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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1927

Page

4

Prominent speakers at Art Institute program

Speakers at the Institute of Arts event at Bowdoin College May 2 to May 13 include Mrs George Grant McCurdy New Haven Conn Miss Violet Oakley Philadelphia Walter Ivins Jr and Kenneth MacGowan New York and Alfred I Barr Boston. They discuss prehistoric art modern painting prints and book illustration.

Institute of Arts Bowdoin College George Grant McCurdy New Haven Miss Oakley Pennsylvania Harrisburg Vassar College Barr MacGiowan Walter Hampden Provincetown Players Ivins Metropolitan Museum New York

King-Allay Couples Wed in Portland Home Ceremony

Miss Phenia II Allay of Portland and Charles M. King of Bath were married February 16 in a single ring ceremony at the home of Arthur Kateen on Whing Street. Groom a Bath native works for Maine Central Railroad. The couple left for a Montreal honeymoon and will reside in Portland.

Phenia II, Allay Portland Charles M. King Bath

Sagadahoc Granges Host February Meeting

Sagadahoc county Poomena grange held its February meeting on a Wednesday with Enterprise grange of Kiehmend as host. The principal speaker was HH M Packer head of the division of annual industry at the State Department of Agriculture. His topic was Livestock Sanitary Work.

Sagadahoc Poomena Grange Enterprise Grange of Kiehmend HH. M Packer Division of State Department of Agriculture

Funeral for Mrs. Margaret J Hart at St Mary's Church

The funeral for Mrs. Margaret J. Hart of 11 Walker Street will be held at 8 30 Thursday morning at St. Marys church.

Margaret. J. Hart Walker Street St. Mary's Church

Social notes from a busy local week in Porthand and beyond

Miss Janees Bo Manin resumes duties at stinam Bros and Bancroft in Porthuil after Washington's birthday with her parents Mr and Mrs Willian Manin. Mrs Edge and Walter Edge travel to Boston then Washington DC after visits in Bath. several social events including a Monday-M club theatre party at the Colonial and dress costumes for Dell Land are noted. Mrs Wenneth MM Sills visits parishes in Aroostook county as head of the Maine Episcopal Women.

Janees Bo Manin Porthand Stinam Bros. & Bancroft Porthuil Washington Willian Manin Cora Chase Bess Dickinson BFL Bert Oldduant New York Paper Makers Waldorf-Astoria Steubensville Russell Kenney Gates Murchie Alvin Coss Lewis Giannen Dell Land North-Center Parent-Teacher Association Apradt Jolie W. Williams Mer Frank Caves Mir Rufus Goodenow Daltimore Morane Mes David Wells Olive Grael O Oh Cl Lovall Po Sewall New York City Wenneth MM. Sills D Brunswick Maine Womans Asxihnels Episcopal Church Aroostook County Caribou Ec. Flar Dell Brown Ville Junction Millinocket Thoutton Ashlaid Porthent Presque Isle

Maine Legislature Faces Big Week on Power Export Bills

Maine legislators begin the eighth week of the session with committee hearings on power export measures. Ex-Gov. Percival Baxter may oppose export plans, aligning with Carter Fernald law proposals to curb cross border electricity shipments.

Great and General Court of Maine Public Utilities, Judiciary Interior Waters Tiarvey D. Granville York Percival P. Baxter Portland Charlesb. Carter Androscoggin

Hearings Planned on Property Tax, Plumber Board, Courts

This week includes acts to set a low rate on intangible personal property, create a Master Plumbers registration board, form a circuit court and define its jurisdiction and terms of the Supreme Judicial Court, provide for divorce and child support matters, offer a bounty payment for bears, and allocate funds to compile and advertise the state's agricultural, industrial, and recreational resources.

Supreme Judicial Court

Queen Esther Lodge Hosts Card Party in Odd Fellows Hall

Queen Esther Rebekah lodge held a George Washington card party inviting the public at Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday evening. Prizes included a boudoir pillow and sugar bags for ladies and a sugar bag and shaving cream for gentlemen.

Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge George Washington Odd Fellows Hall Washington Henry Wilson Inez Puffer Winnnifred Gallant Chester Colby Nerbert McCabe Harry Richardson Nathaniel L. Stover Fanny Thurlow Sarah Munsey Eva Atwood Rose Parris Elizabeth McCabe Fred Stover

Personal notes from Bath and Augusta social visits

Several residents and visitors are listed with short movements. J Willigm Chapman spent the weekend at Ws home in Damuariscota. Henry M. Minott of Portland called on friends in Suth. William T. Wyman of Boston stayed with Mr and Mrs Reed in Woolwich. Carleton Pike returned to Lubee after Bath visit with Loyall P. Sewall. Augusta attendees included Mayor Charles Hy Cahill Frank T B Nichols Judge Walter S Glidden and Edward W D Bridgham for hearings. A bankruptcy meeting occurred in Rockland for Alexander O Spear of Warren. The Mid Week club postponed its all day session. Mrs Lydia Vieree and granddaughter Gladys Jewett winter in Bath with Miss Jewett’s father James Jewett of Middle Street. Miss Jane O’Brien, social worker in Cambridge, Mass., visited Bath with Miss M. K. E. Furbish.

J. Willigm Chapman Damuariscota Henry M. Minott Portland Suth William T. Wyman Boston Mes Mr. Reed Woolwich Carleton Pike Lubee Bath Loyall PF. Sewall Washington Street Charles Hy, Cahill Frank TB. Nichols Walter S. Glidden Edward W. D Bridgham Augusta Willian T. Hall Rockland Alexander O. Spear Warren Everett G2 Lemont Hgh Street Lydia Vieree Gladys Jewett Westport Junction Jewett James Jewett Middle Street Jane O'Brien Cambridge Mass M. KE. Furbish City Hospital Clarence Skelton Oakland Gladys Raymond Eva Rideout Miss Taylor Oston Jessie M. Ames Tenants Harbor Forest Wall J. H. Ames Miss Ames Mary Hall Hazel Cornish Brunswick Charles Roe Terry Watertown Mors Alphonze Berry Harry Hanson Joewiston Fred Richard Grammar School Richmond New York Neil Tiishop University of Maine College Earl Blodgett Orono Robert Sedgley Showhegan L. Browne Ladies Aid of Pythian Sisters Mabel Millay Thayer Myrne Wesleyan Seminary Kent Schmidt Kreisler Charmenade A. SS. MacDougal Waterville HA OL. Dodge Plebron M.C.L BP. KK Jack DB. Randall EL KE. Cornish F. UK. Jacek Emily Rideout Bb. P. Kendall Porth Grace Wilkinson B.L. Wilkinson Ivan Lang Farm Bureau Grange Hall Albert Siegars Stowdeinham Ridge Massachusetts Electa Chapter Offlos Selden Williams J. A1 Ames Village Lodge BF. O& A.M Georgie Denham Kendall Nellie Rideout Lewist Vilage Washington Mareh Sagadahoe Pertizer Co

Concord Worstep Mills Ad Promotes Wool Yarns and Wear

Classified notice lists 50c 4 oz skeins of worsted yarns for hand and machine knitting plus rug yarns. Promotes free samples, C O D orders, and Peerage paid. Also advertises Students misfit suits from Max Kutz 18 Elm St with low prices on coats pants shirts and caps.

C. O. D. Peerage Concord Worstep Mills West Concord N. H Max Kutz Elm St

Bowdoinham Race Day on Ice Attracts Fast Horses

Exciting horse trots on the ice near the old steam mill drew crowds with entries including Frankforth Boy Jr and Shirley Bingen Bowdoinham. Weather may allow another race next Saturday as locals anticipate strong fields and public interest grows.

Frankforth Boy, Jr Couture Bowdoin Shirley Bingen Bert Williams Bowdoinham King George Jones Lrdy John W Moore Woolwich

Hinkley Family Thanks for Support After Bereavement

Mrs. Alice Hinkley and family extend gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness, sympathy, and floral tributes following the recent bereavement. Bowdeinhuw Ne.

Alice Hinkley Seldon B. Hinkley Bowdeinhuw, Ne

Maine Bridge Names Fight Moves to Military Affairs

The Kennebec river bridge between Bath and Woolwich, a $3,000,000 Maine project, may be named for a historic event or a state hero. Senator Carter urged referral to the Military Affairs committee. Senator Dwinal urged Ways and Bridges. The Senate supported Carter 18 to 10.

Kennebec River Bath Woolwich Committee On Carter Androscoggin Maine Senate Military Affairs Committee Committee On Ways and Bridges Dwinal Knox FF. W. Carlton Todny Great Britain Kittery Wortsmouth New Hampshire United States Carlton Bonor George Washington Valley Force Ife

Whale washes ashore on Ragged Island monster length fifty feet

Isaac O. Linscott of Orrs Island spotted a strange object on Ragged Island while checking traps. He found a 50 foot whale washed ashore from the recent storm, with a tail nine to ten feet wide. Harold Tobey visits his mother Mrs Annie Tobey in Winthrop.

Isaac O. Linscott Orrs — Island Ragged Island Harold Tobey City Mrs Annie Tobey Winthrop

Agricultural Bill Prompts Widespread Farmer Concern in Maine

Farmers in Maine object to a proposed act setting official grades for farm products. The bill would create more state oversight, hearings, and brand controls, with penalties for misuse and possible cost burdens for growers.

Maine State of Commissioner of Agriculture

Mildred Nichols Hosts Washington Birthday Card Party

Miss Mildred Nichols entertained her card club with a Washington birthday supper and card games Tuesday evening. The decor featured George Washington place cards and red cherries at each plate. Guests received gifts from her Sesqui-Centennial Philadelphia trip, and the evening concluded with more cards.

Washington Philadelphia

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