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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1933

Page

7

Richmond and area residents host many visitors this weekend

Local social notes list Lester Harriman former Richmond high school principal and family guests at the Mosher home along with numerous visitors from Augusta Bath Portland Malden and other towns. Camps and cottages host extended visits includes residents from Bangor Bangor and Rockland with farm tours and Grange activities noted.

Lester Harriman Richmond High School Harriman Freeman Mosher William Linwood Donald Mosher Ashland Clifton D. Rosha Harry Bethany Clinton Shurmann Malden Sproul Boston George Blinn Westwood Harry Tabb Augusta John Dixon Grace Marston Boyd Baston Augusta Ee Hospital Bowdoin E. O. Tarr Farm Bureau Toothaker Shore Ralph Small Fall River Mass Raymond Verrill Doris Witham White James Wall San Diego Cal Wall Charlotte Bucksport Esther Wall Massachusetts Henry Shaw Fred Cox Cox Bath Winnifred Robinson Buckfield C. B.worthey Bangor Minnie Skinner Winthrop Margaret Grover Randolph Nathalie Salem C C. Byrd Kennebunkport Caroline Marr Pleasant Street Ralph Strout Harry Stone Janette Auburn George Strout Ridlonville Robert Lemieux Earl of Gardiner

Yacht Amalga Visits Bath on New York Owners Tour

The Amalga of New York, flying a Red Bank flag, arrived in Bath with owner J L Reiss and family aboard. Guests include his wife, a son and daughter-in-law from Sheboygan, and Montclair’s Mr. and Mrs. Tietje. The party, bound for Quebec, praised the Kennebec sailing route. A second son, Raymond, missed the boat and traveled by plane, then car. Herbert Mallard and son Jack, from Woodfords, have been staying at a Sabino cottage recently.

E. F. Pratt C. H. Bryant Newcastle Marion Jack Pleasant Pond Leon Shepard Brooks Myrle Bailey Doris Mae Augusta Walter Baker Portland Mary Crossman South Noyse Frank Crossman Cumberland Mills Minnie Waldron Martha Totman North Pleasant Street Harry Whitney Louise Whitney G. E. Bigett Brunswick Llewellyn Alexander Paul Roberts Virginia Suilphen Joseph Pray Alexander Cottage Lakeside Chester Bennett Foxboro Mass Herbert Carr Lester Little Plummer Road Guy Buckley Leeds Charles Dickinson Bertha Sencabaugh Florence Weeks Marion Mealey Hazel Gardiner Richmond Kate Taylor Smithfield John H. Parker Johns Parker Clifton Cate Memorial Hospital Damariscotta Marilyn Louise Cate Herbert Bradley Ellsworth John Hurley Frances Watson Leon Dunklee Greenfield C. J. O’brien Jack Dorchester Densmore Frank Carver Joseph Burgess Providence R. I Frederick Naylor Margaret Robinson Charles Berry Litchfield George Deane Harry Hobbs Vica Cole Cadillac Mountain Bar Harbor Dwight Sayles St. Petersburg Fla Dyer Ocean Point Samuel Smith Alice Luella Syracuse N. Y Abbie Brown Fairfield Melville Brown Sylvester Massachusetts Geneva Sylvester Roy Brown John Parker Samuel Sylvane Skowhegan Albert Brack Russell Edward Brack Robert Brack Evelyn Barker Paul Tutino Gardiner General Hospital Linden Little High Street Alfred Mayers Jean Roxbury New York Red Bank N. J City J. L. Reiss International Tailoring Co Chicago Sheboygan Wis Reiss Steamship & Coal Co Great Lakes Scarboro Powers Airport Powers Field Reiss Herbert Mallard Jack of Woodfords Sabino Arthur Hunt Coast of Maine Junior Southard Arthur W. Hunt, Sr Charles W. Hunt Boston G. H. Smith M. F. Biggins B. F. Perry Gertrude Smith Clayton Rowe Bath Alfred Rowe J. E. Blaisdell Madge O’brien Washington, D. C James O’brien Claude Nichols Maurice Harbin George H. Smith Katherine B. Mathewson Binghampton M. F. Baggins Anna A. Pierce Charles Jordan Auburn Pejepscot Whist Club Seguinland John Hinds Walter E. Ried Leroy Moulton Will Ried Walter Prouser Walter Hinds Walter, Jr Marilyn Walter Genther Lila Lidback John Doughty, Jr J. Henry Doughty Jesse Taylor Burleigh Ordway Ralph Goodwin Charles Wakley Charles Wakley, Jr Aileen Rogers Theodore Allen Hannah Allen Lloyd Smith Catherine Harvey MacKay Orin Colby Margaret Tabor Hartford Mr. Hinckley Viola Hinckley Percy Allen Oakland Allen Chadwick West Roxbury Lundquist Charles MacMahan Walter Beane Janice Willis Beane Billy Waltham Fred O. Robinson Ralph Johnson Cambridge Mr. Robinson Frank Blake Donald Malden Roy Shackford Jeanette Shackford Shackford Percy Savage Walter Moore Hall Moore Nettie Snowmar Rose Ellen Cunningham Thomas Buckley Chester Bubier Jerome Harrington Effie Young Belmont Burt Lewis Norman Dubois Irene Follins Medford Mary Norton J. A. Lundquist Robert E. Lundquist Edwin A. Lundquist Roslindale Charles Campbell Woolwich Fred Carr Piney Woods House Committee J. A. Folsom W. W. Patton Glen Ridge Herbert Moore Arthur Marr Barbara Marr Marr Almon Marr Katherine B Mathewson Cape Newagen Boothbay Harbor Wiscasset Arthur K. Purington Robert Hodgdon Frank Currie Harmon's Harbor Friends Five Islands Merton E. Davis Davis L. H. Rowe Idella Upson Plainfield Harry Lishness Helen’ Bowman Everett Walter Hastrom Medford Mass Seguinland Hotel Polly Adams Brookline Frank Lindstrom New York City Harold Rowe Rowe Ellsworth Pinkham Elbridge Southard Southard Raymond Belanger J. Walker Gilmore James McKay Leon Dunn Levi Maddox Betty Madeline George Macrum Margaret Macrum Edith Macrum Robert Macrum Oakmont Panéré S. B. Cubbage Annie Ashford George O'Donnell Chestnut Hill O'Donnell Janet May Proctor Hagan Cottage Mary Frizell Norwood Lillian Morse New Haven Conn Otis Baker Little Good Harbor Frances Riach Baltimore

Georgetown Community Notes of Visits and Events

Georgetown residents share visitors and trips from Boothbay to Bath and Melrose. A busy week includes league sale at First Baptist church and a camp meeting at Overlook Lodge, with concerts, picnics, and social calls across Boothbay Harbor Georgetown Sagadahoc Bay and Kennebec Point.

Clifton Cunningham Marjorie Boothbay Melvin Cunningham Gaston Lachaise Boothbay Harbor Marry L. Tarr Richmond Ida Oliver Evelyn Kahrs Portland Charles Blaisdell Bath Howard M. Trafton Robert Hatch Melrose Mass Jacques’ Point George Tate Schultz Lois Catherine Morse Lowsell G. F. Williams West Georgetown Howard Fletcher Belmont E. S. Cunningham James MacFadden Staten Island New York Thomas Hagan Virginia Billington Lowell Henry F. Albers Lena Donnell Nellie F. Thompson Frank Churchill Howard Noble Boson Harry L. Tarr S. W. Garretson Hollywood Calif Harold P. Small Small Stearns W. Scott John Nolan Medford Sagadahoc Bay Ambrose MacFadden Bowen Miss Thurber Overlook Lodge Emma Billings Albert Diamant Robinhood Rev Brewster Elkader Iowa Kennebec Point John Holt Germany A. E. Holt Working League First Baptist Church Katherine Chase R.N North Edgecomb Glen Clark Nona Mains Christian Missionary Alliance Old Orchard Camp Grounds Charles Soule Friends of Julia Dalrymple Carrie L. Oliver Sea Beach Harold J. Brown Overlook Hall Elizabeth Thompson Boston John F. Thompson Cape Cod Charles T. Clarke Sharon Marion Clarke Miss Clarke WEEI Sydney Dalrymple Newton Leon Hasty John Lydon George Lindsay Jacques Point Harry L. Horne William Horne Havana Canada Charles V. Minott Minot Phippsburg Frank Heald Harold Miller Joyce Ernest Curtis Salem Benjamin H Arrowsic Georgetown

In-Vita Herb and Iron Tonic Advertised by Freedman Co

An advertisement promotes In-Vita Herb and Iron Tonic claiming system cleansing blood aurification appetite aid digestion toning and bowel regulation to correct constipation. It asserts safety and reliability with Freedman Medicine Co of Stonington Maine as the sponsor.

Freedman Medicine Co Stonington, Me

FIVE ISLANDS GRANGE FAIR A SUCCESS AND COMMUNITY NOTICE

The Five Islands annual Grange fair on Aug 10 drew large crowds. An afternoon sale and a 6 pm supper for about 60 preceded an evening program featuring Frances Reed Trio, vocal solos by Mrs. Corinne Ainley, and a closing trio. The notice lists many locals at social gatherings, visits, and upcoming events at Seguinland, Boothbay Harbor, and nearby cottages, with numerous Reverend, Mrs., and Mr. surnames and a plan for a vaudeville night at Howard's hall with notable performers and Pine Tree Serenaders.

Fred Johnson Fais Frances Reed Mark Hennessey Harry Cook Helen Shaughnessey John Grindell Emma Baker Norwood Otis Baker Little Good Harbor Howard's Hall Ruth Dietrich Shubert Co Minneapolis Charlotte Cahill Eliot Bold Charles Jones Ruth Helen Jones Cambridge Harmon's Harbor

No Repeal Meeting At Baptist Church

A union service at First Baptist Church featured Mrs. Henry W. Peabody speaking for No Repeal. Rev. Forest L. Littlefield presided, with readings by Rev. Wilfred Rice and prayers led by Rev. G N. Palmer. The program included a trumpet solo by Merritt Trott, with Miss Beth Trott directing the union chorus and Mrs. Mabel Merrill at the piano.

First Baptist Church Henry W. Peabody Forest L. Littlefield Wesley M. E. Church Wilfred Rice Carlton Rice G N. Palmer Bowdoinham Beth Trott Mabel Merrill Merritt Trott Frederick W. Smith The Civic League Peabody Massachusetts

Maine voters urged to uphold prohibition in Sept 11 referendum

Mrs. Peabody urges Maine residents to vote against repealing the Eighteenth Amendment to preserve Maine’s prohibitory law and prevent harbor cities from becoming bar-harbors. She argues for Neal Dow over any new liquor deal, cites college attitudes toward liquor, and appeals for high turnout to “save Maine.”

Peabody Maine Neal Dow St of

Research class holds monthly meeting at Corliss Street church

The Corliss Street church research class met Wednesday August 9 at Mrs. Jeannette Plant’s home 203 High Street with 19 present. A business session covered Bible questions. social hour followed with refreshments by Plant’s granddaughters Hazel and Hattie. Next meeting set for September 6 at Mrs. Clark 217 High Street. calling committee named.

Corliss Street Church Jeannette Plant High Street Plant Emma Daley Minnie McPherson Jennie Seavey Fannie Burden Lena Helm Jennie Curtis Lizzie French Nellie Bonney Mamie Worrey Winnie Mudge Minnie Tyler Annie Sylvester Clark Nocton Sylvester Hutchins Daley Seavey McPherson

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Mattie Garretson Laurence Bond Gilbert Maxwell North Adams Fred S Curtis Thomas R. Huston R. Bath Kennebec River Edwin V. Reed Bath National Bank Pejepscot Everett Ried Mr. Reid Walter E D. M. Humphreys & Co Sagadahock Block Bath, Me Gulf of Want Bath Savings Institution New Union Morris S. Povich Front Street Baptist Church John H. Kimball Larchmont Edward H. Kimball Lincoln Street Kimball Samuel A. Kimball Carl F. Pierce Center Street Beacon Street Beacon Hill State House Att Alan
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