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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1935

Page

3

Phippsburg Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Miss Jane Feero teaches in Se and weekend at home. Families and residents from Phippsburg, Bath, and Meadowbrook attended gatherings and visits. Ice harvesting continues with Martin Wyman and Edward Thomas Jr. local schooling, welfare club meeting rescheduled, Dromore grange set for Feb 12 with noon dinner.

Jane Feero Sebased Sagadane Dromore Afarigé Harold Atwood Keith Pauline Rogers Martin Wyman Small Point Beach Percy Holbrook Campbell’s Pond Thomas C. Hughes Mabel Dunn Sebasco Meadowbrook Howard S. Bowker Ernest W. Rogers Bath Asa Swanton Wyman Phippsburg Welfare Club Emma Perry Meadowbrook Road Omar Perry Winneganee Dromore Grange Grace Kenney Evelyn Beals Fred Oliver Edward P. Thomas, Jr Edward Thomas Parker Head Leonard Lord Pitts Street

Popham Freight Shed Washed Overboard After Ice Break

A thick ice field at Atkins Bay broke up after warm weather. The eight inch sheet drifted for a month, allowing safe passage to the pier both tides. Sunday night high tide damaged the pier. Monday morning the wharf end piling broke and the freight shed was swept away by the sea. The coast guard crew towed and secured the shed inland.

Atkins Bay Popham Popham Pier Coast Guard

Sewing circle meetings and Bath visits noted

The sewing circle met Tuesday after aon of last week at Mrs. Jennie Haletts. Mrs. Ora Hallett visited Bath on Wednesday for business. Mrs. Deejay of Bath returned home Monday night after visiting her daughter Mrs. Leston Harrington at Parker Head.

Jennie Haletts Ora Hallett Bath Deejay Leston Harrington Parker Head

Quilt Presented to Mrs Blair C Wilson at South End PTA

The South End PTA met in Washington street rooms to present a blue quilt made by members to Mrs Blair C Wilson nee Carolyn M Stackpole teacher at Weeks Street School. President Mrs John H Hunt spoke for the association. Fifty members with husbands and guests attended with supper served.

Blair C. Wilson Carolyn M. Stackpole Weeks Street South End Washington Street Association Miss Stackpole John H. Hunt Weeks Street Grammar School John C. Fitzgerald Friends of Education Society

Maine Planning Board Outlining Program of Work

Alfred Mullikin aide to National Resources Planning, with Maine officials, discusses a national program for reemployment and natural resources development under PWA funding. The Maine State Planning Board, Ickes’ designation, and local assistants will inventory projects, focusing on water, sewer, streets, buildings, recreational facilities, and surveys to aid employment and long term wealth.

Alfred Mullikin National Resources Planning Harold P. Small Maurice A. Lidby Bath Mullikin Congress Maine State Planning Board Samuel Stewart Lewiston P.W.A. Projects National Resources Board Lockwood Public Works Administration Roosevelt Maine United States Senate Ickes P.W.A Planning Board Herbert R. Lemont John W. Roche Portland Charles W. Elliot 2Nd Washington State Advisory Board On Public Works State Planning Board

Sarkis and Mullaney Win YMCA Doubles Pocket Billiards

Ernest Sarkis and John Mullaney won the annual YMCA doubles pocket billiards tournament with a final score of 50 to 49 over Henry Sarkis and Robert Callan. The event featured multiple first and second round matches including Plummer/Hallowell, Gove/Henderson, and McQuarrie/McQuarrie advancing to rounds before the final.

Ernest Sarkis John Mullaney Henry Sarkis Robert Callan Charles Plummer Franklin Hallowell Howard Mayo Alfred Parks Edmond Guynn Herbert Closson William Gove Herbert Henderson Walter Rogers William Owen Paul Davis John Sanborn Francis Stover George Moody Fred Hart Harold Donnell Edward Fraser Clifton Jewett Harold Footer Clarence Arsenault James McQuarrie Steeven John Franklyn Morse C. Richard Farnham Warren McNeil Wilfred Gaudet Sarkis Callan Plummer Hallowell Gove Henderson Davis Samiborn Mullaney Hart Donnell John McQuarrie McNeil Gaudet

Popham Beach Residents Make Bath Trips Highlight Week

Harry Spencer and Moses Chandler drove to Bath on Wednesday while Rolard Alley and Clifton Morong traveled for station supplies on Thursday. Dozens of locals, including Mrs. Seaman E Drake and Miss Geraldine Coffin, were seen visiting Bath or nearby towns. The mailboat Popham, sunk last week, has been raised and pumped out.

Harry Spencer Moses Chandler Bath Rolard Alley Clifton Morong Kennebec River Zachiele Eramo Frank Oliver Concord N. H. Graydon Morse Portland Harry Pushard Parker Head Seaman E. Drake Alonzo Morong Ralph Leon Fickett Pond Island Karl Hentz Long Island Geraldine Coffin Yarmouth Dora Crowley Wallace Brown Miss Coffin Perley Chandler Pauline Morong Lispon Falls Eleanor Thayer George Morong Rollo Morton Saco Roscoe Perkins Phippsburg Clinton Newdick Augusta Newdick Bertha Walter Ernest Oliver Nelson Rice Woolwich Leslie Dyer William Bowie Spruceville Helena Oliver Edgar L. Drake Carol David Drake Candy Popham Capt Oliver Merton Oliver Popham Pier George Ralph Morong Bath Memorial Hospital Edna Oliver

Fire Drives Family From 343 Front Street Home

Mrs Albert E McLellan and her infant son fled their 343 Front Street home after a mid morning fire sparked by thawing a water pipe with a blow torch. Fire damaged walls and roof though furniture was saved and residents hoped to return that night.

Albert FE. McLellan Front Street McLellan MecLellan Edward A. McLellan Kennebec Albert E

Winnegance Notes on Snow Plow Collision and Local Activities

Snow plow in Winnegance collided with white posts along the causeway, requiring replating. Local social life includes Squaw Club meets, auxiliary meetings for Community Club, and Ladies' Society events at Winnegance Baptist Church with plans for entertainments and choir activities.

Woolwich Phippsburg Lillian Parks Lewiston Elmer Coggeshall Lloyd Rogers M. Helen Sims Walter Marco Thatcher Pinkham Augustus Small

Superintendent denies hydrant was frozen at Front and Grove

Bath Water District superintendent Maurice A Libby refutes reports the Front street hydrant near Grove street was frozen during the McLellan home fire at 343 Front. He says he activated water himself and hydrants above and below were also unfrozen. Libby arrived with Engine 4 and assisted, attaching hoses and coordinating the alarm via his truck to box 621.

Front Street Grove Street McLellan Maurice A. Libby Bath Water District Libby Engine 2 No. 2 No. 4

Irregular Base Shapes Common on Early Brown Wine Glasses

The text notes that bases of early brown wine glasses are typically irregular in shape. This observation highlights a characteristic feature of these antique glassware pieces and may assist in dating or authenticating examples.

Probate Court Session Grants Many Estates In Sagadahoc

Judge Walter Glidden presided over the February term probate court in Sagadahoc. Wills were allowed for several estates including Rowe Williams and Williams. administrations were granted for Johnson Hunt Oliver Webber Spear and others. inventories and accounts filed for numerous estates. petitions for distribution change of name and license to sell real estate noted. a guardianship and adoption matter also listed.

Walter 8S. Glidden Sagadahoc William E. Rowe Topshany Charles F&. Rowe Rose E. Johnson Bath Edna M. Higgins West Bath Alfred A. Williams Richmond Alice Mey Williams Topsham Leon L. Spinney Brunswick Arthur J. Dunton Mary E. Hathorne Joseph Johnson John W. Hunt Constantine Photiades Anthe Fourmonzi Edson L. Farley Agnes H. Farley Williams D. Coffin Ella J. Ple Grace Ward Stevens Hortense S. Ward Ham Marguerite Maxon Russell Scott Willard Maxon Nellie S. Stover Mary A. Goodwin J. Edward Drake William S. Shorey George P. Davenport Alton F. Wheeler Elizabeth Walter Purinton C.t.a Susie A. Johnson Bridget F. Wagner Edward R. Hanson Melville H. Blackwell Amos K. Butler Albert H. Shaw Martha E. Shaw Ella J. Coffin Ella J. Temple Daniel Williams Gerald Pearl Whittier Minor Eva M. McNeil Selenn F. Williams Woolwich Hazel V. Sheldon Robert R. Trask Lave L. Coombs Robert R. Leforest Gilbert Coombs Béatrice Trask Donald Robert Coombs Annie Irene Rea

Orangutan Print Surprises Fingerprint Experts

A thumb print from an orangutan resembled human fingerprints closely enough to puzzle experts. It raises questions about uniqueness and identification in primate prints and highlights challenges in forensic analysis.

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Fee Atkin’s Bay Parker P.T.A Old Orchard Beach Bouchard Sony Breton Raoul Poirier Maine Planning Board Popham Beach Presian Oliver Chiefstepher Marr Raymond Larrabee Kennebec River Station Walter S. Glidden Clara E. Hinckley Georgetown Jacob P. Lewis Watertown Mass John H. Stacey Annie Oliver Stacy Henrietta A. Webber Allan Spear Ann Mary Robinson William W. Robinson Alonzo T. Hunt George L. Oliver Alston E. Oliver James Edwin Cornish Bowdeinham Donald O. Cornish Clara S. Bartlett Mabel E. Stone Charles F. Holbrook Margaret M. Holbrook Charles S. Lemont Susan C. Lemont James F. Bartlett Mary L. Durand Edwin E. Durand Mary A. Thompson William E. Sturtevant Charles R. Donnell Charles J. Donnell Hazel V Ottawa High School Grand Rapids Mich Edmund Aleks Aleks Gov. Comstock Chevrolet Chevrolet Motor Detroit Michigan Flint Howard Moody Bowdoinham Replant Arthur Turnee
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