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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1935

Page

6

Bath Chronicles 1895 November News Highlights

November 27 1895 Bath items report Maine silver service ceremony in Portland four masted schooner Charles Balch at Morse yard repairwoodwork led by Horatio Douglas and Alexander Mulligan Bath business openings and crime notes Winneganee creek bass poachers gear and a Georgetown robbery near Bath. Alameda ball and police ball with polo match and procession. pig club weights and social visits. Navy ram Katahdin discussions. local trolley head invention reviews. Thanksgiving travel and market sales in Bath.

Charles Balch Morse’s Horatio Douglas Alexander Mulligan Alameda Bath Police Columbia Orchestra Alamedas Murphy Balsams Portland Bath Boys Mayor Bibber Mary Gaudreau Marshal Teal Lewiston Marshal Kittridge Bath Edward Conant Hall O. A. Kittridge T. F. Reynolds Peter Gaudreau T. J. Lundrigan W. Oee W. W. Crocker Frank Ward

Engagement to be announced in about two weeks

The Times notes a forthcoming engagement within two weeks. The issue also reports the Solar lodge No. 14 officers elected at Center street hall, upcoming Beacon Street Social Circle event, and several local charitable bequests from the Moody fund totaling over sixty thousand dollars.

the Times Solar Lodge A. M Center Street W. M Herbert L. Grinnell W.—Howard B. Johnson J. W Langdon T. Snipe H. A. Duncan J. R. Knowlton W. G. Webber F. W. Rideout W.S. Shorey Mary D. Moody Bath City of Charles E. Moody Winter Street Gahan’s Hall

Review of Work During the Year in the Household Club

The report lists yearly efforts in woodwork painting cleaning and pest control in the home. Members show activity in upholstery refinishing chair caning and making creton work baskets. They note two leaders and 45 members with two absentees, plus craft sessions on crochet knitting tatting leather projects and jelly making.

Arthur Lemont Emily Williams

Youngster Writes Letter to Help Pep‑filled Student

A letter from Mrs. Bina L. Fuller principal of Blochman School asks for assistance to boost a left handed freckled youngster’s project. The request notes the student’s enthusiasm and seeks any supportive input or resources from readers.

Bina L. Fuller Blochman School

Couple marks 62d wedding anniversary at vestry dinner

Merly of South Paris and East Sumner observed their 62d wedding anniversary at the circle dinner at the vestry. Mrs. Bila Heald and her twin sister Mrs. Parks were presented a birthday cake in honor of their 80th birthday.

Merly South Paris East Sumner Bila Heald Parks

Hilltoppers defeat Central to stay tied with Beacon at head

Tuesday night results shake up the Y M C A Church basketball standings. Hilltoppers win their fourth to share the lead with Beacon, who beat Peoples 28 13. Elm tops Winter 34 11 to join Central in second place, while Winnegance defeats Grace 31 20 and St Marys tops Central 37 21. Stover and Eaton led Hilltoppers. Stanton and Stilphen led the losers.

Y. M. C. A. Church League Biser Arer Ghcon A Hee Runes Nates Ceniire Meeker Etre Burt, Oi Tereatcalece Erie Wogloys Eta Tawiele Winnegance Fens Beacon Peoples Elm Winter Central Wesley Winneyance Grace Francis Stover Red Eaton Stanton Stilphen

Beacons defeat Winnegance in low-scoring basketball clash

Grace sparked a tight start as Winnegance led 6-2 after the first. Harry Ring sparked a third period run to put Winnegance up 31-20 at the final gun, while Beacon dominated the early lead and finished 28-13 with Jewett scoring 11 of Beacon’s 28. Cha ney scored 9 of the losers' 13.

Grace Winneganceites Winnegance Harry Ring S. Johns Beacon Jewett Chaney

St Marys Hilltoppers Triumph Over Central in Low-Scoring Win

St Marys led all game as forwards Fortier and Mullaney each scored five field goals contributing 21 of the team’s 37. Central’s Wade impressed in a losing effort while St Marys built 7-4 and 18-10 and 29-16 leads at periods.

St. Mary’s Fortier Mullaney Wade Tee Thibodeau Preeeree Beens Sutherland Stevens Rg Rogers Sete Farnham Peete Young Parks

Morse High to Stage Minstrel Assembly in December

In December the Commercial club members will entertain the student body with a minstrel assembly directed by Miss Fahey of the Commercial department. In January the bookkeeping classes will present another assembly coached by Miss Mary L. Lord of the Commercial department.

Commercial Club Miss Fahey Commercial Department Mary L. Lord

Junior Commercial Club to Organize For Freshman Pupils

A junior division of the Commercial club will be organized for freshman pupils. Miss Alma Kirkpatrick from the faculty will direct the effort. The current club remains closed to freshmen.

Alma Kirkpatrick

Pooler’s Consistent Bowling Shines for Totems

Louis Pooler starred with a four string total of 422 at Park Alleys Tu evening, edging near Dick Frates' league record while delivering four strings that varied only four pins. Tom Aikenhead led the losers with 385 overall including a 125 string. Totems, 3 Cooke SM, 83 73 73 81-310. Pooler Gm 108 106 104 104-422.

Louis Pooler Park Alleys Pooler Dick Frates Tom Aikenhead Totems Cooke Roccoe Tad Bienes Sean Eke Aikenhead

William Phips Adventurer in the Quebec Expedition

Sir William Phips leads a renewed 1690s expedition against Canada from Nantasket to Quebec with Major John Walley as second in command. The fleet, split into squadrons and hindered by storms smallpox and lack of supplies, reaches Tadousac and confronts Governor Frontenac at Quebec. Frontenac rejects surrender with a cannon reply and condemns Phips as heretic in the wider New England conflict.

Sir William Acadia Canada John Walley England Port Royal St. Lawrence Quebec Nantasket Boston Tadonsack Count Frontenac Frontenac

Richardson Wins Grange Contest

L. Cook of the Rural Electrification Administration urged Grange members to back a plan to remove the prohibition on forming corporations and to extend rural electric power. He discussed a loan program to fund rural lines as power companies support the government plan. E. Carroll Dean of Kenduskeag was elected Overseer to succeed Richardson.

L. Cook Rural Electrification Administration Washington, D. C Grange Cook E. Carroll Dean Kenduskeag Richardson

Marshall Smalls Celebrate 56th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Small of Bowdeinham quietly observed their 56th wedding anniversary at home. He is 87 and she is 75. They were married near North and South Jefferson, and his birthplace stands opposite their home. Their three daughters are Mrs. Sarah Temple of Newark, Mrs. Gertrude Frick of Bloomfield, and Mrs. Myra Dunn of Richmond.

Marshall Small Bowdeinham

Stamps Sparks in Collectors Revolt Over Special Issues

Collectors protest special issue stamps tied to external revenue as Costa Rica issues a commemorative set for the Virgin of Los Angeles. The piece notes boycott as a remedy, discusses rising interest in philately, and mentions a Soviet Russia set Ten Years Without Lenin.

Costa Rica Los Angeles Soviet Russia Lenin Borov Zamski Sang-Gani

Hunters Bag Doe Near Osseepee Mountain Camp

First Assistant Engineer Frederic Blow and Capt. Carlton Nason of the Saco fire department after Thanksgiving dinner drove toward the county. They spotted a doe near Cleaves camp and fired once, bringing down the animal within about 20 minutes. They transported the doe to the fire station for display.

Frederic Blow Carlton Nason Saco

Probate Notice Names Ralph Curtin as Executor in Palmer Estate

Probate notice states Ralph Curtin is appointed executor of the estate of Bessie G. Palmer in Segerence County and has qualified as administrator. John L. Jack, Register of Probate, records the appointment on the same date.

Ralph Bessie G. Palmer Segerence Palmer Achind Tun John L. Jack

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Bath Daily Times Arthur Sewall Maine J. C. Edgecombe Elm Street Winneganee Creek Times Kelley, Spear & Co Staples Coal Co George FE. Hughes John Gregson Worcester Mass Old Ladies Y.M.C.A G. R. Ballard Anderson’s Helen M. Crocker Joseph Stevens Georgetown Hollis Riggsville Thomas Hagan Entwistle San Francisco North End Samuel Wade James Daley Jed” Golder Charles Varney James Harding Providence Harding Winona Council J.C.U.A.M William C.‘Besselievre I. C.hillips Kéhnebec Dep Ewwener Lee Navy Horace Stinson Arthur E. Matson Brockton, Mass Israel Risteen Hatch House Dummer Street Miss Cobb Mechanic Falls W. 8. Shorey E. Page Thursey Mr. Page Damarscotta Percy Barbour Worcester Tech Roscoe McFadden Harold Bibber Harvard Frank Dennett Washington Walter Lakin Lynn Arthur Matson Brockton H. E. Mason Sarah Bechin Front Street Charles A. Palmer Bowdoinham Mollie H. Sampson James Bartlett M. G. Shawn& Son's Franklin P. Sprague Warren Carr Thomas Hawken Rockland, Thomaston and Camden Street Railway Co Supt Gahan Bath Street Railway Co Louise Morse E. W. Hyde Bath Iron Works Mr. Baer Brunswick J. F. Tobey Columbo Mr. Tobey Sarah A George B. Litchfield Freeport Charles Emmons George A. Litchfield Melvin Glass North End Pig Club God Abouts Hale Navy Department Olney William H. Gallant Rockland William Johnson Pitch Pine Hill Elm Street Sewing Society John McDonald Mutiny On the Bounty Charles Laughton Clark Gakre and Mama M-G-M Bounty Bath Opera House Beacon Street Albion Baker Milan Street Bis Attic Bath Cycle Club Hon F. W. Twitchell Supt. Day Portland Electric Street Railway Ezekiel Drummond Bath Gun Club Dr. H. A. Bates Bath Shoe Manufacturing Co F. Stover Rene Re Moody Phere Reer Oliver C. Stover Rf Eaton See Tees Olivers Noone Gane Hamlin Seer Eee Fuller Seee Pinkham Alkazin If Stilphen Eenae ‘Puffer C Robinson Reene Lowell Farrell Winnegance F Ed Brown Ete Warner Marshall Ring Cureree Ee Earle Brown Dhe Tate E. Johns Fea Smith Sateen Hawley Savereree Mussenden Wane Middleton Beacon F Weston Henderson McFadden Rf Chaney Nkiner Cencar Ellsnore Sane Eere Reee Hall the Times CO Morse William Phips J. Lord Stowell America United States
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