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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1922

Page

4

Double Bowdoinham Wedding Caps Evening

A brilliant two weddings in Bowdoinham linked Hannie Nichols with George Denham and Sarah Brooks with Frank Small. The ceremony featured lavender and white decor, a parade of bridal party members, and a single ring service with platinum diamond rings.

Hazel Cornish Myrtle Lowell Florence Seigars Mabelle Lancaster Carlton Jenkins Vannie Nichols Emily Hideout Ilattie Jack Margret Purington Mintie Wilson Frank Small Robert Millay Hugh Imatron of Honor Charles Berry Marion Brown

Bowdoinham in 1888 glimpses on Main Street

A fragmented local page notes a Joinloof cord wood sighting on Main Street and a rare engraving. It mentions Atthia Starples editor of the Lewiston Journal in town, Mrs. Nanes Cook planning to move to Denver with her daughter, and Fisher with family in Florida. Church events, meetings, and social visits fill the brief items.

Atthia Starples Lewi Ten Journal Sunn Nanes Denver Col Ste Hloward Ryan Fisher Werliesdas Charles Flo Paretea Methodist Elatel i Duinewtelk Medotare i Barce William Fogg Lizzie Blake William Te Curtis Prigg Mererson Bruins- Ear Ita Bast Aid A. UE Cheney Wilen Carney Porthend Cort Staples Mie Soy

City Holds Short Session Creates Bailey Fund Honor

A 30 minute city council meeting approved a new Charles D. Clarke fund to aid the Bailey School of Industries. The fund is funded by a $200 legacy from the late Charles D. Clarke and added assets from his estate including two $100 Liberty bonds and cash. Mayor Torrey will thank W. B. Kendall of Lisbon for the gift.

Charles DD. Clarke Bailey School of Industries Mr. Clarke William B. Kendall Londoinham John J. Keegan Keegan Kendall Torrey Erudition School Col. Dummer Sewall Erudition Sagadahoe T Historical Society Asallow Park and Cemetery Board

Monthly Meeting of Cosmo Club

The Cosmopolitan club held its monthly meeting with business and social notes. Plans for a Christinas sale were announced, a luncheon with hot chocolate was served, and a program featured Central church quartet performances. Committees for the month were named by President Mrs Mabel Southard.

Dev John Shaw Central Church Rverard We. Appleton Ethel Oliver Ernest Wood Shaw Ruth Ledyard Alice Whales Mabel Southard Minnie White Chiaries W. Fisher Julia Wilson Arthour W. Jr. Raa Louise R. Staples Margaret C. Stewart Philanthropie Month DP. Longfellow Musseth A. Adams Mabel A. J. Ingalls

Mitchell School Pupils Stage History Themed Play

Seventh graders at Mitchell School presented a short historical play for younger pupils. The performance reenacted the Plymouth Colony era with characters such as William Bradford and Governor, highlighting the hardships of early settlers.

Mitchell School Gramauap Cnrither Plymouth Lyniouth Colony Earthy William Bradford Hater Governer Zee Eber Edness Jackoot Dashie Gee Ae Renach Nathalie Suith Percy Lesith Bic McDougall Eeliquieth Deering

Resident license plan aims to fund Maine fish and game upkeep

Hon. Willis Parsons proposes amending Chapter 173 to include resident fishermen in the registration law. The $1.15 fee would fund fish propagation and game protection, with minors under 16 exempt. Nonresidents pay higher fees. neighboring states already levy varying fishing and hunting charges to support wildlife programs.

Willis RE. Parsons Inland Fisheries and Home Parsons Siates Maine Massichusetts New Hampshire St. Vermont Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Sty Maryhind State House Liense New Brunswick Quebec

Gaudreau's Band Dines After Rehearsal Digging Deep

Gaudreau's Concert band members after a Sunday rehearsal attended their annual dinner at the Colonial. 2060 attendees enjoyed turkey with fixings, pie, olives, fruit salad and coffee. Secretary Wy Maechlonabd of the chamber of commerce spoke on leadership and community goals, noting the group will disband to safeguard community unity.

Gaudreau Colonial Cahill Reekhond Addepmien Patiare Gedlisissioa Earimivids Wits

Hood's Sarsa parilla touted to boost women's vitality

An advertisement claims Hood's parilla strengthens the blood for women at home and in society. It presents testimonials and asserts the remedy improves vigor, color, and longevity, urging women to use the product for better overall health.

Hood

Community notices from Woolwich highlight gatherings and obituaries

Woolwich community items list social events at Miss Sarah Bagley’s home, trips and visits by locals, school purchases, and church matters. A funeral for Mrs Katherine Rice is noted with family survivors Addison Rice and Earl Rice, plus sister Mrs Rhoda Colby.

Mission Board Ladies’ Aid Sarah Bagley Artell Thyward Wortland Harry Hayward Shirley Gilman Harvey Getchell Arthur Hayward Lewiston Prima Barnes Boston Annie Corliss Towdeinham Trote Margaret Colby Brunswick Kate Rice Alice Preble Peatto North End Bernard Ayer Skowhegan Delia Card Ayer Freeman Mars Margaret McCulhin Bondoinhim Irving Miller Toston The Wintz Clarence Preble Chopp Days Ferry School Mikelsky Baths Stott Sagadahoe Ferry Sanduay M. A Carlton Steene Arrowsie Deane House Helen Trucs Bath Deere Ataaim Portmouth N.Y Sagadahee Ferry Teles Orchestra Wis- Cibaee Albert Galloupe Wiscosset Mir Maurice Shew Pearl Wall Mdge- Sewall Puneral Katherine Pice Center Puaptist Churcl Therbert Ferniuld Ralph Rice Eben Ernest Leonard Stilphen Tal Jenkel Grove Katherine Rice Addison Rier Woolwich Longhmness Mrs. Ries Trehind Mes William Lundrigan Estine John C. Rice Center Baptist Church Chourch Addison Rice Woelchel Earl A. Rice Colhy

Wesley Sale Christmas Auction Tops Local Fund Drive

A Wesley sale held at Wesle vestry on Tuesday afternoon by the Lands and Epworth League raised over 200 dollars, the event described as the most successful in years. Items on display sold well, with many tables emptied early. The decor featured red and green, apron booth overseen by Mops, and workers including John Ti Gage, Mrs. Lida Sampson, Mrs. Ida Pierce, and others. Fancy work was organized by Maw Merton OL Webber.

Helen Lewis Sangerville Rev J. T. Johnson Harold Laws Brunswick Cathance Bert Temple Roland Small Hannie Denham Sarah Small Lila “Femple Mazel Cornish U.C Georgie Berry Ida Puringtoun Florence Fogg Minta Wilson Mena Wilson Margaret Purinton Grange Hall Richmond Dramtic Club TL Drie Bert Pieres Tin Faith Mendy Bath Gladys Raymond Milton Trott Marjorie Freeman Trott J. M. Fowle Suuidiy Lottie Cobb W.os Emily Pendleton Augusta J. A. Pendleton So Gage Street Mmily Pendleton Si Gage Street Cr. Randall W.S. Given Lewiston James Goodall Litchfield Mondy Epworth League Methodist Vestry C. Purinton Voraes Marshall W. I. Gould Chester Jack State Grange Bangor Charles Crocker Trunswick Alelen Gould W. H. Gould Roe Jack Merry Meeting Grange Chester Jacek Karl Dlodgett Helen Hickett Elga l Ferguson George T.lackett Emma Ferguson Emmi Hleath Inds Elizabeth Gauss Wesle Landies Sevoeri Epworth John Ti Gage Lida Sampson Ida Pierce Euody Evers Aplan Merton OL Webber

Epworth League Sale Draws Busy Crowd at Vestry Tables

Mrs. Farrar and Mrs. Knight led multiple booths selling dolls, novelties, and crafts at a vestry sale. Christie wreaths, hot meals, and baked goods drew steady customers as Sorority and Ladies' Aid groups managed displays, auctions, and a chicken patties luncheon under officers headed by Mrs. Georgia Ripley.

Edgar A. Farrar Ugene Knight Fred Beary Cate Lara Colburn Lla Day Eva Brooks S Brooks Bh. Y W. Arines Frances Gilman J. 0. Melenn Oliver Brown Epworth League Sile M. Cabill Charles Sh. Brooks Alice Corliss Robert S. Gordon Otis N. EE Bina Buckowi Charlotte Cook Leland G. A. Cahill Willian Davis Annie Vrufiant Walter FF. Abbott Tf. A. Wolters Os. Bf. Coney A.C. Johnson Bertha A. Ward Conley Wits Ladies’ Aid Georgia Ripley W. S. Thaker Mars. Enona Pierce Ida M Pierce

Delegates Return Home After Progresive Political Action Conference

Cleveland delegates to the second conference for progressive political action depart to organize state committees for nominating and electing candidates through primaries or independent action. A third party was defeated after a prolonged debate accusing the Republican and Democratic parties of Wall Street ownership.

Cleveland Associated Press Wall Street

Expression of thanks for kindness after bereavement

A note from Irving W. Temple and Mrs. Helen J. Lewis Bowdoinhian, Miaine, extends sincere appreciation for sympathy, kindness, and floral tributes from neighbors and friends after a great bereavement.

Irving W Penile Jean Temple Helen J. Lewis

Clever Comedy Rollo’s Wild Oat at Bath Drama Association

A review of a December Bath Drama Association presentation of Rollo’s Wild Oat by Clair Kuwamer at Columbia Theatre. The plot follows a young man in New York staging a Shakespearean Hamlet with Ophelia as his love interests. The cast features Miss Miller and Miss Dorothy Sheldon in leading roles, with James Dean and Forest Butler as Bowdoin students and a strong supporting lineup. The play ends in a happy union for the young couples amid light humor and stage mischief.

Rollo Clair Kuwamer Bath Dramatic Association Columbia Theatre New York Lince Denmark Ophelia Simbad Itella Hamlet Miamlet Hollo Miss Miller W. A. Murtaugh Brenda Hill Grace Currie Jason Merrill Lucy Ward

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Bowdoinham James TH. Ames Jessie M. Ames Vernon H. Lowell Anusie Clara Fpogg Lola Fowl Hattie Jack Helen Gould Glades Tasmond Mrs. Melkwen Albert Henderson Georgia Denham Ned Sprague Jessie Ames Elsie Dickinson Mary Lilly Ibunee Wlw. Brown Mekwen Ol, Bisher W. If. Gould George Blodgett W. TL Grould AL OL. Yemple Mollie Newley McKewen Kid Wilson Louis Mallett Road Topsham Frank J. Wood Rf.d Bowdoinham Advertiser Bailey Fund W. B. Kendall Charles D. Clarke City Treas Ralph AK Bath National Bank First National Bank Bath Trust Co Seaco Shaw Auto Co John C. Duprey Front, Street Edward Crown Harry W. Crosman M. H. Beerwort John A. Legro James Lester Morse Rupert St. Baxter Besiies Pres. Ll. Vugene Thebeau Joly N. Wayfor John L. J. Burke Just Ward Owen J. Ledyard Horace G. Morse Albert F. Austin Anddward Sewall John Howe Walter Smith George W. Dean Cosmo Club Maine Commission Ww International Conncd Oof Waeien Mission Band P. K Senter Wesley Sale Kully Dramatic Club Columbia Sischawsi Normandy Bolivia Christams
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