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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1926

Page

4

Boothbay Harbor Regatta Details for August Friday

Readers learn Boothbay Harbor hosts a large regatta on Friday, August 20 with events led by state officials and regional sponsors. The program includes a Silver Trois trophy, aims to promote mates development, and features a jury of organizers from local entities.

Boothbay Harbor Vemigtee Tre Eter Amd Etiiet Tye Fulleone

Creditors Meeting Sparks Debate Over Liberal Port Policy

A creditors meeting centered on maritime finance and port policy featured speakers from Sour ti detiore Meher and Pru see tee a iaticad. The session discussed ward tte dee railed Gujimard W. Brdy uw ves and the stance of Madeen: Wheeder gt tuer Seaweed ut Wee. The audience debated funding, timing, and potential outcomes of the proposed measures.

Marcomon Paleo W. Brdyuw

Bowdoinham Reunion and Town Notes Highlight Summer Socials

In Bowdoinham Maine a reunion of district pupils at the Higgins arm Chapman place drew families, former teachers and friends, with 25 members of the Boys and Girls club attending a Dearpond Turner picnic. Visitors from Boston Arlington and Portland joined, while local clubs, church groups, and residents, including several named families, filled a busy week of gatherings, travel, and local events across the town.

Maine Little Red Bowdoinham Higgins ‘Arm Chapman Place Margaret Chapman Gile Susan H. Quint Louisa Cone Sparks Emma Millay Lizzie Curtis Abbie Currie Rufus Merriman Pen Higgins Arlington Mass Mary Higgins Winslow Portland Isaac Snow Young Lisbon Falls Ellen Sparks Hugh Curtis Mix Viela Coombs Stella Curtis Gertrude Mixx Alma Bibber J. J. Spear Mary J. Jack Nan Roberts Lisbon Falix Carolyn Sparks Lang Waterville Lottie Mo Emily Hideout Neil Dishey Alesander Dickie Barbara Loud Wollaston Edith Wood Hattie O. Androx Stephen Cobb Sanford Methodist Ladies Aid Harry Wpurington Dingley Road G. H Dosgett Minn Hathorn’s Richmond E. I’. Kendall Mixx Ida Fowle HE. BE. Ferguson Boothbay Kendall Bert Temple Orvil Smith F. Steples KB. D. Wilkinson Mallower Worster House Milo Folsom Helen Graves Elisha Webber Richwond Bill Hamilton Maines Mere Purinton Bowdein Lilly Wiehard Ameries Purinton Mary Lilly David Ingallx Massachusetts Michard Denham Gorhau Nol Helen Hackett Iazel Hackett Harold Mosidas Mauiygeton Lawrence Abbie Thorne Carrie Merrh Fogg Notua Elfast Northport Mero Howard Furig Genesa N.Y Gordon Dravey Kavey W. J. Graver Jack Derowne Master Jackie Wet Medford Oko Jack Litehfield Messhier Star Aid Aletian Casey Wand Phils Poertland Cinwguut AN Getehell Tie Mirpee Georgian Helen Denhas Mero Ward Jemi Clpton Washinstein SL A. Wickineon Alfred Rasmond Kendall Willie Maloon George Chadwick Frank Meath South Gardiner Flying Squadron Als Maueboongal Allen MacDougal H. 40 Nickerson Fort Fairheld Foster Linestone Widgee Road Stanley J. W. Bishop Hall Bros

Maine Boy Ralph Spinney Wins Youngest Boatman Title

A six year old boy Ralph Spinney son of Kt E Spinney and Effie Spinney of Bay Point rowed a boat across the Kennebec to Popham Beach despite swift tides. He beached, bought candy, then returned to Bay Point and secured the boat. Neighbors say he handled the craft like an old salt and despite the tide he brought it to shore. The story notes local civic figures visiting, road work, and community events in the area.

Ralph Spinney Kt. E Effie Spinney Bay Point Kennebec Popham Beach

George Temple Guest of Worcester Brother in Bowdoinham

George Temple of Worcester Mass was a guest of his brother Bert last week. Friends and neighbors are glad to see him. Mrs Florence Cornish has gone to SATTICKET Mixs where he was employed for the summer. Mr Jugrahaus has employment in Bane.

Mixx Georgia Denham Kendall Grain Co W. OB Eli Kendall Donald Henderson Bernard Walter Reed New Hampshire W. L. Bonney Gardiner Clifford Heenie Courtney Newey Charlotte Blodgett Irene Lee Gladys Robinson Fostina Doggett Jesse M. Ames Watewin Lake Colehosseecontee Winthrop Mixx Mary Metcalf Carr Care Miss Matvealf Pearl Sedgley Sprunswick Henry Corns Jackson James Brown Philadelphia Laurie Wilson Vennell Saco Hattie Perry Elisha Webber Florence Merriman Clinton Bailey Wiscasset C.F. Staples Wakefield BK. OL. Wilkinson Smith Capt. Staples Kenneth Wilson Baby Wilson Hartford Conn Ellen Sparky Richmond Wnd F. K. Jack Frank Ross C. A. Newton Walter Varington Rufford Ida Varington William George Porinton Harold Holme Myre Ida William Purington Sagudashien County Bowdoinhat Gausie Brewster Wallace HL White Soldiers’ Amoniient Jlo Deadenn Center Grange Hall Vidal Baptist Sunny School Florence Chadwick Camp Woodside Vine Lewiston Boston Woodside Baghiet Chadwick Aztire v’Dumn Woodside Coe George Temple Worcester Mass Bert George Baes Florence Cornish Ls Satticket Mixs Mroo Charles Whitbrick David Graves Herbert Heath White Mountains Jugrahaus Bane

West Bath Social Notes and Republican Rally Summary

West Bath community notices recount visits, family reunions, and summer guests among Sabine and Larrabee’s Grove homes. A Republican rally at Trufant's Crossing featuring Governor Brewster, White Jr., and others marks the county whirlwind tour with a band concert.

Association Sabine Wilt” Bates H. Dorman Perkins Doris Richard Berry Concord Rey J. C. Bearse Sanford Georgetown Alma Reid Augusta Pitts Bath and W. A. Millett Wallaston Mas Howard Brewer Boston Alvah Higgins Brewer Virginia Henry Brown Portland J. E. Mayo John Kenney J. C. Larraheefarn Hardings Arthur Lemont Kittery Mr. Lemont J. M. Lemont Howard Varney Curtis Undertaking West Bath James Curran Larrabee Larrabee's Grove Dorchester J. B. Lemont James Charles Haggett Helena Melellen Harpswell Oaklodge Cecil Tucker Annie Trufant Friends Cathance Cahill Trufant’s Crossing William J. Burke Larrabee’s Grove Medford Ernest FE. Williams Campbell's Pond Salem W .F. Hennessey Ruth Stackpole William Stackpole Bradford N. H The Commercial Trading Co Bath J. J. Mayo

Visitors and guests at the Wharffs home

City guests called at the home of Mr and Mrs John Wharff. Roy Perry and friends from Hyde Park returned home after a two week stay at the Delmar Bates bungalow in Sabino. Everett Lemont of Bath and family passing a few days at their Sabino cottage.

Ernest Small Hattie Davis Ida Merriall Henry McClearn Portland Pauline Luckminster Boston J. Ek. Mayo Mayo New Meadows Inn Howard Varney Varney West Bath Miles Purington Harding Farm Hardings Lemont Street Bath E.S. Stackpole Berwick J. B. Lemont Rena Hosmer Brunswick Harry Hosmer Larrabee’s Grove Lewis Williams Topsham Charles Aire Sr Sabino Howard Strout Walpole Mass Bryant Liarrabee J. S. Neiley Pelham Manor N. Y Roy Kaye Neiley Mr. Neiley Southboro

Camp Overlook Notes From A Weekly Session

The Georgetown Camp Overlook girls enjoyed a church fair supper ice cream and cake with Ruth Kimball's birthday celebrated by sharing cake. They sailed to Boothbay in Mr Drake's launch and later held a bonfire weenie roast and an Act party with prizes. Visitors included Mrs Alice Soule Dorris and others from Walpole Rockland Somerville St Petersburg and Weymouth. Sunday featured a church service on loyalty by Mr Bliss.

Ruth Kimball Reville Boothbay Alice Soule Dorris Herbert Kimball and Son Robert Foster Walpole Mass Ulmer Rockland Minnie Simmons Charles Davis Somerville Raymond Fuller Lyon Ida Colburn St. Petersburg Fla Wren Boston J. B. Henry Weymouth Mr. Bliss

Bath Legion Smoker United Local Post and Guests

Roland H. Smith post of the American Legion met Tuesday evening at its rooms over the FE S Crosby Co offices for a short business meeting followed by a smoker. James Lester Morse new State Commander gave a talk. Music by Small's Brunswick panatrope. Plans were laid for a larger reception for Morse and Roscoe E. Perkins. A reception committee includes Roscoe Shaw Eugene Worrey August Walters. The event may be at Music Hall with Edward Quinn of Portland speaking. Representatives from Rockland Brunswick Richmond and nearby towns expected.

Roland H. Smith Post American Legion FE. S. Crosby Co James Lester Morse Small Mr. Morse Roscoe E. Perkins Maine Roscoe Shaw Hugene Worrey August Walters Music Hall Edward Quinn Porthind Legion Rockland Brunswick Richmond

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cpridge Gerri BS Ste Se Errata Lee Rambler Roe Hugh Gade Walton Marie Poensie St Omer J. H. Stacey Popham Beach, Maine Little Red Schoolhouse District No. 8 Mary Heath Evelyn Bliss Albert Smith Floyd Purington South Portland Harry Purington Bowdoinham Post Road Winthrop High School Island Park Lake Cobbesseecontee Williams Detroit Mich Missy Hattie Sabine Hamilton Ontario Llewellyn Rogers Elburn Nichols J. B. Neiley Nichols Bridgtown Nova Scotia Chester Freeman Donald Eleanor Bates Samuel F. Bates Roy H. Wagner Brattleboro, Vt Robert Kent New York Bath Legioners Georgette Bath Department Store
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