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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1942

Page

5

Richmond Club Elects Martha Sutter President Again

Mrs Martha Sutter reelected president of the Richmond Townsend club at the annual officers election Friday evening. Secretary Warren Lewis treasurer Mrs Alice Parkhurst. The club voted to donate three beds for a local defense hospital. Next Friday a birthday party for member Mrs William Osgood is planned at the Townsend club hall.

Martha Sutter Richmond Townsend Club Warren Lewis Alice Parkhurst William Osgood Townsend Club Richmond Lodge Eastern Star Masonic Hall Vanessa Beedle Mt. Carmel Charles Blake Ideal Home Corner Club Daughters of Veterans Halk Bell Woman's’ Society of Christian Service J. Leslie Dunston Honolulu University of Hawaii Dunston Punahow John Dunston Richmond Richmond Methodist Church Richmond High School Colby College Edythe Porter Lubec

Progressive Grange Holds Richmond Christmas Meeting

A Richmond Progressive Grange gathering Friday evening concluded with a Christmas party. Frances White of Enterprise Grange, vice chair of Women Civilian Defense, distributed and explained Civilian Defense cards. Dickey Moore led songs, and Santa Claus with helpers distributed presents from a large tree.

Progressive Grange Richmond Frances White Enterprise Grange Dickey Moore Santa* Claus Marshall White Gertrude Curtis Rachel Varney Leona Wheeler

Richard Jordan Addresses Bath Rotary Meeting

Richard Jordan, now with Oakhurst Dairy in Bath, spoke at the Bath Rotary luncheon at Hotel Sedgwick. He discussed his past role as purchasing agent for the State School for Boys, its shift from a military to a home like setting, and the current life of about 150 boys with job work, schooling, and increased liberties for dependable students.

Bath Jordan South Windham

Steen Crooker Wedding Set for New Year’s Day

The wedding of Miss Doris M. Crooker and James C. Steen will be held at Beacon Street Methodist church at noon on New Year’s Day with Rev. Charles L. Kinney officiating. Attendants include Howard M. Steen and N. Elwood Coffin Jr. A reception will follow at the bride’s parents’ home.

Doris M. Crooker Wilbur H. Crooker Park Street James C. Steen Aubrey Steen Meadowway Beacon Street Methodist Church Charles L. Kinney Howard M. Steen Steen N. Elwood Coffin, Jr Bath

Illness News and Holiday Socials in Robinhood Georgetown

Mrs Helena Stewart of Newton Center Mass regains health after a hospital stay and plans to return home. Christmas sermons and lighter church attendance mark the season as residents host family parties and plan nursing courses. Local schools reopen. Sgt Francis Oliver returns home on leave. many residents visit friends and relatives in Bath Robinhood and nearby towns.

Helena Stewart Newton Center Mass Kennebec Point Newton Hospital Pettengill First Baptist Church Beatrice Boutin Elizabeth Harris Bath Walter Powers Alex Cunningham Clarence Colby Portland Woodrow Gray Kittery Joseph Higgins William Todd Walter Cummings Roy Newman Newman D. L. Pettengill First Baptist Parsonage Carrie Oliver Louise Howard Robert Frye Walter Cunningham Bay Point Francis Oliver Aberdeen N. C Maude Thayer Jonesboro West Georgetown William Zoracah Brooklyn N. Y Robinhood Adolf Spear Bobbie Thomas Bird Bath Opera House Hamilton Marrtown Dorothy Oliver Kingston High School J. F. Higgins Charles Mains W. A. Todd Boothbay Harbor Ralph A. Scott Scott Smith Merrill Bowles Bangor Paul Moore Shirley George Powers Aubrey Fullerton Boston Ralph Hotstat Hotstat Ella McMahan George Suslaw Shrewsbury Elmer Palmer Melrose Earl Hagan Allen C. Brown Dana Craney Stott Carroll Powers William Bissett Rolande Peterson New Jersey Thomas Williams Waltham

Demand grows for incinerator to replace Bath dump

A Bath city dump closed after five p m and Sundays renews calls for an incinerator to replace the fire prone site. Petitions with hundreds of signatures urged abolition and the Lions Club and health officials have studied removal and extermination options while surveys continue.

Maine Farmers Plan To Exceed Last Year

Maine farmers expect higher output in 1942 with projected 29 percent rise in eggs and 12 percent rise in milk, per a 28 291 farm survey for the U S Department of Agriculture by Triple A committeemen. Increases exceed national minimums while hay acreage holds. pasture expands about 21 percent and hog marketing rises 22 percent. Mrs Ron Colby of Blaine House visited over the weekend with her husband at their Andrews road home.

Maine Ron Colby Blaine Mr. Colby Andrews Road

Five Islands Forms Merry Maid 4-H Club Officers

The first meeting of the Five Islands Merry Maid 4-H club organized by Mrs. Milburn Stevens elected President Audrey Pinkham Vice President Lorraine Sawyer Secretary Ida MacGillivary Treasurer Mary L Pinkham and Color Bearer Barbara Pinkham. The group plans biweekly meetings on Monday evenings.

Five Islands Merry Maid 4-H Club Milburn Stevens Audrey Pinkham Lorraine Sawyer Ida MacGillivary Mary L. Pinkham Barbara Pinkham Good Neighbor Club Marion Stevens Will Davis Wrenham Mass Davis Ricard Potter William McGrath Fred M. Reid Bath Charles Berry

Obituary of Iva May Coombs 72 Bath and Dresden widow

Iva May Coombs 72 widow of George A. Coombs died Tuesday afternoon in Dresden at the home of her daughter Mrs Harry Hateh on the Middle road. She had been in poor health since May and bedridden ten weeks. Born in Wiscasset April 11, she was daughter of B Ladeoly and Jide (0001 sage Blasdtn. She lived in Wools ten years, then Bath and for the last ten years lived with her son Ardrow Mo Kies on Cebib road NMye vurtshiw Weis $06 fer pint pied. Her first husband was Charles Tice whose death occurred in New Hampshire on 12 Sesh. Survived by two brothers George Uphagdon and Chander Braiton of Wascasset, two sisters Mrs Rose Lilly of Dexter and Mrs Angie Dickin son of Springvale, and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. The funeral will be Friday at two P.M. at Curtis funeral home Washington street. Rev Charles K. Sims will officiate.

Iva May Coombs George A. Coombs Bath Dresden Dreden Harry Hateh Middle Road bHatehs Coombs Coomi Wi Casset Andis Sears Sears Ardrow Mo Kies Cebib Road Charles Tice New Hammpshire Face Vite Diteshiter

Past Noble Grands Club Meets At Good Will Hall

Mrs Alfred Barker and Mrs Victor Pinkburn host the Past Noble Grands club of Queen Esther lodge in Sagadahoc Ferry. Guests dine on supper then play cards in the evening at Good Will hall.

Alfred Barker Vistor Pinkburm Ralph Mank Voll Noble Grands Club Queen Esther Lodge Good Will Hall Sagadahoc Ferry

Four Respondents Face Court For Christmas Intoxication

Four respondents appeared before Judge Gardiner KR Deering in Municipal Court on charges of intoxication and disturbing the peace. One man pleaded guilty to Christmas afternoon intoxication on Center Street and faced a history of prior charges and probation. An elderly Bath woman also pled guilty, paying $6.10 in costs to avoid a 30 day jail sentence. A third pleaded guilty and a fourth was found not guilty after witnesses testified, with a mental health evaluation ordered due to apparent illness.

Gardiner KR. Deering Center Street Boston

Thanksgiving menu in Canal Zone booklet for Uncle Sam's boys

A brown and white booklet sent to Mrs Doris Sheppard Mooers by son C D Ties lists the Canal Zone battery’s Thanksgiving menu with oyster stew crackerettes stuffed olives celery hearts roast turkey cranberry sauce giblet gravy snowflake potatoes creamed peas candied yams asparagus tips lettuce tomato cucumber salad hot rolls drip coffee cherry pie pumpkin pie nuts and cigars cigarettes.

Canal Zone Doris Shepard Mooers C. D. Ties tosekeeRe

Hillgrove William F E died at 62 at 40 Dummer Street

William F E Hillgrove 62 died Sunday at his home after a long illness born in Parrsboro Nova Scotia Dec 26 17 a son of Robert and Mars A MacDonald Hillgrove. He followed the sea and sailed with Capt William F Phimner of Bath. Survived by wife Mrs Jane W Hillgrove and three sisters Mrs James B E Leitch Mary McNamara and Miss M K R Hillgrove of Chitcape. The funeral was held Wednesday morning at St. Mars chwirel.

William FE Hillgrove Dummer Street V Hillgrove Parrsboro Robert Mars A. (MacDonald) Hillgrove William F Phimnmer Bath Hillgrove Jane W. Hillgrove James BE. Leitch Mary McNamara M. KR. Hillgrove Chitcape

Edward McAuliffe Dies After Long Bath Illness

Edward McAuliffe 83 a Bath resident and former post office employee died Christmas morning at Bath Memorial hospital after a prolonged illness. Born March 20 1849 in Luthe he served Bath post office from 1894 as substitute carrier then regular carrier later clerk before retiring 17 years ago. Survived by widow former Annie T Broderick two brothers a nephew and a niece and a sister.

Edward McAuliffe Ao Postoffice Bath Memorial Hospital Mr. McAuliffe Luthe Timothy Katherine Kieley Bath McAuliffe Annie T. Broderick Bailey Street William P. Mcc Auliffe York Street Newton Mass Katherine Horn Brooklyon N.Y J. N. Sanford Crescent Street

Death of Dr James A Duffy 49 noted cancer specialist

Attorney and Mrs John J Keegan of Grove Street mourn the sudden death in New York City of Judge Keegan's cousin Dr James A Duffy 49 a renowned cancer doctor and radium expert in charge of four gram radium packs at Memorial Hospital He also served as surgeon at St Vincent Hospital consultant at New York Infirmary and radiology assistant professor at Cornell He was unmarried with a sister Mary Duffy and a brother Reverend Charles Duffy of Webster Mass Duffy died December 14 in New York City.

John J. Keegan Grove Street New York City Keegan James A. Duffy Memorial Hospital St Vincent Hospital New York Infirmary For Women Cornell University Medical University New York Dully Mary Duffy Webster Mass Charles Duffy Firth Avenue Duffy Bath Maine Kegan

Obituary Notice for Mrs O Brien and Family Funeral Details

Corliss street resident Miss Savaliko Coombs hosts a gathering at Morini street Portland as Mrs O Brien mourns her brother’s death. Pastor Dr. O Piengs memoria service at HG Dockrell’s home. five children and three grandchildren survive. Mrs O Brien died in Boston Baptist Hospital.

Savaliko Coombs Corliss Street Chiistains Morini Street Portland O Brien Dockrell Bath Wall Dinhaell Gs Phe Boston Baptist

Funeral for Mrs Annie Criso Held At Mayo Home

The funeral of Mrs Annie Criso wife of Charles Criso occurred at 2 PM at the Mayo funeral residence. Rev Charles I Kinnes of Beacon Street church conducted the service. Bearers were David Tabor Edwin Powers Eugene Footer and Raymond Parker. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.

Annie Criso Charles FE Arthur F. Mayo Charles I. Kinnes Beacon Street Church David Tabor Edwin Powers Eugene Footer Raymond Parker Oak Grave Cemetery

Miss Eunice Perkins at Brunswick high school dance

Miss Eunice Perkins, a Duke University attendee, was among the guests at Brunswick high school's annual Christmas dance held Friday night.

Eunice Perkins Duke University Brounswick High School Brunswick High School

Mrs Annie C Robinson Dies Sunday Evening

Annie C Robinson 82 wife of Charles E Robinson died Sunday at her Bath home after an illness since Thanksgiving. She was born February 2, 1860 in Bath, lifelong resident, a Beacon Street Methodist member. Survived by widower, two daughters Louise Robinson and Mrs Joseph Lausier, three grandsons, three sisters and one brother. Funeral Tuesday at 2 at Arthur F Mayo Funeral Residence with Rev Charles L Kinney officiating.

Annie C. Robinson Charles E. Robinson Washington Street Robinson Bath Alexander and Mary (Smart) Dunbar Beacon Street Mary D. Yule Sarah Tabor Walter S. Dunbar Arthur F. Mayo High Street Charles L. Kinney

Westport Obituary for William H. Mains 51

William H. Mains died suddenly at his Westport home. The Bath born machinist lived in Westport eight years after Worcester, Massachusetts. He was the widower of Nettie Farnham of Brookfield. Survived by step-mother Lottie A. Mains and step-siblings from Roxbury and Charlestown, Massachusetts.

Mrs Annie N Donnell Funeral Held in Bath

The funeral for Annie N Donnell widow of William T Donnell occurred Friday at 2 PM at her niece Mrs Willand Hunteh and Mr Hatch 394 Washington St officiated by Rev Charles Robins First Baptist Church. Bearers were Alfred E Carpenter Harold Beares Ernest Stinson and Lester G Campbell. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery.

Annie N. Donnell William T. Donnell Bath Memorial Hospital Willand Hunteh Hatch Washington Street Charles Robins First Baptist Church Alfred E. Carpenter Harold Beares Ernest Stinson Lester G. Campbell Oak Grove Cemetery

Mains Funeral Held in Westport at Curtis Home

Mains of Westport was buried after services held Saturday afternoon at 2 in the Curtis funeral home 942 Washington street Rev George B Wolstenholme pastor of Peoples Baptist church officiated bearers were Oscar Shea John Warrison John Harrison Sr and Robert Greenleaf Durial was interred in Oak Grove cemetery Mr and Mrs Herbert Rice and children of South Portland were visitors of Mr Rice's mother Meirs Melville Rice Dummer Street

William H. Mains Westport Curtis Funeral Home Washington Street George B. Wolstenholme People’s Baptist Church Oscar Shea John Warrison John Harrison, Sr Robert Greenleaf Durial Oak Grove Cemetery Herbert Rice South Portland Mr. Rice Meirs. Melville Rice Dummer Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harold Williams Freeport Joseph Witmore James Haynes Gardiner General Hospital Barbara Floyd Washington, D. C Moses Floyd Mina Floyd Merle Terrell Paul Medore Gardner Pridham Gordon Curran Fort Devens Frank Anderson Camp Wheeler Camp Shelby Wallace Gardner Florence Young Hazen Aucoin Hartford Conn Joseph Naylor Camp Blanding Fred Naylor Leslie Watson Clowes Guiou Edward Pinkham Edward Lewis Donald Waltz Blaine Pickett Raymond Millett Harold Plummer Frederick Richter Austin Stover Gordon Houdlette Gerald Foss Matilda M. Johnson Fred Johnson Evergreen Cemetery Johnson Oslo Norway America Roy Johnson Warren C. Kinney, Jr Athalie M Warren C. Kinney Wilber Gilpatrick Frances Alice Shaw James Norris Sidelinger Mr. Sidelinger J. Norris Sidelinger Epworth League of the Methodist Church Miss Shaw Roberts Variety Store Lynn W. Richardson Methodist Church John Volz George Coughlin Joseph White James Fields Raymond Libby James Lothridge Eben Baker Brown Cemetery Alice Richardson Arlen Richardson Milo Elwood Gildard Lisbon Falls Charles Quimby Clayton Esty Frank Ducette Wilmot Quimby Alfred Kenneth Brown Rumford Ada Wakem Stuart Harris Yarmouth Cleveland Quinnam Austin Brown Wilma Brown Lancaster Ernest Johns Lorraine Naugle William Gould Bowdoinham Fred Skidmore Gardiner Alice Merriman Topsham Fred Joyce Richard Jordan State School For Boys Leon Buck Loring Small John Parker William Higgins W. T. Grant Wolstenholme Rotary Steen-Crooker Georgetown Peter Lorentsen Mechanic Street Sebasco Estates Hazen Hilton Peter Dike School Hiltons Public Safety Committee State Department of Health Lions Club Roland Wilkins Harland William Marr Marr Rapheal Higgins Rosalyn Orville Rowe R. Stevens Victor Pinkham J. J. Gibson Frances Aderton Katharine Pendergast Daytona Beach Fla Vincent Strout Cabot, VI Strout Mr. Marr Howard Bacon L. H. Rowe Francis Pierce Norman Charles Lewis Donald Bacon Niranc de Mirso Uncle Sam William EF. Hillgrove Edward M’auliffe Edward M'Auliffe DK. HW G. Dockrelel Mes. Robinson Mr. Mains Charles Thomas Harriet (Thistle) Mains Worcester Mass Nettie Farnham Brookfield Lottie A. Mains Roxbury Hugh F. Mains Charles T. Mains Charlestown Loistene LaMontagne Feeds, Curtis & CO Thomas R. Huston
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