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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1928
Page
2
The report notes intense interest at a local gathering with mention of Maine and Boston sites. It records names such as Millicent Sauborn and Henry Peon, along with residents like Everett Dkisvis and Tivol L. Troop.
Fragmentary text indicates Bath club selectees versus Prohibiting Path with named players and coaches discussed. Mentions possible shifts, presiding officials, and local team prospects. references to Shippers City and Beeston, with multiple player names appearing in garbled form.
The event honors a mother by presenting a DAR chair amid a lengthy program. Attendees include state and local figures who speak on heritage, service, and community leadership while the gathering highlights achievements and future plans for the organization.
Fragmented OCR text shows state proceedings and referee disputes involving coastal properties, public notices, court sessions, and authorities in Maine. The garbled items mention property, legal terms, and local governance with unclear dates and names.
A true copy presented with attestations by William F. Dunstam and a notation from Reepists 1219-2. The fragment hints at a legal or archival context, confirming document authenticity and formal endorsement.
Miss Jennette Bridgham celebrated her ninth birthday at the Bridgham home on Oak Street with an Easter party. Guests from local families and schoolmates shared decor, cake, and social games in the afternoon, honoring the hostess with gifts and well wishes.
The Pinehters of the American Revolution chapter honors regent Miss Hill Mirey Pelhsae Guncot at Bath for organizing efforts that support the chapter and the Washington building project. She is praised for efficient work and service on the Maine State chapter committee credential panel and related tasks.
The Cosmopolitan club intends to host a Phoresehay Eve party in Masoniea Pemple on April 26 with both gents and ladies invited. Club directors will form the planning committee including Mrs. Martin Powers and daughter Crohierine Powers from Somersworth New Hampshire.
Miss Clemidine Stott, daughter of Mrs. Ardenne A. Stott of Sagadahoc County, entertained friends to honor her birthday. The event featured a yellow, green and white color scheme, floral centerpieces, and a cake with yellow candles. Games, prizes, and music highlighted the evening as guests offered best wishes and gifts.
D M Humphreys and Co fire and marine statement of ownership for The Bath Independent Bath Maine. Publisher The Times Co Bath Maine Editor Harry C Webber Bath Maine Managing Editor Harry C Webber Business Manager Frank R Nichols 2. Owners The Times Co Bath Me Frank B Nichols Dorothy Nichols Niven Barrett Nichols 1 Milk Street Boston Mass 3) 1 North Street Bath Me 4. No bondholders or security holders owning 1 or more percent identified. Sworn by Harry C Webber April 11 19 30.
Paris fashion editors note a growing trend toward jupes culottes with more houses showing divided skirts for spring. Prominent designers including Louise Boulanger and Mie Gabspaigner feature trousers in new lines, while some clients request them as substitutes for tailored skirts.
Present were Miss Jeanor Erwin Miss Harriet Moods Miss Muriel Lame Miss Florence Patley Miss Roberts Erwin, smdotherestess, who was assisted by her ogneller Mrs Ardenne Al Stott.
Willard H Oliver of Bath died Monday night at the Old Folks Home after a week with pneumonia. He moved into the home on April 26 1926. He was born in Bath, son of the late Parker Oliver of Thomaston, lived his life here as a landscape gardener for many years, and was known for integrity. Survived by one sister Mrs Cherence Lane and one nephew Clinton Pratt, both of Bath. He attended Corliss Street Baptist church. Kenneth Miller has returned from Boston.
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