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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1947

Page

8

Weekend events and residents noted in local notices

Miss Helen Cloutier of Auburn attended a home event at Mrs. Lee Bishop’s residence where she is a patient. Everett Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. George Yeaton returned from Massachusetts and Florida. Water Street to Norman Sedgley bought a Bath house planning to reside there. Mrs Louise’s winter with her son Leon Stewart ends with a Tuesday departure.

Weelie Grange Helen Cloutier Auburn Lee Bishop Mirtet Bonotiel Ville Everett Thompson George Yeaton Louise Leon Stewart

Needy fund drives aid and local notices fill Bath page

Funds requested by William Farr treasurer for a charitable drive. Local readings report donations of jigsaw puzzles from Mrs Eliza Knight of Westvary Connecticut and new books including Yellow Room and The Lady with Parasol. Community events mention PTA future drive, a birth at Auburndale, and frequent visits by residents. A fire alarm at Seguinland and local club activities are noted with social gatherings and church services.

William Farr Ami Eliza’ Knight Weretvary Conn Mary Roberts Elzabeth Corbett

Fire damages building owned by Walter E. Paid

A fire damaged a building owned by Walter E. Paid, with flames threatening several hundred dollars worth of paints and oil stored inside. Firemen and neighbors performed excellent work to control the blaze and protect nearby shade trees.

Wee Walter E Aetenis Mr. Reid Soe Patnah

Popham Beach visits and local social notes

Popham Beach residents and visitors are listed with relations to Bath and Parker Head. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wallace visiting Parker Head, Barbara Sprague of Yar mouth visiting Captain and Mrs Wal Saw a Say ih Sprague, and Elizabeth Oliver spending the weekend with grandson Willard Oliver in Bath. Crocuses bloom at a local residence despite a recent miniature snow storm. Stanley Hyde of Yarmouth spent the weekend at his Summer residence.

Sr Interac Tite Manea U. S. Coast Guard Clarence Wallace Popham Parker Head Arthur Harrington George Oliver Bath Willard Oliver Bailey Street Delia Morey Popham Road Bert Young Young Burt Morgan Walter Toothaker Barbara Barbara Sprague Yarmouth Wal- Saw Herbert Sprague Gail Oliver Popham Beach Elizabeth Oliver Walter Sprague John G. Morse John G. Morse IV Frances Jobr.g George Robert Robie East Andover N. H Elizabeth, Oliver Marion Cushing Frank Scott Stanley Hyde

Elford A.SO Taceioen Wins Championship

Spectators applauded a standout performance by Stover terrific Robert Small of North Grammar as he placed first. Second went to an unnamed athlete, who received a basketball, while bronze medals were awarded to the third, fourth, and fifth place winners.

Stover Robert Small North Grammar

Fires blaze near Seguinland injures building occupants

An early evening blaze at Seguinland damaged a building and endangered residents including Charles Cummings and Delain to Walter Reid. Five families escaped, and fire crews limited damage as the night wore on. Social events and local visits fill the town notes with brief mentions of guests and gatherings.

Milliken Reports Strong 1946 Results for Mutual Life Bath

Robert A Milliken of The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York at Bath states 1946 results were among the best. He notes dividends to policyholders for 1947 rose to 15820000 from 14834000 in the prior year.

Robert A. Milliken Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Bath

Average altitude of the 48 States around 2500 feet

The article notes the mean elevation of the contiguous United States is about 2500 feet above sea level. It discusses how elevation varies by region and hints at implications for climate and terrain.

States

Earle Richardson of Wiscasset Dies

Funeral services for Earle Richardson Sr. who died March 23 at his home on the old Bath road in Wiscasset were held March 26 at 4 p.m. at the First Congregational church. He left Earle Jr. from a first marriage and a sister Mrs. Walter H. Sherman of Wiscasset. He also leaves three others, including Mrs. Bernice Rehl.

Earle Richardson, Sr Old Bath Road Wiscasset First Congregational Church Earle, Jr Walter H. Sherman Bernice Reh

Miss Rich's Funeral Service Held

The funeral of Miss Odie M. Rich was conducted at the community chapel with friends and relatives in attendance. Pastor Williams officiated, and interment followed at Valley Grove Cemetery.

Blues lead Skibo League as score slump ends

Blues break 50 point season drought with a 1803 team total and 615 average as Savage, Tibbetts, and Perkins post high scorers. Reds and Whites follow with 1773 and 1737 totals while Moody hospital report notes Mrs. Charles Kenney of Goddard Street is a Memorial Hospital patient.

SKIBO Savage-Hughes- Williams Page Blues Reds Savage Tibbetts Perkins Hughes Merry A. Williams B. Savage E. Morse H. Drake R. Tibbetts H. Knight J. Burgess J. Perkins W. Atwood Dummies Charles Kenney Goddard Street The Memorial Hospital

Miss Odie M. Rich Dies at West Bath

Miss Odie M Rich longtime Bath resident dies after a brief illness aged she was born March 2 as daughter of the late Henry R and Ann Eliza Rich She lived with brother Harry J Rich and cared for by niece Mrs C S DePuy of Cambridge Mass The funeral was Tuesday at 2 pm from Mayo Funeral Home Surviving are brother three nephews and a niece The loss was noted as a life of service and memory of local families and schoolmates

West Henry R Ann Eliza Rich John Alden Harry J. Rich C. S. DePuy Cambridge Mass Odie Harry H. Walter Butler Bath Albert R. Butler Inglewood Calif Earl C. Butler Los Angeles DePuy Mayo Funeral Home

Mrs Alice Toothaker of Brunswick Dies After Illness

Mrs. Alice M. Toothaker widow of Robert A. Toothaker of Brunswick died in a Brunswick hospital Friday evening after a brief illness. A Bath native 68, she was daughter of Capt D M Humphreys and Mrs ert line A Humphreys and a Bath High School graduate. She lived on High street before marriage and later moved to Brunswick. Active in music in Bath and Brunswick, she attended St. Pauls Episcopal Church and worked at Memorial cres in Brunswick. Surviving: daughter Mrs Robert Harrington of Beverly Massachusetts a sister Miss Agnes W Humphreys and a brother Frederick W Humphreys. Funeral was held at St Pauls Brunswick Sunday at 2 30 p.m.

Roeal Mathlarch Y. A. Y. F. Society Bobby Aimerean Club Pecarena Sool Frire Soovalings Patricia McDermott Estes Vel Carves Camp Croft S. C Knox Fort Pickett England Italy Ui States Foe Dix N. J B. Capen Rebekah Augusta Maine Association of la Auxiliaries Patriarchs Milit Ioof Waterville Shirley Moore Iner General Hospital Chesta Street Oe Orig Brunswick Bodwell Small Point Alice M. Toothaker Robert A. Toothaker Bath Capt D. M Ertline A. Humphreys Bath High School High Street St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Memorial Cres Robert Harrington Beverly Mass Agnes W. Humphreys Frederick W. Humphreys St. Paul’s Church

Family obituary for Nathan E. Coffin recalls career at Times Company

Nathan E Coffin son of Nathan D and Rachel W Coffin dies after major operation at Memorial hospital following illness. A Maine National Guard veteran and former head pressman at the Times Company he had recently left the job printing department. Surviving are wife Belle Beals Coffin son N Elwood Coffin Jr a Worcester brother Frank P Coffin of Worcester and a niece Mrs Charles Price of North Hollywood California.

Nathan E. Coffin Coffin Nathan D Rachel Wetherbee Coffin Bete New York City Times Company Memorial Hospital Bath Maine National Guard Willian R. Kimball Belle Beals Coffin N. Elwood Coffin Frank P.coffin Worcester Mass Charles Price North Hollywood

Isaac M. Trufant Rites Held in Brunswick

Isaac Maxwell Trufant died in Brunswick Saturday born October 21 1872 in East Harpswell son of Samuel and Rebecca Mountford Trufant long time resident of Brunswick funeral service held Monday at Laws Funeral Brunswick with interment at Cranberry Horn nephews noted obituary records say.

Isaac Maxwell Trufant Brunswick East Harpswell Samuel Rebecca Mountford Trufant Laws Cranberry Horn Nephews

Mrs Ellen Reynolds Funeral at St Marys Church

The funeral of Mrs Ellen Mc Isaac Reynolds was held at St Marys Church with Rev Timothy C Maney officiating. Bearers were John Atwood, Clarence Atwood, Kerwin Butcher and Fabian Clement. Interment planned in the family lot at Oak Grove in the spring.

Ellen McIsaac Reynolds St. Mary’s Church Timothy C. Maney John and Clarence Atwood Kerwin Butcher Fabian Clement Oak Grove

Coffin Family From Worcester Reunites After Brother's Death

Mr and Mrs Frank C Coffin of Worcester Mass visit Mrs Nathan E Coffin of Park Street after the death of Nathan E Coffin, a brother, drawing family to the area for funeral rites and support.

Frank C. Coffin Worcester Mass Nathan E. Coffin Park Street Nathan E. Cof

Funeral services for Nathan E Coffin conducted at Curtis Home

The funeral of Nathan E. Coffin was held at the Curtis Home this afternoon conducted by Rev. Dr. David Wilson and Rev. Joseph C. Purdue. Honorary bearers were William A. Furber Irish Harry C. Webber B G Stetson Roy Jason A Merrill. Active bearers included Trueworthy Herman Kerwin Boucher and John man. Burial followed in the family lot at Oak Grove.

Nathan E. Coffin Curtis Home David. Wilson Joseph C. Purdue William A. Furber Harry C. Webber B G. Stetson Roy Jason A. Merrill Trueworthy Herman - Kerwin Boucher John Man Oak Grove

Maud M. Ball Funeral Held at Mayo Residence

The funeral for Miss Maud M. Ball was conducted Thursday afternoon at two o'clock by Rev. Wilfred Mulley at the Mayo Funeral Residence. Interment is planned for Oak Grove in the spring.

Maud M. Ball Mayo Wilfred Mulley Oak Grove

Levi D Spinney obituary notice in Bath Maine

Levi Daniel Spinney 1867– buried Maple Grove in Bath following funeral at Curtis Funeral Home. He worked as a caulker in Bath wooden shipyards and later as a doorman at the Bath Opera House. Funeral services are set for Thursday afternoon at two.

Levi Daniel Spinney Mas and Nases Spinney Mgs Bath The Department Bath Opera House Curtis Funeral Home Maple Grove

Area Rent Office Closure Notice

John J. Keegan announces the Area Rent Office will close to the public until Monday April 17 to finish the backlog of work from Kennebec and Knox counties. Only emergency phone calls should be made to the office during the closure.

John J. Keegan Area Rent Director Area Rent Office Kennebec Knox

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Auburndale Yarmouth Acadiy Harold Myers Quincy Harry Coyle Malden Randolph Albion Carr Herman Barter Vernon Gray Garfield Rackliff Micky Betty Industry Nora Hanna Walter Seguinland Hotel Ueses Brazil Rene Egg Seguinland Sion Charles Cummings Delain Reid Shanes Renee Iene Er Reid Symeee Joseph Frank Brown David Caroline Riverton Dorothy Stuart weRilla Wane Richmond Thomas Watson Good Neighbor Club of Five Islands Clifton Little Steret Maud Thayer Little Deer Isle N.Y John Blackie Elmer Palmer Melrose, Maas Earle Hagan Mae Hagan Lincoln Higgins Mr. Prescott Boston Ernest Heal Eens Horace Lee Philadelphia Jack Lee John Lee George Alderman Amherst West Georgetown George Willis Woolwich Fred Clark Mechanic Falls John D. Williams Sidney Dalais Brookline Agen Middle Hime Mary Clark Rockport Warren Allen Allen Roy Newman Her Evans Marius H. Page North Street Richardson Miss Rich Odie M. Rich Odie M West Bath Robert A. Er Nathan .E. Coffin Isaac M. Trufant N. E. Coffin Levi D. Spinney Georgetown Fred S. Curtis & Co Washington Street
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