Social Wappenings Highlight Bath Birthday Party Fun
Weekly Bath society notes recount Mrs. Woodbury Potter’s Bedford Street birthday in fancy dress with family and friends including Miss Flossie Beals and Miss Sadie Reynolds. The column mentions visits, club meetings, theatre folks, travels, marriages, and local civic notes spanning Bath and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury Potter
Bedford Street
Potter
Fila Hoyle
Portland
Gertrude Stewart
Mary Pratt
Florence Robins
Inez Puffer
Annie Johnson
Minnie Golder
Nettie McCabe
Myrtle Gilmore
Bath Elks Host May Party In Bath
Bath lodge No. 954 B. P. O. Elks held one of its annual May parties at Armory Hall starting 8:30 with Avery’s orchestra. The event featured dancing, dekor, and a late visit to the Elks’ Limbard Street home with lobster salad and coffee. Exalted Ruler G A Kallinan led the midnight tribute and the gong clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lodge
Armory Hall
Avery
Bath
John Grindell
Joseph Avery
Myrna Avery
Reginald Strey
B. L. Sutherland
Arthur Brown
Edward Ginty
Mary Kenney
Miss Kenney
Charlotte Cahill Rauser
G. A. Kallinan
Mary Belanger
Priscilla Hodge
Elks
Limbard Street
W. A. Barker
Langdon Hill
James Nelson
Clarence Reed
Jong
G. A. Kallman
Francis Bi. Torrey Jr
Herbert Ll. Grinnell
John A. Legro
John J. Desmond
L. Sutherland
Arthur A. Brown
Harold T. Adams
Thomas J. Lynch
L. M. LeMont
Bath area social notes cast in warm, bustling tone
Sub-master Arthur B. Scott visits Morse High’s city hospital for his newborn daughter. Rotary conference delegates Harry W. Tucker and Bath club member head to Los Angeles. Gertrude Footer resigns from David TL Percy & Sons after eight years and heads to Portland. The Hodgden family returns to Maiden, Mass., with Mrs. Lena Lewis and Mrs. Will To Marr visiting from Boothbay Harbor. Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Mention of Fast Orange enjoy time at a New Harbor cotage before returning. Senator Rupert St. Baxter and Rodney E. Ross return from Sugar Island Moosehead Lake, meeting Nichols and Charehill near Fairfield. Mrs. Sammel L. Preble visits Bath, then Waterville, with Wyman family, as Hatoka is hauled in for the season. George St. Drake arrives from New York to operate The Fc. Steamship Co. yacht Hatoka on a Maine coast cruise, Captain Blair to command.
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Arthur B. Scott
Morse High
City Hospital
Harry W. Tucker
Los Angeles
Cal
International Rotary Conference
Bath Club
Gertrude Footer
Crockery
David TL Percy & Sons
Porthind
Robert A. Hodgden
Lena Lewis
Maiden
Mass
Bath
Lewis
Will
Marr
Boothbay Harbor
Charles J
New Harbor
Fairfield
Capt. Peres
Sammel L. Preble
Waterville
A. Fereival Wyman
Horatio No Douglas
Dummer Street
Portland
Maine Central
Tortland
Fred C. Scribner
Arthur I. Pepper
Otis N. E. Card
Pepper
Mr. Card
Edward J. McMann
John S. Clancy
James BE. McLaughlin
Clancy
Zebedee KH. Cliff
New Orleans
Boston
Charlestown
Sedgwick Post
Red Men's Hall
Hazel McMann
Everett Doughty
Evelyn Hagget
Florence Hart
Thelma White
E. McMann
Childs
Tree Glee Club
Music Hall
Carrie Buck
George McPadden
Bert Cousins
James Watson
Theodore Larsen
Vernon Miller
Music teacher raps jazz in PTA address in Oak Street suit
Miss Flenner Christensen, supervising music in public schools, warned against ragtime and jazz in a North Center PTA talk at Oak Street parish house. She cited a child punished for saying gosh, admired natural themes in songs, and argued for nature and childlike topics over popular obscure slang. Mrs. Paul Dresser, president, endorsed the message and a nominating committee was named to report at the June 6 annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flenner Christensen
Oak Street
Christensen
Peggy O'Neil
Hortense
Younster
William OS. Newel
Daniel Dougherty
Seth S. Mayjlin
John A. Lord
John Oo. Burkhardt
Bath Members Attend Maine Eastern Star Meeting
Genesta chapter OES represented at the Grand chapter in Portland by over 30 members. Annette H Hooper of Biddeford resigns as first grand secretary after 30 years. she becomes grand secretary emeritus at a $5000 salary. New officers elected include Miss Mabel DeShon as retiring grand matron, Millward G Tatten as grand matron, Leslie Ames as grand patron, Isabelle Montgomery as associate grand matron, Albert Billings as associate grand patron, Emma Bodge as grand treasurer, Della Ohler as grand conductor, Julia Vickery as associate grand conductress. Remaining officers to be appointed today. Listed are numerous past matrons, conductresses, and officers as Genesta chapter members attended sessions once read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta
O.els
Maine
Order of the Eastern Star
Portland
Annette H. Hooper
Biddeford
Mabel 4. DeShon
Millward G. Tatten
B.C. Patten
Topsham
Leslie DD. Ames
Camden
Isabelle M. Montgomery
East Boothbay
Albert F. Billings
Kittery
Emma V. Bodge
Augusta
Della M. Ohler
South
Ada Deering
Annette Merrill
Sarah Shaw
Ada
Susan Quick Ruth
Grace Sampson
Martha
May Congdon Marshal
Della Randall
Lida Hoard
Alice Shackford
Jennie Webber
Elizabeth Jackson
Elen Sickle
Mila Sprague
Nellie Congdon
Lillius Larrabee
Madeline Robson
Henry Shaw
Roy Shackford
Edward W.sampson
Merton
Webber
Luther Thompson
John Conant
Maine Fisheries Creditors Meet in Bankruptcy Case
An informal meeting of creditors of the Maine Fisheries Corporation of Southport Harbor was held in Boothbay Harbor. Judge Cyrus R. Tupper, trustee, and creditors’ representatives discussed the company’s financial state and potential dividends, with an adjournment to a future call. The New Maine Fish Corporation plans to operate the plant after finalizing payments of about 37,000 dollars for the Maine Fisheries properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Fisheries Corporation
Soothbay Harbor
William T. Hall
Cyrus R. Tupper
Boothbay Harbor
Charles A. Knight
Will C. Atkins
Gardiner
Loring C. Ballard
George TD. Pastorians
Muscongus Lumber Co
Henry T. Phinney
New Maine Fish Corporation
Bath women urged to enroll before June primary
Nearly 1500 Bath women voters are listed with 1420 unenrolled for party preference. By Wednesday 53 had joined Republicans and about a dozen Democrats. Women may enroll at City Clerk Gilmore's office during hours to participate in the June 1 primary, viewed as a key precursor to September nominees. Mrs Jason A Merrill and daughters travel to Canton to visit her parents Rev and Mrs Frank Lamb with Mr Lamb accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Gilmore
Jason A. Merrill
Marie
Leah
Canton
Merrill
Frank Lamb
Lamb
City
City Chat Says Cleanup Day Still Needed in Back Yards
Local notices report Maine Central dredge car at the yard digging ashes near the roundhouse for removal. School children photographed at Morse High. Memorial day plans, election enrollment, ship repairs, and weather events populate Bath news with community updates and public notices.
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