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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1929

Page

5

Wiscasset News Roundup Afloat With Local Visits And Notices

Wiscasset letters report residents returning from winter at Clearwater and in Boston and Miss Knight’s West Indies trip. Local society notes detail housing repairs, shop sales, and a church service schedule, with birthdays, travel, and family visits across Boothbay Harbor Augusta Brookline and Bath.

Winnegance Club Night Yields Cribbage and Songs

More than 35 members of the Winnegance Community club and Legion enjoyed an evening at the Winnegance Community house on Friday. Cribbage whist pitch and auction entertained despite the storm. Winnegance defeated by two points in the final count with refreshments and songs by Sam Povich. Sherman Morse sails Bear Mountain this summer with Carl Linekin as oiler. Several local residents noted travels illnesses and activities including Miss Lillian Parks visiting Lewiston and John G Morse Jr illness.

Winnegance Legion Jean Legion Winneyance Sam Povich Charles Lyde Sherman L. Morse 70 High Street Bear Mountain N. Y Hudson River Dan McAllister Carl Linekin Morse Lillian Parks Lewiston Fred L. Parks John G. Morse, Jr Charles E. Hewitt, Jr

Farm Wanted for Fall Delivery in Maine

Owner seeks Maine farm for sale with fall delivery. Send description to F. A. L. at Box 403 Olney Illinois.

Maine Olney, Ill

Four active PTA members honored in Bath meeting

North Center PTA members celebrated four leaders elevated in the State association. Seth Mullin became president. Mrs. Leroy F. Colby named corresponding secretary. Clinton D. Wilson is recording secretary and Mrs. Farnham chairs the home educational department and Sagadahoc health. A food sale was voted for the 27th at McFadden's.

North Center P.T.A Cosmopolitan Club Bath State Association Seth S. Mullin Leroy F. Colby Clinton D. Wilson Charles R. Farnham Home Educational Department Sagadahoc McFadden’s John E. Hackett John M. Conley E. Mason Wright Edwin J. Lee William E. Palmer Max Cohen John McLaughlin R. Clinton McFadden

Social News From Bowdoinham Town Gatherings

Mrs Jane Browne hosted a Thursday bridge in honor of McDougall with guests Bess McDougall and Lucia Nickerson. Town residents announced weddings of Mary Frances Osborn and Edwin Randall Stewart of Richmond on April 9. Residents visited Hawthorne chapter and reported royalty on Monday evening. Several local families hosted visitors, funerals, and school events including a rising vote of thanks for a gift of encyclopedias to the Bishop School and notes on town portraits for a former selectman.

Jane Browne McDougall Ies Bess McDougall Lucia Nickerson de Dorrance Mary Frances Osborn Edwin Randall Stewart Richmond Eastern Star Hawthorne Brunswick W. W. Brown John Kinderick Merrymeeting Grange School Improvement League of the Bishop School Cecile D. Craney Millay Bros John Purington Augusta Donell Cornish Newtonville Mass Samuel Donell Donell H. D. Cornish Purington Eugene Temple & Son Bridge Street Fannie Batchelder Woodworth House Main Street L. P. Temple Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co Verona Moore Newburyport Margaret Reed Ella Nash W. H. Gould Bay View Cemetery John N. Palmer Bangor Dodge Hebron Boston Waterville Denham’s Mr. Jack Karl Hatch Goldie Sprague Oakfield Cecla Bugbee Dexter Miss Toothaker Phillips Carrie Merrill James Belfast Frank Thorn Ruth McEwen Ernest

Probate notice in Sagadahoc Bath April 12 1929

In Sagadahoc County Bath a Court of Probate orders Katherine E. Perkins widow of Charles M. Perkins to publish three weeks of notice in the Bath Independent that interested persons attend a May 7 1929 probate session to show cause why her petition for allowance from the decedent's personal estate should not be granted. Registered by Walter S. Glidden Judge and William F. Dunham Register.

Sagadahoc Bath Katherine E. Perkins Charles M. Perkins

Community Notices From Bowdoinham Post Road

The Friends of Mrs Carlton Jenkins in Brunswick hospital report she is recovering well. Carrier Robert Furgeson on route one traveled by runners on April 13. Mrs Emma Temple visits sister Mrs Charles Meserve. Mrs Caleb Mitchell has stayed with her in laws. Harold Clay and family, who have

Old Orchard Hodgdon William G. Holbrook M. A. Gier Charles Day Arne North Edgecomb Clearwater Carrie Knight West Indies George Bemis Alice Taylor Miss Knight Boston Mabel A. Rhodes Wellesley Hills Mass Emma Sisley Harvey R.coe Lillian D. DT Smith Salem Vera Smith Bailey Island Roland Abbott Et Peace Cobleskill F. R. Hodgdon Birch Point Dorothy Fischer New York Federal Street The Organ Society Congregational Vestry Roy R. Marston Freeman Southard Mary Weeks Pearl Blagdon Fred Blagdon Gardiner Road Miss Blagdon Faulkner Hospital Jamaica Plain Albert Galloupe Waldoboro Stanley Dodge Water Street Ella Greenleaf Brookline Ralph Prebie Winona Leavitt Farmington Normal School Edgar and Linwood Hilton California Carlton Jenkins Brunswick Hospital Robert Furgeson Emma Temple Charles Meserve Caleb Mitchell Harold Clay

Topsham Grange Plans Two Day Chautauqua Event

Topsham Grange held its regular meeting with over 100 attendees. Plans include a two day Chautauqua with a committee led by W. L. and members W. M. Harry Rackley, George Wright, Frank Carver, Eleanor Ripley, and Mariella Wilson. The program featured Route recitation, Tableau The Wife's Coming, a moral question about smoking, a Mary Lyons sketch, Annie Carlton, Ed Hodgdon, and Gertrude Short vocal solos, and a broadcasting orchestra arranged by Robert Hyde.

Topsham Grange W. L W. M. Harry Rackley George Wright Frank Carver Eleanor Ripley Mariella Wilson Velma Nelson Reece Ste Toate Kentucky Alta Reed Nellie Moore Mary Lyons Annie Carlton Ed Hodgdon Gertrude Hodgdons Broadcasting Orchestra Robert Hyde

Mrs Carlton Dies in Portland After Illness

Mrs. Fred Carlton died Wednesday in Portland at Maine General Hospital where her husband is also undergoing treatment. There were no church services Sunday due to Rev. Ralph Barron attending Conference. Lawrence Southard is employed by Richmond Sargent in West Dresden.

Fred Carlton Portland Maine General Hospital Ralph Barron Lawrence Southard Richmond Sargent West Dresden

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Wiscasset Princesymond Ruth Dickinson Maurice Lint Chester Greenwood Clayton Bailey Mildred Morris Charles W. Reed Boothbay Charles W. West Lusetta Preble Everett Sheepscot Church School Newcastle Charles McCarty High Street Arthur Bean Curtis McCarty Bath City Parker Reed Boothbay Harbor Standard Oil Co A. W. Wilband Rockland Ruthena B. Thompson Ervine S. Thompson Union Street Ruth Jones Johanna Evens Barbara Greenwood Beverly Hamlin Geraldine McPhee Bath City Hospital Independent Joseph Y. Groves Alfred Senter Murray Senter Josie Blagdon Harvey Bean Dodge Street George Blagdon Mr. Nash Lillian Loud Beverely Minnie Nate F. D. Southard Mabel Rhodes Emma Isley Virginia Pease Zina Davis East Eddington Wiscasset Acdamey Natalie Mayo the Deacon Shay Janet Patterson Dorothy Hutchins Helen Bailey Alberta Potter St. Michaels Mary Ifill America Mary Merrill Marston Wilbur F. Merrill Woman’s Club of Garrison Hill Gossip Helen Dickinson Summer Street Alexander Pendleton Pendleton’s Methodist Church H. B. Nash God H. Louise Lincoln Henry Johnson Pro Pectin Sa Bath Teen Petry Community House J. Parker Morse Elbridge R. Malcolm Arthur L. Totman Harry F. Oliver Lelia Oliver Robert P. Manson Winneganee Hazel Wellman Lloyd Rogers G. B. Wolstenholme Court St Hayden Conant Rogers A. R. Wellman Monroe Phippsburg Senter’s Senter North Center Association William D. Sewall Caroline Liscomb Richard DIX Paramount Miss Helen Kane Lee Victor Dix P. m Talking Pictures Opera House Paramount Pictures Bowdoinham E. B. Johnson Coast Guard Johnson Edna Graves Cambridge John Gibson R. E. Ferguson Vendella Mosher Massachusetts Connecticut George Weeks Skowhegan Hospital Pythian Edith Rowe Minta Wilson J. B. Lilly and Son Richard Malden R. D. Purinton Canaan A. S. McDougall E. P. Kendall Clara Fogg Frank Jenkins Walter Glidden William F. Dunham Register Robate Court Sandallas Sutan E. Wright Charles C. Low Ee Ry Spencer Corsettere Spence Tor Beatrice E. Rand Dummer Spencer Corsetiere Kennebec Parcel Post Kennebec Rose Gardens Bowdoinham Post Road Chautauqua Digesden
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