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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1936

Page

8

Mrs. Joseph M. Lemont of West Bath Dies

Laura E. Lemont 78 widow of Joseph M. Lemont died suddenly Wednesday at her Sanford's Crossing home from a heart attack. She lived in West Bath most of her life and was active in church and fraternal groups. Survived by one daughter Lizzie Haggett, three sons, five grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and a nephew. Funeral set for Saturday at 2:30 p.m. in her home with Rev. Charles R. Sims officiating.

Laura E. Lemont Joseph M. Lemont Sanford's Crossing Berry's Mill Edwin W. Haggett Charles S. Lemont Topsham Sedgwick Circle West Bath Bath American Red Cross Lemont Lizzie A Harry W Quincy Mass Everett G James B Sanford’s Crossing Arthur C Fred W. Larrabee Larrabee’s Grove Arthur E. Haggett Berry's Mill District Harold J. Haggett Charles Lemont Haggett James Bazin Lemont, Jr Paul M. Lemont Lucy Ann William Edwin Charles L. Haggett Joseph W. Larrabee Charles R. Sims First Baptist Church

Wanted Laundry Work to Do

Wiscasset Maine notice seeking laundry work by Mrs H S Lewis of Water Street announces availability for domestic duties.

H. S. Lewis Water St Wiscasset

Will Pass August with Bath Relatives

Professor and Mrs. Edward G. Mead of Oxford Ohio arrived to pass August with Mrs. Mead's parents at 813 Washington Street. Mead heads the organ and theory of music at Miami University and joined Harvard faculty friends in Cambridge during part of their East trip. They toured Michigan, Canada, New York, and Maine visiting the National Music Camp Interlochen Michigan where 300 students study. broadcasts are heard nationwide Sundays. The Meads are friends of Dr. Edgar Stillman Kelley, a leading American composer.

Edward G. Mead Oxford Ohio Dr. Kelley America

Bath Residents At Buzzell Pool Tuesday

Among Bath attendees at Buzzell's swimming pool on Tuesday were Miss E Marguerite Hennessy Miss Funice Ledyard Miss Lucy H Hartwell Miss Miriam W Kimball Miss Patricia Sewall Frederick Andrews Lewis Wilson Eleanor Wilson Billy Bennett and Marie Bennett.

Bath Buzzell's E. Marguerite Hennessy Funice Ledyard Lucy H. Hartwell Miriam W. Kimball Patricia Sewall Frederick Andrews Lewis Wilson Eleanor Wilson Billy Bennett Marie Bennett

Mrs Sewall and party guests at Poland Spring visit

Mrs Arthur Sewall II Miss Minnie A White and Charles E Cushing were guests Tuesday at Poland Spring where Mrs H King Coolidge, Sewall's mother, is passing several weeks.

Arthur Sewall 2d Minnie A. White Charles E. Cushing Poland Spring Sewall H. King Coolidge

Maine Winner Named in National Motor Safety Contest

Maine winner is George Ellery Vose of Waterville in the National Motorcade Safety Contest. Alternate is William S. Pinkham of Portland. Contest aims to select safest drivers in each state and D C with a trip to New York for a safety conference.

George Ellery Vose Elm Street Waterville Maine Maine Automobile Association American Automobile Association C. I. T. Safety Foundation States District of Columbia William S. Pinkham Dartmouth Street Portland New York City Waldorf-Astoria Harry M. Smith Blake, Barrows & Brown Co Bangor Burtis F. Fowler Motor Vehicle Department Augusta Robert F. Skillings Vose Voses New York A. A. A. Motor Clubs Pinkham

South End P T A Plans First Lawn Party

The South End P T A sets an Aug. 18 lawn party at Mitchell school grounds starting 6 30 PM. A Parade of Horribles and a children’s doll carriage parade open the event with judges Chester A Plant and Miss Laura Mitchell. Prizes include best costume and worst looking horrible.

South End William P. Crowley Union Street Alfred E. Carpenter Mitchell School High Weeks Streets Chester A. Plant Laura Mitchell

Bowdoinham Fertilizer Ball Team Drops Close Home Game

Bowdoinham Sagadahocs lost to Freeport 9 to 8 on home grounds Saturday. Sunday they beat Augusta Lumber Jacks 8 to 5 in Bowdoinham in an interesting affair. Next Sunday the Sanicos from New Gloucester visit. Numerous local residents and families feature in attendance and social rounds.

Swing Bridge Reconstruction Plans For Topsham and Brunswick

Brunswick selectmen announced final plans for reconstructing the Swing Bridge between Brunswick and Topsham as a PWA project. The bridge washed away in spring floods and residents of Topsham Heights faced heavy inconvenience. initial steps start Friday morning.

Topsham Heights Brunswick Selectmen Brunswick Topsham PWA Selectmen

Bowdoin Ladies Aid meets in bad weather at Mrs Babb

Bowdoin Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs Charles Babb with poor attendance due to weather. Lunch was served, afternoon social time followed, and the next meeting is planned for August 20 with Mrs Erland Rogers. Also notes of visitors and church events. Old Home Sunday at West Bowdoin church August 16 marks its 100th anniversary with planned speakers.

Charles Babb Erland Rogers Arthur Davis Mattapan Mass Laird Cottage Albert Loeselle Chelsea Haighe Road Clyde Starbird Portland Esther Curtis California N. E. Curtis West Bowdoin Maude Kendall

Obituaries and visit notices from Bowdoin and nearby towns

W. H. Gould retrieved Wallace Hatch’s body from Bingham Sunday for a funeral held Tuesday at two from Hatch’s boyhood home in Bowdoin. Other notices include deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Will Given in Wales, and several callers and visitors to households in Gardiner Litchfield Augusta New York and Auburn.

W.H. Gould Bingham Wallace Hatch Mr. Hatch Bowdoin Will Given Harry Fisher Wales Mary Heath Winslow Portland Benjamin Higgins Lexington Mass Carrie Hall W. B. Kendall Old Orchard W. H. Gould James Cornish Dr. Pratt Richmond Ernest Millay Litchfield W.S. Given Augusta Sara Temple New York M. Small Mary H. Heath Gardiner Natale Given Auburn W. 8 Given Tina Jack Lester Longfellow Hallowell

Bath in Other Days continues with town happenings

The itemized column notes life saving crew members in Bath town, street repairs on Washington Street and Center Street, a Red Men meeting, a rowing party at the Beach, window upgrades at M W Sewall & Co, a mid summer dance plan at Armory Hall, Hyde Light Guards practice, high rail danger at Center and Washington, electric car gains, and a comic ducking of L J Eno in Lakewood.

Popham Beach Bath Armory Hall

Engagement of Miss M. Helen Sims Announced

The engagement of Miss Mary Helen Sims to Cecil Vaughn Overman of Altamont Kansas was announced at the First Baptist Church Sunday night after the evening service. Miss Sims, ordained at Winneganee Baptist church and a Gordon College graduate, plans further graduate study. Overman, son of Rev. and Mrs. Cecil V. Overman, is pastor of Bay Rose chapel at Revere Massachusetts and also attends Gordon College.

Mary Helen Sims First Baptist Church Charles R. Sims Cecil Vaughn Overman Altamont Kans Miss Sims Winneganee Baptist Church Gordon College of Theology and Missions Boston Overman Cecil V. Overman Bay Rose Chapel Revere Mass Arthur J. Dunton Sims

Fraser Hudson wedding held at home of bride's parents

Miss Vera Hudson and Daniel M. Fraser wed in a single ring ceremony at 7 pm Saturday at the Hudson home 11 Summer Street Court. Rev. Joseph O Purdue officiated beneath an arch of green with pink and white flowers. The couple plan a short wedding trip then reside at 47 Beacon Street.

Vera Hudson Daniel M. Fraser William Hudson Summer Street Court Joseph O. Purdue Winter Street Church Wilfred Chaplin Beatrice Harriman John Hudson William Hudson, Jr

Spanish War Vets Entertained Sunday

Mr and Mrs Harry P Nason hosted a birthday outing for Mr Nason with the Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary. The event featured a clam bake lunch, games won by Hank Swain and Nora Morse, music by local performers, and visits to Fort Popham and Fort Baldwin. Many members attended from Lisbon Falls Lewiston and Brunswick among others.

Harry P. Nason Cottage Park Avenue Fort Baldwin Arthur Smith Asa A. Wilson Louise Dorsey Hank Swain Nora Morse Arthur Wilson Pollard George Burns Brunswick Gerry Gallaway Harry Labbe Elmer Berry Swain Mother Joe Pollard Sam Sturtevant Togus William Hart Arrowsie Arthur Alfred J. Nason Lewis V. Nason Jesse Sanders Harold Swain Harold Trafton Swain Mattie Swain Allan Gerald Newell Chester Betty Paul Swain Everett Crocker Katheryn Rena Gwendolyn David Crocker Hattie Wallace Edna Burns Myra Burns

Requests for Knox and Lincoln Locomotive Pictures

The Independent seeks photos or newspaper cuts of old locomotives that ran on the Knox and Lincoln Railroad. Named engines include Francis Cobb Edwin Frye Henry Ingalls Edwin Sewall Thomaston and General Knox. Also requests images of Bath to Rockland stage coaches or ads for old stage lines.

Knox & Lincoln Railroad Francis Cobb Edwin Frye Henry Ingalls Edwin Sewall Thomaston General Knox Bath-Rockland Independent

Unique Patchwork Quilt Exhibition At Local Inn

A distinctive patchwork quilt displayed at Mikelsky's Innc on Front Street was crafted by the Welfare Club of Phippsburg. The 30 square cover represents song titles through embroidery and applique. Proceeds will fund medical care for needy local children.

Mikelsky’s Innc Front Street Welfare Club of Phippsburg

Also Mentioned on This Page

Senter Ss. Inc Grange Brewster G. Sedgwick Optometrist Arthur Allen Bath Trust Mrs A. M. Cutler Oxfords Bill Hatch South End P. T. A Frank Hunt W. Hazel Cunningham William P. Hatch Chester A. Roberts N. Gratz Jackson J. Albert Redlon Richard Quick Arthur ©. Lemont Carroll A. Deering Wellington A. Moore Vivian Brown Fish Pond Pearl E. Dunbar Charles E. Hewitt, Jr James Knight Leland R. Mitchell Horace P. Morse James Bonney Fred Coombs Lillian Fisher Charles Perry William H. Small Steven Bracey Bowdoinham Sagadahoc Freeport Augusta Lumber Jacks Sanicos New Gloucester Mary Blethen Wiliam Miller MacDougal William Gould Hazel Carr Beverley Harvey Ames James Ames Paul Ames Unity and Jefferson Angie Purington Harold Curtis Norman Curtis Kennebunk Beach Marion Curtis Lendall Bickford Robert Bickford Edna Graves Johnson Staten Island N. Y Abbie Graves Florence Rogers Hattie Andros Ella Fisher South Portland Varina Minott Denham Denham Elizabeth Brown Lorenzo Minott Bowdoinham High School Litchfield Academy William Denham John Ralph George Scudder W. Miles Josephine Coolidge Cyril Minott Braintree Mary Minott Ralph Denham John Denham Lillian Fred Davis Fannie Taylor Arthur Parker Florence Parker Charles Blair Annie Hall Meredith N. H Vinie Hank Brown James Morrill Esther Smith Winchester Morrill Karl Hatch Ocean Park Kenneth Wilson Edward Wilson Hartford Conn Henry Cornish Jackson Belle Umberhind Lola Lang Hannie Umberhind John Kendrick Samuel Rand Lewiston Georgia Berry Hazel Cornish Mary Hall Bowdoinham Post Road Topsham Paper Mills Fas House Wharf Red Men M. W. Sewall & Co Washington Street Covel Building Center Washington Streets Hyde Light Guards Eastern Steamboat Co L. J. Eno Skowhegan Eno Lakewood Jerry Cosmo Garden Club M. Helen Sims Fraser-Hudson Sibyl Gordon Newell A. Sonnin Krebs Wilmington Del Archibald M. Main Middle Street Girl Scouts Frances Dee Brian Donlevy Sophie Lang Gertrude Michael Sir Guy Standing Richard Dix Karen Morley the Devil’s Squadron Pirate Charles Collins Steffi Dunn Bing Crosby Frances Farmer Cottage Park Knox & Lincoln Locomotive Pictures Baths Family Theatre Charlie Imsitag Dj Imardenne Featuring Tott Il “Garden Sohalowe WE $. Mystery Vaner Tolla 20Th Century-Fox Picture William Davis Satan Meta Lady Cee Fitational Pistore
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