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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1927

Page

5

Miss Richmond Queen Chosen at Opera House Event

Miss Courtney Emma Hinkley daughter of Mr and Mrs Horace C Hinkley of Main street was chosen Miss Richmond by a large crowd at the opera house Tuesday night Proceeds from the entertainment go to furnish a room in the Auburn Odd Fellows home in memory of Dr Frederick B Peabody The Beulah Rebekah lodge presented His Uncles Niece with a cast including Richard Tate Merle L Thompson and others and a Grange orchestra provided music.

Courtney Emma Hinkley Richmond Opera House Horace C. Hinkley Main Street Miss Hinkley Durant Shoe Co Odd Fellows Home Auburn Frederick B. Peabody Richmond High School Beulah Rebekah Lodge O. BF Richard Tate RcPeprey Merle L. Thompson Francis Felton Francis Sherman Dora Hale Luc Eth Alice Malcom Dora Seeeene e.eTtaly Hatch Sarah Ann Mullen Happy Valley Scena Mina Floyd Simon F. Felton Frank Tarr Philander Filmore Edward D. Baker Timothy Hale Happy Valley Junction Arthur G. Hayes Silas Sicklemore H. Lamoreau Grange Orchestra

Georgetown area notes and church events in brief

Fenwick C Wright D D of Portland preached at First Baptist. Local socials and meetings ran through the week with visitors, illness, and travel among townspeople. Edgar B Hunt funeral drew a large crowd. Mrs. Gilbert Standish improving in Bath hospital. townsfolk endured bad roads and winter travel as several residents returned from visits and various engagements.

Fenwick C. Wright Portland First Baptist Church Fenwick C. Wright D.D First Baptist H. G. Heald John PV. Blackie Working League T. M. Hagan Georgia Walker Center School Tewiston Androscoggin County Lisbon Roland Oliver New Hampshire C. J. Hinckley Everett Campbell Newell Campbell Robinhood Arrowsie Edgar B. Hunt E.P. Kimball God Frank Heald W. C. Todd Melvin Cunningham John Thibodeau William Todd Thomas Hagan Durial Oak Cemetery BE B. Billings Herman Hallet Roland Harford Say Point Trving FL Hunt Moston Althea Loveitt Bath Catherine Oliver TM. Hagan I. HH Woodside Gilbert Standish Bath City Hospital H. J. Brown Raphael Rowe Morse Light Er. C. Higgins Carrie Baker South Ortland Yarmouth Newport I. T Hh. J. Trown S.C. Clarey Ralph Reynolds Lewis Trafton Hortense Tillotson John RR. Blackie W. T. Newdick William Farnsworth E. C. Higgins

Card of Thanks and local social notes from Georgetown Me

Card of thanks from the family of the late Edgar D B Georgetown Me Feb 24 1927. Names of friends and visitors in town, with mentions of Charles Welch in Oakland and the Kimball family in Waltham Mass. Local events include a Washington supper at Baptist church, Amy Bradley Tent D of US Vo meeting, and Washington's birthday program. Doings of residents from Dresden Andover Medford Rockland Gardiner Brunswick Portland and Gardiner streets. A Richmond court basketball game 24 18 with the Legion team vs Masser prep of Stanford Conn noted. Continuous notes of visitors births moves illnesses and visits in Georgetown and nearby towns.

Ernest Harford Manley Hlarford Gardiner Bert Hassen West Dresden Agnes Christine George Wallace Gaubert Richmond Douglass Dowdoinham Leighton Gardner Ida Oliver Porthind Harry Tarr Freda Stilphen Dresden Mills Russell Ring Ring Gladys Lowell Gorham Normal School Lewis Lowell Alice Mansir Walpole Mass Charles Mansir Chestnut Street Agnes Hassen Lewiston George Merifield Wortland Frank Waine Marie Alexander Mildred Beedle Cora Roberts Lisbon Falls A. J. Niles Ruth Curran Bowdoinham Genevieve Joy Dorothea Temple Front Street Geraldine Stone Vivridge Academy Harry Whitney Carolyn Sheldon Dresden Center Gertrude Longfellow Standall Young Bates College Frank Preble Kimball Street Joseph Kelley Wallace N. Price Emily Lilly South Dresden Ralph Wiscasset Sagadahoc Pomona Charles Welch Oakland Calif George Kimball Waltham Kimball Byron Ludwig Washington The Baptist Church Amy Bradley Ore Robinson Rockland Brunswick Russell Maloy Gardihee Maloy Adel Pharford Russell Parford Maloy George Dunn Alfred Marion Hernan Muise Myrtle Bell Elizabeth Scott Richmond Court American Legion Masser Stanford School Street John Young Ethel James Ella Foster

Maine donors back Near East relief efforts praised

Maine officials report the Near East Relief has saved millions of lives over ten years and expanded aid in Russian Armenia where Joseph Beach of Bangor leads emergency work. The record highlights bread plants, nurse graduates, and thousands of orphans supported in homes and institutions with future plans to phase withdrawal.

Maine William Mort Jessop Portland Russian Armenia Joseph W. Beach Bangor Lininakan Near East Relief Near East Palestine Near Hast Syra Syria Greece Athens Near East League Buenos Aires

Bowdoin President Regrets Attacks on Washington

Bowdoin College president Sills spoke at Bath Rotary Club stating liberty means law and order, praising Morse High School orchestra, urging minority rights, and criticizing sensationalism around Washington's life and public figures. He contrasted freedoms in the US with Britain, France, and Germany and warned against legislating evolution. The event included introductions by Dr. Fuller and a planned social after the luncheon.

Sills Bowdoin College Bath Rotary Club Iotel Phoenix Bath Portland Brunswick BE. M. Fuller Bowdoin Morse High School Bath Club George Washington Washington Great Britain France Germany Browning Aimee Mclherson Augusta Mater Upem Keonerd Bh Bishop Toent Metropolitan Insurance Co Rotary N. Gratz Jackson Neen Thetel Phoenix James Jackson Chester Kingsley A. J. Scott

Five Islands Grange Dance and Community News

A well attended Valentine party at Grange Hall featured music and games such as broken hearts heart hunt and heavy throw. Winners received prizes including a bathing cap nail file and napkin ring. Several residents returned home from travels and updates note hospital stays and social visits. The report also mentions fishing, hunting, and boat building activity plus preparations for the March 7 town meeting.

Grange Hall Consumers’ League St. Valentine's Post Office Dorothy Reid John Williams Chester McMahan Lloyd Pinkham Charles Davis Aurelia Pinkham Geneva Rowe Minnie McMahan Alice MacMahan Alice Pinkham

Central League Enjoys Washington Birthday Party

Central church league held a Mr. Washington birthday supper and social at the Central parish house with flags flowers and an American flag. Mrs Laura Appleton dressed as Martha Washington and Mrs Horace Morse as George Washington welcomed guests. A speaking contest and a spelling match followed with costumes and prizes. Thirty eight attended and a menu of scalloped clams veal loaf chop suey fruit salad cake and coffee was served.

Central Church League Washington Central Parish House Laura Appleton League Martha Washington Horace DP. Morse George Washington Margaret Gile Martha Loote Belle Welch H. Dorman Perkins Howard Parks Parks George Dean Margaret Foote William Hi. Small Clyde Keery Owen J. Ledyard Edmund L. Griggs O. M. Redlon Mars. H. Dorman Perkins Lula Turner

Smouldering Cigarette Ignites Fire at Tondreau Bros Store

A smouldering cigarette discarded on a sawdust floor started a fire at Tondreau Bros on Center Street Tuesday morning. Fred Gervish found the store filled with smoke and a brisk blaze in the floor. City Marshal Whitney and Engine 4 battled the flames, a small floor hole about two by four feet remaining as damage.

Tondreau Bros Center Street Fred Gervish Whitney Engine 4

Florida land company offers 40000 acres at 50 to 200 per acre

A Florida land company advertises 40 000 acres for sale with prices from 50 to 200 dollars per acre. Statistical claims note that 85 percent of business failures in 1025 involved non advertisers, highlighting the value of advertising for ventures.

Florida

State Teachers Exams In Bath Friday for Certs

An examination for state teachers certificates for elementary and secondary grades will take place in Bath Friday. Candidates should present themselves promptly at the time appointed. Application blanks must be filed prior to the examination and may be secured from the state commissioner of education, Augusta.

Bath State Commissioner of Education Augusta

Nicaragua Names Alexandre Cesar as New U.S. Minister

Alexandre Cesar becomes Nicaragua's new minister to the United States, representing the Central American nation at the capital. The appointment marks a diplomatic shift as Cesar arrives to establish bilateral ties and engage on regional matters.

Alexandre Cesar Nicaragua United States

Hooper Family Leaves for Boston Treatment

Samuel D. Hooper travels to Boston for treatment with his two daughters Mildred and Catharine. Mrs. Hooper stays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J Bradford Sargent in Newtonville, while the daughters reside with their aunt Mrs. Silved Miner in Newtonville for several weeks.

Samuel D. Hooper Mildred Catharine Boston Hooper

Oldest Republic Visited by Woman continues tale

Continuation describes a multi story dwelling with animals on the lower floor and a household on the second, the top floor used as a storeroom for grain. Diet noted as black bread and a dish of corn meal and goat's cheese.

Times Leads Park alley league as final round looms

Times holds a 12 percent game lead in the Park alley league with Hired Sox in second, Cubs and DPirates close behind. The scene shifts to a girls club living room where a fat girl’s calories centric comedy unfolds with Cupid misadventures and a twist from Spud at the end.

Park Alley Times Sox Cubs Red Sox Gackenbach Ruth Field Thelma Dearing Dorothy Smith Marjorie Troup Carolyn Turner Mary Gott Heith Gott Eleanor Danforth Lettie Woodworth Margaret Walz Cupid Spud

Grace church girls prepare three act play Cupid and Cateries

The Girls' Friendly Society of Grace church has staged a bright three act play titled Cupid and Cateries. It will be presented Thursday at eight in Grace parish house on Oak Street. Cast includes Dorothy Welch and Wilhelmina.

Girls’ Friendly Society of Grace Church Cupid Grace Parish House Oak Street Dorothy Welch Wilhelmina

Washington Birthday Program at Grange in West Bath

A large attendance at West Bath grange heard a Washington’s Birthday program Monday night. The event opened with a bugle call by Master David Henderson, followed by orchestral selections by young grange members. Fred Cary and William H. White spoke on Washington, a tableau “Colonial Ladies” was presented by local members, and musical numbers by David Tenders on cornet and Vincent Tenderson with piano accompanied by Elizabeth Taggett. EB Haggett spoke on Mr. Vernon, and a vocal duet by Mrs. Cary and Mrs. Brown closed the program. Colonial ladies served Washington pie while punch was provided by Mrs. Hazel MacDonald and Miss Milly Ward.

Roland Oliver Vernon Gray Chester MacMahan Woolwich MacMahan Henry Moore Bath Mrs. Moore J. G. Stevens Mr. Stevens Bath Hospital J. G. Lewis Esther Worthing Seguinkind Damiariscotta T. W. Blaisdell Grange Library J. J. Gibson Th. G. Lewis Portland Linwood Stevens A. A. McMahiam Grange Eleanor Davis J.T. McMahan T. M. Hagan Fox Hanting Scott The Porthand Harmons Harbor Grange Orchestra A. A. MacMahan Grange Frolics Lloyd West Georgetown Stevens Hantred Newdick Washington West Bath Grange David Henderson Fred Cary William IL. White Humphrey Owen Annie White Mabel Brown Weston Jb. Bouney Dkavid Tenderson Son Vincent Elizabeth Taggett Vernon George Washington EB. W. Haggett Cary Brown Washington Pie Hazel MacDonald Milly Ward

Democrats Organize City Committee Meeting Adopts Campaign Plan

Alderman Ralph C. Covel was elected chairman of the Democratic City Committee at its organization meeting. Jobin P. Cavey was elected secretary and treasurer. A large attendance approved an energetic campaign for the March 7 election and planned a further meeting to align ward candidates in the ten days before voting.

Ralph C. Covel Democratic City Committee Jobin PL Cavey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Georgetown Edgar DB. Uot Orville E North St Rotary Club Clinton Hanna Secretary of the Treasury Carl T. Schuneman St. Paul, Minn the Treasury McKenzie Moss Internal Revenue Department Central League Paramount Pictures Harold Lloyd Anita Stewart Geo. Sidney the Prince OF Pilsen Richard Barthelmess In Poli Negri Hotel Imperial Poli Constance Talmadge In the Duchess OF Buffalo Rudolph Valentino Four Horsemen Reynolds Plant Pirates Ewe Das Senators Dodgers Yankees Au -Awnt Giants White Ve Reynolds Lothrop Mrates Yiankees Vlant Lufo Dow Erie Oliver McMath Chase Warnhaim Sir ColVill Pew Lowell Stover Peter Pe Cediman Ory Blakeney Bose DuMas Sewer Serena Girls’ Friendly Democrats D. M. Humphreys & Co Room
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