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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1930

Page

7

Old Age Pension Tied to Labor Age Limit Debate

Commissioner of Labor Charles O Beals told the Kennebec Ministers Association in Hallowell that continuing to fix lower age limits for industrial workers could drive old age pension legislation. He linked 40 to 45 year caps with limited reemployment, urged safety and accident prevention, and noted Workmen's Compensation costs and 1929 accident figures.

Charles O. Beals Kennebec Ministers’ Association Hallowell House Senate Smith Skowhegan Maine Beals

Commercial Club Monthly Meeting at Morse High School

The Morse High School Commercial Club held its monthly meeting in the gym Monday evening led by president Edith Gotte. Christine Higgins was elected secretary. A skit featured Frank Harvie, William Gove, Edith Gotte, Pauline Burden, and Eunice Hanscom with vocal and violin solos by Kathleen Leonard and Ada Greenblatt. Refreshments were served by Carolyn Moody and others. Mrs. Charles W. Clifford and Mrs. Arthur J. Dunton returned from Boston after a few days with relatives.

Commercial Club Morse High School Agnes M. Fahey Patricia Smith Errol Baker Edith Gotte Christine Higgins Josephine Easley Frank Harvie William Gove Pauline Burden Eunice Hanscom

Richmond Residents and Visitors Noted in Town News

Richmond notes list numerous visitors from Gardiner Portland and Augusta, with locals and relatives arriving for gatherings, speaking engagements, and family events. Highlights include high school speakers, honor roll names, church activities, and a funeral for Henry M Smith. illness and travel mark a busy period in Richmond society.

Nomination Papers Filed for County Offices in Augusta

Three Bath candidates submitted papers for county positions on Wednesday in Augusta. Sheriff Henderson seeks renomination on the Republican ticket along with County Attorney Ralph O. Dale and J Horace McClure for county commissioner. Chester C. Aderton of 62 Bedford Street is rumored to oppose Sheriff Henderson in the June Republican primary.

Bath Sheriff Henderson Ralph O. Dale J. Horace McClure Chester C. Aderton Bedford Street Albert Henderson Aderton Wilbur C. Oliver

Bates Student Hazel Wakefield Vacations in Bath

Personal notes list Hazel Wakefield Morse 23 of Bates College Lewiston spending her Spring vacation in Bath. Theodore Pease of Mechanic Street returned Saturday from Portland on business. John Houghton of Washington Street spent Sunday in Boothbay Harbor with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Sewall.

Hazel Wakefield Morse Bates College Lewiston Bath Theodore Pease Mechanic Street Portland John Houghton Washington Street Boothbay Harbor Joseph T. Sewall

Passion week noted in Georgetown and Five Islands churches

The two Georgetown and Five Islands churches observe the nineteenth hundredth anniversary of Passion week with Palm Sunday sermons titled The Triumph of Jesus and Union services nightly at 7 30 p m led by Rev. Howard P Jett from Bath. Gift Sunday in Sunday school to give presents to each attendee. Local social notes mention congregants, visits, and community events including a Grange supper and attendance at nearby Bath.

Georgetown Island Howard P. Jett the Nazarene Church Bath

Dike School PTA Hosts Kitchen Shower for New Community House

At a Wednesday meeting in the Dike School teachers room, the PTA and school nurse Mrs. R. Clinton McFadden presented a kitchen shower for the association’s new community house at 13-15 Oliver Circle. The opening card party is set for April 11. Donations of chairs and tables are requested, with Mrs. Scott Golder handling pickups.

Dike School P.T.A Dike R. Clinton McFadden Oliver Circle Warren Hawley Bath Maine Association Scott Golder Raymond Powers Card Party Elmer Sidelinger Fred Kittridge

Mrs Berry Funeral Service Held In Bath

Nellie M. Berry wife of Arthur M. Berry died recently. Funeral Wednesday afternoon at Curtis funeral home with Rev. Kenneth M Morse of the First Baptist church officiating. Bearers: Winfield Groves Ralph Legard Clifton W Tedford and Albert B Tedford of Brunswick. Burial at Oak Grove. H O Trowbridge chief engineer Bath Iron Works Corp drives a new Chandler sedan.

Nellie M. Berry Arthur M. Berry Curtis Funeral Home Kenneth M. Morse First Baptist Church Winfield Groves Ralph Legard Clifton W. Tedford Albert B. Tedford Brunswick Oak Grove H. O. Trowbridge Andrews Road Bath Iron Works Corp Chandler

Peerless Casualty Company Asset Report Keene N H

Asset figures dated December 31 1929 show mortgage loans stocks and bonds cash in office and bank totaling 574020.37 with admitted assets 570806.41 after deducting non admitted items Unearned premiums 50215.70 net unpaid losses 39500.23 other assets 2500.00 liabilities include agents balances 8149.12 and total liabilities and admitted assets match 570806.41. Signed by F W Hump Bath Maine with date 10-17-24.

Peerless Casualty Company Keene Seadele Apital Peeriine F. W. Hump Bath Maine

Robinhood and Bath News Mix Local Happenings

Community notes report visits and guests from Robinhood to Bath, census work by Pred Carr of Five Islands, and social events. Birthday observance for Miss Georgie Knight at W C Todd’s. funerals for Clara Williams of Middleboro. church services and Easter programs planned by First Baptist. Local roads work, quarry staffing, and travel between towns also noted.

MacMillan plans Iceland trip and Alaska voyage details

M MacMillan and Bowdoin crew prepare for Arctic expedition with Second Mate Kenderson and Dr. William Thomas aboard. Bowdoin will undergo drydock at Boothbay Harbor, adding bunks and converting storage hold to a cabin, while a new rudder replaces the damaged one. Hawaii welcomes the explorer with eager lectures planned for Honolulu schools next year.

Ice Frank Kenderson Provincetown Bowdoin William Thomas Chicago MacMillan Thomas Southport Boothbay Harbor Baffin's Land Hawaii Honolulu Eugene F. MacDonald MacDonald

Little Dorothy Barnes Dies After Wish to Reach Heaven

Five year old Dorothy Barnes, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Sylvester W. Barnes of 69 Russell Street, died at 10 pm after expressing desire to join her late twin sister Doris in heaven. Survived by brothers Merrill and Ernest and parents. born in Bath on December 10, 1925.

Dorothy Barnes Sylvester W. Barnes Russell Street Doris Dorothy

Joseph F Carvill Dies at Norfolk

Joseph F Carvill, Irish native and shipbuilding figure, died suddenly in Norfolk Virginia. A Bath transplant since 1916, he rose to port manager of The Texas Corporation. He was a painter and golfer, survived by wife two sons and a daughter, with final Bath visit last September.

Joseph F. Carvill Norfolk Bath Ireland Belfast Carvill Texas Co Port Arthur Texas Texas Steamship Co Texas Corporation Colonial Club Brunswick Golf Club Grace Church Thomas Stephens Institute William Cone Josephine Mr. Carvill

Dr. Percy C. Proctor Dead at 67 in Gloucester

Dr. Percy C. Proctor, 67, died April 1 at 555 Washington Street Gloucester after a long illness from Brights disease. He was Harvard Medical College trained and once volunteered at Children’s Hospital in Boston. Survived by his wife Bertha, he had a prominent family background and a history as a summer visitor to Bath and Woolwich. Funeral held Saturday at four at his home.

Percy C. Proctor Washington Street Gloucester Mass Bright Proctor Bath Woolwich Harvey P. Hathorne Sagadahoc Ferry Clara Hawthorne Moatsweag Harvard Medical College Boston Children's Hospital Bertha Proctor

Mary A Kirup 74 Widow of Charles O Kirup Dies

Mary A. Kirup aged 74 widow of Charles O. Kirup died suddenly Saturday night of a heart attack after retiring at her niece Mrs. Charles O Johansen's home at 69 Western Avenue where she had lived for the last year. Born in Brooklyn she was a daughter of George and Mary Yerkes. Body sent to New York Monday afternoon. funeral Wednesday in Brooklyn. Burial in Cyprus Hills Cemetery. Survived by Mrs Johansen and another niece Mrs Florence Burnham of Bath and a Brooklyn brother.

Gious Ivan Richardson Sofi Davis Boston James Hayned Ira Rinaldo Colby George Monroe Gardiner Frank Linekin Ekin Johnson Seed Potato Co George Hoyt Family Wéfé Portland Charles Her Mars Hill Cora Jane Little H. L. Tarr T. J. Southard E. F. Pratt Louise Pratt Bangor Seth Watson Florence Watson Bath Richmond High School William Champney Mary Cass Elizabeth Haynes Edna Leon Freda Mariner Stella Purington Ruth Savage Adolpheus Savoir Virginia Stilphen Eva Yeaton Mildred Beedle Jessie Southerland Augusta Miss Bee R. A. Palmer Lewiston Della Southard Lee Small Walter A Grace A Sears Small Front Street Beaumont Texas Richmond Quigg The Baptist Church Cotton’s Cemetery Annie Hatch R. A. L. Colby Dorothy Skelton Gwendolyn Tarr Richmond Corner Arthur Northey Hampden Highlands I. P. Northey Allie Packard Ernest Harford Wallace Nichols Gertrude Strout Lillian McKenney Adelle Maloy Carolyn Averill Carlton Randall Ralph Cunningham Methodist Church Aaron Slick Pumpkin Crick Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church Anna W Conmay N.alee Provost E. Witham Stella Powers Ernest Hatford Russell Maloy Charles Smith Pine Islands Sie Henry Peterson Vernon Little Gardiner Hospital G. E. Sampson John’ Dunn New Hampshire Percy Little Henry Anson Partridge Kimball Street Mr. Partridge Jefferson Arthur Center Street P. J. Quigg Partridge Arthur H Elmer J. Partridge N. Paul Tutino Loretta Parks Frances Curran Melita Leavitt Christine Densmore Dumas Brockman Leslie Roberts Charles Messenger George Hawkes Redlands Calif Eula Terrill Italy Hatch Rebecca Rogers Mina Floyd Terrill Charles Dudley Detroit Mich Charles James Dudley, Jr Mary A. Kirup Charles O. Kirup Charles O. Johansen Western Avenue Brooklyn N. Y George Mary Yerkes New York Cyprus Hills Cemetery Johansen Florence Burnham

Lord Family Weekend Visit to Portland and Cambridge

Mrs Frank P Lord and daughter Margaret drove to Portland on Saturday Miss Mary Lord and Miss Mar jorie Troop joined them on the trip Miss Lord teaches in Wells and will spend the weekend with her parents Miss Troop attends the Leslie School in Cambridge and will stay with her mother Mrs Carl Troop during the visit

Frank P. Lord Margaret Portland Mary Lord Marjorie Troop Miss Lord Wells Miss Troop Leslie Cambridge Carl Troop

Yellow Bird Stowaway Plans Bath Business Venture

A Times report ties Arthur Schreiber of Portland to a 1929 transatlantic flight aboard the Yellow Bird. He says he hid aboard to travel to Paris and may set up a fur business branch in Bath Maine with his father. he plans to stay in Bath at Hotel Columbia if he moves the venture.

Assolant LeFevre Lotti Santander Spain Times Schrieber Columbia Portland Bath Schreiber Yellowbird Old Beach Paris Arthur Schreiber Schieber Philadelphia Maine The

Nettie M Berry dies after lingering illness in Bath

Nettie M Berry 38 wife of Arthur M Berry died suddenly Monday morning at her home 220 Oak Street after a lingering illness. A native of Monticello she was a daughter of George Hare and had lived in Bath nearly six years. Her husband has been a pneumonia patient in City hospital the last four weeks. She also leaves one George H Hare of Monticello.

Nettie M. Berry Arthur M. Berry Oak Street Monticello George Hare Bath City Hospital George H. Hare

Mrs Clara B Williams dies in Massachusetts

Mrs Clara B MacFadden Williams wife of Rev Charles W Williams died Wednesday at her Middleboro home after years of invalidism. She was sister of Ambrose MacFadden of Deering street. The body will be brought here Saturday and buried Sunday in Georgetown.

Clara B. MacFadden Williams Charles W. Williams Middleboro Mass Williams Ambrose MacFadden Deering Street Georgetown

James J Gallant Funeral Held at Andrews Home

James J Gallant funeral was held Saturday afternoon at the home of Misses Flora E and Lucy H Andrews in East Brunswick with Rev David L Wilson of Central church officiating. Bearers were Fred H Cary Harold R Preeman Albert Bonney and Herbert P Simpson. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery Bath.

James J. Gallant Flora E Lucy H. Andrews East Brunswick David L. Wilson Central Church Fred H. Cary Harold R. Preeman Albert Bonney Herbert P. Simpson Oak Grove Cemetery Bath

Fire in partition between two garages on Ferry Street

Firefighters from Engine 4 led by Driver Cook and Driver Cloutier faced a still alarm Thursday morning as a blaze damaged the wooden partition separating two garages on Ferry Street. Chief Parks and several firefighters worked to extinguish flames after using ponies of chemicals and significant cutting away to access the fire.

Cook Cloutier Parks Ferry Street

Supper Party Hosts Honor Prize Winners on North Street

Mr and Mrs Roscoe Shaw entertained guests at their North Street home Wednesday night of last week. Carl C Anderson won first prize for ladies and Freeman Trott second. Carl C Anderson held the highest score for the gentlemen and Freeman Trott the second.

Roscoe Shaw North Street Carl C. Anderson Freeman Trott

Also Mentioned on This Page

Commissioner Beals Charles W. Clifford Arthur J. Dunton Sedan Ambulance Service Mayo Arthur F. Mayo W. C. Chadbourne Center St. Tel Bath, Maine Broad St Tel PHILIP_COHEN Webber’s Wiscasset F. P. Carr Manson Campbell Neescat George Gray Lloyd Pinkham J. M. Stevens Carr George Hanna H. W. Howard Marjorie Hope Berry Vernon Gray, Jr Barbara Gray Evelyn Magro Phyllis Harford Albion Carr Earland Moore J. G. Stevens Norman II Capt Greenleaf F. H. Rittall Horace Rittall Isabel Stevens J. P. Davis Melvin Harford Merle Wilkins Bowdoin College W. W. Marr W.E. Gray Grange Wasi L. H. Rowe Rissie Carr Hazel Gray New Home Association Agnes Powers Martha Rich Bowen Camp Overlook Kennebec Point O. Oliver Fred Andrews Carroll Powers Robinhood M. G. Sparks Golding Sons Feldspar Estatee N. C Jack Dahl William Little Maryland Spark Ralph Scott Melrose Edgar Warren Harry Heald W. C. Todd Elizabeth Hunt H. F. Hunt Georgie Knight Georgie Miss Georgie Edward Wren Clara Williams Charles Williams Hovey Frank Lydia McFadden Henry ‘Reynolds Alvah Five Islands’ Church Charles H. Berry Corliss Street Baptist Church F. W. Hovey Montsweag M’millan Iceland Clara B. Williams Bath Independent
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