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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1925

Page

7

French Spoliation Claims Stir Bath Residents

A Maine report outlines a 6th Congress push to fund French spoliation claims paid in part earlier. It notes vessels seized by French warships between 1798 and 1800, including the sloop Townsend from Boothbay, and cites total damages, prior appropriations, and heirs in Maine awaiting settlement as Congress weighs action.

Bath Republican Senate Lodge Lil Senator Lodge Congress Maine New England Louis XVI Louis France Great Britain United States Spain Isol Bonaparte Lownsend Daniel Campbell Boothbay Massachusetts Antigua le Velietier Townsend Guadeloupe Campbell Tribunal of Commerce United States Court of Claims Chumants Thomas Vickertagge

Hall and Farnsworth Wed at Bath Home in Simple Ceremony

Harold G. Hall of Bath and Union Missouri and Miss Hazel L. Farnsworth of Orono were married at the Hall home 46 Dummer Street. Rev E Lewis Wall officiated the one ring service under an evergreen arch. The bride wore cream chiffon with lace and roses and was attended by her sister Doris Farnsworth. Best man Edhwold F. Carter. Hall, a 1922 Maine graduate and civil engineer for Missouri, will relocate to Union Missouri with his bride next week.

Harold G. Hall Bath and Union Hazel L. Farnsworth Orono Dummer Street E. Lewis Wall Doris Farnsworth Edhwold FF George Farnsworth Orone al of M Orony Exchange New England Tel. Co

Junior Auxiliary Organizes to Aid City Hospital

The Junior Auxiliary held its first meeting at Mrs. John L. Crosby’s home with Miriam W. Kimball chairing pro tem. Officers elected include Mrs. Robert Tk. Hatch as president, Mrs. James Hunter as secretary, and Mrs. John B. Crosby as treasurer. A three member sewing work committee was created. The group planned another meeting for 2:50 PM yesterday at Miss Gladys Olm’s North street home.

City Hospital John L. Crosby Charles A. Harriman North Street Miriam W. Kimball Robert Tk. Hatch James Hunter John BB. Crosby Gladys Olm

Funeral services for Abbie Lois Purrington in West Falmouth

The funeral for Abbie Lois Purrington widow of Humphrey Purrington was held Saturday at her son Charles G. Purringtons home in West Falmouth. Born July 19 1888 in Bowdoin she had long residence in West Falmouth. Survived by two sons Rev Harry M Purrington of Warren and Charles G Purrington of West Falmouth and two daughters Jennie Abbie Purrington and Constance Calder.

Abbie Lois Purrington Humphrey Purrington Charles G. Purrington West Falmouth W Purrington Bath Bowdoin Marshall H. ’ J . Ier Angie May Dunton

Community Notices From Georgetown First Baptist Supper and Social Planned

The Working League of the First Baptist Church will host a supper on Friday and a Valentine social in the evening, with a rain date the following night. Numerous town residents and visitors are mentioned, including W A Todd, Mr and Mrs Stearns Scott, Mrs Samuel Mereen, and others. activities at the vestry included sewing and committee appointments for fancy work and apron tasks.

League of First Baptist Church W. A. Todd Popham Stearns Scott Bath Scott A. K. Rowe Samuel Mereen Austin Ratleff Marrtown The Cove Charles Campbell W. F. Hagan Arowsie Willard Oliver Frank Oliver George Wills Woolwich Josie Williams Mark Marr John D. Williams West Georgetown First Baptist Colleed Barnes Gladys Oliver Henry Reynolds George Laskey Brunswick Powers Bros Robinhood Howard Heald Abbie Reynolds Y. Pinkham Frank Heald Dutch Ralph Howard G. Heald Rev. W. T Boyd

Probate court ends second session with multiple estate actions

Sagadahoc County probate court in its February session granted and filed numerous actions. Administrations appointed for Elizabeth Day Woolwich and Mary Smith Richmond. Guardianship set for Maud Heald Bath. Executors named for Spinney estates Bath and Richmond. Inheritance tax petition filed for Spinney estate.

James 8. Lowell Sagadahoe County Elizabeth A. Day Woolwich Charles C. Low T. A Mary A. Smith Richmond George W. Emery Sarah J. Cutting Bath George Y. Cutting Sarah A. Greenwood Mabel G. Robinson Martin M. Greene Bowdwin Norman HK. Curtis George VY. Cutting Ida F. Lemont Mason M. Lemont Herbert D. Maxwell Louise Fr. Maxwell Lewis KR. Gaubert Thomas J. Gallant William J. Graves Mary A. Graves Bowdoinham Rose J. Allen Everett L. Allen Jennie DB. Spinney J. Arthur Spinney

Bath Marine Construction Co Sold to Los Angeles Man

Papers recorded in Sagadahoc show Bath Marine Construction Co property at the North end sold from Frank Bacon of Los Angeles to C. J. Healy of Los Angeles. The asset includes the Peterson house site wharves and docks. No stated plans for Healy accompanied the conveyance.

Bath Marine Constructon CO Los Angeles MAN Sagadahoc

Parsons Gives Fine Talk on the State's Beauties

Willis FE Parsons Dover-Foxcroft State Commissioner of Inland Fisheries and Game spoke to the Central church Men's Club on Maine's fishing and game. He highlighted 2500 lakes and deep scenic spots, noted new fishways costing 100000 at Bangor, Dennysville and Grand Lake Stream, and praised hatcheries that release millions of fish yearly. He urged deer hunting limits to one per hunter and commended wardens including Spinney of Sagadahoe.

Willis FE. Parsons Dover-Foxcroft Inland Fisheries and Game Central Church Parsons Maine Florida Rockies Grand Lake Stream Dennysville Bangor Spinney Sagadahoe County Paradise Mt. Katahdin Merry Meeting Bay Atlantic Watsons

Maine County Agents Aid Movement for Maine Products

County agricultural agents in 16 Maine counties join a campaign to promote Maine farm and factory products. The Know Maine Products week on March 27 will feature farm product displays beside local industry goods to boost Maine progress. Local chambers urge merchants and citizens to participate and support Maine produced articles.

Maine Maine Farms A. B. Holmes Brunswick Chamber of Commerce Brunswick McDonald Vortland

Home Nursing Course At Bailey Evening School

The Bailey Evening School offers seven lessons in home nursing starting tonight with Mrs. Sara Munsey, a registered nurse, as instructor. Open to any mother or interested person, the course covers malnutrition signs and home care basics. Free guidance available for individual health problems, with likely large enrollment due to its home health importance. Rupert H. Baxter travels for a four week business trip to New York with Bruce H. M. White, visiting major cities including Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Chicago, St. Louis, New Orleans, Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth and Kansas City.

Bailey Evening School Sara Munsey Munsey Rupert H. Baxter New New York Bruce H. M. White H. C. Baxter & Bro Pittsburgh Cleveland Chicago St. Louis New Orleans Houston Dallas Fort Worth Kansas City

Five Islands Grange Confers Degrees and Local Happenings

At a Five Islands Grange meeting last Tuesday the third and fourth degrees were conferred on Mrs. J. D. Williams and John D. Williams Jr. A lunch with sandwiches and coffee followed. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed with home towns including Bath Georgetown and Georgetown residents visiting Five Islands.

Five Islands Grange

Six Divorces Granted by Justice Barnes in Sagadahoc Court

Justice Charles P. Barnes in Sagadahoc supreme court granted six divorces. Cases include Hazel L. Elwell from Floyd M. Elwell and Helen L. Chaplin from Wallace I. Chaplin. Lamps include cruelty and abusive treatment, intoxication, and statutory offense. Alimony set at 10 and 15 dollars weekly with child support for two girls. The libellee in Coombs case granted access to visit children, with conditions on timing and overnight absence.

Charles P. Barnes Sagadahoc Supreme Court Hazel L. Elwell Bath Floyd M. Elwell Helen L. Chaplin Wallace I. Chaplin Myrtle KF. Urquhart Richmond David S. Urquhart Clara E. Willett William J. Willett Ida Belle Morse Guy Alton Morse Jeannette A Juanita L Bertha Marion Coombs Earl Hamlin Coombs Millinocket Priscilla R Phyllis M

Local Docket of Names and Social Trips Moves Through City

Mrs George A Coombs is visiting Richmond for a few days. Willis A Frost of Berwick was in the city on business Tuesday. Mrs Jennie S S and June Rideout spent Tuesday in Portland. T A Morin of Portland was a business visitor Monday. Langdon Hill visits his parents on High street. Harold Ward of Porthind spent the weekend with his father. Rev Harold Arnold leaves for Providence to join Mrs Arnold visiting her mother. Carlton and Mrs C A Peaslee visit Augusta to see their husbands Senator Carlton and Representative Peaslee. Dr George Holden Coombs will address Sagadahoc Medical Association in Bath Friday night. Bath folks at Andrews Post games in Portland include Morse high tracksters Herbert L Douglas ... Vincent Whalen, James Jackson, and others.

George A. Coombs Richmond Willis A. Frost Berwick City Jennie SS June Rideout Portland T. A. Morin Langdon Hill Fred AD. Hill High Street Harold Ward Porthind Horace Ward North Street Harold Arnold Providence Flow. Carlton C. A. Peaslee Augusta Senator Carlton Representative Peaslee George Holden Coombs Division of Social Hygiene State Department of Heath Sagadahoc County Medical Association Bath Andrews Post Porth Morse High Herbert L Douglas Raymond V. Hayward Arthur B. Scott Clinton D. Wilson Frank Talbot Frank and Vincent Whalen Charles W. Peterson James Jackson Edward N. Hartnett

Brunswick Ice Races Highlight Accessible Action

Frank Chellis' Lady Mack won the second heat of the Class A pace while Couture's Frankfort Jr. dominated the early heats. Irene May finished second in Class C as Don J. held off. Star Marque swept the matched race to claim the $100 purse after a 0-2 start.

Frank Chellis Lady Mack Sausayck Driving Club Couture Frankfort, Jr Bath John Norris Irene May Sheldon Don J Star Marque Princess Milda Star Frankfort Jy Chellis W.G.H Oulette

Class C Pace Don J Sheldon Irene May Norris Rincess Donner

Don J Sheldon Irene May Norris Rincess Donner are listed with time markers 386 and 3644 36 in a fragmented race card. The readable portion presents names and partial times from a track or cycling event in an old newspaper snippet.

Pace Don J Sheldon Irene May Norris Rincess Donner Stuart

Young People Union Visits Brunswick Union Service

The Y P C U of the Universalist church and 34 friends attended a Brunswick union service Sunday night with the Bath and Brunswick unions. George Upson Scudder led with Dor­othy Furber Donnell Carr and others in major parts. solos by Carrie Shaw and Bessie Hunt. An oyster supper followed. Mrs M Ey Rice returns to Woolwich from South Windham after a son’s illness. Allan Spear refereed a Westbrook Rockland basketball game Saturday night.

Y.P.C.U the Universalist Church Brunswick Brunswick Union Bath Union George Upson Scudder Dorothy Furber Donnell Carr Willian Brown Frederick Irish Edwin Spaulding Carrie Shaw Bessie Hunt Brunswick. Y.P.C.U Allan Spear Westbrook Rockland

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Company Omplete State of Maine Portland, Maine Portland Automobile Dealers’ Association Howard B. Chandler Mgr D. M. Humphreys & Co Room Sagadabock Block Bath, Me Farnsworth Hone MRS Georgetown Working League William Mann Ace of Maine Sanfordee Carl Liberty Tortland George A. Hunt School Street Know Maine Products Grange J. D. Williams John D. Williams Jr Aurelia. Gray Alice Cromwell Lloyd Pinkham D. L. Howard Ocean View Clinton Hanna George Hanna Walter Newdick Five Islands Alton Reed Union Jolly Clarence MacMahan Bath Hospital Will Field Ellsworth Pinkham Harold Rowe Everett Higgins D. R. Stevens Wesley Church Julia Boyd Eliabeth Cromwell Eugene Rowe T. M. Hagan Son Junior Horace Rittall J. H. Rowe George Gray Vernon Gray Fred Carr Sunshine Circle Ethelsa Grey Gilbert Charlie Lewis Justice Barnes Supreme Court Kuppenheimer John J. Desmond C. Russell Princess Milda Shirley Bingen Williams Eed Ora DeLopez Jackson Lady Bergen Holbrook Young People’s Union Eveready Federal Ross Crosley Crosley X. J Small’s Center Street Small’s Radio Shop
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