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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1940

Page

2

May breakfast planned by Cosmos Garden Club hosts

Cosmopolitan Garden club near final plans for its annual May breakfast on May 1 with service from six to nine, seven tables each with a centerpiece, and Augusta garden party May 16 highlighted. Members planning to attend must notify officers by April 24. new members listed. meeting featured a Coca Cola color film on flower arrangements.

Cosmopolitan Garden Club Augusta George Moses Charles A. Soule Frederick H. Kimball Herbert S. Harris Mildred G. Nichols Paul G. Bagdikian William M. Adams Garden Club William Smith Coca- Cola Co Smith Herbert Rosemont Ing Wien $9 Co Nave Atalay

Hale Says United States Cannot Afford Hitler Victory

Hon. Robert Hale of Posnand and U S Senator Frederick Hale addressed a Rotary Club meeting on America's foreign policy. Hale argued the nation cannot afford to see Hitler win and urged continued strong allied support in the ongoing war.

Robert Hale Posnand U S U. S Frederick Hale Rotary Club Wl Us Sedpwick United States Alles Othe Coudstles America Hale Maine House of Representatives

Woolwich Weekend Socials and School Breaks Highlighted

Sagadahoc Ferry pupil Richard remained in Bowdoinham for a week's vacation from the Sagadahoc Ferry school while his sister and family visited. Clifton Gainsley and family spent the weekend in Boston. Card parties at the Good Will club produced high scores for Mrs. John Moore and Edward Crocker with others counting in bridge and whist.

Richard Sagadahoe Ferry Kathanis Bowdoinham Ferdinand Massee Wilr John Moore Edward C. Crocker Isaac B. Howard Carle E. Longfellow Nelson R. Rice William H. Sheldon Harry A Walters Lindsay D. Cooper Wilmot Dodge Dodge Christine Hawthorne Wiseases Mondas Harvey P. Hathourne Sagddahuc Perry Woodrow Miner Portamunn Navy Yard Wise Dyer Dus Mutter Louise Miller David Reed

Blerion Alguesto Marriage Record Listed in Ancestry Notes

Fragmentary OCR notes report the marriage of Bl erion Algusto and Susi, with Roscoe Sinisa and Bannam as witnesses. Ann 22 appears as a date. Harry S. Bisvon and Mrs Shaves D Burton are listed as accrections or officiants.

Bustos Martine Fo Ao- Susi Nore Daudater Roscoe Sinisa Bannam Mra Shtrey Burto Walsten Harry S. Bisvon Shaves D Burton

Resignation of Eugene Thebes from Boston Casualty Board

Eugene Thebes of Tar Bath Iron Works Corp resigns from the Boston Casualty Co board after ten years. The resignation was presented at the recently held annual meeting amid discussions on accident and health insurance.

Eugene Thebes Tar Bath Iron Works Corp The Boston Casualty Co Thebeau

Surprise 62nd Birthday Party for Mrs Packard at Home

Mrs Anna Packard was surprised Friday night at 722 Washington Street for her 62nd birthday. About four guests attended including Mr and Mrs E I Totte and their son from out of town. The evening featured music, cards and refreshments with several gifts presented. Mrs Packard departed Saturday to visit the Tottes in Brockton.

Anna Packard Washington Street E. I. Totte

Dresden News Highlights Social Life And Local Activities

Dresden notes show Principal Lord and Mrs Norris hosting weekend guests while Barbara Lord visits daughter Miss Barbara Lord in Boston. Lee Stilphen's college plans advance at Bridge Academy and Northeastern, later becoming Plymouth Division manager at White Mountain Power Co. County census work by Lyndall Goud. local moves by Earle and Mrs Goud. Temperance Day at Bridge Academy with remarks on abstinence. Community tea at Mrs Edwin Lucas’s home features Mrs Dorr, Mrs Bickford, Miss Bailey and Mrs Cate. Rev Arthur Maye speaks at WCTU meeting.

Norris Lord Boston Barbara Lord Lee Stilphen Fred Stilphen Lee Bridge Academy Northeastern University White Mountain Power Co Plymouth Lyndall Goud Wiscasset Earle Goud Shelvin Hunter Leslie Bailey Dresden Bailey Willis McComb Eleanor Walsh R. C.titus Dover-Foxcroft Main Street Titus Elizabeth Main Woolwich E Reed Main Will Houdlette Gardiner Eulela Pray Theodore Gagne Wiscasset Academy Edwin Lucas L. H. Dorr Luella Bickford June Bailey Ernest Cate

Bath Country Club announces standing committees

Bath Country Club reveals season committees with chairmen and members for House Greens Inter-Club Tournament Intra-Club Tournament Ladies Tournament Entertainment and Membership. Officers are Robert L. Brownell president Alex Burden treasurer and Harry C. Webber secretary. Directors include Ross Bridgham Paine Newell Main Irish Sewall Webber and others.

Robert L. Brownell Bath Country Club House Edwin R. Andrews William M. Adams Marcia Moulton Donald N. Small Thomas Allen David Henderson Roland F. Hill Archibald M. Main Francis A. Winchenbach John Parker Edward Sewall J. William Osborne Wilfred Girard Rupert M. Irvine Marvin Truss Richard Hersom Kate McCarty Eizabeth Parks Rodney E. Ross James Jenkins E. M. Fuller, Jr Milton C. Trott W. Dayton Hill John H. Grindell William §. Newell Lloyd Steeves L. Eugene Thebeau Wilmer I. Voorhees Alex. Burden Harry C. Webber Edward W. Bridgham Cecil E. Paine William S. Newell Allen M. Irish Sumner Sewall

Public Concert Series By Bath Brunswick Orchestra

Lionel LaBerge heads a large Bath and Brunswick pupil orchestra, believed to be the biggest yet directed. A April 19 Brunswick town hall concert led to dancing, with a May Bath Masonic temple program to follow. Vocalists David Morin Priscilla Brillant joined by guests Leon Levlane Adrien Labbe.

Lionel LaBerge Modern School of Music Bath Brunswick Brunswick Town Hall Masonic Temple David Morin Priscilla Brillant Leon Levlane Adrien Labbe James Night Paul Biette Paul Harvey Is Arsenault Leola Dupont Grace Savage Doris Fortin Leonard Boucher Roland Dumais Alphonse Turcott Marjorie Rogers Paul St Onge Charles McCarthy Rudolph DeLormie

James A McLellan Visits Rye and Portland Friends

James A McLellan spent a weekend in Rye New Hampshire as guest of Rev Bertram Crocker. In Portland on Sunday he attended St Luke's Cathedral and dined with local friends.

James A. McLellan Rye N. H Bertram Crocker Portland St. Luke's Cathedral

Lemont Herbert Wedding in Bath at Beacon Street Church

Everett Garfield Lemont and Mrs Lula Payne Herbert of Bath were married in a double ring ceremony at Beacon Street Methodist church. Attendants included Otis N. E. Card. The couple plan a Massachusetts honeymoon and will reside at 1288 High Street.

Everett Garfield Lemont Lula Payne Herbert Bath Beacon Street Methodist Church Beacon Street Jesse Kenderdine Temont Massachusetts High Street

Dr C A Berry to wed Mildred Child in Easter

Friends announce the marriage of Dr C A Berry osteopathic physician living at 352 Front Street to Mrs Mildred Child widow of Dr Howard T Child of Pemaquid. Dr Child died last summer. The couple will reside at Mrs Childs home and Berry will keep his Bath office visits on Mondays and Thursdays.

C. A. Berry Front Street Mildred Child Howard T. Child Pemaquid Child

Richmond-Hyder marriage returns filed in city clerk office

Ernest Graves Richmond of 36 Union Street Carthage Tenn son of Henry G Richmond and the late Elizabeth Richmond wed Grace Hyder of Ada Okla daughter of Mr and Mrs P H Hyder in Portland on April 20 by Rev William H Jones. Attendants were Miss Lora Coffin and Mrs Isabelle Jones of Portland.

Ernest Graves Richmond Union Street Henry G. Richmond Carthage Tenn Elizabeth Richmond Grace Hyder Ada Okla P. H. Hyder John W. Gilmore Portland William H. Jones Lora Coffin Isabelle Jones

Wing Spear marry in city ceremony on April 20

Returns of the marriage of Harry E. Wing and Madelyn G. Spear have been received by City Clerk John W. Gilmore. They wed April 20 with Rev. Frederick P. Moffatt officiating. Attendants were Williams Hill and Leona W. Hill.

Harry E. Wing South Street Abbott Wing Canaan Madelyn G. Spear

Douglass Rees Tie Knot in Brunswick Church

Roger L Douglass of 50 Dummer street son of the late Irma Douglass of Bowdoinham and Helen T Reed of 67 Pearl street Bowdoinham were married April 13 in Brunswick by Rev Harry W Chamberlin Attendants were Mr and Mrs J E Miner

Roger L. Douglass Dummer Street W. Douglass Bowdoinham Irma Douglass Helen T. Reed Pearl Street Walter F. Reed Brunswick Harry W. Chamberlin J. E. Miner

Cooper and MacDougall Couple Wed at St Mary's Church

Carl H. Cooper of Woolwich and Florence Rita MacDougall of 13 Walker Street were married on April 20 at St Marys Church. Rev David P. Surette officiated with Albert Mullen and Edna MacDougall as attendants.

Carl H. Cooper Earle Cooper Woolwich Florence Rita MacDougall Alex MacDougall Walker Street St. Mary's Church David P. Surette Cooper Albert Mullen Edna MacDougall

Soule and HarfordWed in Woolwich on April Twenty

Amon V. Soule of Wiscasset and Helen Harford of 52 Spring Street Woolwich were married April 20 by Rev. John M. Gowdey. Attendants were Samuel Soule and Miss Louisa Hamilton.

Amon V. Soule Fred A. Soule Wiscasset Helen Harford Harold L. Safford Spring Street Woolwich John M. Gowdey Samuel Soule Louisa Hamilton

Tibbetts Leavitt Couple Wed in Brunswick Ceremony

Wilfred Oscar Tibbetts aged 26 of Somerset and Gracie Sophie Leavitt of Bowdoinham wed on April 15 in Brunswick. The couple, both children of local families, were united by Reverend Alfred G. Davis.

Wilfred Oscar Tibbetts Somerset Place Harold S. Tibbetts Fairfield Gracie Sophie Leavitt Lewis C. Leavitt Bowdoinham Alfred G. Davis Brunswick

Burns Couple Weds at Home Ceremony in Washington Street

Russell White and Miss Myra L. Burns were married Thursday evening by Dr. David L. Wilson in his home at 918 Washington street. A single ring ceremony was performed.

Russell White Myra L. Burns David L. Wilson Washington Street

Bath Teachers club card party for Morse High fund

Reservations are booked for a Thursday night card party in the Morse High school gymnasium to raise funds for scholarships. Miss Eleanor Danforth can still take reservations by telephone at 833. Prizes go to high scoring players in both auction and contract. Attendees should bring cards pencils and card table covers.

Bath Teachers Club Morse High School Eleanor Danforth

CARETAKER POSITION WANTED MIDDLE AGED COUPLE

Classified notice for a middle aged couple seeking caretaker work, with prior BRE experience. Also an advertisement for sale: five room cottage on Indian Point Road Georgetown Maine near salt water cove, with contact George B. Nagle P O Box 989 New Haven Conn dated 4 18 41. Another ad offers farm or shore property listings via Fred B Reed Co manager Stanley E B Wallace 93 Front Street Bath Tel 514 W 12 30 tf.

Indian Point Road Georgetown Maine Salt Water Cove George B. Nagle P. O. Box New Haven Conn City Shore Listei Fred B. Reed Co Stanley EB. Wallace Front Street Bath

Bowdoinham Social News Highlights Local Events

Mrs. Horace Gault hosts luncheon and bridge with many guests. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hobart travel to Dennysville after Sidney Hobart’s death. Electa Chapter O E S and other groups hold meetings. Rev John Palmer reappointed to Methodist church for 13th year. 4-H Merry Workers menu and sewing. River Road bridge club hosts luncheon. Births include Wilfred Tibbetts and Gracie Leavitt wedding in Brunswick. Tax rate up two mills due to valuation loss. Many locals and visitors spend weekends at homes and events across Bowdoinham and nearby towns.

Horace Gault R. D. Purington Clara Fogg Charles Hackett Ida Fowle J. Hall Denham Karl Hatch Frank Siegars William H. Siegars Reading Mass Hall Denham Chester Hobart Dennysville Norman Rowe Frank Heath Bertha Mabel George Ackley John Edward Graves Reginald Dore Jordan Electa Chapter Howard Moody Wallace Hunter Milton Given John Palmer Auburn Methodist Church Merry Workers Ralph McEwen Mabel Heath Bessie Pratt Bertha Heath Thelma Maroon Marilyn Brown River Road Bridge Club Harry Woodbury Edward Baker George Cutler Margaret Gile Hackett Herbert Heath Jesse Harriman Mary Heath Wilfred Tibbetts Gracie Leavitt Brunswick A. C. Davis Tibbetts Lewis ‘Leavitt Harold Tibbetts Fairfield Bath Iron Works Somerset Place Bath Board of Selectmen

Obituaries and Local Family Movements in Bowdoinham

Mildred Temple died last week with her sister Mrs. Ralph Wheeler in Tops. A Northern Maine family moved to Frank Curtis farm. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chase and family, formerly on the Vachon farm Wick last week. The Chase baby girl was treated at St. Mary's Hospital Lewiston for throat gland trouble. John Ackley, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ackley, has been on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Temple visited Mr. Temple's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A M Temple.

Eleanor Dore South Gardiner Reginald Dore Avery Fides, Jr Carlton ,Morse Newton Mass Joe Miller West Medford University of Maine Fides Avery Fides Leonard Bishop Leonard Jr Carolyn Leatrice South Portland Bishop Farm Walton Adams Rachel Gorham N. H Jean New Market John of Lincoln Harold Hackett Seal Harbor Dexter Stevens Warwick R. I East Bowdeinham John Holden Mars Hill Baxter Wallace Hunter William Kot¢han Esther Olsen Bernardston William H. Gould Myron Heenie Barbara Gould Allen Naugler Portsmouth Eva Palmer J. N. Palmer Evla Browne Washington, D. C Brooklyn Leroy Williams Hope of Rumford East Bowdoinham Mildred Temple Ralph Wheeler Topsham Maine Frank Curtis Robert Chase Vachon Robert ‘Chase St. Mary’s Hospital Lewiston John George Ackley Charles Temple Mr. Temple A. MS. Temple

Rev Charles H Berry Addresses the WCTU Meeting

Rev Charles H Berry guest speaker at the W C T U monthly social at Mrs Nellie Brown 9 Deering street speaking on Results of Repeal. Program included hymns prayer scripture reading an original parody. Committee plans noted for juvenile delinquency and Sagadahoc County convention May 9 at First Baptist church.

Charles H. Berry Nellie Brown Deering Street Berry the Defender Sam Morris del Rio Texas Lois Palmer Lila Place Brown Mabel Paquet Nella Stover P. T Carne Trott Myra Kelley Minnie French Elizabeth Trott Maud Russell Sagadahoc First Baptist Church Russell Trott Grace Watson Kelley Theresa Hill Place Mary Pratt Bath James Coney Society of Friends of New England

Mrs Cyr Returns to Augusta After Visit with Calderwoods

Mrs Joseph W Cyr has returned to Augusta after a stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Calderwood at 981 Middle Street.

Joseph W. Cyr Augusta Herbert Calderwood Middle Street

Wiscasset Update Mentions Regional Visits and Surgery

The report notes Betty Richardson traveling to Portland by car. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Adams with daughter Louise and son Robert visited Skowhegan to see Mrs Adams aunt Mrs Frank Parizzo. Mrs Merle Day and Mrs Charles Barnes were in Augusta. Ernest Grover, son of Mr and Mrs Ernest H Grover, is recovering from appendicitis surgery at Memorial Hospital in Damariscotta.

Portland Betty Richardson Benjamin Adams Louise Robert Skowhegan Adams Frank Parizzo Merle Day Charles Barnes Augusta Ernest Grover Ernest H. Grover Memorial Hospital Damariscotta

Viola Grover's daughter Marion weds Fernald Bailey

Mrs. Viola P. Grover of Wiscasset announces the marriage of her daughter Marion to Fernald R. Bailey son of Mr. and Mrs. J Gould Bailey of Woolwich. The ceremony took place Thursday April 11 at Mont sweay Baptist church with Rev J M Goudy officiating. Attendants were Ruth Grover and Roland Bailey. The couple left for a wedding trip to Connecticut and will reside in Woolwich.

Viola P. Grover Wiscasset Marion Fernald R. Bailey J. Gould Bailey Woolwich Montsweay Baptist Church J. M. Goudy Ruth Grover Roland Bailey Connecticut

Visit of Whitehouse Family From Portsmouth NH

Mrs Stanley Whitehouse and son Warren Dana arrive for several weeks visit with Mrs Eben Dana of Woolwich. Mr Whitehouse, employed at Portsmouth Navy Yard, spent the weekend with family and returned Monday.

Stanley Whitehouse Warren Dana Portsmouth N. H Whitehouse Eben Dana Woolwich Mr Whitehouse Portsmouth Navy Yard

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