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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1929

Page

6

Christmas Cove Autograph Library Attracts Notables

The article spotlight s a festive Christmas Cove season with visitors from California to Montclair. It highlights The Holly Inn, theater, gaming, and especially Larry Chittenden s Free Public Autograph Library with thousands of volumes, a unique bulletin board, and contributions from prominent authors and artists. Notables include Bishop Fiske and figures from Maine and Texas.

Christmas Cove California Texas Florida Pennsylvania Canada Montclair N.J Venus Cascade Charles Giles Grady Temperance Cafe Burt Forest Hills McDonald Saint Davids Currier Boston Grenville Sewall Casino G. F. Waring Nigeria West Africa Barr Barr Cottage Lamar Jackson Washington, D. C Holly Inn Virginia President Hoover Jackson New Holly J. J. Nutt Gordon Nutt Leonard Tibbetts Doctor Nutt New York William Chittenden Lusk Maple Lyman Abbott Edmund D. Fisher Brooklyn Fisher Westhester County F. C. Brush Durfee Helen Durfee Miss Bruce Clifton Bruce Florence Dune Charlotte Virginia Dune Moore Elliott William Brown Thomas Jefferson Arthur Cooper Auburn Cooper Autograph Library Livenrete Chittenden Larry Chittenden Theo Roosevelt Wilow Wilson Booth Tarkington Ellas Wheeler Wilcox Edward Markham Pres. Coolidge Edward W. Bok Henry van Dyke Parkes Cadman Newall Dwight Hilles Margaret Sangster Holman Day Joe Lincoln J. G. Gehring Wiliam Bingham 2d John Farrar the Bookman Wm. Griffith Elizabeth Staney Payne Ida Clyde Clarke The Pictorial Review Tunis Bergen National Arts ‘Club Salmagundi Club Putnam's Library Bulletin Board Bulletin Board Larry’s Library Bulletin Portland Express Lewiston Journal Boston Globe Boston Herald Transcript Current Opinion Lincoln County News Montclair Herald Montclair Times Montclair Bulletin Brooklyn Eagle Boothbay Register Dallas-Galveston News Dallas Texas Journal Newark News Fort Worth Star-Telegram Dallas Times Herald Abilene Reporter Western Enterprise Texas Pioneer Woman’s Viewpoint National Arts’ Club Bulletin World Traveller New Haven Register Hollands Farm and Ranch Hollands Magazine Dallas Palm Beach Post Palm Beach Times Palm Beach Tropical Sun Boston Post Frontier Times Houston, Texas Chronicle Houston Press Importers and Exporters Journal Texas Corner Maine Texas Post Ranchman Dallas News Rio Grande

Aldrich Endorses Power Tax in Export Bill Debate

Hon. Ellis L. Aldrich of Topsham supports the four percent tax on surplus power exported from Maine as amended to the Smith Carlton bill and urges voter approval in the September referendum. He explained his stance in Brunswick to Edwin Merrill and Brunswick Rotary, aligning with Baxters and other opponents of power export who now back taxation as the reform they sought.

Ellis L. Aldrich Topsham Smith-Carlton Aldrich Edwin F. Merrill Skowhegan Brunswick Rotary Club Portland Express Brunswick Baxter Topsham Man House Senate

Remarkable Portraits Displayed in Bath and South Bristol

Baron Von 3 portraits of Galen Noioes of Bath and the late Rev A F Dunnells of Bath and South Bristol are described in The Times and Independent from August 14 15. The rare masterpieces are now on view at Bath public library and Union church in South Bristol.

Baron ‘von Galen, Noioes Bath A. F

Votes for New Seats at Sabine Community Hall

The Sabine improvement association voted Monday night to install new seats at the community hall. They announced $100 was cleared from the recent field day and named Pres. Jack McNary Humphrey A Owen and John Pooler to head the seating project. A costume party is planned for Saturday night with committee members Mrs Humphrey A Owen Mrs Edwin W Haggett and Mrs Arthur G Oliver in charge.

Sabine Improvement Association Jack McNary Humphrey A. Owen John Pooler Edwin W. Haggett Arthur G. Oliver

Tuessic Day's Ferry Dramatic Club Entertainment

Tuessic Day's Ferry dramatic club presents a Friday night program in Tuessic hall at 7 30. The event features a musical sketch by the Wiscasset quartet readings by Hope Ward musical selections by the Shorey children with refreshments and dancing to follow. John Sanborn, employed in Norridgewock, spent the weekend with his parents on Cherry Street.

Day’s Ferry John Sanborn Norridgewock Lewis Sanborn Cherry Street

Winnegance Notes and Local Social Roundup

Bath visitors Doris Morse returns from Milo. Edith Bridges stays at West Point. Sybil Houdlette visits South Dresden. Bath couples Louis Pooler and Alice Arsenault win city waltz cup. finalists to Augusta for state title. Joseph Day reports theft of 100 gallons gasoline at Brunswick road camp. Various social visits in Winnegance include Marshall family guests from Texas, Hettie Morse and John Scoffield, and others.

Bath Doris Morse Milo Edith Bridges West Point Sybil Houdlette Dresden Louis Pooler Alice Arsenault Bridgehall Winnegance Augusta Joseph Day Brunswick Road Day Paul Marshall Texas Marshall Stephen Marshall Joshua N. Tibbetts Louise Rockport John Scoffield Hettie Morse Small Point Elbridge B. Malcolm Quaker Point Vincent Beaton Dorchester Mass Ralph Trask Ralph Whitehouse Hyde Windlass Co Levi Dow Portiage Seymour Hayden Zina B. Hunt Bessie Portsmouth Marietta Parshley Gardiner Winfield W. Morse

St Marys Lawn Party Opens With Carnival Glow

St Marys lawn party opened Tuesday evening for a three day run. Hundreds of electric lights lit the grounds as red and white bunting created a carnival mood. Booths include Hot Chicken, Chinese laundry, ice cream, cake, Hoop-a-la, soft drinks, market, beano, ham and bacon, fancy and sugar tables, candy, coal, and cashier. A band concert caps each evening with lunches and novelties offered.

St. Mary’s Holy Name Society Henry Biggins John Conley George Comeau Mel Comeau John Mulcahy Cashier’s Booth Lillian Lewin

Bath Boy Plays in Popular Orchestra

Stephen Pomeroy the renowned saxophonist with Walter Hood and His Merrymakers has just closed a successful season at Old Orchard. The group now tours Detroit for two weeks then New York at the Palace theatre for two weeks and a 32 week engagement at the Governor Clinton hotel. They have been engaged by the American Sound Pictures Co and will broadcast.

Stephen Pomeroy Walter Hood Merrymakers Old Orchard W. L. Pomeroy Stephen Conley Lincoln Street Bath Detroit New York Palace Theatre New Governor Clinton Hotel American Sound Pictures Co

Phippsburg Get Together Supports Steeple Fund

A Phippsburg Center Sunday gathering at the old church featured Horace Holton of Brockton Massachusetts delivering The Silent Glow sermon. A collection reached 93 dollars with volunteers boosting to 100 for repairs to the steeple while Brightwater Wynburg children raised funds with a melodrama The Treasure Hunt In the Haunted Barn.

Horace Holton Porter Street Brockton Mass Stevens J. O. Wyman Bess Grace Dickinson Hyte Wyman Abbie Minott Berry Barn Howard Nason Robert Whitehead Mt. Vernon N. Y Ellen Coombs Auburn Clarence M. Bowker Portland Willis Doughty Yarmouth John C. Berry Gordon Berry Katherine Berry Worcester Daniel Driscoll Harry C. Loring Anne Hovey Beachmont W. W. Percy Bath Henry Minnott Margaret Minott A. F. Williams Marilla Williams Herbert Worrey Freeman Crosby Christine Catherine McCourt Pauline Wyman Brightwater-Wynburg Colony Robert Ewing Frederick Blachly Washington, D. C Thomas Cotton New York City Jerome Davis Yale University New Haven M. P. Small Popham Beach Arthur Cottle Scott Belgrade Elliot Cottage Martin Wyman George Ingalls Bailey Island Roland Eaton Roland, Jr Eunice Swarthmore N. W. Eaton Walter Cushing Edward Watertown Carlton A. Jensen Dorothy Mary Carlton Wollaston A. E. Oliver John Terrill Boston Parker Head Fannie Quincy

Past Ladies Meet In Annual Session In Maine

The Past Ladies association of Maine Odd Ladies held its annual meeting Wednesday at Mrs. Annie Lemont’s home in Bath. A dinner of cold meats Escaloped potatoes vegetable salad rolls pickles coffee ice cream and cake was served by Myrtle lodge. Officers for the coming year were elected. Ramona council D of P plans a Thursday meeting at Red Men's hall to arrange entertainment for Orr’s Island on September 5 and dedication of the new banquet hall. Mrs. Clifford Harrington and daughters Beatrice and Laura Harrington visited Augusta Readfield for the weekend.

Past Ladies Association of Maine Odd Ladies Annie Lemont Lemont Street Myrtle Lodge of Bath Ramona Council D. of P Red Men’s Hall Orr’s Island Clifford Harrington Beatrice Harrington Merchantville, N. J Laura Harrington Augusta Readfield

August Surpasses June for Weddings in Bath

Bath records show August leading in marriages with nine entries so far and six pending, while June has only three. The Bath wedding list includes Arthur M. MacDonald and Dorothy M. Coombs on Aug 6 and numerous other couples from Hartford, Bath, Waterville, and Auburn with dates through Aug 17.

Bath Dan Cupid Cupid Iy Olena John W. Gilmore Arsthur M. MacDonald Dorothy M. Coombs

Boston Dentist Dr Harry R Roberts Dies in Maine Trip

Dr Harry Rogers Roberts 62 a Bath native and Boston dentist died suddenly of angina at Lake Moosehead while traveling in Maine with his wife. Born April 27 1867 he practiced dentistry in Boston for 44 years and 32 years at Hotel Bristol Boylston St. Survived by wife Winifred Doe Roberts services in Boston cremation, ashes to Bath Maple Grove family lot for committal.

Harry Rogers Roberts Boston Bath Lake Moosehead Maine James and Adeline McLellan Roberts Hotel Bristol Boylston Street Winifred Doe Roberts Maple Grove

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