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AUGUST BRINGSMORE COLONISTSsact1cljIcUvsvayrtv*crit11sJs\Yc(Continued from Page One)it is hoped they will come again to see MacMahan in the sunshine that is now brightening our days.Dr. and Mrs. Wesley P. Dunning ton, of Philadelphia, Penna., arrived yesterday to be at the Bates “Westcot for August. This is their first visit to Mac-Mahan.Rev. and Mrs. George St. John Rath-bun and daughter, Miss Mary C. Rath-bun, of Detroit, Mioh., left yesterday and MacMahan was indeed sorry to see them go. Mr. Rathbun conducted the services at St. Cuthbert's chapel last month much to the pleasure of the congregation. Miss Rathbun deserved credit for her enthusiasm and success as a member of the Entertainment committee of the Cottagers’ Association.Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sauerbrey, of New Rochelle, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Terry, of Larchmont, N. Y., were week end guests at the Seal and Porpoise, while visiting their children at Camps Allenook and Allenoll.Miss Alice D. Snyder, professor of English at Vassar college in Poughkeepsie. N. Y„ arrived yesterday for a visit with her brother, Prof. Edward D. Snyder, and his family at the Allen cottage.Miss Mary Alison Beatty, of Meriom, Penna., who was visiting Miss Carol Snyder, of Haverford. Penna., left last Saturday to visit other friends down east before returning to her home.John K. Dec and young brother, Horace, left Monday for their home in Bryn Mawr, Penna. They had been here j I for a week, staying at their grand- f mother's cottage on Fox Island.With much surprise. MacMahan greeted Mrs. Charles Y. Fox, of Ardmore, Penna., last Thursday and regretted to see her go Sunday night, t She was a guest of Miss Lillian Wheel- , i er of New York City, and it was her 11 first visit to the island for three or four 3 years during which time she has been greatly ihissed.Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Nealley, of j New York City, arrived Saturday and are to be with us for a week, staying at the comfortable log cabin at the north end.Bishop Paul Jones, of Chicago, Til., arrived yesterday with his wife and will i J be at the Lee cottage Treetop for the month of August. He will have charge ji of the services at the chapel.Miss Marie Doughten, of Philadelphia. Penna , arrived »*Monday for a week’s visit with Miss Mary M. Rogers, of Montreal, Que Miss Doughten is another oldtimer here who has been lt;absent for several years.Mrs. Elizabeth Cowden, of Andover, I Mass.. was the guest of Miss iRebeccah Taft, over the week end.Prof. and Mrs. Bradley F. Stoughten, of Bethlehem, Penna.. visited Mrs. Benjamin T. Bjxx'k. of 'New Haven, Gonn., last week end. Prof. Stoughten, who iaIrici\cllt;1
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Bath Independent
Bath, Maine, US
Thu, Aug 03, 1939
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