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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1930

Page

5

Stars and atoms unify in a cosmic lecture summary

Dr Streeter lauds a new lab instrument and culture method as a fundamental advance in science. Dr Adams lectures on the stars, showing the Milky Way, island universes, and nebulae resolved into stars. The spectroscope reveals 92 elements, all stars share the same elements as the sun, and atomic structure is explained with protons and electrons. OMAR W. FOLSOM, 1731 Kilbourne Place, Washington, D.C.

Streeter Dr. Adams Milky Way Adams

Hi Esmaro Behaves Finely On Voyage

The H E Manville yacht Hi Esmaro built at Bath Iron Works faced tremendous seas but sailed from the Canary Islands to Gibraltar and Monte Carlo. Jesse Allen of this city, in the steward's department, reports the craft proved a fine sea boat with 13 days at sea and only two days of good weather. The voyage ended with a stop in Monte Carlo before Mr and Mrs Manville headed to Stockholm to visit their daughter, the Countess Foulke Bernadotte.

H. E. Manville Bath Iron Works Monte Carlo Jesse Allen Jennie M. Allen Hotel Phoenix Steward's Department Canary Islands Gibraltar Allen Mrs. Manville Stockholm Countess Foulke Bernadotte

Solar Lodge Masons Install Officers for the Year

The Solar lodge Masons installed officers for the year at a Monday night meeting led by installing officer Right Wor. Bro. Henry G. Shaw with Rev. Charles M. Tubbs as chaplain and Jason A. Merrill as marshal. Fred D. Hill begins his 22nd year as treasurer. A past master's jewel was presented to retiring master Jason Merrill by Past Master Luther S. Thompson. An oyster supper followed. Officers named: David E. Rich master, Edwin H. P. Lowell senior warden, Ralph L. Blakeney junior warden, Harry E. Litchfield secretary, Fred D. Hill treasurer, Arthur W. King chaplain, Edward V. Coombs marshal, Karcher B. Jackson senior deacon, Elbridge R. Wright junior deacon, Cecil L. Fullerton senior steward, W. Stanley Hunter junior steward, Frank S. Wakefield tyler.

Solar Lodge Henry G. Shaw Charles M. Tubbs Jason A. Merrill Fred D. Hill Jason Merrill Luther S. Thompson David E. Rich Edwin H. P. Lowell Ralph L. Blakeney Harry E. Litchfield Arthur W. King Edward V. Coombs Karcher Jackson Elbridge R. Wright Cecil L. Fullerton W. Stanley Hunter Frank S. Wakefield Tyler

Lectures in French at Bowdoin College

Professor Charles Bruneau of the University of Nancy will present a January February lecture series at Bowdoin on Folk Songs of French Lorraine. Madame Bruneau will sing selections with piano, all in French, with English outlines for attendees.

Charles Bruneau University of Nancy France Tallman Foundation Bowdoin Lorraine Bruneau Madame Bruneau Moulton Union

Battery H Boys Conduct Mock Trial at Armory Hall

A fair crowd attended Battery H 240th C A C mock trial at Armory hall on Tuesday evening. William F Swain acted as prosecuting attorney Christophe r Cushing defended with Percival Kingsbury assisting, and Joseph Butler served as judge. Following the trial, dancing to usher in the new year featured Stevens orchestra.

Armory Hall Battery H

Christmas Gathering at Purinton Home in Bowdoin

A large Bowdoin family gathering enjoyed two fine Christmas dinners at Mrs A E Purinton home. Attendees include John Curtis family Auburn F S Meachem North Bowdoin N E Curtis Marion Harold Curtis Stanley Cornish Leonard Curtis Ang ie Purinton Phinny Coleman. Mrs S W Skelton sprained ankle earlier in week.

A. E. Purinton John Curtis Auburn F. 8. Meachem North Bowdoin N. E. Curtis Marion Harold Curtis Stanley Cornish Leonard Curtis Angie Purinton Phinny Coleman W. Skelton Charles Babb Samuel Enman Thomas Enman Lewiston Robert McAffee Brunswick Henry Woods Grant Woods Harold Starbird L. C. Starbird

Gloria Swanson in Her First Talkie at the Bath Opera House

Gloria Swanson’s first all talking picture The Trespasser headlines at the Bath Opera House for Monday and Tuesday. The film, praised in New York and San Francisco, features Swanson in a dramatic, singing role with a strong supporting cast led by Robert Ames and William Holden.

Gloria Swanson Bath Opera House Audible Screen Opera House Bath New York San Francisco Miss Swanson Sadie Thompson Edmund Goulding United Artists Robert Ames William Holden Parnell Pratt Kay Hammond Blanche Frederic Henry B. Waithall Wally Albright

Youngster Injured While Coasting

William Hill nine year old son of Mr and Mrs W Dayton Hill of 943 Middle Street is in City Hospital with internal injuries from an accident Monday evening at the city park where he was coasting onto Linden Street and collided with a touring car driven by William A Cameron of 1276 Washington Street. To avoid the child Cameron drove onto the steps of a Linden Street residence. The lad attends North Primary School.

William Hill W. Dayton Hill Middle Street City Hospital Linden Street William A. Cameron Washington Street Cameron

Lewiston weather prophet predicts January quake and storms

Lewiston forecaster Sam Morrell declares an earthquake likely in the first week of January and warns of a harsher sleet storm than recent ones. He forecasts a below normal temperature, above normal precipitation, warm spells in early weeks, a thaw, three storm periods from 4–10, 15–21, and 26–month end, with sudden temperature shifts late January.

Sam Morrell Lewiston

Wright Attends Meeting On Fishing Law Revisions

Representative Henry C. Wright attended the legislative recess committee on revision of the fishing laws at the State House. A special committee was named to draft a tentative recodification for presentation next month and possibly for a March special session. Wright submitted a Sagadahoc county report and three others from their counties while others filed partial reports. Illness kept chairman J Sherman Douglas of Lamoince from appearing.

Henry C. Wright State House Representive Wright Sagadahoc J. Sherman Douglas Lamoince

Local social notes from Bowdoinham and Augusta area

Eleanor Webber visits Skowhegan. multiple families host dinners and visits across Bowdoinham Augusta Waterville and surrounding towns. Teachers and students announced for holidays and vacations. Local clubs plan meetings and installations. several residents travel or return from trips and ongoing schooling.

Christmas Guests and Holiday Entertainments Across Town

Mr and Mrs James Brawn hosted guests including George H Hackett and George A Brawn with family from Rochester New Hampshire. Numerous households shared Christmas visits with relatives in Malden Mars Waterville Portland and Roxbury. Church groups held trees and entertainments. weather delayed Electa chapter events. Several teachers and families spent vacations with relatives in Wa terville Gardiner Wellesley Lewiston and Wiscasset.

James Brawn George H. Hackett George A. Brawn Frank Hackett Rochester N. H H. D. Cornish L. P. Temple George A. Hackett Roger Robinson Brunswick R. D. Purinton Mary Lilly Clinton Bailey Wiscasset Ed Wilson Belle Umberhind Henry Cornish Cornish Angly E Townsend Portland Elmer Jordan Richard Denham Raymond Bertha Tibbetts

Local families share Christmas gatherings across Portland area

Mr and Mrs Philip Rideout hosted Mrs Sarah Tarr Mrs Nellie Rideout Miss Eva Rideout and Mr and Mrs Percy Rideout of Portland. Dr and Mrs Charles L Browne entertained neighbors at a Christmas tree dinner. Earl Blodgett 4 H club agent visited with his parents. Dr Lottie Cobb and Mrs S A Clark spent Christmas in Gardiner with the Woodworths. Mrs Ida Purington and son William hosted a family party. Mrs Winnifred Adams spent Christmas with her son Carl Adams and relatives.

Philip Rideout Sarah Tarr Nellie Rideout Eva .Rideout Percy Rideout Portland E. P. Gile George Gutter Charles L. Browne Pleasant Street York County Elbridge Blodgett Lottie Cobb S. A. Clark Gardiner Carrie Branch Woodworth Ida Purington William Winnifred Adams Carl G. Adams

Jewett and Dickinson wed in Gardiner

Charlie Jewett of Richmond and Miss Augusta Dickinson of Gardiner were married in Gardiner. They will live in Richmond where both are employed in the mill. Jewett, a Bowdoinham native, once lived with the Graves family. Friends extend congratulations. E. D. Cornish began sawing lumber at his steam mill near the State road. Friends gathered at Evelyn Heath’s home Saturday for games and refreshments.

Charlie Jewett Richmond Augusta Dickinson Gardiner

Christmas Guests Across Town and Nearby Returns

Mr and Mrs Will Givin spent Christmas in Augusta. Miss Vordinea Temple visited with her father B kk Temple. Mrs Annie Cobb stayed in South Portland a day with niece Mrs Oscar Joy. Caleb Mitchell and son joined Christmas with his parents in Freeport. Mary Heath and Evelyn Heath were guests of the Heaths and family. Eva Weston from the village also visited. Bertha and Virginia Temple vacationed with grandparents Bickford in Lopsham. Friends welcome Frank Jenkins family back home after a year in Upsfield Massachusetts. Mrs Chester Jack began winter school in Rops ham Monday.

Will Givin Augusta Silen Vordinea ‘Temple B. Kk. Temple Annie Cobb South Portland Oscar Joy Caleb Mitchell Frank Heath Eva Weston Bertha Virginia Temple Bickford Lopsham Frank Jenkins Upsfield Mass Chester Jack Ropsham

Obituary correction and Brunswick business transfer note

Miss Susan M. Berry requests correction to an obituary for William E. Gordon of Brunswick noting he purchased the Mill and Maine corner business from the late Fred Berry who moved from Bath to Brunswick rather than from James Berry. Prayers for Anders Neilson Bruns will be pronounced tonight at 8 30 at Mrs. Ernest King’s home and funeral services are set for Thursday at two at 129 Sherwood Street East Deering.

Susan M. Berry William E. Gordon Brunswick Gordon Mill and Maine Streets Fred Berry Bath James Berry Anders Neilson Bruns Ernest King Liberty Street

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