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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1935

Page

3

Edward Little Wins Rotary Winter Carnival Snow Meet

Edward Little high school from Auburn upset Rumford state champions 60-35 at Bath Rotary club Winter Carnival earning top honors in ski, snowshoe, and cross country events. Edward Little dominated ski jump and downhill races and placed first in two of three slam events while Rumford claimed several runner-up spots and Union, Rockland, Morse also competed.

Edward Little High School Auburn Rotary Club Stephens High Rumford Union High Rockland Morse Brunswick Thomaston Bowdoin Goddard Bowdoin College Bowdoin Edward Little Leander Surette Surette Cassel Gough Mill Pond Goddards Rumford Boys Gallant Evaleth Thompson Hackey Kelley Field Hachey Snowshoe Ace Hart Union Hill and Dale Bernard Miss Brown Rowe Ladd Broomhall Pratt Bower Meserve

Bath Winter Carnival Draws Record Crowds in Snow

School pupils arrived by bus and car to witness a colorful Bath Winter Carnival on North street extension. Thousands gathered on Kelley field watching snow events including ski jumping, praising the day as a possible annual affair. The event proceeded despite cold winds as families celebrated with hot coffee and meals nearby.

Bath North Street Kelley Field Carlton Bridge New England George Washington

Dinner arrangements for Stephens high boys near Rumford

All high school boys received Friday noon dinners and were sent home except 16 Stephens High students from Rumford who remained for supper lodging and breakfast Saturday in the homes of Elmer F. Campbell Linwood Carr Harry L. Haynes Pred D. Hill William B. Mussenden F B Nichols Edward E. Pinson Chester A. Plant Wilmer I. Voorhees and Rev David L. Wilson.

Stephens High Rumford Elmer F. Campbell Linwood Carr Harry L. Haynes Pred D. Hill William B. Mussenden F. B. Nichols Edward E. Pinson Chester A. Plant Wilmer I. Voorhees David L. Wilson

Laura Richards Publishes Samuel Gridley Howe Biography

In observance of her 85th birthday Gardiner author Laura E. Richards releases a biography of her father Samuel Gridley Howe. Appleton Century publishes the work on Wednesday February 27. Richards calls Howe a constructive philanthropist and notes her family legacy in the biography.

Laura E. Richards Gardiner Samuel Gridley Howe Appleton Century

Bath area social notes from last week

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Crowley and son Blanchard visited Bath and Spruceville. Many residents including Mrs. Pauline Morong and son George, Professor Stanley Hyde, Leon Fickett, and Clarence Perkins group visited Bath or Spruceville, with travel to Lewiston and Jonesport noted. Popham school students Fred Spinney and Marion Bridges praised for good attendance. several keepers, technicians, and families visited local towns and returned to duties at Seguin Island and Kennebec River stations.

Guy Crowley Dora Blanchard Bath Pauline Morong George Alonzo Morong Bath Memorial Hospital Raymond Larrabee Stanley Hyde Yarmouth Academy Clifton Morong Page Wyman Madelyn Bridges Leon Fickett Pond Island Light Ralph Spinney, Jr Fred Spinney Theresa Wyman Phippsburg Popham School M. Penn Newburyport Mass Clarence Perkins Norman Arlene Stanley Virginia Spruceville Christopher Marr Phillip Lawrence Wyman Elisha Bridges Phillip Wyman Helena Oliver William Bowie Walter Oliver Marion Bridges Clarence Spinney George Morong Lewiston Roland Alley Rollo Morton U. S. Coast Guard Station Harry Bowker Eleanor Thayer Ralph Morong Eugene Stover Junior Joseph Edgar N. Drake Edna M. Coolidge Georgetown Seaman E. Drake Merle Connors Howard Whitey Seguin Island Forrest Legard Capt Kennebec River Station Saco Clinton Newdick Augusta George Chandler Long Island Ernest Oliver Leslie Dyer Moses Chandler Eugene Harrington Dlam Parker Head Harold Hamilton Oakland Nathaniel Morse Eva Dobbin

Girl Scout Meetings Include Bird Talks and Pets Tales

Robin Hood Brownies met Monday at Winter Street chapel with Mrs. John C. Fitzgerald in charge. Miss Ruth Shellenbarger spoke on birds and shared pet stories with 13 attendees. Pine Cone troop gathered in the Winter Street church Men’s club room with 18 members. lessons included a minuet for the D. A. R. and closing games led by Captain Elizabeth Deering and lieutenants Ruth Dale and Netta Briggs.

Robin Hood Winter Street Chapel John C. Fitzgerald James A. Gillies Ruth Shellenbarger Wild Rose Troop Girl Scouts Pine Cone Winter Street Church Elizabeth Deering Ruth Dale Netta Briggs Winnegance Community House Winneganee Baptist Church First Baptist Brotherhood Alr Miké Eyes Paul G. Legard America Harry Nason Chapman Music Club Frederick Chapman M. Helen Sims Julia Smith Darrell Smith Bernice Drake Madge Louise Tibbetts Colinda Smith Julia Darrell Harry Williams Hazel Banks Ruby Talbot Foster Pratt Charlotte Brown Forrest Drake Mr. Chapman Sousa Abraham Lincoln Harold Drake Lincoln Thomas Totman Joe Betsy Ross Thatcher Pinkham Ruth Morse Frances Morse George Washington Robert Morris Milton Morse Colonel Ross Washington Miss Ross

Hebron Senior Class Dedicates Year to Mrs Laura Page

The Hebron academy senior class dedicates this year to Mrs Laura A Page matron who has served at Hebron since 1922. The dedication letter expresses gratitude for her willingness to satisfy wishes and for being a true friend.

Hebron Academy Laura A. Page Hebron

Community Club Card Party Draws 80 Players

Winnegance residents report a large card party at the Community club house despite cold roads and ice. Winners included Danford A. MacDonald and Mrs MacDonald in Contract, Harry Knight and Mrs Leslie Ferris in Auction, Ray Smith and Mrs Augustus Small in Pitch. Next week’s meeting will discuss spring sessions and lake stocking plans. Rev Joseph O Purdue visited parishioners from Winter Street church on Saturday.

John G Harry C. Web Community Club Herbert Morse Joseph O. Purdue Winter Street Cottage Park Cosy Danford A. MacDonald MacDonald Harry Knight Leslie Ferris Ray Smith Augustus Small Almon R. Perry Arthur C. Lemont Emery Footer

Mrs Wilson Recalls Hawaii Trip During Grace Church Talk

Members of Grace church Young People’s Fellowship heard Mrs David L Wilson recount her Hawaii visit last year. She described the Knights Templar meeting in San Francisco, a warm Honolulu reception, island scenery, native customs, and sugar cane and pineapple farming. Photographs were shown and new fellowship pins were distributed.

Wilson Christchurch Gardiner Barbara Tubbs Dorothy Anliker Everett Norton William F. Mussenden

Mrs Antoinette Barker Funeral Held At Home

The funeral for Mrs. Antoinnette F. Barker widow of Edwin L. Barker was held Friday at two at her home 1037 High street Rev David L Wilson of Central church officiated The bearers were Philip R Blaisdell Amasa S Ellers F B Nichols and Fred G Proctor Burial followed at Oak Grove

Antoinnette F. Barker Edwin L. Barker High Street David L. Wilson Central Church Philip R. Blaisdell Amasa S. Ellers F. B. Nichols Fred G. Proctor Oak Grove

Sudden death of Kenneth Foster at Cathance

Word has been received of the sudden death of Kenneth Foster son of Mr and Mrs William Foster at Cathance at his home on Monday morning He was graduated last June from Brunswick high school Mrs Foster was formerly Miss Florence Bates of Sabino

Kenneth Foster William Foster Cathance Foster Brunswick High School Irma Gilman Waverly Mass William Gilman Small Point Albert Thompson Bath Cora Campbell New York Mary Peterson Melrose Harry Peterson East Brunswick Phippsburg News

William H Gould Funeral Held In Woolwich

The funeral for William Henderson Gould 70 died in Woolwich was held Monday at his home with Rev. W. W. Swank officiating. Pallbearers were William Kenniston Elmer Kenniston William Williams and Edward Williamson. He is entombed in Maple Grove cemetery Bath. He was born in Greenfield New Hampshire son of Francis and Elizabeth Lacy Gould and retired from jeweler work in Waltham Massachusetts. He leaves his wife Elizabeth Dunton Gould along with several nieces and nephews.

William Henderson Gould Woolwich W. W. Swank William Kenniston Elmer Kenniston William Williams Edward Williamson Maple Grove Cemetery Bath Mr. Gould Greenfield N. H Francis Elizabeth Lacy Gould Waltham Mass Elizabeth Dunton Gould

Daisy Belle Wilson Funeral Held in Woolwich Parish

The funeral for Miss Daisy Belle Wilson took place Saturday afternoon at two at her Murphy's Corner home in Woolwich. Rev. Plinette Allen of Moatsweag Baptist Church officiated. Bearers were James Dunton Maurice Hathorne Lester Ray and Stanley Shaw. Burial followed at Murphy's Corner Cemetery.

Daisy Belle Wilson Murphy’s Corner Woolwich Plinette Allen Moatsweag Baptist Church James Dunton Maurice Hathorne Lester Ray Stanley Shaw Murphy's Corner

Genesta Chapter card party hosts 11 tables in Masonic Temple

The sewing circle of Genesta chapter No. 73 O E S held a Tuesday afternoon card party in the Masonic Temple with 11 tables of auction and contract. Mrs. Charles E. Helah won first prize in contract, Stella Dolloff won first prize in auction, and Mrs. Clara Spear took second in auction. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Mary Leonard and Mrs. Clyde Lake, with Mrs. Dora L. Howard and Mrs. George W. Merrill in charge.

Masonic Temple Sewing Circle of

Marine Hero Daly Earned Two Medals in China and Haiti

A portrait of Daniel Daly, famed U S Marine, who earned two Medals of Honor for actions in the Boxer Uprising at Peking and in Haiti. The piece recounts his leadership under fire, multiple decorations, and his quiet retirement as a sergeant major. It notes Pershing’s praise and Daly’s famed reluctance to boast, despite his storied exploits.

China Peking Daniel Daly U. S Daly Haiti France 6Th Marines Pershing Marines Dan Daly

Senator Jackson Backs Minority on Election Date Change

Senator N Gratz Jackson of Bath voiced support for the proposed shift of Maine’s biennial election from September to November as an economy measure. He argued for representing Sagadahoc county’s interests over party lines, supported the minority report, and said he would vote for its acceptance.

Fernald Waldo County Maine N. Gratz Jackson Bath Waldo Hancock Blais Dell Sagadahoc County Saga Sagadahoc

Flemming and Blake Tie The Knot At Beacon Street Church

Donald Flemming son of John and Dora Flemming of 18 Drummond street wed Miss Gladys Blake daughter of Fred and Fannie Blake of North Bath in a Sunday afternoon single ring ceremony at the Beacon Street Methodist church parsonage conducted by Rev Shattuck. The couple will reside on Drummond Street.

Donald Flemming John Dora Flemming Drummond Street Gladys Blake Fred Fannie Blake North Bath Beacon Street Methodist Church

Phippsburg Dromore Grange Meeting Postponed by Storm

All day meeting of Dromore grange was postponed Tuesday due to storm. Town meeting may attract strong turnout Monday if weather clears. The town warrant has 47 articles including road matters and school decisions.

Dromore Grange Board of Town Officers Everett A. Harrington Percy Young Parker Head George E. McNulty Popham Beach Winnegance Dromore Carlton Bridge

I, Myself the Play Impresses Local Audience

Adelyn Bushnell’s I, Myself staged Monday night in Watts Hall Thomaston features one of the finest local amateur casts. The drama is not gloomy despite reports. a funeral occurs off stage in act two, with events continuing in another room. The play blends thrills with melodrama and laughs.

Adelyn Bushnell Watts Hall Thomaston

Sagadahoc Women's Republican Club Meets February 28

The executive board and councillors will meet at Mrs. Henry W. Butler's home at 624 High Street on Thursday February 28 at two o'clock in the afternoon. Attendees will discuss matters including the upcoming municipal election and other important governance topics.

Sagadahoc

Patient David Pield at Bath Memorial Hospital Undergoes Surgery

David Pield of Hardings is a patient at Bath Memorial hospital where on Saturday he submitted to a surgical operation.

David Pield Hardings Bath Memorial Hospital

DAR Chapter Plans March History Program at Central Church

The Colonel Dummer Sewall Chapter D A R will meet at Central church parish house on Tuesday March 5. The program titled March in American History will be presented. Hostesses are Miss Agnes Humphreys Mrs Archibald M Main and Miss Annie Palmer. No invitation cards will be issued.

Dummer Sewall Central Church Parish House Agnes Humphreys Archibald M. Main Annie Palmer

Cyclone Sawyer Returns in Semi Final at Arcade Arena

Cyclone Jimmy Sawyer returns after nearly a year out with doctors clearing him for a comeback. He faces Young Sharkey of Portsmouth in Friday's semi final under promoter Nick Michales who also books Golf Ball Bernard to meet Castillo in the main event. Bernard replaces a prior clash canceled by a hemorrhage. Lucier and Deschenes join a preliminary.

Cyclone Jimmy Sawyer Arcade Arena Young Sharkey Portsmouth N. H K. O. Castillo Golf Ball Bernard Cyclone O. K Nick Michales Golf Ball Bernard Castillo Brunswick Sawyer Dynamite Lucier Kisto Deschenes

Rotary Carnival Tags Raise About 155 Dollars

Rotary club Winter Carnival tag days collected about 155 with four prizes to top sellers Hazel Harnish won Dike School PTA prize Mary Fox led North Center PTA and William Bennett topped South End PTA each selling hundreds of tags. Nearly all tags and money are due to Mrs. Frederick W. Humphreys at 886 High Street.

Rotary Club Hazel Harnish Dike Mary Fox North Center William Bennett South End Miss Harnish Miss Fox Bennett

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rumford High Cameron Magee Howe Brown Abbott Davenport J. Thompson Perry Iowa Ieee Pss Harold E. Brown W. Emery Chase James A. Gillies, Jr David Y. Alkazin Blair Wilson Robert Laffin Robert Raleigh F. A. Winchenbach Ivan Kirkpatrick Girl Scout Mrs. Wilson Fellowship of Grace Church William H. Gould Yon Eaehel Senator Jackson Bill Flemming Blake Emily Esther Furber Helen Simmons C. J. Brewster Furber Cottage Perry's Cove Pauline Rogers Leon Eaton Mr. Eaton Asa Wyman Phyllis Young Albert Young Morse High School Martin Wyman Walter Libby Meadowbrook Howard Bowker Ray Campbell Center Pond Fred S. Sawyer George W. Larrabee John Holbrook Annie Bowker Lewiston-Auburn International Society of Master Painters and Decorators, Inc DeWitt Portland Bangor Robert H. Kavanaugh Pres. Kavanaugh Tom Stuart Boston Stuart Denver Colorado Ladies’ Aid OF Winnegance Church Thatcher B. Pinkham Charles Preble Walter Marco Grace Brown Rotary
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