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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althea
D. A. Merry Song
W. A. C. Rogers
J. F. Upton
Martha Rogers
Rebecca Bowker
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David Leroy Black
Clara Coombs
Harold T. Bibber
Miss Coombs
Frances Weeks
Dorothy Higgins
Frances Moses
Helen Moses
Helen Trott
Down River
Rupert Baxter
Mary
Lydia
Mere Point
Edward Carter
Government Forestry Department
Harvard Forestry School
Cambridge
Petersham
Mass
Eliza Ethel Bruce
Charles Anton Keucher
Barnarbor
Elizabeth Bruce
Washington Street
Omar W. Folsom
Eleanor Brace
Niagara Falls
Saint Lawrence — River
Keucherla
Elizabweth Hynce
Hath High School
Brown University
Bar Harbor
Keucher
Detth
Mainstreet
Riverside
Weventh
Edward Sewall
Pawling School
Dutchess County
N. Y
Mr. Brown
Charles Woodbury
Auburn
Grace Barclay
Milan
Tufts College
St. Mary's School
Humber
By el
Ues
Ernest A. Allan
John A. Morse
Harry C. Webber
Anna Palmer
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
Skowhegan
Allan
Coburn House
Edith S. Shepard
Bethany Church
George Merriam
Charles F. Flagg
Henry Blanchard
Mark Twain
Charles Zeublin
Eben F. Couah
America
Methodist Church
Sheepscat
Kennebe
Hanover
Dartmouth College
Joseph Torrey
George , Spinney
Henry (. Wright
Bali
Naghooring
Tonn- Steinnes and Sone
Frank Smith
Washington
Denny Miumphrexy
Deste
Mark
Beche
Stanley Souree
Medford
Beebe
Harry Day
Wilmineni
Del
Charles H. Walston
Prawnwer
Hyworth League
Benton Street
Lees and
Ecandica
Bath Marine Haad
Frank Bergin
Pinceton
Oath
Thomas Winchall
Orr's Island
Blanche Metcalfe
Episcopal Board of Missions
Women's Auxiliary
Rey
Culbert McGay
Yonkers
Wesley Methodist Church
Horatio Duncan
Sabine
Winneganee
Miss Brennan
Lowell
John Payne
Brookline
Liverpool
Ivernia
Marcia Stinson
Woolwich
Caroline Trott
South End
Jane Cushing
Edmund P. Briggs
Wilber G. Cahill
Martha Foote
Bailey's Island
Upper High Street
Mary Baxter
Marion Hill
Henrietta Rogers
Mary Mussenden
H. H. A. Beach
Elmhurst
Extase
Jepthah
Avon Town
Fies Aid Women
Jane Murphy
Georgia
Old Ladies’ Home
George C. DeMott
Central Church Choir
Edith Cochran
Jackson College
Griffiths
San Francisco
Small Point Club House
E. O. Cutler
Merrymeeting Bay
Byron Barker
Harold Bibber
Durham
N. Gratz Jackson
Acacia Lodge
E. 8. Crosby
Marine National Bank
Lucius Tuttle
Maine Central Railroad
Charles 8. Mellen
New York, New Haven and
Hartford
Boston and Maine
Promore Grange
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Myti
Fanny Merry Agnes Cutting
George Weston
Bessie Dickinson