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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1936

Page

9

Edward J Bachelder 83 Dies in Florida Hospital

Edward J Bachelder 83 of 41 Lincoln Street Bath died Monday night in a St. Petersburg Florida hospital where he had been since last week He was born in Bath May 18 1853 a son of James Bachelder He was a machinist and foreman of the repair shops at the Boston City Water Works He and his wife had spent winters in St Petersburg for about 12 years The funeral will be in St Petersburg and the body entombed there returning to Bath in the Spring He leaves his wife a son Charles Bachelder Malden Mass a stepson John H Rogers Lincoln Mass and a brother William Bachelder of Massachusetts.

Edward J. Bachelder Lincoln Street Bath St. Petersburg Fla Mr. Bachelder James Bachelder Boston City Water Works Bachelder Burlington Avenue Beacon Street Church Charles Bachelder Malden Mass John H. Rogers Lincoln William Bachelder Massachusetts

Gladys Beals Stults dies at 66 in Portland

Relatives in Bath report the sudden death Sunday of Mrs. Gladys Beals Stults 66 wife of Albert F. Stults of Portland at the Portland Eye and Ear Infirmary where she underwent an emergency operation. She was born in Robinhood daughter of the late Benjamin and Elizabeth Beals. She lived in Bath until her father’s death then moved with her mother to Portland. She leaves her husband three daughters Myrtle Lorraine Beverly and two sons Elwood and Rolland the latter three weeks old. She also leaves three sisters Mrs Lawrence Vail of Saugus Mass Mrs William Avery of Quincy Mass and Mrs Fred Titcomb of Cleveland Ohio one brother Charles O Beals Commissioner of Labor at Augusta and two aunts Mrs Allen Putten­gill of South Portland and Mrs Ida M Beals of Sagadahoc Ferry plus several cousins in Bath.

Bath Gladys Beals Stults Albert F. Stults Portland Portland Eye and Ear Infirmary Stults Robinhood Benjamin and Elizabeth (Beals) Beals Myrtle Lorraine Beverly Elwood Rolland Lawrence Vail Saugus Mass William Avery Quincy Fred Titcomb Cleveland Ohio Charles O. Beals Augusta Allen Puttengill South Portland Ida M. Beals Sagadahoc Ferry

Civil War Veteran’s Family Noted in State House Volumes

Mrs Stults recalls her father a Civil War veteran who served as aide to General Sperling. A book on the Civil War by the General includes a chapter written by Mr Beals, now among valued volumes at the State House.

Stults Sperling Beals State House

Samuel O Holbrook 88 Bath fisherman dies of heart attack

Samuel O Holbrook 88 longtime Casco Bay fisherman died Monday night at his daughter Mrs Edward Hunts Bath home after a heart attack suffered a week earlier He born in Brunswick son of Israel and Adeline Holbrook came to Bath from Harpswell two months ago He survived by two sons Frank and Thomas Holbrook three daughters Mrs Percy Estes Portland Mrs Wilbur Getchell Wakefield Mass and Mrs Hunt Bath 15 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren Funeral Thursday at 1 pm at the Hunt home

Samuel O. Holbrook Casco Bay Edward Hunt Middle Street Mr. Holbrook Brunswick Israel Adeline Holbrook Bath Harpswell Frank Thomas Holbrook Portland Percy Estes

Miss Eliza F. Brown Funeral at Lincoln Street Home

The funeral for Miss Eliza F. Brown former matron of the State Military and Naval Orphans Home was held Monday afternoon at her niece Mrs Lloyd Daley's home 39 Lincoln street Rev Forest L Littlefield officiated with Rev Er nest Heywood and Rev William Wood assisting. Pallbearers were Harold E Brown Lloyd Daley Clinton E Batley and Charles R Taylor. Burial will be at North Fayette in the Spring.

Eliza F. Brown State Military and Naval Orphans Home Lloyd Daley Lincoln Street Forest L. Littlefield Boothbay Harbor Ernest Heywood Wesley Church William Wood Harold E. Brown Clinton E. Batley Charles R. Taylor North Fayette

Maine WCTU president outlines 1936 campaign program

Mrs. Althea G. Quimby, president of the Maine Woman's Christian Temperance Union, spoke at the YMCA Institute urging a high standard of living and education against alcohol. She highlighted Maine's Local Option law and three questions set for September 7 votes on liquor sale, licensing, and malt beverages, framing the vote as Maine's safety campaign in an era of crime and economic trouble.

Althea G. Quimby Maine Woman's Christian Temperance Union W. C. T. U. Institute Y.M.C.A Maine State Liquor Commission

MISS ELIZA F. BROWN DIES AT 94 IN BATH HOME

Eliza F. Brown 94 former matron of the State Military and Naval Orphans Home in Bath died after a period of confinement. Born in South Chesterville on June 22, 1841 she served 40 years aiding youths, including early work at the State Industrial School in Hallowell before 20 years at the Bath Home. She lived with niece Mrs. Lloyd G. Daley and is survived by three nieces and a nephew.

Eliza F. Brown Lloyd G. Daley Lincoln Street South Chesterville Lauren M Eliza Stephen Brown Hallowell State Industrial School Bath North Fayette Auburn Charles R. Taylor Readfield Harold E. Brown Gardiner

William Staples 80 Bath native dies in Augusta

William Staples 80 a retired ship fitter died Saturday night in Augusta where he had lived the last seven years He was born in Prince Edward Island and long resided in Bath naturalized there during clerk Joseph M Hayes era He traveled nationwide before returning to Bath six to seven years ago Survivors include daughter Mrs Eugene Perkins of New York state son William Staples of Bath and brother John Staples of Nova Scotia

William Staples Augusta Prince Edward Island Bath Joseph M. Hayes Eugene Perkins New York State John Staples Nova Scotia

Funeral of Miss Kathaleen Butler at Bath

The funeral for Kathaleen D. Butler of Woolwich, who died after falling 25 feet from a Woolwich cliff to railroad tracks, was held Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Fred S. Curtis Funeral Home in Bath. Rev. Walter Swank officiated. bearers were Harold Strout Buddy Pendleton Edwin Johnson and George Johnson. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery in Bath. President Butler of Columbia quips about resting on intellectual cars while the boat rocks.

Kathaleen D. Butler Woolwich Fred S. Curtis Center Street Bath Walter W. Swank Woolwich Union For Christian Service Harold Strout Buddy Pendleton Edwin George Johnson Oak Grove

Sidney H. Ward Dies at 54 in North Bath

Sidney H. Ward, 54, lifelong Bath resident, died Saturday night at his North Bath home after years of ill health. Born in Bath to George R. and Abbie Whitlam Ward, he worked for the Cemetery and Park Board for many years, retiring three years ago. He leaves a brother Frank E. Ward and a sister Luella M. Ward, both of Bath. The note ends with an unrelated quotation about a gentleman from the New York Daily Mirror.

Sidney H. Ward Bath George R Abbie Whitlam Ward Cemetery and Park Board Frank E. Ward Luella M. Ward

Coombs High School Defeats Sabattus Twice Friday

Bowdoinham reports Coombs High School toppled Sabattus with varsity 29 19 and junior team 24 13. Temple led scoring with 17 points as local sports news highlights the double victory and community events.

Indoor Clambake Delights Central Church Men's Club

The Central church Men's Club held an indoor clambake in the parish house at 6:30 with a menu of clams eggs sweet potatoes and weenies and all the fixings. Entertainment directed by N Gratz Jackson featured Layton Jackson bringing two talented Augusta boys Norman Christian with a harmonica and Gilbert Hannon a boy soprano in three appearances, with Cliff Leeman at the piano.

Central Church Arthur Nichels Edmund P. Briggs Owen J. Ledyard Frank B. Nichols N. Gratz Jackson Gilbert Hannon Augusta Cliff Leeman

Club Meeting Preview with Jan 28 Plans

The next meeting of the club will be on Jan 28. The supper committee includes Ross Bailey, Arthur Stil phen and Charles Curtis. David E Rich will handle the entertainment.

Treasure Island Norman Christian Gilbert Hannon Stein Ross Bailey Arthur Stilphen Charles Curtis David E. Rich

Bath W C T U Holds Its Third Institute in Bath

The Bath W C T U conducted its third institute at the Y M G A on Tuesday with Mrs Nella S Stover presiding. The program featured Christian Citizenship missions China experiences and a prayer service followed by an afternoon session with addresses and demonstrations. A basket lunch was served. note adds: salt improves boiling water for onions.

Institute of the Bath Nella S. Stover Evangelist B. C. Richardson Church of the Nazarene Omah Snipe Marjorie V. Stover Althea G. Quimby Portland Walter Schoepfer Georgetown E. B. Stetson Mattie Cornish Quimby L. T Carrie ‘Trott Uver Crystal Berry Lizzie Chaney Mary Sims Lillian Mayo Elizabeth Trott Alma Reid Carrie Trott Mayo Reading Memstate White Ribbon Corliss Street Alice M. Douglas Treas Courtesies Berry

Docket Clears as Several Defendants Plead Guilty

Justice George L. Emery cleared the Sagadahoc Superior court docket at the January term with multiple pleas. Murray V. Crowell of Auburn, to larceny of hens and ducks from Bowdoinham, given an indeterminate sentence to the Men’s Reformatory. Harold MacMahan of Bath pleaded guilty to larceny from Nellie Merrill and awaits sentence. Edward Fraser of Bath, 18, to larceny of paint, sent to the Men’s Reformatory with indeterminate term. Frederick Gerrish of West Bath, larceny from Annie Lee home, ordered to one to two years at Thomaston prison, suspended with two years probation. J Rosario Racine of Brunswick, breakings and larceny at Topsham, given probation. Three naturalizations granted: Anna Cassidy, John E. Mitchell, Lucien J. Tourigney. Traverse jury empanelled with ex-Mayor Harold P. Small as foreman.

George L. Emery Sagadahoc Superior Court Murray V. Crowell Auburn Atwill Getchell Winslow Frank Cole Bath Studley P. Coughlin Bowdoinham South Windham Harold MacMahan Nellie Merrill Green Street Emery Merrill Edward Fraser H. T. Passmore Frederick Gerrish West Bath Annie Lee Sabine Thomaston J. Rosario Racine Brunswick Topsham Town Hall Justice Emery Anna Cassidy Island Pond St. Marguerite Canada John E. Mitchell Rockland Houston Frederick Junction Lucien J. Tourigney Traverse Harold P. Small

Sidney H Ward Funeral in North Bath

The funeral for Sidney H Ward of North Bath was held Tuesday afternoon at two at the Fred S Curtis funeral home on Center street. Rev Harley Shat tuck of Beacon Street church officiated with bearers Elmer Higgins Samuel Ericson Oscar Wright and Harry Witham. Burial followed at Oak Grove.

Sidney H. Ward North Bath Fred S. Curtis Center Street Harley A.shattuck Beacon Street Church Elmer Higgins Samuel Ericson Oscar Wright Harry Witham Oak Grove

Dover-Foxcroft Fire Claims Art Collection Worth 2.675 Million

Olney Higgins alleges his burned art collection was appraised at 2,675,000 dollars after shipment from New York to Maine. He says the items included 87 Royal Sevies vases about 1200-year-old porcelains and portraits by Rembrandt and Gainsborough, and that he planned to donate the collection to Bowdoin College with a maintenance fund.

Dover-Foxcroft Olney Higgins Maine New York Rembrandt Gainsborough Bowdoin College

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Senter’s, Inc Coats Gladys Beals Arthur Allen Brewster Sedgwick Optometrists Miss Brown W.C.T.U Tells Institute Naval Orphans’ Home Miss Butler Butler Columbia Boston Transcript Crocker & Winsor Boston Fred Allen New York Daily Mirror Goodyear Bill Hatch Coombs High School Sabattus High Sabattus Temple Leon Spinney Prudence Hamilton Mabel Lancaster Charles Hackett Fred Leavitt Guy Sedgley Hazel Cornish Bridgton Herbert Cornish Philip Rideout Nettie Brown Abbie Graves Winchester Frank Given East Bowdeinham Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall Ada Barry Dana Sidelinger Sidelinger Kenneth MacDougal William Valentine Richmond Durand Frances Billings L. H. Berry Arthur Payne Willis Sewall Brunswick High School Terrance Curran Charles Sherman Charles Berry George Morris Cobb W. S. Given Donald Hackett Brunswick Hospital Wheeler and Woolsey THE Rainmakers Charlie Chan Shanghai Warner Oland Irene Hervey Frank Buck Dick Powell Lawrence Tibbett Virginia Bruce Metropolitan Morris S. Povich Louis Kiszonak Front St Bath W.C.T.U Prof Herman Norge Jones Raymond Court
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