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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1927

Page

5

Five Islands Guests At Otter Cliff Shore Dinner

Mr and Mrs O W Wales hosted a shore dinner at Otter Cliff hotel with 14 at a single table. Many visitors arrive for two week stays, including families from Malden Brookline and Melrose, plus day trips and cottage stays at Sequinlind, Quimby, and other local spots.

Mrs. O. W. Wales Otter Cliff O. W. Wales Q. W. Wales West Newton H. B. Cranshaw A. W. Walker Malden R. D. Walker Ambrose Thibodean Mabel Waterville Farmington Fred L. Fish Belmont Roscoe Edwards F. S. Laskey John Greenwood Mass Georgia Laskey Quimby Cottage J. E. Blaisdell Blaisdell Elizabeth Vickerson Milton J. C. Briggs Victor Pinkham Southport Pinkham Charles Pinkham Arthur W. Hunt George H. Smith Gertrude Smith Briggs Cottage Bessie Mae Dougherty CC. W. Nocton Isabel Barber Googins F. O. White Franklin Wyman Roger Sherman Sequinlind Hotel Bradford Lawrence Julia Ann Maud Taylor St. Petersburg James Lawrence James Jr Mamaroneck N. Y Damuariscotta Capt Proctor Hagan Little River Folsom Augusta Howard Bath Ocean View Belle McConnell Frederick McConnell Dorothy McConnell Brookline R. A. D. Edwards Eugene Hall Margeret Ruth Hall West Acton Hall Cottage F. M. Biggins Richmond

Maine Town Roads Show Careful Maintenance After Rain

A Maine roundup notes road crews in Boothbay Holgecomb and Wiscasset scraping streets early after rain. Other items cover fines for a Portland fireman, a New England boosters trip to Long Island, a revoked license tied to a load of liquor, guilty pleas in liquor transportation indictments, a 101st Trench Mortar Battery reunion in Auburn, a Kennebunk blacksmith’s long vacation, and improved Boston to Bangor steamship finances.

Ocean Point Augusta Boothbay Holgecomb Wiscasset Portland Lillian G. Carey Massachusetts Frank A. Goodwin Carey Carmine Cartonio McNeil and Wheeler Boston Goodwin Cartonio Auburn 101St Trench Mortar Battery Maine Lewiston T. M. B. Association Boston and Bangor Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc

Rich mond woman marks ninetieth birthday with cake

Mrs William Plummer who has lived near River Road in Bowdoinham for nearly 50 years celebrated her ninetieth birthday on Aug 8 She enjoys good health for her age and received a large birthday cake and gifts. Nearby visitors include Carl Bickford of Skowhegan and various townsfolk visiting relatives and attending church events across Bowdoinham and nearby communities.

William Plummer River Road Bowdoinham Plummer Carl Bickford Skowhegan Meath Eugene Searles Boston Eastern Steamship Lines Inc Fred Starrett Parker Katherine Clara Onman Warren W. J. Cherry Bangor George H. King Frank Ss. Chaney Topsham Harry Chaney Robert Dickerman Belgrade Lakes Richard Augustus Preble L. J. Williams Attleboro Mass Marion Sherburne Portland Charles Sherburne Bryant C. HL. Bryant Victor ER. ER. Carey Hallowell Annie Hackett San Francisco Cunlif Brunswick Road Myron Keen C. G. Gray Gardiner Marion Carr Wortland Lillian FE. Dunham West Southport John Dunn Rodney Morris Carter Frank Beedle H. J. Stilphen Freeport Annie Clark Oxford Street Cambridge Maine William Ralph Roy Edith Hattie Alice Winifred G. Woodward West Brookield Deatrice Card Ray Good Aml Harry N. Stilphen IL. M. Foster Chester Foxter Mixs Clara Thompson Mildred Caseall Phyllis V Paseall Ethel Foster Bath Melville Tinkham Mixx Hazel McGuire Rena McGuire Ralph Brewster Auburn

Wright's Hill Camp Tourists Have Party

Tourists at Wrights Hill Camps held a social gathering on Tuesday evening with notable attendees. Dorothie Biel from Hartford and Florence De Cromer from New York performed, while KK. E. Goff entertained with stories and a recitation. Also present were traveling salesmen, Brooklyn visitors, and locals from Trenton and Boston. The event ended around 10 30 p m with a singing of Good Night Ladies and general praise for the evening.

Wright's Hill Dorothie Biel Hartford Phoenix Cheese Corp Goff H. C. Murphy Virginia Brooklyn N.Y Murphy Coney Island Dorothy Wright Boston Merton Wright BE. H. Meahee Trenton N. J McGhee Frank Daley Northville Academy

Kingbird Chases Crow Across North American Range

A Sir Kingbird perched on a dead limb near its nest chases passing insects. The male bird, common across central Canada and much of the United States, despises crows and will aggressively drive them away with a strong bill.

Sir Kingbird Canada United States

Birds and a Policeman Nesting Mocking Bird Tale

A mocking bird sings throughout the year while feeding on pests such as rice weevil chinch bug and cottonworm. It defends its home and selects a thicket near human habitation to build a nest with four to six greenish blue freckled eggs.

Clergyman fills pulpit in Georgetown First Baptist

In Georgetown California Rev S W Brown was absent. Rev A B Whitney of San Bernardino officiated at First Baptist Church. A Camp Overlook girls recital will follow next Sunday. Many locals and visitors are noted in daily life with travels to West Georgetown Ocean View and neighboring towns. A lively village social scene includes motor trips to Fairfield and Portland, summer homes, and camp activities with a large fundraising program.

California First Baptist Church 8. W. Brown A. B. Whitney San Bernadino Calif Camp Overlook Charles Rodd New Jersey William Thompson West Georgetown Charles Wilbur Wilson East Orange N. J Rebecca Richardson Rachael Jones Barbour House Car Harbor Moosehead Lake Charles DeBeay Medford Mass Saaturday Sagadahoc Bertha Russell Portland Nancy Russell Edward Wren Boxton Misa Jauda Meta Arthur L. Todd Lisbon Jennie Todd Kenneth Dunlop Winchester Herbert L. Spinney Ath Elliot Noble Melrose Mas Gilbert Gunnell Waltham Maass T. N. Williams John F. Thompson Barbara Junior Brooklyn N. Y Thompson Mixx Marjorie Souter Manss Anita Woodward Hartford Bath Earl Hagan Wettengill Frye John BE. Oliver Oliver J.C. Burnham James V Paul Wollaston Robinhood Morse Cottage Miss Viela Buzzo AL OS. Rowe Christmas Cove Diamant Reynold Boston New York Sewall W. A. Todd Newman Indian Point Melvin Cunningham Arthur S. Rowe Springfield

Carnival of Months Fair at First Baptist Church

The Working League held its annual fair and supper in the camp hall with a “Carnival of Months” display. Harold Brown built 12 booths themed by month, dining room tables served 60 diners, and an evening program featured camp girls with music and tableaux led by a two year old Barbara King in the New Year tableau Father Time.

Junior Brown George Washington Barbara Davis Beth Traynard Heaven Ireland Polly Blaisdell Ruth Kimball Evelyn Kelley Geraldine Stott Mary Verkins Natalie King Mrs. Bowen Jeannette Pearson Barbara King Lucian Kendall Uncle Sam Betty Gay Betty Gray Grace Preston Santa Claus Wally Blaisdell

BeOCHSOTL Trip Includes Wis casset and Boothbay Harbor

The group visited Wis casset and the Block House on Thursday August 11, photographing sights and having lunch on the shore. They then drove to Boothbay Harbor, returned to camp in time for supper.

Wiscasset Block House Boothbay Harbor

No more jay-walking in Belfast sparks enforcement push

Portland vows tighter enforcement against fly-by-night merchants who set up shop briefly and leave, with City Clerk A Edwin Smith backing Chamber of Commerce efforts. Maine business prospects are strong, freight solicitors predict growth in six months, textile and agriculture steady, Camden plans dredging and a new machine shop at the Bean shipyard, to support starling schooner storage.

Portland A. Edwin Smith Chamber of Commerce Condion Dportland Maine Maine Central Railroad George HH. Eaton Maine Central Camden William QO. Stoyer Camden, Yacht Building & Railway, Inc Bean War Department Starling George F. Tyler Philadelphia Northeast Harbor

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