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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1926

Page

4

Carey Announces Candidacy for Judge of Probate

John P. Carey of Bath seeks the Democratic nomination for judge of probate in Sagadahoc County. A lay school graduate and member of the Maine and Massachusetts bars, he argues the office requires legal training and vows to uphold justice, equality, and honesty against incumbent James S. Lowell.

John P. Carey Bath Maine Massachusetts Ile James S. Lowell Democratic Party Sugadahov Poam Boston Sath Sagadahoc County

Dr Boynton to Speak at Church Conference in Portland

Rev Nehemiah Boynton, pastor at large, long known in Bath, is one of several speakers at the State Conference of Congregational churches in Portland May 4 to 6. Sessions at St Lawrence Church and a youth program in City Hall feature Florence Hale and Abbott Smith. Boynton travels widely for Near East Relief and peace movements.

Nehemiah Boynton Five Islands Bath State Conference of Congregational Churches Vortland St. Lawrence Congregational Wright Memorial Oon Munjoy Hil City Hall State Street Florence Hale Augusta Abbott Smith Waterville Boynton Congregational Church of America The Near East Telief Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America World Movements For Peace

Former Bath Man Attempts Death by Own Action

Towed Within of Richmond formerly of Bath is in the hospital at Gardiner with no bullet wound in his beds. Mr. Witham was married to Miss Jennie Small of Richmond. A disagreement allegedly occurred and Mrs. Small left to stay with relatives. Friday night Mr. Witham called at the home, argued with Mrs. Witham, then shot himself with a revolver. Sheriff Messenger investigated. Witham was taken to Gardiner hospital by night train.

Richmond Bath Gardiner Mr. Witham Jennie Small LaForest Small Witham Coardiner Hospital Sudo Rlat

Bath Woman Linked to Governor King Wife Ring

Miss Marea D D Pochard of 30 Garden Street was accused of lending a diamond ring once owned by Mrs King wife of Governor King. The episode involved a missing engagement ring and concern over possession. The story notes local memory of the figures and the ring’s value amid social gossip.

Bath Marea Pochard Garden Street

Bragg Outlines Electricity At Bath Rotary Meeting

Bath Rotary heard Supt. Ralph W. Bragg of Central Maine Power Co explain electricity development and distribution in Maine. He described service area from East Orland to Yarmouth, the Halifax Winslow center, and Bath’s 38 000 to 2300 volt distribution, plus costs mainly in distribution and remarks on exporting power to spur growth.

Bath Edgecomb Yarmouth Bragg Halifax Winslow Fort Halifax Farmingdale Dresden Kennebec Tle Tne Central Maine Power Co Drags Maine Ile

Club Notes and Upcoming Events At Cosmopolitan Club

The luncheon moves to twelve to permit Alabauut Troubadours members to return to work after a hit minstrel show at the Cosmopolitan club. Directors vote to send President DPeastee and Secretary Passmore to the Manchester conference on April 7 and 28. The last dance and social of the season occurs at Masonic hall under club auspices. New officers Dr Co AL Peaslee and Edward W Bridghuim will be inaugurated next week.

Fred DD. Tom Cosmopolitan Club Eud Dpeastee Passmore Manchester N. HE Masonic Hall PW Stevens Boothbay Tarbor Kershner Co AL Peaslee Edward W. Bridghuim

Brunswick Golf Club Plans A Tournament

The Brunswick Golf Club expects seven entries for its annual Spring tournament set for Monday April 19 with prizes and play method unchanged. The Tarrier's Cup stays Portland if Portland wins again, prompting talk of a new cup. Entrants may reuse old receipts with no extra fee by April 16, and entries should note preferred playing times.

Brunswick Golf Club Portland Croeund John Baaier Brunswiel Tinteres Bud Steeudd

Personal notes from South Gardiner and area residents

Franklin Wright of South Gardiner plans a visit with his grandparents Me gil Mrs Joseph Thorlow on High Street. Mrs Wiha Mo Adams hosted a gathering at Western Avenue on Saturday evening with refreshments. Mrs Frank area. A woman returned Wednesday from South Bay Harbor where she had spent several days with her husband. She has spent months with Mrs Missa Munsey on High Street who was TV and returned Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Al Corliss of Turner Court spent winter in Florida and then at Valutka before leaving April 1.

Franklin Wright South Gardiner Gil Joseph Thorlow High Street Wiha Mo Adams Wetern Avenue Prank Southbay Harbor Missa Munsey Charles al Corliss Turner Court Florida Valutka Here John Holden Berlin R. A. Dickinson Raymond Rennell Alfred Lowell Dexter Charles Browne George Alfred Blodgett Wales Charles Lawlis Bartlett, N. HS Helen Britt Charles Hackett Lewis Little Newcastle Grange Silas Hamilton Gardiner Percy Whitmore Whitmore Fast Bowdeinham Randolph Sagadahee Fertilizer Co Eastern Star Norman Rowe Catherine Andros Dr. Cobb Sanford Village Lodge H. S. Dodge Augusta Henry Stachird Coo Paulinton Orone Vurinton Maine Seed Improvement Society

Minstrel Show Delights With Witty Performances

The Cosmopolitan club presented a lively minstrel show at Central church parish house attended by 200 or more. Young women played end men and chorus in blackface with bright songs and clever dances, featuring Miss Adelaide Boynton and Miss Catherine McAuslan in new roles and a strong performance by Miss Martha Barker as interlocutor.

Cosmopolitan Club Central Church Parish House Laecal Dramatics Adelaide Boynton Center Street Catherine McAuslan Martha Barker Boynton Florence Coss Genevieve Duprey Marian Hill Freeman Hazel Hartleb Deatrice Nores Ruth Field Berenice Quimby Margaret Daley Frieda Bagdikian MacAuslan Helen Vaurtwell Dorothy Welch Dorothy Davis Edna Biss Madelyn Rich

Florida Citizens Plan Visit to Maine

Acting on Governor Liewster’s invitation a Central Florida pilgrimage to Maine is being organized from Sanford. A. W. Tearman of the local Chamber of Commerce heads negotiations to depart this summer with delegates from various communities. The plan aims to foster friendly relations and exchange ideas on development and industry between Maine and Florida.

Liewster Maine Sanford Fla A. W. Tearman Chamber of Commerce Florida Pearman Chamber of Conaneree Yearman Sanford Sone Pearnay

Bowdoinham Leader Josiah M Fulton Dies at 73

Bowdoinham mourns the death of Josiah M Fulton at his home after a long illness from pneumonia. He was a carriage maker, charter member of Kennebec lodge K of P, and survived by a widow, daughter Edith Rowe, and a grandson. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev A W Wentworth officiating.

Josiah M. Fulton Mr. Fulton George Nancy Merrow Fulton Lewis M. Fulton Josiah Merrow Fulton Selwyn Kilby Thiusmore Drinkley George Brown Grutens Chester Jack Adolphus Gudgeen Earl Dougla Oris. Mahester Loraine Heenie Tetxy Rolifer Ida M. Fowle Winnifred Barrington Muriel Tibbetts Daniel Jaques Lewiston

Brunswick notes Easter bustle and local visits

Social rounds report visits by Mrs Rotheus and Retheus Douglas in Brunswick. Easter services and a church concert planned. Town life includes farm chores on Main street, poultry ventures, occasional street helpers, and a busy circuit of dances, dinners, and visits among families, with illness and a memorial death in the community.

Correction to Bowdeinham ship letter date

A correction notes that a previous issue misdated an old Bowdeinham letter about ships. The correct date reads 15, not 1ISS5, clarifying the historical shipping reference.

Bowdeinham

Easter Monday Ball by Senator Baxter Group at Music Hall

The Easter ball hosted by Senator Baxter's organization will be held Monday night at the Music Hall. The committee promises one of the largest Easter observances with a popular orchestra, favors, and novelties, with tickets available from Raater organization members.

Senator Baxter Music Hall Raater

Chryslers Triumph as Searsport Falls to Banger Chryslers

The Banger Chryslers defeated Searsport by 4 to 29 at Searsport after the Bath champions opened a lead. Magan starred with five field goals for the Chryslers as Bath fans followed the rapid action and cheered the stylish play.

Searsport Banger Chryslers Bath Collegians Magan Batc

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