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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1938

Page

2

Wiscasset Church to Hold August Sunday Evenings

The Methodist Episcopal Church of Wiscasset announces evening services every Sunday in August at 7 30 featuring community singing of old church hymns directed by Rev. C H Bryant. The observance marks 120 years of service in the town and invites all to join in memory of past members and for enjoyment.

Methodist Episcopal Church of Wiscasset C. H. Bryant Frances Plumstead Plumstead Birch Point Robert Day Dorothy Colby Richard Flood Beryl Nichols Rita Gross Ralph Gross William Rines Robert Rines Harry Boyd Hope Coolidge Greensboro N.C Muriel Stafford Eric Stafford Queens Long Island Susan Baljou Jane S. Murphy Bath James A. Bimson Gilbert's Evelyn Hodgdon Betty Hodgdon Harry Donnell North Berwick Gladys Carroll Burton Haggett Lawrence B. Haggett Jeanette Haggett Brother Harry Aroostook County Harold Crough Newton Mass Harvey Blanchard Attleboro S. D Sherman Federal Street Fred Geisler Donald Carl Irene Geisler Roslindale Horatio Shea Laura Fowle Perry Fowle Ralph Nicols Ross Robin Huntoon New York Lottie Quinnam Quinnam Hil Florence Sproul Capitol Island Alvin Duerr Billy Duerr North Edgecomb Williams Lineau Port Washington N. Y Lineau Grace Knight Mary Hobson Carolyn Varney Margaret Rees Brooklyn D. A Bath Road Harvey R. Pease Lions’ Club Thorndike Hotel Rockland Wilbur Whitman Belmont Addie Merry William Gorham Harold Parih Lucille Merry South Fastern Lee Mer Bernard A. Bailey Jr Highway Planning Surney Wilde County Parker Southard Bridgeport Conn Willian Southard Orin Main Una Chley Portland Iran Wiliam Bradford Bay Albert Cianotpesa Hallowe M. Stanley Dodge Frank Giri Dodoe Cottage Damariscotta Lake Charles InPerri Boston J. Dipri Washington Street Jtuty Seoparne Joseph Clumpa DiPerri DeMarco M Lucy DiPerri Boothbay Harbor Tigers

County Board Hears Petition For Lower Westport Ferry Rates

County commissioners met at the Wiscasset courthouse to hear a petition for reduced ferry charges, ending double tolls after ten and setting ferryman pay. Nearly 1000 residents attended as Bath attorney John P. Caley Jr and local Westport officials represented proponents, while Weston M. Halton and Harvey B. Pease spoke for opponents.

Court House Wiscasset John P. Caley, Jr Bath Board of Selectmen of Westhor Colm R. Dunn Robert S Hislins Joli Jo Reche Walertati Ro Dunn Boer Woaie M. Jewer Amos d. Kiisht Weetey Gree Westper Uae Abel Fat Tolia Wits Tuturs West Stuart Little Inez Rothwell Fannie Ingalls Trene Ingalls Charley Hanley Belmont Mass

Phippsburg Social Page Guests and Summer Guests Reach Sebasco

Long list of visitors and summer guests fill Sebasco and Brightwater areas with numerous Bath and Portland connections. Attendants include Rev Marna Poulson, Miss Katherine Berry, Pierre Lambert of New York, Miss Betty Ewing, and families at Rockaway and Ogantz cottages.

Woolwich Voters Settle Question Of A Schoolhouse

Woolwich voters at Nequasset and Sagadahoc Perry dismissed all but the first article at a special meeting to fund a two room enlargement of the Ferry school. J. H. Currier Jr. of Bath will construct the addition to double capacity, with work starting soon for occupancy by the fall term.

Woolwich Nequasset Sagadahoc Perry Ferry School Clarence Baker Ferry J. H. Currier, Jr Bath

Three auto accidents occur in Bath on Sunday

Three separate automobile accidents took place in Bath within less than three hours on Sunday. A 29 year old woman, Elizabeth Eaton, sustained minor injuries at Chase corner when hit by a car driven by Mary Dana. Dana was not cited. A 60 year old man, Joseph Catlin, suffered minor injuries after being struck by a car driven by Dr. DeForest Day. Two other collisions occurred on Washington Street involving William Childs and Walter Tobey, and a third on High Street involving John J. McLaughlin and Mrs. George Gray. Officers Kingsbury and Clark investigated and motorists settled matters locally.

Bath Elizabeth Eaton Middle Street Herbert Eaton Mill Pond Ice Co Chase’s Corner Mary B. Dana Highland Street Colonial Cafe Joseph Catlin Dr. DeForest Day Wiscasset William M. Childs Franklin Street Rumford Washington Street Walter S. Tobey Berry's Mills Carlton Mr. Tobey Kingsbury John J. McLaughlin Willow Street James E. McLaughlin George Gray Valley Road Milan Street Byron E. Clark

Sustaining Members of Roland Smith Post Honored

At a Roland Smith Post American Legion meeting, chairman Ralph Gay reported 60 sustaining members. A plaque will list the names in the main hall. The roster includes Edwin R. Andrews, J. R. Andrews, Edward Bridgnam, and many others. the Williams family vacates to Damariscotta Lake for two weeks.

Roland Smith Post American Legion Ralph Gay Legion Edwin R. Andrews J. R. Andrews Edward W. Bridgnam Edward Brary Andrew M. Butterfield Henry M. Briggins Ralph W. Bragg George R. Arata Henry W. Butter Frank M. Churchill John P. Carey Charles E. Cushing Harry G. Deering J. Edward Drake Fred R. E. Dean John J. Desmond William A. Furber Joseph Charles Footer Walter S. Glidden Charlotte M. Gorrie Fred D Hill C. B. Holmes Belfast Roland F. Hill N. Gratz Jackson Fred H. Kimball Portland Fritz N. Klippel Charles C. Low Charles F. Magoun Catherine ,Loach Archibald M. Main Timothy C. Maney William S. Newell Frank B. Nichols

West BathSocial news notes from a summer season

West Bath notes list numerous visitors and residents at cottages and summer homes around Foster's Point, Larrabee's Grove, Birch Point, and Quaker Point. Names include the Leavitt family, Wheaton family, Bubier family, May family, Williams family, and many guests from Newton, Cohoes, Bar Harbor, and Portland. A variety of outings, gatherings, and a birthday party at Chestnut Street are mentioned along with a hospital visit for Walter Hill Jr.

George R. Booker Buffalo N. Y Linwood Leavitt Jamaica Plain Mass Foster's Point Harry Wheaton Bar Harbor Larrabee's Grove Fred Bubier Eliot May Eleanor David May Miller Winchendon Nova Scotia Agnes Woodworth Newton Highlands Lincoln Williams Barbara Woodworth Helen Hoffman Grace Green Clara Davis Cohoes Davis Williams Egbert's High Carleton Andrews First Baptist Church Bath Sarah Bagley Wright Paul Lemont Camp Gregory Crystal Lake Emily Larrabee Edward Rice Bath Street Michael Hastings New York City W. E. Walker Larrabee’s Grove Hazel Mank Woolwich Lames Fuller Jane Baker Phippsburg Emma Cox Edgar C. Murphy Washington Street Ralph D. Warren King’s Point Varney Place Ernest Heywood Campbell's Pond Edwin Ahling Everett Florence Swan Chadwick Birch Point Lindell Chadbourne Herbert Hopkins Spring Street Samuel Lancaster Spider Web Cottage Herbert Hersom Vernal Hersom Waterville Emery Footer Furber Cottage Brigham's Cove C. H. Williams Arthur Ruth Topsham Ernest E. Williams Williams Cottage Herbert Williams W. F. Hennessey Blair Wilson Philip Stackpole Christen Cornish Ralph H. Dunton Portland Brighham's Cove Rexford Clarke E. B. Noyes Delmar Bates Chester Freeman Fred Duren Patty Richmond Eleanor Bates Samuel F. Bates Irwin Daley George Kingston N. H George Shattuck Pepperell Hewitt Cottage Walter Hill Aitken Cottage Alfred Horley Janet Arlington Henry Cotteau Camp Cozy Charles H. Bates Leon Beachmont Henry W. Henderson Donald Sabine Harold Liddell Dedham Jefferson Foster South Portland Tuttle Cottage Quaker Point Walter E. Whitmer Jackie Tommy Emhurst Fred Rosé Alan Rosedale J. E. Mayo Elbridge Malcolm Reuben Purington Belle Cutting Jane Bishop

Woolwich Church Services and Community Happenings

A Woolwich area church schedule notes Sunday services at Montsweag church and a 10 45 Bible school. The Willing Workers held an afternoon meeting at Mrs Florence Hathorne’s home with a public food sale. Local guests and visits are listed along with plans for Vacation Bible school and other community events.

Montsweag Church Florence Hathorne Murphy's Corner Lincoln Farrar Portland Farrar Ardella Farrar Sagadahoc Ferry Sulphur Springs James P. Hurley Barbara Patricia Newark N. J Harry Fitch George B. Farnham Albert W. Clark Olympia, Wash Alden Farnham David Wellesley Mass Edna Stevens Jacksonville Fla Herbert Stevens Frank Carter Livermore Falls Edwold Carter Nequasset Mary Bates Ruth Presley Marilyn Hatch Mary Lowell Bath Lowell Camp Ida Beals Harvey P. Hathorne Flossie Beals Blanche Bunker Los Angeles Cal Belfast Harry Bartlett Berlin N. H Warren Henry Dubar Woolwich Center John E. Rouse Northfield Seminary Northfield Dwight L. Moody Moody Woolwich Union D&y's Ferry Daily Vacation Bible School Day's Ferry Otis Bartlett Robert Brown Warren Bartlett Charles Dubar Mary W. Lowell Lowell Lake Nequasset Tuessie Hall Samuel P. Buck Carleton Arthur A. Williams Williams Hollis L. Leeman William L. Leeman

Man rowed ten miles to Bath to see Morse high and Boothbay harbor

Jerome Leonard, 73, former Cedar Grove farmer, rowed his skiff along the Kennebec River to Bath to view the Morse high school built by the Morse family and sail down the back river to Boothbay Harbor. He docked at Ferry Street at nine p.m. and joined the Sausanoa excursion on Sunday before returning home Monday. Mr. Leonard recalled working for the Morses years ago and praised the family.

Jerome Leonard Cedar Grove Kennebec Bath Morses Boothbay Harbor

Westport Social Calendar and Western Isles Guests

Westport hosts a large summer gathering at the town hall with over 200 attendees. The event featured a cake auction led by Amos Knight and a program headlined by Miss Evalin Lane, a Boston booked dancer, supported by violinist Norman Greenleaf and emcee Bria Jewett.

Nella Caston John Leonard Hallowell Brian M. Jewett Woodbury H. Siewerts Milton Lewis Margaret Webber Judson Cromwell Marion Cromwell Somerville Mass Charles Hanley, Jr Belmont Edmund Roche Watertown Frances Jewett Wiscasset Whitefield Frank Williams James Williams Mechanic Falls Williams U. of M James J. Grant Norman’ Greenleaf James Craig Grove Beach Conn James Harper Grant Ruth James Squam Creek Farm Jean Harper Eleanor Durmer Ashland Salt Water Farm Alyn Jewett Sigmund Leroy Durmer Clive Hastings Albert Ewad James Buckley Buckley Lower Hart's Gate Martin Mulhall Avis Richard Robert Martin Mulcall Ida Greenleaf South End Lower Hurl's Gate Melvin Knight Virginia Hyannis Knights Jonas Knight Albert Locke Nancy Locke Appleton Cottage Harriman’s Point S. P Miss Lane Boston Dainty Barbara Stodder Russell Stodder Bath Old Town Hall Dr. Rockwell Miss Stodder Norman Greenleaf Bria” Jewett

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Mrs Frank Sherman Sebasco Harold Sherman Amy Albee Erskine Grace A. Cowley Alfred Boynton Lakeworth Victor Gorham Upper Ruth Sanborn Woburn Raymond Sherman Sherman Charles Cowley George W. Boynton Ralph Lake Worth W. Victor Gorham Naples Westport Ferry Lincoln County Marna Poulson Betty Ewing Robert L. Ewing Rockaway Brightwater Leora Field Washington, D. C Ogantz White Mountain Lisbon Ogantz William McIntire McIntire Edward McDonald Long Beach Cali McDonald F. Percy Young Parker Head Prince Edward Island Raymond Trott Providence R. I Small Point Beach Paul O'Neill Atlantic City Walter EB. Edge George B. Dearborn John W. Williams Baltimore Kathleen Wyman Swanton Wyman Ernest A. Rogers Macuin Wyman Esther Hanley Westport Irma Gilman Rufus W. Lombard West Bath Waite Cottage Bald Head Bernard Henderson Hyde Windlass Co George W. Larrabee George W. Larrabee, Jr Dry Mills Nellie Colby George Ingalls Mary Anna Curran Nan Curran Nellie Tracy Phillip Gormley Owen Tracy Cottage Carrie Little Meadowbrook Lillian Simonds William Grevers Grevers William Fields Elmer Anderson Brighton Gardiner Rogers John D. Rogers Candy’s Harbor Helen Catlin Annie Deshon Harlan Bell Westbrook Emma Upham Foxboro Ray F. Campbell Mary Sylvester Winfield Blair Fred Pratt Evelyn Pratt Earl Freeman Dorothy Corey John Hazel Wis Cassel Wyman's Beach William R. Bowie Lester Oliver Roland L. Eaton Reese D. Eby Della Farrar Lucinda Sprague Irma Farrar Muriel Quinn Ruth Sprague Kirk Robers Ernest Bhauadell Basin Oaklyn Walter J. Pierce Ada Catherine William Bradford Walter Campbell Kittery Campbell Farm D. G. Moss Union Murray Moss Michael Fred Doves Madison Lester Perry Randolph Bessie Manson Frances Frank P. Leavitt Marie Simpson William Boothby Augusta Clarence Blair Newagen Inn Willard Blair Messina Walker Cottage Hazel Harrison Edna Cobb Marcus Beebe Wakefield Anna Trott Ruth Skillngs Alfred Warren Stamford Arthur Walter Burnt Coat Island Ralph J. Walker Sylvester Cushman Dorothy Gunther Louise Garth Emma Houston Lillian Donavan Rock Gardens Joseph O. Purdue Winter Street Congregational Church Sebasco “Clipper Lynette Caverly Daniel Williams Elizabeth First National Bank William MacGuire Chestnut Street Betty Elaine Gay Mason Carolyn Miller Gloria Wilson Barbara Fraser Marjorie Fraser Mariy I .Vester Walter Hill, Jr Charles Walsh Frank Vennett Edgar Leavitt Kenneth Haskell Tripp Lake OF Bath America Henry W. Owen, Jr the Times Press Bath, Maine
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