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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1927

Page

4

Five Islands Grange Fair a Record Success in 1930s

Five Islands Grange No. 533 held its annual fair at the Grange Hall on Thursday Aug 18 with afternoon sales at apron, fancy work, cakes and candy tables. A 5 30 supper, evening program, and profit around 175 drew many visitors including local families and visitors. Community turnout and donor support noted, with a new sign for the hall and library additions from local patrons.

Grange Hall Fred Carr Elizabeth Cromwell Emma Billings Addie Amazeen Media Noeton Dorothy Reed Corinne Daugherty Lila Thibodeau Lloyd Daugherty Madge O'Brien Mattie Sk. McMahan Hooker Balogs Nancy Carey Hooker Otis Baker Christine Carey Tmco Shay Peu The Grange

Mitchell Fletcher Wedding at Home of Captain Quick

Miss Susan Elizabeth Fletcher and Vernon Snow Mitchell wed Monday evening at 8 at Capt. Richard Quick residence 300 Washington street with Rev. I. L. Littlefield presiding. Attendants Miss Susan Quick and Fred D. Armes. Reception followed with refreshments served. The couple left for a wedding trip to Canada and Nova Scotia. Out-of-town guests included Mary Varney Barbara Stanton Harold Woodsum and Fred D. Pinkham.

Susan Elizabeth Fletcher Vernon Snow Mitchell Miss Fletcher Capt Richard Quick Washington Street I. L. Littlefield Wesley Methodist Church Susan Quick Fred D. Armes Lohengrin Clarabell Quick Mitchell Frank TD. Fletcher Morse High School Robert Mitchell Weeks Street S. OS. Texas Canada Nova Scotia Quincey Harold Woodsum South Portland Fred D. Pinkham Topsham

Richmond Baptist Society to purchase organ in memory of Rev Frank Dresser

The Richmond Baptist church voted to buy an organ in memory of their late pastor Rev. Frank V. T. Dresser. A committee was appointed to plan the donation as many locals and visitors attended ensuing social events including dances and suppers.

Baptist Society Frank. P. Dresser

Ruege Family Returns Home From Milford Visit

Mr and Mrs Henry Ruege and son Joseph returned to Brooklyn New York after visiting Mrs Nihel Robinson Mr and Mrs Harry Dwyer Mrs Lucy Perham of Milford Massachusetts and others during a few days stay.

Henry Ruege Joseph Brooklyn N. Y Nihel Robinson Harry Dwyer Lucy Perham Milford Mass

Youngsters Stage Benefit Play for Loyalty Fund

The Small Point Players presented a woodland theatre show to raise money for Bath City hospital's Loyalty Fund. Net proceeds were 35, with 5 cent admissions and advance ticket demand high. Cast included Mary Hector Dorothy Hector Mary Sewall William Sewall Louise Trainor. director Miss Mary Hector.

S.R.O Small Point Bath City Woodland Wis Mary Hector Mary Dorothy Hector William Sewall Louise Trainor

Rev Hilda Ives to Speak at Nequasset Church

Portland minister Rev Hilda Ives will speak at Nequasset church Woolwich at 5 p m Sept 1 under the Men's Forum and the Woman's Auxiliary. The event invites all to attend and hear her. Stanley Wallace, a June high school graduate and driver for Fred LR KE, broke his forearm in an accident at Thompson's Corner Friday. x rays confirmed the fracture and it was set by Dr Harry F Morin. Dr and Mrs Paul A Gregware have returned home after several days in Boston.

Hilda Ives Portland Nequasset Church Woolwich Stanley Wallace Fred LR. KE Dummer Street Thompson's Corner Harry F. Morin Paul A. Gregware Boston

Georgetown News Highlights Local Social and Mining Shuffles

Golding Sons Feldspar quarry halts work as mills run stocked. Manager M. G. Sparks plans prospecting in South Paris to gauge a new feldspar source. A Maine radio talk on potato industry features Sh. J. Newdick, Georgetown native. Summer visits, dances, and church activities fill community life at Seguinland and Robinhood with numerous names and locales.

Golding Sons M.G. Sparks Paris Sh. J. Newdick Miant Industry Department of Agriculture State of Maine Portland Newdick Georgetown Walter T. Newdick Lachaise New York Ferris Leonard Tuanger T. M. Slagan Mildred Boyd Howard M. Trafton Dorix Rumford Harry Wreble Ridleyville Arthur Frecker Mexico Seguinland Hotel Seguinland Southport Franklin Wyman Arington Mass Roger Sherman Pine Ledge Robinhood Roy Newman Indian Deoint Jacob Horne Porthand Jack John Thompson Arthur Rowe Violet Buzze Christmas Cove Togus Ida Oliver Richmond Charlotte Hobart Mark Rand Robinhood Church East Livermore James Paul Edith Wollaston Manss Robino Augusta Rowe Bath Stearns W. Scott Irving Hunt McKenzie Toston Elizabeth Hunt Nova Scotia Hunt Martha Hooker John Lawrence Washburn Tryon North Carolina Georgetown Center Miss Hooker Edward Dwight Hooker Belmont Vina Kingsbury Oligo H. F. Hunt Nancy Russell DB. H. Woodside Nellie Thompson Brunswick Road Harry Tarr Ida Olver Mes. Cherrington Charles Th. Pateh Isabel Gratts Dora Pederson Aid Howatt Molly J. Steeves Arlington Jay Brennan Jean Gilbert Edmund Costello Burgess Haggarty Lowell Mary Holland Marion Frazer Waltham J. M. Roche George Nelson Ki. LG. Billings

Camp Overlook Closes This Week At Kennebec Point

The season at Camp Overlook at Kennebec Point ends this week. Many girls plan to return home on the steamer City of Bangor to Boston while others travel by train Friday morning. The camp group hosted a morning hymn at the Baptist church with Polly Blaisdell and Beth Hayward performing The Lord Is My Shepherd. Reverend L Miss H.T. French of New York is staying at Overlook. The girls enjoyed a trip to Popham Beach last Thursday and had a outing to Bath in Allie Hinckley’s motor boat Monday. Darling and family of Ev.

Harry Daugherty Pittsburgh W. Nocton Ida Rowe Bath Marjory Bailey Woolwich Dunwoody Willam Phimmer Wolcott Windsor, Conn Allen Hotel Statler Detroit Arthur Rowe Waltham Pleasant Villa George Yeo Winchester A. W. Butler Seguinland Victor Wintkham Southport Pinkham Frank Verkins M. F. Liggins Edward Nocton Jamaica Plain Mount Hope Mary Powers Jerome Harrington Waverly Charles Boucher Clayton Rowe Lucy Marriner Harpswell J. B. Blaixdell Fred Johnson Vierce Cottage Hattie Wyman Arlington Howard Melville Everett Mass J. EB. Blaisdell Melville Georgetown M. F. Diggins G. T. Smith Gertrude Smith Wiscasset Norman Oliver Vernon Gray Oliver Light Service George Th, Smith Dorchester Scott Cottage Robert Coombs Natick Moulton Cottage William Gage Helen Gage Augusta the Baptist Church Frank VT. Dresser William Derry Doris Errold William Blaisdell Clara Verry Verey Lowe Gilbert Atwood Whippsburg Mixx Lillian Parks Lewiston Edith Benson Elizabeth Blaisdell Philadelphia Joseph Perry Dorothea Verry Portland Ida Pascall New York G. C. Mariner Ethel Foster Flora Shepard Freda Mariner Clara Thompson Chester Donald Foster Richmond Wilbur McKenney Bridge Street Opera House Richmond Lodge A. E B. Thomas Samuel French The Emily Laden Iver Ring Frances Sherman Randolph Richard Belden J. W. Randlette John Belden F. H. Duren Patrician Duren Si I. Bates Sabine Darrah Street Alice Flynn Arabel Allen Myrtle Dunn Capitol Island Elizabeth Small Irving Seitz Seitz Mildred Hagar George Tibbetts Tibbetts Albert Tibbetts South Dresden Eugene Edgecomb Edith Edgecomb Portsmouth N.el J. Franklin Harris Brunswick Ave Gardiner Richard Derby Swan Island Richmond Mariners and Mechanics Club Sadie Good Margaret Pushard Dresden Mills Florence Robinson Augusta General Hospital Lyndall Good Victor R. B. Carey Robert Five Islands George Gilbert New Hampshire Dwight L. Moody Castine Traverse Eveens Selectmen’s Allen G. Baston Joseph Bragg Fred Groves George A. Alexander Percy Chetley William F. Skelton Plymouth N. He Plymouth Normal School Priest Boston Helen Conant Elmer King Olive Richmond Camp Ground Georgia Wakefield Rose Given Lillian Provost G. W. Page Helen Page Moosehead Lake Pleasant View Farm Mixs Josephine Crowley S. Mudge Blarinette Shippe Orient Heights Leslie Roberts Kermit Darrah Lynn General Electric Co John Walker James H. Field U. S Arkansas H. Curtis Earl Crook Winnie Dresser Bear Pond Camp Overlook Kennebec Point Bangor Baptist Church Polly Blaisdell Beth Hayward H.T. French Overlook Popham Beach Allie Hinckley Last Darling Family of

Boston Social Notes Highlight Hartwell Sisters Guests

Miss Annie Hartwell and Miss Lacey Hartwell, daughters of the late William Hartwell, return to Boston after a week in Bath as guests of Mrs. J. R. Andrews. Emma Thibodeau visits her sister Mrs. R. Clinton McFadden in Oliver street. Marcionette Lassard of Waterville visits aunt Mrs. McFadden. Mrs Guy Sprague of West Somerville leaves to stay with the Crosman family at their Bay Point cottage.

Annie Lacey Hartwell William Hartwell Boston Bath Emma Thibodeau R. Clinton McFadden Oliver Street Marcionette Lassard Waterville Mrs. McFadden Guy Sprague West Somerville Mass Harry W. Crosman High Street Crosman Bay Point

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