Youngest in Maine Don Shea leads Huntoon Hill grange
Donald Warren Shea of Huntoon Hill grange No. 398 in Wiscasset is noted as the youngest grange master in Maine. Born in Westport November 25, 1909, he moved to Wiscasset as a child, graduated Wiscasset Academy in 1927, and has long been active in local civic life, recently elected to the chair amid broad support.
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Donald Warren Shea
Huntoon Hill Grange
Maine
Westport
Wiscasset
Wiscasset Academy
Arthur Brown
Joe
Harry Quinnam
Clark's Point
Carrie J. Clark
Anmzusti
Huntoon HL Grange
Brenton Dobbs
Evelyn
Catherine Sanders
Nellie Nutter
Mar
Ls. T. Blagdon
Roy D. Drew
Hochloiehens
Dianehe Powle
Vinnie Quinnan
White
Pulleh
Vina Davis
Skowhepa
Charles Dhig
Gainsville
A. Richards
Yarmouth
van Theur
Richmond
Willian G. Hibbard
California
Hriday
Joseph DP Tucker
Bhagden and Son
Howe B. Metcalf
Willian G. Hubbard
South Pristel
Pred Seule
The
Organ Society
Prank Grey
Alice Taylor
Harry Mosher
Lee Merry
John Merry
Dessie Jackson
Prank Quinnian
George Dennis
Carrie Woight
New York
Henader
Panamao Canal
A. W. Irvine
Edgecomb
Passi
Washington
Baltimore
Alice McIntire
Washington Street
Wilbur Sherman
Priscilla
Middle Street
Charles N. Sigison
Miss Pinkham
Holgecomb
Woman's Club
Congregational Vestry
Frank Dhodgdon
Woolwich
Charles Farnham
Bath
Nequasset Forum to Host Parcel Post Sale Next Friday
The Men's Forum of the Woolwich Union for Christian Service will sponsor a parcel post sale at Nequasset church next Friday evening. John Brown of Woossibilities of Citizenship will speak during the event.
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Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Nequiasset Church
John Brown
Card of Thanks from Mrs Nellie V Pushor
Nellie V Pushor of Wiscasset Maine expresses gratitude through the Independent for sympathy and many acts of kindness shown during her recent bereavement.
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Independent
Nellie V
Pushor
Wiscasset
Maine
West Bath Residents Engage in Community and Travel Notes
West Bath residents report business visits in Portland and Augusta, church and Red Cross activities, and family updates. Local roads under review after Edward Gile completes a 25 mile country route. several family members visit relatives in Bath, Waterville, Woodfords, and Brunswick as spring routines resume.
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J. Everett Mayo
Elmer Hodgkins
Tkith
Portland
E.R. Brown
Edgar, Murphy
Washington Street
Bath
Edward Gile
Kb. RR
Brown
Henry Brown
Augusta
Dora Austin
California
West Bath
Red Cross
Grange Hall
Inneh
Fred W. Larrabee
J. M. Lemont
Walter Marco
Carrie Knoight
Man
Mars
Walter T. Brown
South Street
Waterville
Isaiah Hunt
Mildred Strout
Brunswick
Annie Wylie Stackpole
Anstress
Larrabee
Joseph W. Larrabee
L. D. Sheldon
South Portland
New England Assembly
Nazerene Church
Mayo
Howard Py Jett
Lois Palmer
Alma Reid
Ernest Small
Woodfords
Walter Larrabee
Grip
Pred
G. Geresh
Tarry Rich
Pred P. Ring
John, David and
Daniel
Ropshin
Mrs. Ring
Fred A. Histeins
Stella Trask
Fred C. Gerrish
Martha Hall
Pine Street
South Porthod
Baron Lemont
James BB. Lemont
Lowell School
John Larrabee
Nazerene College
Wallaston
Mass
Walter H. Larrabee
Florence Neiley
Li. Bo Neiley
Trufants Crossing
Lillian Brown
Foster's Point
Harry Williams
Lincoln Williams
Walter Hy. Larrabee
Robert Small
Carolyn
High Street
Sibine
HW. A. Owen
Sabine
West Bath Grange Discusses Members Active Participation
West Bath Grange members debated whether all regularly attending members should take active parts in programs at a Monday meeting with only about ten percent present. Margaret Holland opened the session, followed by Herbert Simpson Stanley Peterson Addie Purington and Harriet Sonney. New Members night is planned for next Monday with the program run by Margaret Holland and Mrs McRae.
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West Bath Grange
Margaret Holland
Herbert Simpson
Stanley Peterson
Addie Purington
Harriet Sonney
McRae
Bath City Hall contract adds to project cost
Trustees approve a higher total for the Bath Maine city project with increases across heating plumbing electric and addenda drawn as drawings No 1 to 21. Sub contractors Isaac Coffin Co Central Maine Power Co appear with specific price figures as City Hall Building Committee signs the agreement dated March 17 12s.
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Isaac Coffin Co
Mi Wheens
SIT
Central Maine Power Co
City OF
Bath
Maine
City Hall Building Committee
J. Edward Drake
Kerr and Houston
James H. Kerr
Rt. H. Houston
Real Indians to headline Maine pageant in Bath on June
A historic Maine pageant featuring real Indians from Old Town, hundreds of performers, and a large volunteer effort is planned in Bath to accompany the Carlton Bridge dedication. Miss Virginia Tanner writes the show with military and rail displays possibly contributing, while local groups offer meals and open houses during June 380 events.
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Mill Pond
Old Town
State National Guard
Maine
Carlton Bridge
Virginia Tanner
War and Navy Departments
New England
Maine Central Railroad Co
Bath
American Legion
Harry ©. Webber
New Legion
James Edward Drake
Big Firemen’s Muster Committee
Reed Found Guilty On Liquor Charge
Clarence A. Reed of Bath was convicted in U S District Court on a rump transportation charge after 25 minutes of deliberation. He was fined $500 and sentenced to six months in jail by Judge John A. Peters. Reed claimed the jugs held imitation cordial bought in Boston. a chemist testified the liquid was whiskey base. His wife Mary J. Reed was acquitted. Reed plans an appeal but must post costs.
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Clarence A. Reed
Court Street
Bath
United States District Court
John A. Peters
Mary J. Reed
Reed
York
Henry P. Weaver
Boston
Tierbert J. Welch
United States Supreme Circuit Court of Appeals
Peters
Obituary of Helen Jackson Cornish of Bath
Helen Jackson Cornish widow of Hiram Cornish died at City hospital Saturday evening after a week of pneumonia. Born in Wiscasset to Ebenezer and Martha Southard she lived there long before moving to Bath eight years ago. She was twice married, first to Newell Jackson of Wiscasset who died in 1902. She belonged to Wesley Methodist church. Surviving relatives include nieces and nephews in Wiscasset Mobile Ala Hartford Conn parts unknown Framingham Mass Jamaica Plain Mass Los Angeles Calif New Haven Conn.
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Alna
Wiscasset
Newell Jackson
Hiram Cornish
Bath
G. H. Gleason
Newton
Mass
Merry'’s Island
Edgecomb
AL TL. Dennison
Mary Tolland
Academy
Dryden
Gardiner
John H. Southard
Hirano Cornish
Bath City Hospital
Kenneth Lincoln
George S. Lincoln, Jr
Joseph Jones
Sheepsecot
Middl Street
W. S. Pottle
Warren Coffin
Clinton Bailey
Frank Haggett
New York
Benjamin Adams
Apson
Robert Benjamin
Mikels
Charles Farnham
Davis
Skowhegan
Virginian Pease
S. J. Crosby
Rockland
Luther Hall
Boothbey Thurber
Robert DeWolf
Dorothy Hutchins
Beryl Gamage
Bristol
Emma Dickinson
Federal Street
Elk Greenleaf
Lowelltown
Brookline
Minnie H. Lowell
William Stinson
Lettie Stinson
Flora A. Lowell
David Decker
Medford
Foster
Martha Lincoln
Charles Doe
Donna
Silas
Doe
Emma of
Neal Creamer
Ida Creamer
C. EB
Emerson
Upper Federal Street
Ella Abbott
Alma
William Humason
S.A. Evans
Joseph TH. Smith
Esp. Blagdon
Minnie Porter
George Nutter
Hobbs
Edson Hammond
Millman
Wiscasset Grain Co
Efarl
DPD
Amnes
Pauline
Algy Dodge
Brunswick
Rolfe
Lincoln County
J. F. White
A. H. Dodge
Harry Mosier
Harold McManus
Boston
Mary Hilton
Edgar Sewall
B.S. Perkins
Providence
R. I. Winn Boudin
Helen Jackson Cornish
City Hospital
Ebenezer
Martha Southard
Cornish
Wesley Methodist Church
Ernest A. Young Dies in Cleveland After Illness
Death announced in Boothbay Harbor notices the passing of Ernest A. Young in Cleveland Ohio after several months of illness. He was a prominent shoe representative for the Middle Atlantic states and a member of the Masonic fraternity and many clubs. He is survived by his wife Vinnie Kennis ton, formerly of Boothbay Harbor, married in Portland in February 1927.
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Boothbay Larbor
Cleveland
Ernest A. Young
Masonic Fraternity
Middle Atlantic States
Vinnie K. Kenniston
Boothbay Harbor
Portland
Young
Oldest Central Church member honored at Bath party
The Ladies' aid of Central church held a birthday party for Mrs. Ellen Roche, Bath's oldest church member and oldest Bath High School graduate. Guests enjoyed attractively laid tibles, a large birthday cake, and a corsage of sweet peas. An original poem was read by Miss Emma Magoun.
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Central Church
Ellen Roche
Emma Magoun
Bath
Old South Church
High Street
Roche
Bath High School
Morse High School
Ladies’ Aid
Two Evening Parties At The Same Home Infine
Mrs George W Merrill hosted two elegant gatherings at 122 Oak Street. One evening featured mixed guests with six tables of games and multiple prize winners including Mrs Paul Bagdikian and Dr Paul Bagdikian. The Thursday event focused on the ladies with floral decor and refined refreshments.
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George W. Merrill
Oak Street
Merrill
Luther Thompson
Paul Bagdikian
Charles A. Carr
Jason A. Merrill
Tomas FB. Perkins
William Congdon
Charles H. Hooper
He. Dorman Werkins
New Maine Cement Plant In Operation
Thomaston Maine's newest industry the cement mill of the Lawrence Port land Cement Co was set in motion with two 220 foot bins weighing over 660000 pounds. It marks the first complete burning operation by twin kilns aimed at producing at least one million barrels of cement annually and Maine's entry into major cement production as New England's only mill of the Dragon product linking to a Siegfried plant in Pennsylvania.
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Thomaston
Maine
Lawrence Portland Cement Co
Tr Aso
New England
Siegfried
Penn
Charles A. Porter
Maine Wages War on Out-State Trucks
Maine highway police led by Officer George Jewett halted an Everett Massachusetts truck driven by Domone Al Capana carrying 16420 pounds. It was kept until the owner paid 120 for Maine registration. Strict orders require all out-of-state commercial trucks to hold Maine licenses and trucks over 8000 pounds face bans on a 3/4 mile stretch between Merrymeeting Bay road and Irunswick.
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Maine
Bath
George Jewett
Massachusetts
Everett
Domone al Capana
Capana
Pine Tree
Merrymeeting Bay Road
Irunswick
Far and Near Society Hosts Silver Coffee Event
The Far and Near Missionary society of the Corliss Street church met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Purington’s home on Lower Middle street. A silver coffee was served to 47 guests amid flowers and ferns. Program included community singing, readings, duets, piano and vocal solos, and remarks by Rev. Robert Carey.
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Far
Missionary Society
Corliss Street
Frank Purington
Lower Middle Street
Annie Jewett
Harold Walker
Willian Hill
Lucian Ames
Warington
Frances
Ab Maeladder
Stearns Scott
Tareld Walker
Jesus
BH. A. Farrar
Vernal Chaney
Sarah Bagley Wright
AL Farrar
Thelma Dearing
Jon Russell
Reading
KE. AL Farrar
Robert HE. Carey
Harold Walkers
Robert IL Carey
Morse High Mohiba popularity contest leaders announced
Elizabeth Deering leads the Morse high Mohiba girls poll as Stan Hunteh moves past Freddy Gandet to take the boys first ranking. Malin Genthner trails Gaudet closely in third place as standings to date are reported.
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Elizabeth Deering
Stan Hunteh
Freddy Gandet
Malin Genthner
Gaudet
Bath Lodge of Elks installs officers
Bath Lodge of Elks held its officer installation for the new year with Lo Eugene Thebeau assisting district deputy grand exalted ruler as exulted ruler Thomas J. Conmimings was installed. Other new officers included Harold Pielding Alden G. Smith John Carey Roscoe T. Shaw Herbert Grindell Archibald Miller. A large gathering enjoyed a fine supper and Stevens orchestra provided music.
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Bath
Ludge of Elks
Lo Eugene Thebeau
Llerbert S. Charris
Thomas J. Conmimings
Harold Pielding
Alden G. Smith
John Carey
Jev
Roscoe T. Shaw
Herbert Bk. Grindell
Ryler
Archibald Miller
Grand Lodge
Stevens
Wing Bakeman Announces Marriage in Chelsea Ceremony
Miss Margaret Bakeman of Roxbury Mass and George Franklin Wing wed at First Baptist church Chelsea. Mrs. Wing, daughter of the late Dr. Bakeman, long served as music supervisor in Bath schools and organized Morse high School Glee Club. She later taught music at Farmington Normal School and lectured on music appreciation statewide. After Oct 1 they will live at 115 East Foster Melrose Mass. A Portsmouth drug store operator and a partner bought two Exeter drug stores to run, one near the railroad station and the other in town center, both reportedly flourishing.
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Helen White
Antoinette Plumstead
Moatsweag Baptist Church
Carrie Hodgdon
Boston
New York
Washington
D.C
Harvey Donnell
Green
Dixon
Woomens Club
Josephine Skoffield
Porthind
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Diane
Holland
Academy
Priscilla Lewis
George W. Swain
Trostesses
Ed White
Edwin Helbrook
Charles Farnham
Anna Soule
Edna Southard
Selo Polbrook
Bradford-Sortwelle Wright Post American Legion
Fred RE. Merry
Allan Malcolm
Allan, Jr
Fred Albee
BE. W. Holbrook
Mildred Trolbrook
Harry D. Mosher
C. Blagdon
Charles Dunton
Grace York
Stanley Dodge
Dennie Gray
Charles Gravy
Leon Moore
Harry BK. Rines
Roy KR. Marston
Parker Ch. Stinson
Mary Crowley
Forrest Preble
Ro Merry
Forest Preble
Clairence Dailey
Margaret Dickinson
Franklin Fitzservice
Maurice Glidden
Frances Crover
Gwendo Ivo Thinason
Carrol Lewis
Unice Lewis
Pharold Main
Geraldine Munsey
Winreid Vpushard
Rayiend Quinn
Gladys Rimes
Lillian Rines
Barbara Sherman
Eleon Shuman
Philip Shaman
Dana Chisam
Mindy Chisam
Frances Lewis
Virginia FL Pease
Fred W. Grover
Walter B. Pushard
Joumna HH. Evans
Merrill R. Dickinson
Barbara V. Greenwood
Grace J. Beane
Ruthena DB. Thompson
Beverly Hamlin
Bertram Reed
Beverly Himlin
Ruthena Ot. Thompson
Grace L. Deane
Barbara Ve Greenwood
Donald T. Blackman
Walter B. Washard
Grace L. Beane
Priscilla Tryant
Barbara Ve. Greenwood
Rita Lewis
Marion A. Rines
Joanna H. Evans
Donald A. Morang
Edgar J. Rankin
Walter HH. Sherman
Virginia BK. Pease
Joanna TH. Evans
Vera A. Lewis
Wiscasset Fire Society
Webber's Tavern
EB. Cowley
Horace 2
Henderson
Pauling
N. Y
James C. Henderson
Margaret Bakeman
Roxbury
Mass
George Franklin Wing
First Baptist Church
Chelsea
Wing
Dr. Bakerman
First Baptist Church of
Bath
Morse High School
Farmington Normal School
Massachusetts Educational Department
Massachusetts
East Foster Street
Melrose
Portsmouth
N. H
Exeter
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