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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1928

Page

11

Richmond Baptists dedicate organ memorial and note local life

The Richmond Baptist church held a Sunday ceremony dedicating the Dresser Wood Memorial organ in memory of Rev. Frank L. Dresser and Deacon Roscoe M. Weed. A Boston recital followed as the town reflects on Dresser’s ministry across Nova Scotia and Maine and on community figures and visiting relatives.

The Baptist Church Frank LD. Dresser Roscoe B. Woods Leo K. Andrews John 8 Pendleton Universalist Quartet William Wood Mark Shibles Reginald Crown Boston Frank Verry Dresser London England Christopher Thersa Derry Dresser Tsos Anna Claire Grant Yarmouth Alfred Church Dresser Tle Winnie II Panning Dunn Head Novia Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island ITU Maine Mansett Martinsville Bueckfield Richmond Winnie J. Dresser Bourveh Mark ER. Shibles Rosxcoe Myverett Weed Bor Woolwich Alexis Fannie St. Cole Wood Charles, Fhiugg & Son Isto Baptist Church of Richmond Emma Hathorne Frank TD. Dresser Tellers Kent Co. Mine. Pa Marek

Fred B Teeling Dies After Long Illness

Fred B Teeling 46 a well known file insurance agent and past Colonial club president died Wednesday morning at City hospital after months of bronchitis laryngitis and pneumonia. He was born in New Limerick and lived in Bath most of his life. A former New York Life agent he inspired local civic efforts and golf club plans. He leaves a wife Antoinette and mother Angie Teeling with funeral set for Friday at his home and Colonial club members to attend.

Fred B. Teeling Colonial Club Ardent Returtin City Hospital Tle Tnd New York Lafayette Perry Western Hemisphere Mexico Pie Tatk Fie Bath Rotary Club Antoinette L. Teeling Angie M. ‘Peeling Laidley W. ‘Teeling Iis Memory Club Chester S. Kingsley Fred H. Thompson Maurice R. Deering John H. Freeman

Bath baseball club vote to appoint Stover manager

Bath community votes to appoint B A Stover as manager of a newly formed Bath baseball club for the season. The meeting sets a drive to raise funds, discusses field arrangements during a Pageant, and plans uniforms with Bath across the shirt fronts to boost local athletic pride.

Personal Notes From Trufant and Bath Socials

Miss Mation Dain of Trufant street passed Sunday in Porthind, Novia Drummened of Arrowsic passed Tuesday to Bath on business. Kiev Re. TE Cavey of Corliss street Church was Monday visitor in Porthind. Alfred Sturgis of Porthind passed Monday in Bath. Mr. and Mrs. Prichard Rice of Mechanic street passed Sunday in Richmond. Clinton Medadden leaves this week for Dover to install at Wider System. Willan Pulland Thompson, a Boston attorney formerly of Bath, was a weekend visitor in town. Henry Day of the East Pejepsea fessed Monday with family on Chestnut street. Vielen Thayes, vacationing with parents Mrs and Mrs John Hayes of Washburn street, returned to Gorhin for mount school Monday.

King of Bath Umberline Abbie Call South Front Street Lewis Baker John Mealey Portland North Front Street Elizabeth Small Helen Conant Lewiston Ted Alhiee Mansir Walpole Mass Charles Mansir Norman Stewart New York Richmond Isabella Stewart Herbert Stewart Orleans Georgia Bickford Frank Lowell Beatrice Louise Lowell Lowell Sylette Allin Mildred Beedle Hotel North Agusta Arthur Hayes L. Hy. Lamoreau Rebekah Lisbon Falls Raymond Libby Auburn Florence Masxwell Lillian EL Gardiner Dorothy Sylvesta Augusta Carl Roberts Porthind Philip Bishop Houston Arnold Lamereau Otis Gray Norman Pauling Bowdoinham B. Kelley Jr Jeannee Bluehill Brooklin Stanley Pera Boston Baker Lemuel Oliver Ernest Pinkham Massachusetts Charlestown Navy Yard Oliver Eugene Edgecomb Francis Meisner Waltham Arthur Moody Karl Trott Worthind Margaret Yeaton Victor Roo Carey Robert William Whitney India Tle John Merrill Post Richmond Lodge No. 63 Whitney Mary Sullivan M. A. Cummings Mary of Randolph John Sullivan Wlon. Price Marian Blair Gorder Neri School Willis Blair M.S. Castner Arthur Adams Tesa Albert Dhurraih J. TL. Garlyen Lyon Wight Wider Systen Willan Pulland Phompson Toston Chestnut Street Vielen Thayes John Hayes Washbren Street Gorhiin Formant School Mondsas

Indies night at the Five Islands Grange meeting

Five Islands Grange held a Tuesday session with officers listed including Master Orissa Carr and secretary Aurelia Pinkham. The program featured readings, questions, a pantomime, and a duet, followed by refreshments. Members prepared for summer as crews on MacMahan’s Island and area residents arrived or hosted visits, with books donated to the Grange library and ongoing quilting for the fair.

Grange Orissa Carr Addie Gray Lila Seng Idith Wilkins Ovissa Snerer Mthelwa Gray Armanda Blaisdell James MacMahain Mattie MacMahan Nuathleen Rittall Aurelia Pinkham Atanda Chaisdell Th Rowe Ethelyn Gray Phillis Stevens Lila Campbell Mansa Campbell Geneva Rowe Anucb Isabel Stevens Dorothy Bleed Adlie Gray Gertrude Smith Dorchester Prem Masters N.Y Everett Cromwell K. TL Rowe George Popham Sumner We Noeton Avalon Pac Maes Mes Pharry Dougherty Lave J. J. Stevens OM. Cunningham Georgetown Russell Pinkham Menedsay Derby Line Vt.c All Marr Bath Harold Pinkham Lernond Davis Boothbay Capt Mo UL Davis Arthur Berry Friends Woo. Berry Alton Berry Woolwich Florine Miliet Auburn Idiot N. GG. Snowman Phulowell Walter Moore Moore Tow Blaisdell MacMahan’s Island Vernon Gray Eugene Rowe Orville Rowe Sherbourne Rowe Eleworth Pinkham Ralph Davis Lester Davis

Bath Boy Passes His Radio Tests

Edward Gaudet of Bath has passed examinations for the rating of radioman first class and will be advanced soon. He is now stationed at the Naval Radio Station Loledo California after a career that included training at Newport and Great Lakes and service at Cape Elizabeth Maine and Laredo. Gaudet, son of Mr and Mrs Peter Gaudet, is a Bath native educated in local schools and Morse High School.

Navy Room Ta Portland Edward Gaudet Tie Naval Radio Station Loledo Calif Gaudet Porthind Ti Giedlo Newport Ao Great Lakes le Tyis Cape Elizabeth Maines San Francisco Cal Laledsa Plis Bath Peter Gaudet Morse High School

4 H Club Wins Indoor Baseball Thriller

The West Bath 4 H Club beat Lincoln Castle 6 to 4 in an indoor baseball game at Lincoln castle hall. The 4 Hs hit two home runs in the seventh and one in the ninth to secure the exciting victory. Lineups list Wadler Lirra Hayden Rogers John Willian Whorfe Edward Kinney J Larra bee and Fred Brawn L B LeMont Farl Donnell John Higgins Melvin Pratt J W Warr A F Otis A W Jones. Home runs credited to W Larrabee EB Kinney 2 J Larrabee 2 F Brawn J Higgins and M Pratt 2.

Lincoln Castle K. OG West Bath K. OG BK Golden Eagles Wadler Lirra Hayden Rogers John Willian Whorfe Edward Kinney J. Larrabee Knights Golden Eagle Fred Brawn L. BE. LeMont Farl Donnell John Higgins Melvin Pratt J. W. Warr A. FE. Otis A. W. Jones W. Larrabee EB. Kinney F. Brawn J. Higgins M. Pratt

Talk on Americanism at Columbia Theatre by Peter W Collins

Peter W Collins of Boston former industrial expert and noted American sociologist spoke at Columbia Theatre under Knights of Columbus auspices in the nationwide program against subversive movements. He warned of communism and outlined its alleged spread in Russia Mexico and elsewhere, urging unity and reverence for God and country while stressing religious freedom and constitutional rights.

Peter W. Collins Boston Mass Columbia Theatre Sagaduhoe Connell Knights of Columbus America Om All Americans God Mr. Colelins United States Russia China Nicaragua Mexico Calles Collins Carranza Marx Mars Mr. Collins Sacco-Vanzetti Mar. Collins Ile Cellins Ele Ale Brotherhood of Man

Water Street hoax calls vex fire department editorials

The fire department has faced many calls from pranksters tying up engines on wild goose chases. Authorities warn that hoax callers will be severely dealt with. Flora Edgecomb returns home on Washington Street after four months with Annie Cox while Fred Cox was abroad.

Fire Department Water Street Flora Edgecomb Upper Washington Street Annie Cox Fred Cox

Georgetown Votes to Repair Dyke at West Georgetown

At a Friday special town meeting held in Union hall Georgetown voted to spend 30 dollars for repairs on the dyke to protect the road at excessive high tides. Also noted: various local residents visiting, church activités, and planned movements of residents including Rev Browne leaving First Baptist church and others visiting Bath and Sagadahoe Bay.

Union Hall Georgetown M. G. Sparks Golding Son Sow. Browne Segmonton Northwood Ridge Browne League Society Alonzo Trombly Rebinhood FP. Wnt Marion Sona Herbert and Phereld Jr Woolwich Ruth Reynells Mir Ralph Reyneld Flow. Plevey Peleeeanih Deena First Baptist Church Woc Todd Jdatys Melrose Plightlands Mass Rescoe Po Todd Alonzo Thiint West Georgetown Elle Teald Walter Clatingham S. O. Browie Stindiy Orningg Mise Dia Mereen Bedford Street Bath Carroll Powers Robinstrand Owen Marr Pveret Charles MacMahan DD. L Pettengill W.L. Foster Gardiner Reubenhood Gilbert Gunnell Walter Williams Waltham Mroa T. N. Williams Ellsworth Loweltt Marjorie Hinckley Lexington High School Lexington C. L. Hinckley Sagadahoe Bay Perry Beals Robinhood

Camp Overlook Sees Strong Turnout for New Year

Mrs. Bowen returns from Boston where she attended the initial reunion of Camp Overlook. Girls met at Totel Touraine then visited the State House and attended an afternoon session at the Metropolitan theatre. Several campers return for a third year and many new enrollees are signing up. Prospect is for the best year yet.

Central Church League Has Busy Meeting

The Central Church League held a regular weekly meeting at the parish house on Monday evening. Plans were set for a play by league members in two weeks and a rune mage sale on Thursday afternoon April 20. Committee chairs and refreshments were arranged, and Raymond Vo Shiyward returned from Bath to Winchester, Mass, where he will coach the Winchester high school baseball team.

League of Central Church Planus League Ralph Page Leeward Deerd Lula Turner Owen J. Leeds William Smindl Willhan V. Percy Rune Mage David J. Wilson Chiatieman Bertha den Charles Curtis Benjamin Savage Menius Page Ralph Whitehouse Lucy Kumball Fred Playward Archie Miller Bath Raymond Vo Shiyward Morse High Winchester Mass Hayward Winchester High

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