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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1922

Page

6

Community club to discuss supper and heating at new ab house

The regular Community club meeting will open in the new ab house this Thursday with possible relocation to the old club house depending on Wednesday night’s window installation progress. Attendance is expected to reach all 60 members as the group plans a supper in the new building next week and reviews heating.

Ab House West Bath Carrie V. Malcolm Dromore Grange Grange Squaw Club Rumford Robert P. Manson Winfield W. Morse Smaw Harry B. Williams Phippsburg J. N. Tibbetts Belle Hunt James Mitchell Boston Fregated Railroad Co Harry Williams Richmond Charles E. Hewitt, Jr Frank Talbot

Busy probate court handles numerous estate actions in Bath area

Saga dahoe county probate court led by Judge James S. Lowell processed a wide array of probate filings. Wills were admitted and inventories filed for numerous estates including Coombe of Rata and Flagg of Topsham. administrations granted for Atkins Bowdoin Nash and others. accounts and trustee actions continued for multiple Bath based estates.

Sagadahoe County James S. Lowell Charlies AL Coombe Rata Rupert H. Baxter Semira Donnell Everett Nass Henry E. Crocker Massachusetts Davitt T. Flagg Topsham George D. Noeven Winthrop Mass Ansenm M. Clark Bowdoin Herbert Samuel G. Gordon Bath Rose Gordon John FL Barker Byron FL Barker Viela Worcester Clarence EF. Sawyer Sarah TP. Jordan Mary PL Hill Frank HL Peres Nellie W. Percy Abbie Hf. Allen Eugene F. Allen Julian A. Nash Irving Tf. Nash Sidney DT Swett Mary Ro Swett Julia P. Tall Herbert L. Hall Charles Timaghtx Rosella M. Dhoughty Martha Po Small Joseph T. Small Jonathan Dodge John S. Hyde Parry FE. Stetson Arthur H. Stetson Alfred T. Stetson Mary B. McDonald Albert G. Winslow Julia P. Hall Herbert ZL. Hall Sidney D. Swett Elizabeth T. Blinn Saarian Charles H. Hunnewell Woolwich Frank W. Cartton Southard Kite Bork John TH. Southard Guardian Estiate Rianche FE Ames Ane HL Henderson Hattie Williams Richmond Laura K. Willisnes Aifie H. Aten Arthur J. Thinton Eugene F. A‘ley Viola M. Atkins Edward Atkins Harry BF. Stetson Arthur HL Stetson

William Arsenault remembered in Bath community

William Arsenault 27 of Prince Edward Island, a Bath resident for 11 years and former Bath Opera stage manager, died recently. Known in Bath as a shipyard worker and popular figure, he leaves his parents, three brothers and four sisters, and several in laws and relatives. Relatives listed include John Bath Dick Meneten Jo sep Arsenanit Wellington PEL 1 and Mrs Peter Lehbell Mrs James Lean Mrs Chris Surrett Moneton. Rev and Mrs H S Dew of Auburn arrived at Rosedale on New Meadows to pass the month.

William Arsenault Prince Edward Island Bath Llowse John Meneten Josep Arsenanit Wellington PEL 1 Peter Lehbell JamesLean Chris Surrett Moneton H. S. Dew High Street Auburn Rosedale New Meadows

Sebasco Eyes Harding Sebasco Estates Visit Mixed with Local News

In Sebasco a report says President Harding may visit Sebasco Estates as a guest of Judge WLOS, prompting local elation. The town buzzes over summer guests, school events, weddings, and a flurry of coastal activity from blueberry harvests to camp life and a Winniganee baseball game.

State Chamber Plans Survey Across Maine Counties

The State Chamber initiates a statewide survey led by Portland and Augusta chambers to map Maine’s agricultural, industrial, and tourist resources. The project aims to unite local chambers, attract outside workers, and identify farms, markets, banking, transportation, and health facilities for development.

Rm Teres Freetrug Eallead Frien Maine A. Witorn Osony Patmenuth Porthindk Maine Eonite Ami Guilmaesh Tie Portland Ani Gulnae Kennebec County Waterville Chamber of Hetel Aml Pwossi Health and Eduestomal Fi

Piano show disrupts city plans at Mikelski music store

A damaged clippish report notes a piano show disruption during a National Piano Mechanics Association exhibition at Mikelski's store, 168 Front Street, New York. The event shifts attention from welfare concerns to a staged performance and competition.

Mikelski New York Mikelsky Muise Front Street

America needs a shipping subsidy to regain its ocean fleet

The article argues that national subsidies or aids to shipping have been used by many nations to offset natural or economic handicaps. It traces historical steps from early colonial times through 19th and early 20th century policies, noting that America must now adopt a subsidy to build and maintain an ocean carrying fleet under its flag.

America Hoover New York Virginia Hugh Peters Oliver England Great Britain West Iim Congressional Disgest United States Congress ISO Polk Postmister General Ocean Steamship Co France Germany Pacatic Mail Steamship Co Postmaster General Collins Steamship Line Liverpool Cunarders Tisams Southampton Frye and Hanna Senate House Roosevelt Merchant Marine Commission South America Gallinger Harding House of Representatives Jones Washington Senate Committee On Commerce Hito Greene Massachusetts House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries Green House Hagal India Italy Japan Frederick IT. Thompson Alabama

MacDonald Henderson wedding smiles over Bath crowd

Miss Hazel Henderson and Marshall MacDonald former Bath residents married July 28 at the Methodist parsonage in Bath. The bride wore white georgette and carried sweet peas. the couple’s attendants included Doris Purington and John Henderson. The bride, Morse high graduate of 1921, trained at Maine General Hospital. The groom, son of Portland residents, formerly worked for Texas Steamship Co. They honeymooned in the White Mountains and will reside in Yarmouthville where MacDonald will help on the farm.

Bath Hazel Henderson Marshall MacDonald Yarmouthville HE. C. Glidden Doris Purington John Henderson Warington Harvey Henderson Morse High Maine General Hospital Portland Daniel MacDonald MacDonald Texas Steamship Co White Mountains Mr. MacDonald Mr. Henderson

Engagement announced for Doris Hayes and Magnus Ridlon

The engagement was announced Thursday between Miss Doris Lucille Hayes daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Hayes of 54 Harpswell Brunswick and Magnus Fairfield Ridlon a Bangor native. Hayes will train as a nurse at Worcester City Hospital after graduating Brunswick High in 1922 Ridlon a Bowdoin and Western Reserve Medical School student and Delta Kappa Epsilon member in Cleveland Ohio

Doris Lucille Hayes Magnus Fairfield Ridlon Miss Hayes Charles H. Hayes Harpswell Street Brunswick Brunswick High School Worcester, Massachusetts City Hospital Ridlon Bangor Bowdoin Western Reserve Medical School Cleveland Delta Kappa Epsilon

Biddeford Schooner Jere G Shaw Returns With Pine Load

The Biddeford built schooner Jere G Shaw returns to Biddeford wharf after long voyage and is loaded with 200000 feet of Southern pine for Pepperell Co. Edward K Lawrence of Rockland now owns the vessel. Former stockholders visit the ship, noting its restored condition and absence of past wear.

Jere G. Shaw Biddeford Pepperell Co Edward K. Lawrence Rockland

Johnson Reunion at the W E Johnson Home Hodge Street Wiscasset

A Johnson family reunion gathered at the home of W E Johnson on July 9 with members including Forest and Olive Johnson, Porter Johnson, R M Johnson returning from the Marines, Mrs Lillie Johnson Geyer and four children, Verey Allen and wife, Susie Johnson Allen of Fairfield, Jerry Colby and Tertina Johnson Colby with their daughters Tda and Charlotte from Somerville. The article notes Bathing at Belfast city park and ocean shore tide conditions and mentions two Bath built vessels Wyom ing and St Johns under charter or option for coal transport.

W. E. Johnson Hodge Street Wiscasset Johnson Forest Olive Porter Johnson R. M. Johnson United States Marines Lillie Johnson Geyer New Hampshire Verey Allen Susie Johnson Allen Fairfield Jerry Colby

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