Poultry Demonstration at Dingley Farm Aids Local Farmers
County Agent Eastman and Poultry Specialist Wilbur of Orono conducted an egg packing and marketing demonstration at William M. Dingley's Brunswick road farm to inform Richmond area farmers. The report also lists numerous local residents and visitors in town happenings and obituaries including Willard M. Holman who died of double pneumonia on Beach Street and Asa H. Yeaton's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman
Wilbur of
Orono
William Dingley
C. A. Eastman
O. M. Wilbur
William M. Dingley
Brunswick Road
Town Folio of Local Visits and Departures
Augusta and town residents share a weekend of visits and travel. Notables include Ira Burke and Clarence Peacock in Augusta. Miss Beatrice Card returns to Cambridge. Thomas Gearrey from New York stops in town. Miss Elizabeth Damond from Boston teaches at the high school. G C Mariner visits Augusta. Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Libby return from Ovone. Philip LeBlanc funeral attendees in town. Local residents move between homes and towns, with several relatives and students visiting or traveling.
Baxters Win First Place In Bath Interclub League
The Bath Interclub league crowned Bath Veterans Firemen's association known as the Senator Basters as champions. Bath camp Modern Woodmen of America finished second ahead of Sagadahoc council Knights of Columbus. Last year’s champions Buth aecre of Eagles, Roland H. Smith post American Legion and Winneganee Community Club trailed in order. Final standings show Woodmen 37 wins 21 losses, Knights 37 23, Eagles 35 25, Legion 23 31, Winneganee 21 37. The Eagles edged the Woodmen at the season’s end with a 60 to 40 percent showing on the final Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Veteran Firemen's Association
Senator Basters
Bath
Bath Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Sagadahoc Council
Knights of Columbus
Buth Aecre
Eagles
Roland H. Smith
American Tegion
Winneganee Community Club
Modern Woodmen
Woodmen
Bathmen
Bath Interclub
Eagles Woodmen
Cribbage
A. J. Gallant
R. Boyce
L. W. Ham W. Gallant
Martin Higgins
L. Roberts Toothaker
Woolwich Gossip Includes Visits and Republican Candidate
Miss Sarah Bagley returns from a long stay in Toston while Miss Florence Baker enjoys a two week vacation at home. Mrs. Edith Martin hosts the Lilly family gathering, and Georgia Baker visits Nellie and Agnes Lilly. Perley Siegars, George Allen and Cora Lowe join city social rounds as Charles Lilly recovers. Colton Council of Belfast seeks a legislature seat and attends the Republican state convention in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bagley
Toston
Florence Baker
Edith Martin
Charles Lilly
Georgia Baker
Nellie
Agnes Lilly
Morris Colby
Richard Colby
Perley Siegars
Jh. C. Martin
George Allen
Cora Lowe
Easter Observed at First Baptist with Two Programs
Georgetown reports Easter services at First Baptist Church featuring a Sunday School program and an evening song alogue. The event showcased young performers under Mrs. K. E. Billings and Mrs. Josie Williams with Earl Hagan and other leaders, plus Easter decorations by Mrs. William Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
KE. DB. Billings
Josie Williams
Earl Hagan
Earle Hagan
Thomas Hagan
William Todd
E. P. Kimball
Dorothy Hagan
Christ
Dorothy Hagub
Lewis Kimball
Oewss
Roger Oliver
Howard Kimball
Wayside Cross
Teritition
Arthur Delano
Elwyn Kimball
WxarCin
Biniss Gee
Little Boys
Tecutton
Althea Loveitt
Ixereine
Ie Odin Tt
Splendid Concert at Corliss Street Church
A splendid program was held at the Faster concert in Corliss Street Church Sunday night with floral decorations for the sick parishioners. The junior department sang Easter in the Garden between parts and a varied program followed featuring recitations dialogues and songs by Mrs Chaney Mrs Preble and Misses Coombs Fielding Wright Munsey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street
Brversition
Bord sPrivety
Voice of Jesus
Curtis Pearson
Wallace Sheddon
Franklin Hallowell
Amanda Munsey
Beatrice Goddard
Helea Hilowell
Phyllis Wright
Carolyn Sant
Eleanor Coombs
Tsatelle Puidoy
Irene Coombs
Carolyn Vphint
Mildred Hunt
Harry McIntire
Silas Plant
Clarence Eaton
Cornelius Brewster
Morse High to Lose Captain Ted Veilleux to Lewiston
Morse High will miss captain elect Ted Veilleux who moves to Lewiston. Veilleux has starred as a backfield man for three years and played on Morse’s baseball team. Lewiston officials expect him to be a strong addition to their football squad. Also noted are Frederic Drake and Jo Phillips of Andover Academy and Fred Teeling’s Portland business trip after Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Ted Veilleux
Elec
Lewiston
Ted S
Morse
Ome
Veilleux
Lewiston High Eleven
Fine Easter Services at the First Baptist
Elm Street Baptist Church held two well attended Easter services with seven youths baptized during the evening rite. S. A. Evans officiated both services, and the morning program featured prayers, readings, hymns, anthems, and a sermon on the resurrection. the evening included a baptism and a Holy City praise service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street Baptist Church
S. A. Evans
Evans
Hossuna
David Ceeees Waller Shawkey
Holy City
Gladys M. Yegard
Jesus
Five Islands Community Notes and Obituary Highlights
Social events at the Grange hall benefit the church with ice cream and cake sales netting 8.20. Mrs. T. W. Blaisdell returns from Portland after five weeks with Miss Ida Oliver. Driscoll family mourns as Dr. Daniel Driscoll dies in Jacksonville, Florida at 86. He leaves widow, a son, and siblings. funeral held in Bath with many associations represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Grange Hall
Loyal Patriots class hosts pleasant evening and baseball plans
The Loyal Patriots class of Corliss Street church met Tuesday night at the church with magician TBheckstone Jr entertaining the boys. Merritt Mitchell was chosen manager for a future baseball team and captaincy to be decided after organization. Mrs Martha Dew visits Wiscasset and Miss Mamie Quirk visits Miss Margaret Tracey at 86 Russell street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street Church
Tbheckstone, Jr
Sath
Clackstone, Jr
Merritt Mitchell
Mamie Quirk
Wokland
Margaret Tracey
Russell Street
Personal notes from Bath residents list travels and school returns
Mrs John MeInones died Tuesday in Portland. John MeInnes resumes studies at Bowdoin after Easter with his mother Mrs John Melones of Washington Street. Miss Doris Brown at Brown University Providence SA returns from Spring vacation. Mrs W H Crooker left for Fairfield sanatorium, accompanied by her husband and Miss Marion Bowie. John Hayes Jr returns to Providence College after Spring vacation with parents. Blair Wilson returns to University of Maine after holidays with Rev and Mrs David L Wilson. Mrs William Sheldon returns from Boston with son attending Bentie School of Pingnee. Capt Wengy W Butler returns from Republican State Convention in Portland. Mrs Butler accompanied him. Evangeline Haines and Viola Hogan plan April 19 departure for Washington DC for three weeks sight-seeing. They will visit Hogan’s brother Dr Fremont Hogan in Springfield MA on return. Mrs J W W Tillinghast of Massachusetts is familiar to Bath. TL M White returns from Chicago meeting of National Canners Association. Mrs White joins in Boston. Mrs White visited Mars, Soward Guild, classmate at Vassar. Mrs Charles I Plaisted hosted Winter Street class at 33 Park Street with a supper and games after. Attendees Priscilla Hodge, Agatha Lennox, Ethel Truse, Emma Harvey, Evelyn Lightbody, Lillian Little, Helen Merrill, Marion Whitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John MeInones
Portland
John MeInnes
Bowdoin College
John Melones
Washington Street
Doris Brown
Irown University
Providence
W. H. Crooker
Fairfield
Wilbur I L. Crooker
Marion Bowie
John Hayes, Jr
Butler
Vortland
Evangeline Haines
Viola Hogan
Washington, D. C
Ethel Truse
Emma Harvey
Evelyn Lightbody
Lillian Little
Helen Merrill
Marion Whitten
Easter Concert Shines at People's Church
People's Church Sunday school presented a fine Easter concert with attractive floral decor. A long list of performers and readers featured songs, recitations, solos, and choral numbers under the guidance of committee members led by Mrs. Marie Colby and Fred Bragg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Church
People’s Church Sunday School
Marie Colby
Mars
Fred Bragg
Harriett Leonard
Sasapsteinee School
Bath Y M C A Twilight League Eyes Early Meeting
Bath Y M C A twilight league officials and team representatives plan an early week meeting to secure teams outline a schedule and strengthen the league constitution. Public invitation expected. last year’s four teams likely to return amid a tight championship race and strong local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Y. M. C. A
Bath
Bath Yma.a
Norris Announces Candidacy for Sheriff Nomination
Former Deputy Sheriff John A. Norris declares his bid for the Republican sheriff nomination in the Jane Primaries, issuing a letter to the Independent dated Rath April 6, 1926, seeking support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Norris
Independent
Valitor
Rath
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Richmond
Ada Anderson
Alice Hodge
Ruth Curran
Bernice Chase
Evelyn Douglass
Donald Foster
Laura Grondin
Genevieve Joy
Lawrence Lancaster
Kenneth James
Barbara Douglas
Jackson Quinnam
Mildred Teedle
Marion Blair
Edna Chase
Mearl James
Paul Given
Gerald Grondin
Charles Pushard
Merilna Sidelinger
Harry Curran
White Road
Willard M. Holman
Beach Street
George F
Hannah (Pease) Holman
Sle
Vbaptist Church
Frank I. Dresser
Cotton's Cemetery
Lavina I. Holman
Lilith Lord
Doris Holman
Roland M
Willard R
Frank A. Holman
R. A. L. Colby
Gardiner
Virginia
Edward Maunsir
Herbert Munsir
Frances Carleton
Caroline Carleton
Lincoln Rittall
Jessie James
Dresden
Brunswick
George J. Lothrop
Harold Avegill
Mt. Pleasant
Ife
Dbeston
Lothrop
Masonic Lodge
Bowdoinham
Florence G. Maxwell
Lillian Hill
PL AS Vannah
Winchester
Maass
Charles Vannah
Dine Grove Cemetery
Waterville
J. Ki. Clifford
Leon Datehelder
Paul
North St
Maine
Kennebec Greenhouses
Bowdeinham
Daniel Stewart
Ira Burke
Clarence Peacock
Augusta
Chester Lord
Libby House
Lillian Johnson
Chestnut Street
Beatrice Card
Cambridge
Mass
Charles Blair
Thomas Gearrey
New York
Freeman Mosher
Weeks’ Mills
Herbert
Walter Baker
Napoleon LeBlanc
Rumford
Blair LeBlanc
Roxbury
Philip LeBlanc
John Turner
Alton Johnson
Presque Isle
Chesterford
Raymond Holman
Drewer
William M. Holman
Elizabeth Damond
Boston
Beatrice Kelley
G. C. Mariner
Raymond Libby
Ovone
Nellie Thomas
Gerald O'Neil
Boston University
James Dechan
St. John's Academy
Danvers
Baxters
Bath Aerie of Eagles
R. Linekin
Avery J. Crane
W. Cotresu
T. McMann J. Hagan
M. Oliver IV
Stover
James Doyle C
DO Nelson
Amos Perry George Moods
Jeanms
Knights
SHG
Winneganee
Eal
Woolwich
Colton Council
Belfast
Mary H. Bruce
Marshall Avenue
Bruce
Georgetown
Alfred Rowe
Élayses
Fountain of Youth
Stoward Ueald
Dora Mains
Charles Mains
Terman Sallett
Ora Hallet
Parker Head
First Baptist Parsonage
PL Kimball
Walker Ulead
Marie Hagan
J.red Tobey
George VF. Oliver and Sons
Willard
Roger
C. N. Hinckley
Sagadahoe Bay
H. F. Hunt
Frank Heald
City Hospital
George Gray
Alton Reed
Five Islands
Georgian M. R. Walker
David Gibbons
Robinhood
Ralph Reynolds
Charles Bartlett
Rapheal Rowe
Ek. C. Wiggins
John EE. Oliver
Frye
Jennie Todd
Lisbon
Arthur L. Todd
T. M. Hagan
Earle Wagan
Ida Lewis
W. CC
Todd
Melrose Highlands
Roscoe I. Todd
Asher Marr
Marrtown
Vassalboro
David Standish
Gilbert
Marshall Stevens
Edgar Warren
Frederick Drake
Phillips Andover Academy
Frederick EK. Drake
Fred LB. Teeling
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First Baptist
Messrs
Hooker, Holbrook, Stuart and Crosby
Eecep Tar
Tarelsnis Harden Conant Syma
Tra
Wilson
L. H. Rowe
T. W. Blaisdell
Ida Oliver
Melvin Harford
Pine Island
WH. Rowe
MacMahon Island
James M. Stevens
Bath City Hospital
Henry Rowe
Old Town
Sunshine Committee
J. T. MacMahon
William Tbelanger
Waldoboro
Karl
Forest Hanna
Bay Point
Charles Hanna
Hr. W. Howard
J. G. Jewe
Chester, MacMahan
Alice Walker
Central Church
David L. Wilson
J. T. MacMahan
Drummond
Arowsie
Willian Holland
Daniel Driscoll
Jacksonyville
Fla
Angina Peetoris
Driscoll
Claremont
Vic
Dr. Driscoll
Winthrop
Iran
C. P. Hannaford
Gilson
Lelen A. Loring
Tenrietta Arey Tinscoll
Eve Brother
DL FL Driscoll
Philadelphia
Morris Hl ‘Park
Williston
Echaved
Porthind Medical Association
State and County Medical Association
Cortland Club
Masons
Winthrop Club
Reviewers’ Club
Kerorarr
N. M. Marshall
Stanley V. Warren
Herbert Twitchell
Charles Foster
Ralph Davis
Frank Stevens
Arthur Pryor
William Marr
Manfred Miller
Nora Marr
Arthur Berrys
Salem
Esther Worthing
Damariscotta
Alonzo Thibedeau
Martha Dew
Wiscasset
Kuppenheimer
John J. Desmond
House of Kuppenheimer
Robert Cressey
John Marks, Jr
Alice Stover
Margaret Gallagher
Charles Bracca
Martha Stilphen
Thelma Collar
Artic Brskellement
Katherine Robinson
Pauline Russell
Eriy
Stanley Cressey
Carl Hamilton Rug Eipagro
Virginia Rines
the Master Angel
Ethel Seavey
Cynthia Chaney Kree
Alice Coleman Ree
Stanley Coleman
Gwendolyn Leonard Ree
Gertrude Spraguelkee
Hazel
Hazel Pendleton
Uuer
Geneva Chaney Ree
Earl Harford
Laura Pushartd
Cperdee
Thela Richards
Ernestine Pendleton
Gwendolyn Leonard Soloweet
Ethel Leavey
Gertrude Leavitt
Florence Anderson
Seng
W. S. Russell
Center St
United States
Atlas Assurance Company, Ltd
London
England
Holyoke Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Apar AB Srates
AS. B. Payson
Bath Twilight League
Norris
Arthur J. Dunton
Detroit Fidelty & Surety CO
Detroit
Mic
Bank Bhesese
Nssers Ee Seus
Intasda
GOSS
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