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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1930

Page

5

West Bath Farm Buildings Burn in Blaze

Fire destroyed the Larrabee farm buildings including a barn and house near West Bath on Thursday. Owner Larrabee estimated replacement costs around 15 000 dollars, insured for 4 000, with volunteers aiding neighbors to salvage furniture and prevent further loss. The blaze began in the barn and spread rapidly, drawing help from Bath Brunswick and local selectmen who supported prompt response.

George Jewett Bath Jewett Larrabee Brunswick Eeee Anstress Larrabee Emma Sears Harold Footer Hardings James Lepront Larrabee Place Footer Brunswick Department William B Edwards West Bath New Meadows Joseph White New Meadows Inn James Lemont Water Street Upper High Street Hagan Farm Green Engine Two Central Station

Senator Borah Basks in Maine Visit at Sebasco Lodge

The Maine trip features Senator Borah and Mrs. Borah at Sebasco Lodge in Phippsburg with Federal Judge Kenyon of Iowa also visiting. Borah calls Maine weather delightful, seeks rest and recuperation, comments on unemployment and tariff timing, endorses White for Senate and notes the Merchant Marine bill's gains.

Sebasco Lodge Phippsburg Willian Bargh Poland Spring Sebasco Laternoon Borah Sebasco Kenyon Iowa Asate Mam Maine Gerard Siete Senate Jones-White Merchant Marine Wallace H. White, Jr Arthur H. Gould White

Bath Elks Field Day a Grand Success at Meadow Ledges

Bath Elks hosted a lively clambake and field day at George O. Curtis estate on the New Meadows River. Activities included boating, swimming, baseball, horseshoes, an eight piece Stevens orchestra, and a grand bake with lobsters and corn while banners and parking logistics added to the successful event.

Bath Elks George O. Curtis Meadow Ledges New Meadows Curtis Stevens Rafe Lombard Bath Lodge Dale Ward J. McMann Leslie Plant Bath Mr. Curtis Elks

Fatal Crash at Bridge in Bath Area Leaves Two Dead

A bridge accident near Bath involving local men from Bridgton and Bath resulted in a fatal crash. Rescue efforts were complicated by a stalled rail machine and unclear roadway conditions. Officer Furber Davis aided in the response.

New Meadows Bridgton Bath Colon Crowley Sanford Leighton Furber Davis Bath Police Maine

Mayor Small outlines city improvement plans

Mayor Harold P. Small plans several civic improvements for the city. A new sewer under Front street from Arch to Ferry is planned to serve busy shops, a project merchants have sought for 17 years and the Board of Health supports. Work may begin soon.

Harold P. Small Front Street Arch Ferry Streets Commercial Market Steeves’ Market Arthur’s Lunch Board of Health Washington Albert L. Street Homestead Middle Neale Threk Ontence Joears

Bride and Groom Start Life Together in New Jersey

The bride wore white chiffon and a bridal veil. The couple, Hor ard Wescott of Kezar Falls and a Maine gathering, married with guests including Ralph H. Dunton of Portland, Cris sit Pendexter of Cornish, Laura Campbell of Boston, and George L. Brett of Freeport. They received many gifts as they began their voyage on the matrimonial sea.

New Jersey Horard Wescott Kezar Falls Ralph H. Dunton Portland Crissit Pendexter Cornish Laura Campbell Boston George L. Brett Freeport Fred N. Sanborn Quincy Mass

County Democrats Hold Lively Meeting at City Hall

A large turnout of Democrats gathered at City Hall on a Saturday night to discuss the forthcoming election and state problems. Ex United States Senator Obadiah aimed suggestions for change while Col. Albert Beliveau spoke on water power and Maine road costs noted by Mr. Moran. The audience applauded the three speakers throughout the event.

City Hall Albert Beliveau Rumford Ena United States Obadiah Maine Moran Beliveau

Business Changes Hands at The Dairy Lunch

The Dairy Lunch at 95 Front Street changed ownership Monday afternoon. Joseph Pooter sold the restaurant after 29 years to George F. Davis and his son John Davis of 110 Oak Street. George Davis previously owned the Star lunch in Brunswick.

Front Street Joseph Mr Pooter George F. Davis John Davis Oak Street Mr. Davis Star Lunch Brunswick

Sabino Minstrel Show Delights Big Sabino Audience

A Sabino minstrel show drew a large crowd with many standing in the rear as more guests entered. Performers including Jack Eade Ralph McNary Les Wolkd Betty McNary and Thelma Curtis delivered comedic routines and songs with encores and lively costumes.

Skoaks Wee Thunbet Saemamanee Bigpenantn Ge Lane Banane Jack Eade Ralph McNary Leslie Wold Jack McNary Monterey Clark Betty McNary Jack Carolines Thelma Curtis Miss Curtis Helen Morgan Wolkd Colorado Mrs. Curtis Sabino Hall Ralph

Edgerly Car Sideswiped Before Crash Police Probe

Police say Edgerly’s car was sideswiped on the highway before it crashed through a fence. Officers and Chief B Edwards of Brunswick investigated as bystanders gathered. A male and female companion were noted, with a witness saying the other vehicle struck first.

Jenne Crosby Thompson Harry’ L Edgerly Eeeeee Edwards Brunswick

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Joseph W. Larrabee Arthur Allen Optometrist Bath Trust Bigg Jones-White Small Winne Bride Congress Carl Curtis A I Stuart Optometrist W. Bath Bath Minstrels Litchfield Aladdin Burns Johnson Brosco
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