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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1935

Page

3

Wiscasset Woman's Club Marks Busy Nov Meeting

The Wiscasset Woman's Club held its bi monthly gathering with Rev Henry W Webb Lincoln county American Red Cross chair detailing wartime relief and membership drives. Mrs Noel C Little spoke on club woman duties as a pioneer P T A president. leaves with a festive tea and plans for Dec 13 ten year observance.

Woman's Club Henry W. Webb Roll Call Lincoln County American Red Cross the Red Cross Virginia Pease Martha Haskel Mendelssohn Brahms Hobgen Noel C. Little Brunswick State Federation of Parent-Teacher Associations Little Cora Groves Edith Hutchins Ruth Haggett Alice D. Taylor Nina Lennox Woman's Club of Wiscasset John Currier

Belanger couple moves to Texas for new home and job

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Belanger Jr. travel by bus to Texas where he has secured a position. They have lived at 244 Center Street with his parents since their marriage a year ago.

Leon Belanger, Jr Texas Mr. Belanger Mrs. Belanger, Jr Center Street

Potato Act Now Law Hits South First

Provisions of the Potato Act of 1935 take effect midnight November 30 with potatoes harvested or sold after that date to follow allotment packaging and stamp rules. Maine's A. K. Gardner notes the initial application will hit Florida Texas and southern California in December. National and state tax exempt allotments announced November 1.

A. K. Gardner Maine Florida Texas California National Potato Advisory Committee Washington Agricultural Adjustment Administration Adjustment Administration

George Ames Ordered to Remove Obstruction

Sagadahoc county commissioners ruled that George M. Ames of Woolwich illegally fenced and blocked the River road and the cross road to the River road, depriving Woolwich and Dresden residents of access. He must remove all obstructions within 15 days as ordered.

George Ames A.D Woolwich Board of County Commissioners Dresden George M. Ames Said Town of

West Bath Thanksgiving Guests and Local News Notes

West Bath residents and relatives gathered for Thanksgiving across Campbell's Pond area including the Metcalfs, Coombs, Cornishes, Williams, and Perham families. Visitors from Portland, Skowhegan, Brunswick, Bath, and Lewiston joined meals and travel by Kenney's bus. The West Bath Red Cross met all day in the grange hall.

Robert D. Metcalf Providence, R. L Coombs Campbell's Pond Julia Coombs Portland Robert Coombs Hardings Ernest E. Williams Stanley W Dwinall. Cornish Cornish Bath Howell Mildred Strout Brunswick Everett Stackpole Lincoln Williams Belle C. Donnell Alfred B. Snow Henry Adams Jack Clark Lewiston Kenney Herbert Wilson Clement Robichaud Boston Foxboro Mass

Decree on Fences and Road Obstructions Issued in 1935

A December 3 1935 decree orders removal of fences and other obstructions from roads within fifteen days and declares the action to be ordered without costs. Signed by George M Stinson J W Randlette and R G Bailey as Board of County Commissioners with Fred H Thompson as Clerk.

George M. Stinson J. W. Randlette R. G. Bailey Board of County Commissioners A.D

New Pharmacy Opening at The Chase's Corner

The Chase's Corner pharmacy will open Thursday morning in the west part of the former W. E. Chase Co. building. Proprietor G. A. Evison, with 30 years in the drug business, introduces new fixtures and a soda fountain luncheonette offering hot and cold drinks, plus a range of drugs and Christmas novelties. Frederick Keogh of Gorham assists. Dorothy Marshall heads the soda and luncheonette department.

Chase's Corner G. A. Evison W. E. Chase Co Evison Frederick Keogh Gorham Dorothy Marshall

Lewiston faculty gatherings feature songs skit and social

Maine Lewiston High School faculty and wives met in the music room for a first in a series of get-togethers. Emile H. Roy led community songs and an original skit Nothing Lost by Coming featured Ernest Curley Miss Margaret Alice Blouin Dennis A. Davis Miss Eleanor S. Lupovitz Isadore Shapiro.

Lewiston High School L. H. S. Music Room Emile H. Roy Ernest Curley Margaret Alice Blouin Dennis A. Davis Eleanor S. Lupovitz Isadore Shapiro

West Bath Grange Elects Howe Master at Annual Meeting

The West Bath Grange elected John M. Howe master during a Monday meeting attended by 105 people, with three visitors. New officers include James B. Lemont overseer and Charles B. Doyle steward, others serving as secretary, treasurer, and gate keeper.

John M. Howe West Bath Grange Grange James B. Lemont Charles B. Doyle Albert White Charles T. Henderson Herbert 8. Cavanaugh D. Wallace MacDonald Arthur C. Lemont Ceres Flora Pomona Herbert Simpson Fred K. Sturtevant Herbert Cavanaugh A. Bernard Henderson The Leon _Genthner

TWO BATH BROTHERS RECEIVE PROMOTIONS

Fred W. Gaudet Morsey 29 is now with the White Plains post office after a Civil Service exam three years ago and previously worked as assistant store manager in Hartsdale New York. Edward F. Gaudet stationed at Cavite Philippines recently passed an exam for chief radioman in the U S Navy. The Gaudets and their three children have been in the Philippines for two years and plan to return to the United States as Edward expects a new station in a few months. They are the sons of Mr and Mrs Peter F Gaudet of 7 Maxwell Street.

Paul C. Macurda Newtonville Mass Charles L. Macurda Main Street John Blagdon Red Men's Hall Blagdon Chester Pendleton Bradford C. Redennett Frank Frye Child Effie J. Poole A. H. Dodge Quinnam Linnaeus Colby Buck Alvah Sproul Boothbay Harbor Minnie Greenleaf A. W. Waln Trenton N. C Harold Shaw Woolwich Doris Dorr Doe Perley Colby Harold Delano Clinton R. Bailey Foster Hilton Harold Rines Harvey Chubbuck Chester Dorr Charles Dorr Stewart Bailey Paul Hilton Everett W. Jackson Joseph F. Erskine Clarence W. Gibbs Lillian Bailey Irvin H Alna Carl Hodgdon Westport Harold Groves Topsham Otto L. Miete Olavi Miete Leonard W. Verney George F. Preston New Britain Conn Orris I. Ames Elmer L. Higgins Bath Maine East Boothbay Lincoln Lodge of Masons Masonic Hall Stanton Sherman Bates Harold 8. Sherman Federal Street Fred W. Gaudet Edward F. Gaudet Maxwell Street Fred Gaudet Morsey White Plains A. and P. Stores Hartsdale N. Y Cavite Philippine Islands U.S. Navy

Horse at the table and clergy moves color a Maine notice

Capt Enoch Stanley recalls a horse that wandered into a dinner at Big Cranberry Isle and cleaned a biscuit plate. Rev Arthur Wallace is called to Gray to serve as pastor after J Frank Robinson resigns. Miss Rosamond Cole told Augusta Girls Community Club about Washington reporting and Roosevelt press conferences.

Enoch Stanley Big Cranberry Isle Dobbin Rosamond E. Cole Washington, D. C Augusta Girls Community Club Otel Roosevelt Miss Cole Maine Washington

Surprise Thanksgiving anniversary for Woolwich couple

Mr and Mrs Loring Soule of Woolwich were feted at a large Bath and Woolwich gathering on Thanksgiving evening for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Walter Rogers and Marguerite Rogers played guitar and several guests provided music as attendees presented gifts of silverware china glass and linen. The notice lists many attendees from Woolwich Bath and surrounding towns and notes additional Thanksgiving visits and community events in the area.

Loring Soule Woolwich Bath and Walter Rogers Marguerite Rogers Whiskeay Clifford Leeman Soule Leverett Welch Alton Berry Richard Hunnewell Edward Shaw John Gilmore Harold Gilmore Herbert Leeman Chester Plinette Allen Laughlin MacInnis Edgar Hunnewell Flora Hunnewell Melvin Bradlee Mary Wright Wesley Wright Thurlow Brown Kathleen Brown John Brown Reginald Stacey Bath Lincoln Bailey Alice Colby Benjamin Jeanette Laura Hall John Atwood Lydia Atwood Reginald Atwood Quincy Mass Harry Chubbuck George Main Richmond William Robson Elton Chubbuck Alna Geraldine Munsey Virginia Caton Wiscasset Elaine Munsey Jesse Munsey James Munsey Hollis Leeman Woolwich Grange Leverett Welch Ethelyn Shea Percy Bailey Albert Bailey Grindell Douglass Hunnewell William Wright Herbert Munsey Alton Edward Crocker Day's Ferry Dresden Edgar Blanche Mechanic Falls Jed Hallowell Oak Street Woodbury Merrill New York Merrill Jack Nequasset Farm Bureau Carolyn Wing Earl Gainsley Natick George Gainsley Wilbur Howe Elwood Esmond R. I Howe Maxine Walker Swampscott Frank J. Walker Fred Carlton Florence Carlton Annie Cunningham Charles T. Henderson Duncan McIntosh Herbert Reading Reading Deminder Melrose Roy McIntosh Brunswick Roland McIntosh George Shaw Moatsweag Bailey Judson Soule James Colby Nequasset John Carter Portland State Grange P. Hall Rockland

Lewiston Restaurateur Sells Grow-Whiskers Pact For Year

A Lewiston restaurateur and a Lewiston peanut vendor sign a 52 week contract to grow whiskers at one dollar a week to pinpoint National Whisker Week. The vendor agrees the crop will not be plowed under despite excess whiskers. Five generation family in Passamaquoddy village Pleasant Point includes Susan Neptune 98, Peter Neptune 65, Rose Murphy 43, Florence Bassett 24, and great great granddaughter Pauline Bassett 4.

Lewiston Passamaquoddy Pleasant Point Susan Neptune Peter Neptune Rose Murphy Florence Bassett Pauline Bassett Neptune

Gardiner Library Posts Record 535 Books in One Day

Gardiner Public Library announced a Saturday haul of 535 books, the largest single day since January 7, 1933. November circulation reached 5760, the highest monthly total since March 1933.

Gardiner Public Library

Miss Louise M. Johnson 41 Died of Pneumonia at Home

Louise M. Johnson 41 died early Friday morning at 106 North Street from pneumonia and complications. A lifelong resident, she was daughter of Carrie P. and the late Ernest A. Johnson and formerly worked for Wilber G. Cahill and Senter's Inc. Survived by mother, brother Herman A. Johnson Bath, and sisters Harriet M. Johnson Springfield, Mass, Ruth P. Johnson at home, and Mrs. Arthur W. Kindred Los Angeles. She was active in the Young Ladies Bridge Club and known for her charitable nature.

Louise M. Johnson North Street Miss Johnson Carrie P Ernest A. Johnson Wilber G. Cahill Center Street Senter’s Inc Young Ladies’ Bridge Club Johnson Herman A. Johnson Bath Harriet M. Johnson

Mrs Mabel Cushman Rites Held After Long Illness

Mrs Mabel Eulalie Cushman 69 wife of Joel F Cushman died at home 424 Washington St after nearly a year of ill health and bed confinement She was born Waldoboro October 27 1866 daughter of Albert and Salome Wilsett Levensaler She married December 29 1887 and lived in Maine except for 13 years in Massachusetts returning to Bath in August Survived by her husband a daughter Mrs D Wallace MacDonald Bath and four grandchildren Marie Eulalie Kenneth Francis Agnes Camilla and Wallace Albert MacDonald

Mabel Eulalie Cushman Joel F. Cushman Washington Street Cushman Waldo Boro Ate Albert and Salome Levansaler Wil‘ett Maine Massachusetts Bath D. Wallace MacDonald Marie Eulalie Kenneth Francis Agnes Camilla Wallace Albert MacDonald

Lewiston Man Roye L. Oliver Dies At 59

Roye L. Oliver of Lewiston aged 59 and a cousin of Orrin Frye of Los Angeles died at his home 15 Towle street. Born July 3 1876 in Brunswick he worked as a machinist and belonged to Lewiston lodge Odd Fellows. Survived by widow Fannie L. Oliver and cousin Miss Gertrude Frye. Funeral services held Friday at 2 p.m. at Plummer and Merrill Co. funeral home.

Roye L. Oliver Lewiston Orrin Frye Los Angeles Salif Towle Street Brunswick George A Margaret Frye Oliver Frye Gertrude Frye Plummer and Merrill Co

Elizabeth R Moore 85 Dies After Long Illness

Elizabeth R Moore aged 85 widow of Joseph Moore died at City Home on Thanksgiving Day after a long illness. Born in Georgetown to Charles and Mary Hanna she lived in Bath the last 19 years. Survived by two daughters Mrs Belle Harley of Cundy's Harbor and Mrs Mary Stevens of Georgetown.

Elizabeth R. Moore Joseph Moore Georgetown Charles Mary Lewis Hanna Bath Belle Harley Cundy’s Harbor Mary Stevens

Miss Louise M. Johnson Funeral Attended Sunday

The funeral for Miss Louise M. Johnson was largely attended Sunday afternoon at 2 30 at the family home 106 North Street. Rev David L Wilson officiated. Bearers were John McCarty Charles Shepard John Sylvester and Donald Wishart. Burial followed at Oak Grove.

Louise M. Johnson North Street David L. Wilson Central Church John McCarty Charles Shepard John Sylvester Donald Wishart Oak Grove

Mabel E Cushman Funeral Held at Home

The funeral for Mabel E Cushman wife of Joel F Cushman was held Sunday at 1 30 PM at 424 Washington Street. Rev David L Wilson officiated with bearers William Dow Rocque Gilman James Lord and Frank Moses. Burial followed at Oak Grove cemetery.

Mabel E Joel F. Cushman Washington Street David L. Wilson Central Church William Dow Rocque Gilman James Lord Frank Moses Oak Grove

Mrs. Elizabeth R. Moore Rites Held at City Home

Funeral service for Mrs. Elizabeth R. Moore widow of Joseph Moore was held Sunday at ten o clock at the City Home. Rev. Charles H. Berry officiated with four grandsons Donald Everett Linwood and Paul Stevens as bearers. Burial followed at Five Islands.

Elizabeth R Joseph Moore Charles H. Berry Donald Everett, Linwood Paul Stevens Bujial Islands

First prize at Augusta telephone girls dolls contest

The diminutive blonde doll in a knitted green and white suit won first prize at the dolls contest held at the Augusta Y M C A by the Augusta telephone girls. A well dressed baby doll took second prize. Judges were Mayor Frederick G. Payne B W Ragan and Leslie F. Graffam. Sixteen dolls were dressed by Augusta telephone operators.

Augusta Y. M. C. A Augusta Frederick G. Payne B. W. Ragan Leslie F. Graffam New England Tel. and Tel. Co

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Priscilla Bryant Bath City Hospital Beatrice Plumstead Birch Point Natalie Laura Brown John F. Jackson Jackson W. H. Clifford North Edgecomb Jeannette Haggett Ellen Elliott Rumford Point Barbara Bradshaw Cape Cod Oak Grove Seminary Lawrence B. Haggett Middle Street Isabel Grover Albert Nelson Boothbay Trevett George B. Richardson South End Richardson Dewey Richardson Earle Richardson Edward Smethurst Hopedale Bernice Rebbein New York City Arnold Stacy East Templeton Hanson Craddock Milford Betty Richardson Bradford C. Redonnett, Jr B. C. Redonnett Hodge Street Natalie Mayo Albert F. Austin, Jr Bradford C. Redonnett B. C. Redonnett, Jr Robert E. Merry H. V.b. Nash Alberta Potter Louise Adams Pauline Rines Genevieve Thomas Dorothy Chase Olive Johnson Harriet McPhee James Knight Charles Lee John Conley Bruce Dickson John Sutter Carl Emerson Mark Hayes Merle Day Gardiner Road Trussell Block Clinton Bailey Mr. Bailey Scott Bailey Fred Moody Dora Moody Exeter N. H Moody M. A. Plumstead Enoch Robinson Waldoboro Civic Club Robinson Caroline Grover John E. McKenney McKenney Frank R. Hodgdon R. H. Wells Lexington Charles B. Haskell Caribou Dorcas Club Vestry Grace Bean Olive Tarbox Frances Grover Ruthena Thompson Elsie Bailey Leota Merry Marcia Angell Charles S. Sowder Ruth Jones Beverly Hamlen Congregational Vestry Mildred Holbrook Winchester Sol Holbrook Clarence A. Richards Granville Moulton South Portland Harvey R. Pease Water Street Sarah E. Carlton Sagadahoc Mr. Ames West Bath Fred H. Thompson Maine News Notes Carl Neilson Parsonsfield York County TWO Fisted Lee Tracy Grace Bradley George Raft Frances Langford Last Outpost Cary Grant Gertrude Michael Chas” Langston Clark Gable Knights OF Columbus Pythians P.C.K C. Fersefietash Eagles Stew Woodmen Cee Ween Acadia K. of Acadia Lodge C. Hall K. of C. Acadia C. Robinson D. Perry D. Freeman E, Edgecomb J. C. Footer H. Ea Cribbage E. McLellan S. McPhee A. Gebhard R. Tardiff L. Roberts J. Curran D. Wilson H. Watson J. McLaughlin Bath Brothers U. S. Navy Arthur Wallace Forest Avenue Congregational Church Bangor Gray J. Frank Robinson Wallace Glasgow Scotland Maritime and Maine Baptist Convention Mabel E. Cushman Joel Cushman New England National Outfit CO Tremont
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