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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1928

Page

8

Personal Notes On Local Residents And Travel

Cornelius Brewster and Kenneth Rad ley left Sunday for New York to begin work with the Thomas J. Howard Co. John Coombs, in Portsmouth, N H, spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Chara Coombs. Arthur Lemont and wife of Portland, formerly Bath, stayed with Mrs. Mabel Shepard in Bath Street. Harold Hunt and wife, wintering in Woolwich, have returned to Georgetown. Lillian Weight of Snow Dark visits South Portland to stay with her sister Mrs. Irving Peabody in Boston. Ralph Whitehouse Irene Jenkins Stanley Whitehouse Jack Conley and James Jenkins spent Saturday in Lewiston and Portland for a ball game and theatre, returning home that evening. Gardiner Rogers hosted a Sunday dinner at Crosby Lane with Doris Pitman, Karl Flanders, and Walter Mills of Dover, NH, the latter three guests of Mrs Pitman Andrew Road.

Cornelius Brewster Kenneth Radley New York Thomas J. Howard Co John Coombs Portsmouth Chara Coombs Cherry Street Arthur Lemont Portland Bath Mabel Shepard Lower High Street Harold Hunt Woolwich Georgetown Lillian Weight Snow Dark South Portland Irving Peabody Boston Ralph Whitehouse Irene Jenkins Stanley Whitehouse Jack Conley James Jenkins Lewiston Porthand

Social notes from Lewiston and surrounding towns

Local items list marriages visits and moving about residents including Ruth Macbadden and Roy N. Lally wedding in Bath, Miss Caroline Plant in Lewiston, Mrs. J. F. Pintlewell on Weeks Street, and George D B Chavis with General Electric Co. ties. Also mention J A Lord returning from Georgetown Deb to inspect frigate Constitution restoration at Charlestown navy yard.

Mero Ralph Ruth Porthind Cheeter Caroline Plant Lewiston Nancy Creamer Mitchell School Edgecombs Fletcher Crown Roelklund Mas J. F. Tpintlewell Weeks Street Robert Young West Paris KP. Daler Maar All Avenue A. TI. Rowe Georgetown Stearns Seeti Andrews Medias George DB. Chavis General Davis High Street Roy N. Lally Ruth I. Macbadden Presden Bath E. Skilby Jolr U.S Poston Deb Charlestown Navy Yard

Bowdoin Standish Moves Back to Farm on Bowdoin Road

Local notes report Bowdoin Standish moving his household goods back to the former Frank Webber farm but not occupying it yet. Mrs Standish visits with the Webbers as Hazel Cornish returns from Washington to resume duties at Brunswick schools and Miss Cornish is named a DALR page.

Old Time Revival Recalled Today

A reader recalls a past revival, describing tears and cries as converts seek guidance from the Almighty. The piece notes a blessed time when believers stepped outside and felt renewed.

Hospital Room Named for Rev Francis W OBrien

Dr Prancis W O'Brien pastor of Greenwood Baptist Brooklyn honored with a hospital room named for him The Dr Francis W OBrien Room at the Samarian hospital on 4th Avenue and 7th Street A $5000 endowment gift by Richard L McNeil presented by William H Holt at Greenwood Baptist service Also notes O'Brien board member and relative Mary E Kimball's Boston visit

Prancis W. O'Brien Greenwood Baptist Church Brooklyn People's Baptist Church Bath New Sapakitan Hospitl 4Th Avenue 7Th Street Francis W. O Brien Richard L. McNeil New Samaritan Dth Avenue Otis S. Carroll William H. Holt 7Th Avenue 6Th Street Francis W. O'Brien O Brien Enochaxielis Searle Munn

Philadelphia Motorist Club Shows Interest in Maine Pageant

Interest grows in the Maine Historical Pageant with Philadelphia motorists planning a tour to Bath. A major newsreel company will assign cameramen to cover the event, and the decorating committee under Harry C. Webber begins organizing with a list of members as preparations aim to attract thousands to Bath.

Bath Maine Philaddelphia Harry C. Webber State Committee Near Totute Harry M. Huse John J. Desmond Harry E. Stetson Harry V. Bridge Willam A. Fall Charles A. Harriman Charles J. Cain Walter BE. Chase Roscoe TP. McFadden John DP. Carey, Jr Wilber G. Cahill Fred WW. Hartnett Robert B. Hateh Morris Povieh Clarence BE Johnson Paul M. Olim Thomas F. Perkins Wihin

Arnold's expedition subject of a talk

Central church men's club met at the parish house for supper and a brief business session led by Vice President Briggs. Dr. W E B Kershner spoke on Benedict Arnold's 1775 expedition to Quebec via Maine, using a large map to illustrate the Kennebec route between Skowhegan and Quebec.

Central Church Vicw Briggs W. EB. Kershner Benedict Arnold Quebec Maine Kennebec Skowhegan

Topsham Grange Holds Regular Meeting Saturday

Topsham grange met Saturday evening with over 100 present. The program included Viane Sole Christine Rackley an original paper Catherine Sprague reading Milward Watten a sketch in charge of Sister Tate Back Seat Driver parts by Minnie Walter Phimmer and Edward Douglas. Discussion on the export debenture plan grange song surprise feature An Illustrated Song Doris Edgecomb question Shall we trade with the Chain Stores William Tudor Gardiner plans visit next Saturday evening.

Topsham Grange Over Loo Viane Sole Christine Rackley Catherine Sprague Reading Milward Watten Tate Minnie Walter Phimmer Edward Douglas Grange Doris Edgecomb William Tudor Gardiner

Change of Schedule for Maine Central

The spring schedule, effective April 2, improves Rockland line times versus last year with earlier westbound departures from Bath and earlier Portland departures. Westbound trips to Rockland gain time while Sunday trains remain unchanged. overall eight-train average time drops from 4:144 to 3:24. A temporary plan ahead of June 19 introduces through car service to Atlantic Coast cities and faster schedules.

Rockland Branch Boston Times General ‘Assenger M. L. Harris D Portland Bath Porthind Lot Pan S.11 Portland Rockland Pan Wortland Porthid Kennebec River Atlantic Coast

Mrs Hlerace Morse and kin return from Auburn visit

Mrs Hlerace Morse and her son James of Union street court have returned from Auburn after visiting Mrs Morse’s cousins Mr and Mrs FP OW Keene. Miss Sarah Black formerly a Bath school teacher has gone back to Natick Massachusetts for a like teaching position after a few days with Mr and Mrs Walter Day of South

Hlerace Morse James Union Street Court Auburn FP. OW. Keene Sarah Black Bath Natick Mass Walter Day South Street

Morse High Track Men to Enter University of Maine Meet

Ten Morse high track athletes led by Captain George Barker will compete at the University of Maine meet on March 6. The squad includes runners and field event entrants such as Barker in the quarter and 440, Maass in shot put discus and hammer throw, Hart Foster in sprints, Lemout in broad jump, and Warrell Rollins broad diversions among others.

Morse High David Y. Atkazin University of Maine Orone George Barker Thart Poster Vzne Hart Foster Barker Lemout SSO Ron— Barker Levyn Larquet Rollins Warrell Maaiss Maass Polo Viauult Orr Bhrow Mauss

Bath Social Notes and Visits From Town Residents

Lewiston resident W D Spruce died Wednesday while visiting Bath where friends recall his 8 30 departure from Lewiston noting seven inches of snow on a level. Local faculty members H S McAhee and Marl Freyberger from Allentown N J spend a few days in Bath with Mor and Mrs Daniel McWhee. The Farrar couple of Roxbury Mass honeymoon with Mrs Farrar’s aunt Mrs Ralph B Dunton of Pearl Street Bath. Miss Winnie Durgin and Miss Jane Goodman return from a two week Boston trip visiting Miss Durgin’s sister Sarah Durgin at a large Boston publishing firm. Mrs Louise Larrabee of Bath is visiting Boston with Mrs Clinger of East Dedham Mass who travels with a party through the Catskills and White Mountains to Canada before Bath visit. Mrs James T Bonney and Mrs Dura l Howard host four tables of auction bridge at Union Street Court. top prize to Mrs Arthur S Pepper, second to Mrs Harry Walters, third to Mrs Albion Corliss. Winnebago club met with Miss Marjorie Furber on Washington Street. games and indoor stunts enjoyed with refreshments and plans for future activities by members Miss Mary Downey Miss Phyllis Chaney Miss Adeline McAllister Miss Betty Footer Miss Katherine Marr and Miss Marjorie Furber.

W. DD. Spruce Lewiston Bath Howard SS. McAhee Marl Freyberger Allentown, N. J Melhee Mor Daniel McWhee Dummer Street Lewis J. Farrar Roxbury Mass The Times Co Vierce G. Clinger East Dedham Catskills White Mountains James T. Bonney Dura Howard Tonney Union Street Court Arthur S. Pepper Harry Walters Albion Corliss Winnebago Club Marjorie Further Washington Street Mary Downey Phyllis Chaney Adeline McAllister Betty Footer Katherine Marr Marjorie Furber

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