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ay atBATH LODGE ELKSiALEGIVE FINE PARTYin in 11 the t he(Continued from Page One)n j At eleven all the party worn hark in0,11 a tin* armory ami Kxalted Uuler StanleyDrown gave tin* 11 oVlork toast so wrll known to Klks all ovrr tin* worhl. 'This was an imprrssivr scene. 'Tin* hall was oup.it lt;la rk e ned, tin* chick illuminated amistruck II. As tin* last stroke sounded 1,1 ' | Mr. Drown gave tin* toast, all Klks standing. ami John Drown sanp Auhl Lanp'1 ‘Paii. s\ nr in his stronp haritonc voice. Guests^ | applauded.Ihtnrinp was to end at PJJiO hut tin* Klks are sports and ordered the orchestra Io i** to ida\ until one. At that hour, mnnvi i 1 •1 I* dancers remaining and thorouphly enjoying themselves, the committee againI hadaw nv.t heirled atwork | ordered the orchestra to continue and not11ore.rIt tht pearty irancerienUlto the aims. lUhc*.ff. wdcn.. foruav noninp and he madeThe 1grees euntil 1J10 was tin* good-night wait/.saf«*iy played.fri»e committee who had charge of allagain arrangements were: Honorary chairman, a null Mayor Charles II. Cahill; general ehair-them i,ia11, James Paul Meepan; reception oom-* K,Vr mittee. Sta:ile\ M. Drown. A. A. Percy,| Judge J. J. Keegan. J. Kdward Drake,‘‘s *H‘- Herbert S. Harris, Dr. Maxwell Powers,111 I*- Dr. \V. K. Howe, Dr. (\ A. Peasleo,guide Daniel Dougherty and W illiam M. Adams;h men J tickets, A. K. Desmond, 11. C. IVloxsom.John A. t.egro, Fred P. Gilboy, Lucius Le.Mont. Nelson, L. Jackson; house, Francis D. Torrey, Jr.. Carlton Dradley, Fred Durke, .fames P. Ledyard, K. A. J Troop, L. Kugene Thebeau, George A.Churchill; refreshments, W\ A. Darker. Walter V. Cummings, John D. Drown,•Initios S. Doherty; decorations, in addition to the meu already named who■Lirimmml arinnry hall. C.L A. IVArc.V. Ar-thur A. Drown, James Uoyal and GeorgeLINSKallin an.nicmherCroix,morningkazin, ( hoate,ler, Cha :hi. No(1 eorgeson, Jr.WimmeiBATHKalplconipanchildrenFrida v hoa. Paemployi of tin* j.Mank, \m il it a rvmate intimes aPJPJ uihut thrsays itto getSpring with hi?RED r«IrkAlonzo K. Donnell who has moved on tin* former Crosby farm on tin* Lover'sretreat road which he purchased from the Murphy estate has made good progre lt;s in his spring planting. The farm is a well known one and Mr. Donnell is planningSa sa i last w of Natsion JiannualTheand wi being p The the Pa F rent cated aloO meAideman of
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Bath Independent
Bath, Maine, US
Thu, May 26, 1921
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