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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1941

Page

3

Garrison Hill Chapter Installs Officers in Wiscasset

The Garrison Hill chapter of O E S held a formal installation in the Masonic hall with Worthy Matron Ruth Leighton and Frank H Gray among the new officers. The ceremony featured the farewell for retiring leaders Louise Blagden and Frank Gray, with prayers, music, a banquet, and gifts.

Garrison Hill Masonic Hall Louise J Blagden W. M. Louise Blagden W. P. Frank Gray Grace Dodge Elizabeth Harding Lulu Riley Helen Erskine Ruth E. Leighton Frank H. Gray Carolyn H. Pendleton Esther Anne L. Nelder Martha Amy Jewett Electa Beatrice Cowley Warder Nellie L. Dowling Sentinel Frank B. Adams Anne Graffam Ruth Leighton Louise Blagden Frank Gray

Portland and area residents noted in latest notices

Missing in this column are updates on local residents including treatments at Maine General Hospital Portland and other health notes. Individuals mentioned include Mrs H Sturgis Potter visiting Massachusetts for a month and Mrs Carl M P Larrabee homebound with a sprained back from a fall on the ice.

Two Die In Edgecomb Fire After Stove Explodes

A stove explosion ignited a fire Saturday night in Edgecomb killing Shirley Page age 2 and Blanche Sprague. A mother who had just given birth to her ninth child barely escaped with the infant, while Miss Sprague tended Mrs Harold Page when the blaze began.

Edgecomb Shirley Page Blanche Sprague Miss Sprague Harold Page

Worumbo stockholders reject recapitalization plan

Worumbo Manufacturing Co stockholders refused to authorize directors to prepare a recapitalization plan issuing new stock in lieu of accumulated dividends. Two Portlanders Maurice A Bowers and Therron A Woodsum resigned from the board and were replaced by Walter E Plummer of Lisbon and E Howard Bennett of Boston. William B Nulty of Portland was re elected clerk.

Worumbo Manufacturing Co

Local motorists pay fines in municipal court

Kelsey Harkins of Waldoboro and John Cummings of this city appeared before Judge Gardiner R. Deering on motor vehicle violations. Harkins paid a $5 fine plus $12.19 costs after speeding on Court Street. Cummings paid a $5 fine plus $7.75 costs for passing a car on a curve on the Bath Brunswick highway. State Patrolman Herbert Mariner of Topsham was the complainant.

Kelsey Harkins Waldoboro John Cummings Gardiner R. Deering Harkins Court Street Cummings Bath- Brunswick Herbert Mariner Topsham

J A M DOUgALLS FUNERAL HELD AT HOME

The funeral of John A. Mac Dougall Jr was held Sunday afternoon at one in his home 14 Plum Avenue. Bearers included Oscar Coffill Fred Conant Gerald Holland Louis Wright. Burial followed at Oak Grove. Mrs Ruby Robertson of Artburn is visiting her father Harry P Nason in Winnisgae.

John A. Mac Dougall, Jr A. Martineau St. Mary's Church Oscar Coffill Fred Conant Gerald Holland Louis Wright Oak Grove Ruby Robertson Artburn Harry P. Nason Winnegance

Phippsburg Notes on Town Finances and Local History

Phippsburg selectmen close books for year and prepare for audit by a CPA due Monday. Town meeting date tentatively set for March 1 or March 8 after audit. Small Point church history updated with help from Brunswick and Bath residents. Local Civil War veteran descendants listed. Sprague Oak misidentified. community notices include birthdays, illnesses, visitors, and WPA road work progress on Popham Small Point road.

Small Point Miss Bryant Brunswick William Hosmer Bath Carrie Pye Phippsburg U.S. A Andrew J. Blaisdell Phippsburg Marshes C. V. Minott Jr Richard M. Blaisdell Rufus Butler Elijah C. Butler James B. Butler Corp Charles T. Butler Charles P. Butler Sumner P. Butler Charles H. Bowker Isaiah J. Bowker Isaiah G. Bowker Josia Bowker William R. Crosby Albion Dickinson Navy Alexander Daley Thomas Emery Richard O. Emery Samuel Emery Augustus F. Emery John B. Frisbie Daniel Fletcher John B.—_Fletcher Clifton _P. French George W. Gray Charles W. Green Aaron T. Green William Green Abram T. Green George M. Green William T. Greenlow George L. Brant J. Wilson C. Gilman Thomas Griffin Jacob Grembo Alexander M. Gerald Charles B. Harrington Edward P. Heald James T. Heald Reuben T. Hutchins William Higgins William H. Higgins William N. Higgins David Howe James Howe Charles H. Howe James Howes Loring A. Hutchins John R. Bowker Blaisdell Hill Small Point Road

West Bath Socials and Visits Highlight Community News

West Bath residents host and attend socials, birthdays, and church events. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Winship Reed Jr and relatives from Bath Lewiston Portland and Auburn. Delegates named for the February quarterly conference and local sewing group plans February meeting.

Hayes boy back outdoors after pneumonia at Pete Brigham

Paul F Hayes son of Mr and Mrs John P Hayes of 6 Washburn street is able to go outdoors briefly after lobar pneumonia at Pete Brigham hospital He was accompanied to Bath by his mother and her son He is a senior at Boston College School of Social Work Mr and Mrs Rodney E Ross left Monday for a visit in Vero Beach Florida

Lincoln County Wiscasset Portland Theodore Foch Cowan Damariscotta Niven Crawford Chapman Frank Edward Sidelinger Newcastle Willard George Pinkham Nobelboro Hartwell Delaney Carter Bremen Merrill R. Dickinson William Edward Bath Memorial Hospital Lawrence P. Radley Knight Portsmouth N. H Navy Yard Charles Dorr Woman’s Club Margaret Allen Hammer & Tongs Blagdon Woman's Club Marietty Greenlaw Legion Auxiliary Augusta Bradford-Sortwell-Wright Auxiliary Harold A. Campbell Leigh Payson Campbell Priscilla Lewis Parker BE Alice May Lewis Bath Archie Ho Dodgy Providence RT Annie L. Dodaw Freeman Southard Harry Lewis Rangeley Barbara Bailey Neal Creamer Josephine Tucker Miami Fla Bernard A. Bailey Bernard Carrie Little Bertha Scott Allen Little Meadowbrook J. Bradford Sprague Bessie Sprague Mr. Sprague Annie Clark Bowker Jay K. Bowker Edward Breire James Edgar Perry T. C. Hughes Perry Sadie Rogers Rogers Joseph I. Smith Richard Young Percy Holbrook James Jenkins Ray Palmer Roxbury Mass Robert Lambie Carol Stevens Henry Minott Hyte Wyman Maples Abbie Minott Popham-Small Point Charles Huff Paul F. Hayes John P. Hayes Washburn Street Pete Brigham Hos Pors Boston College School of Social Work Rodney E. Ross Vero Beach, Fla

Mothers' Club at Day's Ferry marks two-year record

The Mothers' Club at Day's Ferry reports two years of service to the school community. They raised 12.79 dollars in cues and collections, hosted parties and picnics, funded treats, prizes, and a Christmas program, installed a sink and a piano, helped paint and furnish the schoolhouse, and welcomed the new teacher and superintendent with a reception. They plan a Valentine party and continue selling greeting cards. Doris Carter, secretary.

the Independent Mothers’ Club Day’s Ferry Maine Carleton Day Reed Ralph D. Hardy, Jr Stanwood Gilman S Ferry Doris Carter

Republican ward caucuses draw slim attendance

Republican ward caucuses drew little participation with under 125 attendees from more than 5,000 voters. N. Gratz Jackson chaired Ward 1 as alderman and council seats were filled in seven wards with several incumbents renominated or replaced and new ticket lines forming.

N. Gratz Jackson Duncan MelInnes Roger M. Luke Ernest G. Kingsbury Walter C. Rogers Gardiner D. Rogers Charles A. Thayer Thayer Arthur W. Gediman Frank T. Fortier Forrest C. Lard Harold J. Carter Edward A. Footer Stanley E. Wallace Harold L. Adams Council Wallace Chester W. Clement Donald H. Benson Cyrus Elizabeth Deering J. Frank Hunt Charles A. Shepard Charles A. Coombs Foster M. Pratt Nellie G. Hunt Harry E. Cornish Everett M. Quimby Hazel W. Lowell Miriam A. Clement Edward Clancy Fred W. Quimby Bessie E. Dickinson Cyrus W. Longley Edgar W. Leavitt Harold P. Small Fred H. Lord Agnes M. Shellenbarger Charles E. Cros

Five Counties Protest Omission From Plans

A five county Eastern Central Maine delegation protested an apparent omission from a map of proposed military roads. The counties Han cock Lincoln Sagadahoc Waldo and Knox argued the map by the Federal Bureau of Public Roads neglects local military needs tied to Bath Iron Works East Brunswick Wiscasset Thomaston Cush ing Rockland and nearby facilities. Senator Albert B. Elliott said the group will file written protests with Maine's congressional delegation and the federal bureau.

Maine Federal Bureau of Public Roads Hancock Lincoln Sagadahoc Waldo Knox Albert B. Elliot Thomaston Bath Iron Works East Brunswick Steam Wiscasset Lawrence- Portland Cement Co Mackay Cushing

Maine farmers urged to back highway fund amendment move

Maine farmers call on legislators to let voters decide a constitutional amendment ensuring all automotive tax monies go only to highway financing. Master of the Maine State Grange F Ardine Richardson argues the measure protects funds from future diversions, noting farmers’ stake through gas taxes and vehicle fees. Also, Henry Hanson failed Army physical. substitute Jerome J. O Keefe to be examined in Portland.

Maine F. Ardine Richardson Maine State Grange Richardson Henry Hanson Topsham Sagadahoe County Portland Selective Service Bath Jerome J. O'Keefe Oliver Street Bath Iron Works Corp Federal Building

Also Mentioned on This Page

Joyce Lewis Robert Smith Hall Lewis Marcos Club Rolling Kitchen Fund George Chiera Roy W. Dickinson Curtis Pearson William Frye Pinkham Redennett Rufus Sewall William Snyder Paul Hutchins Forest Preble Isabelle Young Raymond Beanie George Jones W. Seaver Warland Charles E. Cowley Vinton Reed George FE. Millard Charles Mason W. S. Warland Fischer Henry Aines C. C. Blagden F. H. Gray John Jackson Anne Nelder William Five Joseph Kennedy C. S. Sewall Mary Sewall Metcalf Cox S. G. Evans Eva Gorham Wise Leon G Wm. Gorham Eddie Pooler Laura Carleton Stanley W. Dodge John L. Blagdon Lou Reed Mary Campbell Roger Dana Gibson Robert Graffam Stanley Dodge Vincent Reed Hollis T. Greenleaf Delight Galagang Club John L. Blagd Charles Lee Stanton A. Sherman Charles J. DiPerri Washington Street George E. Millard Academy George G. Chiera Lawrence Haggett F. Burton Haggett St. Petersburg Mr. Haggett Mrs. Haggett George Lincoln Seamon Wiscasset Hardware Co Maine General Hospital H. Sturgis Potter Massachusetts Carl M. P. Larrabee James MacLaren Robert Ralph W. Brewer Daniel R. Sortwell Benjamin Brewster Fred J. Cormier, Jr Barbara Belfast Paul R. Keeler University of New Hampshire Priscilla Barnard West Medford E. White Alna Road Roy Marston Maine Pharmaceutical Association Elmwood Hotel Waterville Fessenden Chase Maurice Pendleton Chester H. Pendleton Rumford Lewiston Kathryn Perkins Purdy Greenwich Conn Snyder Elsie Blagdon Benjamin F. Webber Dodd Burns Webber Earl D. Rines Stanley Elliott Harry Coffin Bingham Coffin Sanders Engineering Co Lee S. Gorham Emily Groves Main Street Frances Somes Eleanor Pomeroy Barbara Sullivan Togus Worumbo J. A. M’dougall West Bath Joseph Gaudreau Jimmy Bobby William Bailey G. A. Booker Edgar Finley Auburn Charles Darrah Alfred Hughes Patterson Ernest Purington Joseph W. Larrabee Harry Vinal L. D. Small C. B. Oliver Wesley Church John H. McNary Elwyn William Greig E. W. Haggett G. C. Smith Washington St. Valentine Robert R. Coombs, Jr Errol Courtney E. Stover Edith Stewart Memorial Hospital Stewart Janice Perham J. E. Mayo J. B. Cooke F. W. Larrabee Mother's Club WARD Harold L. Troop Herbert L. Anderson John E. Hart John F. Osborne Marion Stinson Edith H. Page George F. Oliver Forrest C. Legard Philip Oliver Edmund A. Rothwell Stanley R. Hunter Inez I. Rothwell Ruth L. Denni Chester E. Mason Wright Belle B. Coffin David J. Tabor Kerwin B. Butcher John F. Bowie Bertha M. Dunbar Frances W. Ward Frank A. Dannelly Daniel Williams Elford A. Stover Duncan McInnes W. Percy Marks John R. Newell Eliot A. Fuller Antoinette Teeling Grange Master Walk Comfort Wm. E. Kamber Podiatrist Front Street
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