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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1910

Page

6

Surprise sixteenth birthday party for Loyal Sewall opens Bath society notes

A youth party staged by the Taukantter Club surprised Loyal Sewall on his sixteenth birthday with gifts and dancing. The event included a cake, ice cream, fruit punch, and a Virginia reel. The column also lists numerous local social events, meetings, and travels of Bath residents, with weddings, engagements, and club activities noted among various families and guests.

Sewall Taukantter Club Benjamin Greene Brunswick Belle Smith May Potter Lida Baker Annie Johnson Isabelle Forsaith Katherine Melcher Greene Boston Bath James P. Webber Phillips Academy Exceter Samuel Dayton Cushing Toledo Green Street

Bath social season spans bridge to music and a Brunswick wedding

Mrs. Sewall hosted three bridge tables for Mrs. John Bradley of Montclair while Bath hosted visitors including Hon. Hyde and Arthur Hyde from Moosehead fishing trip, and famed pianist Mrs. Beach. A Gilbert mansion wedding united Eleanor Starec beniepe Dunlap and Stephen Ellison with out of town guests from Philadelphia New York and Richmond.

George E. “Hughes Bath MacMahan’s Eleanor Leydon Bath City Hospital Galen C. Moses Weir N. H Bowdoin College Melcher Laconia Gladys Parker Percival Safford Rochester Popham Oscar Sewall New York Sewall Europe Ruth Stoddard Boston Blanche Matthews Mendelssohn Club Brunswick W. R. Chapman Wortsmouth Tennessee Helene Moody Portland George Landenburger United States Navy Mixa Moody Fogg Evelyn Floxs Tone Robinson Hale Moody Helen Spinney May Spinney George Spinney the Inn Margaret Foote Eleanor Percy Alice Varney Elizabeth Webber Spires Philadelphia Pinkham Kelley Los Angeles Wiscasset Miss Webber Chase Marcia Richardson William Ballou Orono University of Maine Loyall Sewall Campbell Keiser South Norwalk Conn Westminster School Camden Minnie White Carolyn Moses Rockland Georgia Duncan Thousand Islands Laselle Amory Houghton Harold M. Sewall Halifax Corbin Patten Wasington Katherine Payne Lafayette Edward Kimball Lucy Kimball Frederick Drake and Son Molly Gibbons Benjamin Plummer John Eardley Montclair N. J Charlotte Meeker Samuel 8. Sewell Stanford Moses Frank Calloway Brushwood Norfolk Atlanta Samuel S. Sewall John Bradley Montclair Thomas W. Hyde John C. Phillips Beverley John Providence John W. Ballou Bangor Gilman Eleanor Starec Beniepe Edward Augustus Dunlap Stephen Adolphus Ellison Richmond Dunlap Capt John Dunlap David Dunlap Charles J. Gilman John H. Quint Congregational Church Sigma Theta Society Belle Smith James W. Sharpe Ellison Frederick D. Mount Agnes Lee Dunlap New York City Robert P. Dunlap Lansdowns Edward Dunlap Adolphus Ellison Martha Ellison Sharpe Snelling Virginia Louise Malley John McKay A. G. Brown Brockton Brown Sue Winchell Ogunquit Sparhawk Hall Horace Burroughs Horace Baltimore

Bath residents head to colleges and local life notes

Bath students prepare for September departures with many names headed to Bowdoin Princeton Dartmouth and prep schools plus the Gorham Normal School and Simmons Smith and Wellesley. Local social events include visits, aviation meet attendance, and seasonal inn closing announcements.

Bath Bowdoin Stanley Pierce Fred Lord Philip Cole Donald Sewall Paul Wing Walter Brown Arthur Pratt Alan Cole Leonard Gibson Warren Hawley Princeton Harry Morse Dartmouth Raymond Trott Simmons College Boston Marion Parker Smith Marion Freeman Wellesley Eleanor Leydon Ida Kimball Grace Lightbody The Gorham Normal School

Promore Grange Evening Program Notes

The reading lists an instrumental music segment by Althea Cutting and others, a reading by Martha Rogers, songs by W A C Rogers and the Grange Choir, and a question on fall versus spring plowing opened by J F Upton. It includes stories recitations and multiple performers such as Rebecca Bowker and Agnes Cutting.

Althea D. A. Merry Song W. A. C. Rogers J. F. Upton Martha Rogers Rebecca Bowker

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