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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1930

Page

11

Young Men urged to join Citizens Military Training Camps

The American Legion promotes a month long CMT C training for 17 to 31 year olds with no cost to enrollment. Camps offer a $150 value, national defense benefits, and potential college scholarships. Postmaster Owen Jr and John C Fitzgerald of Bath handle enrollment while Legion offices provide guidance.

United States American Legion Legion America France C.M.T.C War Department Boards of Education Henry W. Owen, Jr John C. Fitzgerald Bath

Thayer Crosby Wedding at Crosby Home Highlights

Flora Crosby and Walter Thayer united in marriage at 71 Richardson Street with Rev. William Fletcher officiating. The bride wore white georgette and bouquets featured pink roses. After the single ring ceremony, ice cream and cake were served. They will reside at 99 Court Street with out of town guests from Auburn.

Freeman Crosby Richardson Street Flora Crosby Walter Thayer William Fletcher First Baptist Church Madelyn Stacey Georgette Thayer Charles Crosby Western Avenue Mr. Thayer Archie Thayer Hyde Windlass Co Court Street George Cobb Charles Stacey Auburn Rebecca Smith Stephen Crosby Anderson A. O. Blair Orr

Monroe Store Opening Draws Thousands In Bath

The Monroe store opening in Bath attracted nearly 6,000 purchasers on its first day despite rain and poor roads. George B. Monroe and Roy Howarth led the event with 40 clerks on hand to manage crowds. by Monday afternoon the store was handed to Manager Smith and a reduced staff of about 15.

Monroe Bath George B. Monroe Roy Howarth Mr. Monroe Howarth Smith

Brunswick Pastor Addresses Rotarians on Disinterested Service

A Brunswick pastor speaks to Rotarians about service and ethics in business. He cites Rotary’s 3900 clubs across 45 countries and 150000 members as driving ethical business transformation. Early speaker is Dr. D. F. Day of Wiscasset. The House of Worth reportedly seeks US deals with low priced dress manufacturers.

Rotary Dr. D. FS. Day Wiscasset House of Worth

St Patricks program at Beulah lodge highlights

Richmond Beulah Rebekah lodge hosted a St Patrick's program with contests won by Emma Lamoreau Melita Leavitt and Margaret Grover readings and songs including Wearing of the Green. Community news lists engagements visits Lions club meeting notices and upcoming Easter services and events.

City of Cahill inaugurates new government leaders

In a sparsely attended session, Mayor Cahill and the newly elected aldermen and common council members were sworn in. George C. Quicksall was elected temporary president of the council, while P. M. Om of Kennebec Greenhouses funded flowers for the officials. Clerks Gilmore and Wright were re-elected to long terms, and credentials committees were appointed as the boards met in joint session to administer the oath.

City Council Inauguration Speech Sets Calm Duty and Reform

The Eighty-Second City Council convenes with a pledge to run a costly but efficient city government. Leaders stress nonpartisan service, prudent spending, and a stable year ahead under new and existing aldermen. The session ends amid a disputed voting moment as Harold L. Troop, Harry M. Huse, and Stanley M. As vie for presidency.

The Eighty-Second City Council

City Council Elects Quicksall as Temporary Leader and Unanimous Clerk

In a joint convention the council elected Quicksall as temporary president by 13 to 8 with Wold as his opponent. Leslie J. Wold later saw unanimous support for succeeding Quicksall as permanent president. John W. Gilmore was elected city clerk unanimously as incumbent. Other officers to be elected later. Fortier and Brown urge orderly organization. Adjournment at 10.43.

Brown Huse Harry D. Robinson Quicksall Frederick Edney Mark W. Hennessy Leslie J. Wold Ralph P. Mank Joseph F. Atkinson Edney Wold Cutting Wright Fortier John W. Gilmore Troop Frank T. Fortier Board of Highways and Sewers Res McCabe Charles T. Henderson Henderson Cahill Pres Harold E. Cutting Hennessy Thomas C. McCabe

Five Islands Social Roundup in Bath Area

Five Islands residents and visitors frequent Bath and nearby towns with weekend visits and drives. Notables include Blaisdells, Gray family and Rowes, plus many casual calls, grange meeting, and a birthday party for Raymond Belanger with local children.

Man's Leg Fractured In Auto Accident

Albert Ingham of 106 Court Street employed at Crafts Battery Service of 101 Center Street was taken to City hospital with a fractured leg after a Tuesday evening crash on the state highway between Bath and Brunswick near Merrymeeting Park. His Buick touring car suffered damage while a Bath man’s Buick sedan struck him as another vehicle approached from Bath. The injury was diagnosed as a fracture just above the knee after an x ray at Bath hospital.

Albert Ingham Court Street Craft's Battery Service Center Street Bath Brunswick Merrymeeting Park Ingham

First Baptist Ladies Run Easter Sale and Supper

The Ladies sewing circle of the First Baptist church held a successful Easter sale and supper in the vestry on Tuesday afternoon and evening. A fine display of fancy articles and aprons filled the tables, with the candy and jelly booths run by named committees. The event featured a full menu and large attendance, with Carnations donated by Kennebec Greenhouses and a good sum realized for the group.

First Baptist Church William Blanchard Edward Cook Charles Card Herbert E. Worrey Cedric Martin Edward Burnham Hattie Grant Dorothy Pratt Fred Lakin Simon Moore Charles Amazeen Ruby Fullerton Abbie Youland Miss Priestnal Fred W. Larrabee Nella Stover Everett Wright Russell Dalrymple Belle Donnell Freeman Crosby

Morse High seniors awarded honor parts for graduation

Morse High School announced honor parts for the 1929 graduation at the Wednesday noon assembly. Valedictorian Sophie Greenblatt led with a 94.1 four year average, salutatorian Mary Twomey followed at 93.16, and two more honors went to Winifred Aderton and Amy Irish with 92.85 and speaking roles for the ceremony. Several recipients are noted as members of the Morse High Girls basketball squad.

Morse High School Arthur B. Scectt Sophie Greenblatt Solomon Greenblatt Franklin Street Mary Twomey S. E. Quinn Middle Street Winifred Aderton Amy Irish Aderton Frank Aderton Edward Street Irish Fred E. Irish Chestnut Street Morsehigh

Local Georgetown Notes From Bath and Robinhood

Community items report residents visiting, visiting guests and homecomings in Robinhood and Bath. William Renaud shows a car in Robinhood while a small Woolwich building is moved for a Robinhood summer store. Local farming and property issues include apple orchard work, a blocked drain at T M Hagan’s cellar, and a bridge support repair. School plans set March 25 for spring term. tax lists due April 1 at Union Hall.

William Renaud Bath Robinhood Ralph Reynolds Ruth Bath Linwood Stevens Five Islands Woolwich Bessie Powers Burnside Powers George George Laskie W. C. Todd Ellsworth Leveitt Walter Newdick Trafton Knight Todd Marjory Hagan East Cove Walter Cunningham Grover Hill T. M. Hagan Gilbert Gunnell Waltham T. N. Williams Maud Thayer West Georgetown Arthur Berry Henry Heald Massachusetts Boston George Smith Edward McKenney Charles Perkins Marrtown B. H. Woodside

High School Honors Parade Shines in Class of Four Years

Principal Scott reports about 50 graduates in June with 31 on high honors or honors for four years or three fifths of the class. Miss Twomey, salutatorian, posts a 94.57 English average. Honors list includes Elizabeth McGrath Edna Hallowell Marjorie Legard Jane Edgecomb Muriel Howe Mildred Hooper. Basketball lineup features Marjorie Legard Gladys Spinney Esther Petlock Carolyn Plant and others.

Marjorie Legard Jane Edgecomb Muriel Howe Mildred Hooper Mary Bryant Esther Petlock Eda Mereen Phyllis Wright Carolyn Plant Courtney Stover Thelma _ Burleigh Duncan Farrell Silas Plant Vivian Nye Mary Royal Roy Lawrence Mary O'Brien Gladys Spinney Anna McNeil Adeline Rogers Fred Gaudet Frederick Gilman Anna Hill Elmer Norton Evelyn Lightbody

Mrs Warren to Return Home Soon

Mrs Albert J Warren wife of Capt Warren of the Salvation Army has been in City hospital for three weeks and is expected to return home within a week.

Albert J. Warren Capt. Warren The Salvation Army City Hospital

Mrs Hill Visits Belvidere After Mother's Illness

Mrs. Roland F. Hill of Lincoln Street is staying several weeks in Belvidere New Jersey where she is with her ailing mother Mrs. Jacob Killian for care and support.

Roland F. Hill Lincoln Street Belvidere N. J Jacob Killian

In Memoriam Elizabeth E Morse of Phippsburg

John C Berry of Worcester Massachusetts offers a memorial tribute to Elizabeth E Morse wife of Elbridge W Morse who died March 12 1929. The obituary notes her Revolutionary ancestry strict integrity independence hospitality Christian charity and influence on her community living a life of faith and service.

Mes Elizabeth E. Morse Phippsburg Elbridge W. Morse New England

Norwich Union Fire Society finds assets and liabilities figures

The report shows assets totaling 7,653,582.22 with stocks and bonds 6,173,265.30 and cash in office and bank 0 37 6. Liabilities include net unpaid premiums 568,717.4 and unearned premiums 41, and surplus over liabilities totaling 0. The document lists Hume Revs & Co as agents with a payment date 7-14-8.

U. 8 Norwich ‘H Union Fire Society Beat” Batate Eckess Ani Ae DM Hume Revs & CO Agen Agents Mainy Ind

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