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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1931

Page

4

Christmas sale aids Organ Society in Wiscasset

The Organ Society held its annual Christmas sale at the Congregational vestry, serving supper and screening two Rev. E G Spinney produced reels. A long list of volunteers ran fancy work aprons and towels food table and candy booth supported by Dorcas club girls and officers including Mrs Annie Dodge and Mrs Mary Marston.

Organ Society Congregational Vestry E. G. Spinney Edith Day Grace Sewall Lara Coffin Sarah Sherman Jennie Lewis Grace Albee Jennie Gray Vera Quinnam Kate Sewall Laura Carleton Georgiana Lilly Viola Adams Edith Hutchins Roger Plaistead Grace Merry Nina Fowles Mary Hobson Mabel Lewis Cora Beane Lillian Bailey Dorothy Merry Laura Main Dorcas Club Margaret Dickinson Phyllis Lewis Virginia Pease Joanna Evans Annie Dodge Society Mary Marston Congregational Ethel Y. Barbour High Street Robert Day Little Son Natick Mass F. S. Day Main Street Olive Stahl Brunswick Madge Stahl Ellsworth Holbrook Earle Carleton St. Philip's Church Charles M. Tubbs H. v. B. Nash Maine Woman's Auxiliary of The Episcopal Church Anne Nash London Parker E. Marcan, Jr Harvard University Old Stone Farm Clarence Dickinson Fairfield Bangor Ruth Dickinson Waterville Katherine Perkin Portland Edna L. Luce Norris Miller Readfield Lucy J. Hall Fred F. Pendleton Lawrence Haggettt Charles Reed Boothbay O. M. West Boothbay Harbor Charles West Deforest Munsey E. J. White Dan Ames Washington County

Penny Ac Pricing Signals Market Reading

The note lists various size measurements and dollar amounts for Penn Ac, showing prices around 3.48 to 4.35 with multiple 29 and 30 inch entries and 4.40 to 5.00 figures, indicating a price sheet or market quote snippet.

Tire price ad with 6-ply vacuum cups

Readable parts show tire prices and tubes with multiple price points and a mounted free offer. Distinct entities include price figures and product types. The ad asks if you can beat the listed prices.

West Bath Community Notices and Visits

West Bath residents and visitors are listed from a weekend of social calls and travel. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. George Erswell and son George Jr. of Brunswick visiting Mrs. Erswell’s parents, plus other relatives and friends visiting in Bath Campbell’s Pond Deering Street and Falmouth. A quarantine is noted at the Patterson house due to measles in two youngest children.

George Erswell George, Jr Brunswick Campbell's Pond Patterson House C. C. Chesley Lewiston Harold Haggett Doris Jordan E. W. Haggett Joseph W. Larrabee Emily Alexander Skillin Falmouth Ernest E. William Miles Purington J. Everett Mayo The Nazarene Church E. R. Brown Deering Street West Bath Charles Kenney Goddard Street Bath Norman Charles Ida Colby Charlotte Colby Morse High School Percy Allen Fairfield Hayden Rogers U. of M Llewellyn Rogers Woman's Farm Bureau Men's Farm Bureau Grange Hall Howard P. Jett Howard Samuel the Nazarene Church John Gould Wollaston Mass

Local notes and travel from the North District

From Old Files reports Jesse Lambert returning home and the North District school opening last week. Capt. Benj B Jackson traveled to Massachusetts. Snow improves sleighing. Four prisoners moved from Wiscasset to Rockland. Elden Munsey and Warren Coffin journeyed to Boston on the Pullman. Edith Sawyer returns from Wellsley College. Mrs E H Boynton of Bucksport visits Charles Emerson. A Franklin hall sale and supper raised over 70 dollars. E H Hubbard dies in San Francisco at 51.

Sheepscot Echo Jesse Lambert North District Benj. B. Jackson Massachusetts Wiscasset Jail Rockland Elden Munsey Warren Coffin Boston Charles E. Emerson Franklin Hall San Francisco Cal E. H. Hubbard

Wiscasset 25 Years Ago item highlights local movements

The December 15 1906 Sheepscot Echo notes Walter Straw returning home from Portland and Mrs Jane Tucker visiting her mother. It mentions a two week school vacation and several locals traveling to Bath Gardiner East Somerville and Greene for holidays.

Sheepscot Echo Walter Straw Portland Jane Tucker Nettie Blake Mabel Sherer Bath Irvine Winn Somersworth N. H Carrie Blagdon H. W. Howe Elizabeth Peterson East Somerville Mass Loring Pushard Gardiner Grace Nate Greene Ida Sears

Nequasset Ladies Help With Quilt and Social News

Woolwich auxiliary members met at Ruth Durbar’s home for an all day session and quilt work. Edwin Holbrook received the quilt after a baked bean dinner, with next meeting set for January 7 at Ray Rice’s. many local residents have travels and events in the week.

Nequasset Ruth Durbar Edwin Holbrook Ray Rice Everett Rice Windham Minnie Rice C. P. Hall St. Petersburg Fla Hall Rockland Blaisdell Bros Clarence Baker Portland Wallace Reed Bath Ruth Henderson Maine General Hospital Nequasset Church Edward Stinson Hodgdon Thelma Burleigh J. B. Shaw Aston Albert Hathorne Samuel Moore Ralph Rice Yarmouth Milton Hathorne Leon Brunswick Eben Dana Bailey Christine Hathorne Wiscasset Springfield Mass Waldo Hathorne Chester Dana

Montsweag Christmas Program Seeks Broad Community Enjoyment

The Montsweag church and Sunday school plan a Christmas Eve program at the church with Rev Mrs Allen delivering a sermon and a service featuring Christmas cards and special music. Attendees are urged to join the 7 30 Sunday eve. Washington school will close fall term with Christmas exercises and tree. Amelia Gould teacher along with Alton Berry and Frank Metcalf families attended a Rockland American Legion gathering. No Willing Worker meetings until after Christmas when White Cross work resumes.

Montsweag Allen Washington School Moatsweag Amelia Gould Alton Berry

South Dresden Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Walter Campbell and Mr and Mrs Walter Underwood of Gar diner called on Mr and Mrs Leland Siegars. Parker Starrett and sister Katherine of Warren visited the Siegars for dinner. Schools closed Friday for Christmas vacation. Mrs Vesta Siegars returned Sunday from Warren where she visited daughter Mrs Prod Starrett for two weeks.

Walter Campbell Walter’ Underweod Gardiner Leland Siegars Parker Starrett Katherine Warren Vesta Siegars Prod Starrett

Snowy Weather Brings Sleighing After Week of Snow

Relatives visit as Sutton Foye returns from the West. Four inches of snow last Monday gifted excellent sleighing. Bates College students Frank Jackson and Miss Edith Jackson arrive home for holidays. Haggett Bros. install steam heating at A R Smith home on Federal Street. Congregational vestry services held indoors. Mrs. Clara Collamore of Bremen attends her father Dennis Munsey's funeral in town.

Sutton Foye West Frank Jackson Bates College Lewiston Imma _ Stinon Science Haggett Bros A. R

Plumied Knights Delightful Hosts

The event featured excellent music by Stacy's Royal Arcadians and a refreshments table with chicken salad ice cream cake and coffee served by a committee led by Mrs Carroll Deering Mrs N Gratz Jackson Mrs Edward W Sampson Mrs Daniel Kelley Mrs Harry Crosman and Mrs Everett Plummer.

Stacy Royal Arcadians Carroll Deering N. Gratz Jackson Edward W. Sampson Daniel Kelley Harry Crosman Everett Plummer

Christmas service at Nequasset church features choir and readings

The Family Hymn singers will present Christmas carols on Sunday with readings by Helen Hodgdon a student at Farmington Normal school visiting from her family home. A special choir may assist and songs may be shown from the screen. Usual Sunday service at 10:30 with a Christmas Eve party and program planned including plays pages and a tree.

Carl Hughes Brunswick Leon Kelley G. L. Neeland Dr. Neeland A. B. Neeland Portland Col Hall North Edgecomb Clearwater Fla Dorcas Club Congregational Church Virginia Pease Church School of the Young Men's Club The Helen Hodgdon Farmington Normal School Frank Hodgdon

West Bath Grange to Aid Unemployed Citizens

West Bath Grange votes to collect food or clothing for the unemployed to be distributed by the Salvation Army. The meeting featured health talks and a China Japan conflict discussion, with officers named and plans for Young People’s Night and a Christmas tree event in late December.

West Bath Grange Grange Salvation Army Eva Lemont Albert Henderson Leland Plummer E. Mason Wright The Bernard Henderson James Thurston Eleanor MacDonald Wesley Lemont Marshall Boudreau Charles Doyie Jean Danforth Dorothy Welch Kenneth Smith Carlton Perry Alice Mulligan Catherine Galvin Ceres Christine Hanscom Pomona Bessie Boudreau Flora David Rich Herbert Simpson

Teachers as guests at North Center PTA Luncheon

Teachers from Central Grammar Center Street North Grammar and North Primary nourished by Grace Church parish house lunch. Attendees include Miss Bessie Hunt Miss Katherine Galvin Miss Almena Jaques Miss Genevieve Duprey and others. Carl Crocker reported winter haul of his sand dredging scow and motor boat. He described varied sands found across Merrymeeting Bay for buyers.

Central Grammar Center Street School North Grammar North Primary North Center P. T. A Grace Church Bessie M. Hunt Katherine Galvin Almena A. Jaques Genevieve M. Duprey Doris P. Dyer Ethel Higgins Isabell Lewis Dorothy Davis Annie Thompson Marjorie Troop J. Gertrude Silsby Frances E. Sprague Helen L. Hayes Katherine I. Trott the North Grammar School Miartha FE. Hooper Margaret T. Mulligan Beatrice W. Black Carrie C. Smith The North Primary School Carl] Crocker Upper Washington Street Merrymeeting Bay Mr. Crocker

Native of Bath Named for Council

Miss Sally P. Moses of Bangor nominated by Governor Gardiner as a Health and Welfare council member was born in Bath. She lived in Bath years ago, later in Malden Massachusetts, served as Red Cross field secretary in New England, including Bangor and Florida after the hurricane, and has strong welfare experience. Her aunts are Miss Emma Moses and Miss Lydia C. Moses of Washington street, with Hon. Oliver Moses 2d as her uncle.

Sally P. Moses Bangor William Tudor Gardiner Health and Welfare Council Bath Orville Moses Malden Mass Miss Moses American Red Cross New England Florida

Hosmer and Porter Married in Brunswick Curling Records

Russell M. Hosmer of Brunswick and Viola A. Porter of Brookline Mass. quietly wed on November 19. The couple met during Morton's Brunswick years. Hosmer has been active in fraternal and patriotic orders and is a former Bath and Phippsburg resident. Mrs. Hosmer is a graduate of Yarmouth Hospital in Yarmouth Nova Scotia. The pair will reside in Brunswick.

Russell M. Hosmer Brunswick Bath and Phippsburg Viola A. Porter Brookline Mass Morton's Hosmer Yarmouth Hospital Yarmouth N. S

Barter Gray Couple Weds at Grace Church Rectory

Herman F. Barter a Bath pipe coverer and Ethelyn C. Gray of Bath married Thursday night at Grace church rectory by Rev. Charles M. Tubbs. They were attended by Doris E. Oliver and Howard McNeil and will live at 21 Maple street in Bath.

Herman F. Barter Ethelyn C. Gray Bath Grace Church Charles M. Tubbs Doris E. Oliver Howard McNeil Howard Barter Vernon E. Gray Five Islands Maple Street

Stotts to Visit Reading for Christmas Recess

Mrs Ardenne A Stott and daughter Miss Geraldine Stott of Sagadahoc Ferry plan to travel Friday to Reading Massachusetts for Christmas recess with Dr Stotts sister and husband Mr and Mrs Albert Somes and with Dr Stotts father Albert Stott.

Ardenne A. Stott Geraldine Stott Sagadahoc Ferry Reading Mass Dr. Stott Albert Somes Albert Stott

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Carrie Hall Miller Norris A. Miller Miller James R Jefferson Charles E. Titus Charles W. Walden Damariscotta Hillside Cemetery Maude Clark Gay Waldoboro Woman's Club Herman S. Fowles South Windham Bradford-Sortwell-Wright Post U. S Legion Rooms Alice McIntyre Nellie Dowling Irene Metcalf Helen Haggett Zina Davis Earle Sherman Walter Fields Huntington Ind Lewis Ward Fort Wayne Piano Fund A. W. Keirstead Sarah D. Varney William G. Hubbard Christine Bronson Joseph L. Neal Helena Bellas Nina Lennox Murial Titus Florence Knight Church School Sheepscot South Newcastle Epworth League Edgecomb Old Bethlehem Sheepscct West Anna Fessenden Street Tibbetts Charles F. Burroughs Arthur J. Tibbetts Mary E. Whittemore Mary Ann Patricia Whittemore T. A. Huston Eastern Star Trinity Church Livermore Falls North Livermore Fred A. Haggett Coolidge Hall Lake Frontier Stanley W. Dodge Ernest Grover Bath Road Joseph P. Tucker Sarah Carolyn Varney Lincoln Lodge Brann North Whitefield Pennsyl Penn Ac Inia Haggett’s Garage Ford Dealers L. F Atwood Atwood’s Woolwich Dresden National Board of Fire Underwriters John Street New York Chicago West Adams Street Merchants Exchange Bldg P.T.A Buxton Medicine Co Abbot Village Coast Guardsmen Aurora Coast Guard Arcade Holger Nielsen Morris Flint Miss Oliver Grace Cunningham Mary Cunningham James Walters Brim Sally P Moses Hosmer-Porter Brookline, Mass Harry T. Passmore Rotary Club Hotel Phoenix John Conti Harry Rotary Bath Club Poland Spring Charlotte Rauser Walter Murtaugh King Tavern Red S. Curtis Gom A R, Huston Fane Rou R. Bath
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