Junker and Savage of Augusta, chosen architects for the new high school building, met the city high school building committee in Augusta to discuss design. Plans and specifications are to be ready in July. the project aims for occupancy by September. William F. Ketcham, formerly of Madison, now Walker Street, has a top government exam score and may receive a city carrier appointment in Portland.

Junker & Savage Augusta William Ef. Ketcham Madison Walker Street Lath Portland Ketcham Chevrolet

Morse High Falls To Cony In Close Game At Augusta

Cony defeats Morse 6 to 3 as costly Morse errors in key innings swing the outcome. Stan Tenderson pitched well for Morse with eight hits allowed and six strikeouts, while Morse center fielder Stan Whitehouse led with two singles and a double.

Brunswick Central Maine League Malward Little Peta Ata Aracheratent Serene Bante Es Ary Okis Pasassipase Pesas Morse Latvia Gardiner Hallowell Gase Cony High Augusta Slorse High Club Stan Tenderson Morse Lads Stan Whitehouse Morse Club Gaudet MacDonald Cony Daath Conyult Malward Kelley Cunningham Miller F Henderson Whitehouse Aimee Era Joukin Tae

Greenwich Village Cabaret Rehearsals Promising May 11 Show

Rehearsals for the Greenwich Village Cabaret sponsored by Morse High School Athletic Desociation proceed well for the May 11 program at the Masone temple. Highlights include Langh Clown Laugh by Mildred Chopper and Edna Pallowell, and a chorus number Along Came Another Pretty Little Girl. Reservations advised through multiple hosts. lighting by George C. Quicksall and treasurer duties taken by Mrs. John H. Hyde. Mr and Mrs Arthur Stewart, formerly of Bath, now in Boston, work in local trades.

Greenwich Village Morse High School Masone Temple Charabell Quick Elizabeth McGuiggan Cavelyn Reed Margaret Lord Elizabeth McGrath Carolyn Turner Marjorie ‘Troop Maldred Smith Tubert McCarty Willi Newell Charles H. Cahill John H. Lytle George C. Quicksall John H. Hyde

Ramona council surprise party honors Mrs Blake at Red Men hall

The Ramona D of P Red Men hall meeting featured a birthday surprise for Mrs Edward Blake. Guests included Mrs Thomas Haley and Mrs Chester Totman with gifts of a blue and gold tea set and cakes. Edward Garcelon led dancing after refreshments.

Ramona Council, D. of P Red Mens Hall Edoward Blake Isiake Thomas W. Haley Chester Totman Blake

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