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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1948

Page

8

Bath Class of '68 to Meet. Local News and Notes

The Bath pol class of 68 plans an evening gathering at 7:30 with Mis and event details. Athletic s games loom between the city and a strong Wisconsin set team, and the annual Set Be event opens with a morning at Best Brrest church. Local members and delegates attend, with President Ralph Hayward of Auburn delivering remarks. A Bath resident, Lena Heald, sustained a bad wrist sprain from a fall. Several reports note arrivals, excursions, and social events, including Bowdoin class of '93 banquet at New Meadows, a four-weekTour by the Glee club, and a new yacht partnership.

Brrest Ralph Hayward Auburn Morse High School Hughes Esley Church Asattic

Decorated Shaw Book Store Prepares for July Fourth Crowds

June 24 1808 report notes Shaw Book Store decor flags and crowds expected through July 4. Fire department committee approves 600 feet of hose and life net, engine house numbered two to be painted, steamer three and hose wagon decorated. Mentions local events, figures and a successful Pullman show amid local notices.

Shaw Book Isfa Crocker

Fire Damages Westport Center Home of Captain Colby

Fire at the Westport Center home of Capt. George C. Colby from the Boston and Kennebec Line burned between nine and four, neighbor found it around four. Damages estimated about $500. The ninth grade class of 1908 held its graduation exercise with an audience at capacity. Webber's Store offers a promotion on Dr. Brown's remedies with purchases of 50 cents. Bath lodge social session planned for this evening. Beach rental at Ham Beach in July by C. P. Weth- is noted.

George C. Colby Boston and Kennebec Westport Center Webber Dr. Brown

Distinctive Bath Items and Shipping News, June 28 1948

June 28 1948 Bath column notes Capt Frank Scolfield returning from the Lucy Neff voyage to San Francisco, Neff repairs, milkman accident with broken glass, public building hall use ruled out, Bath Bottling Co seizure case postponed, marriage dispute discharge, large strawberries in Pine Tree Seed Co display, Newbro’s Herpicide window, Ransom Fuller Boston passenger list, MacFadden Sampson purchase of a horse colt for baggage wagon.

Frank Scolfield Parker Head San Francisco Lucy Neff Neff Great Lakes Kelley Spear Yard Cape ‘Horn Bath Bottling Co C. ‘T. Jackson Pine Tree Seed Co Bath

Paris carriage scuffle spurs Eames to strike driver

In Paris on her way to Italy, Mme Emma Eames criticized a carriages driver for beating a horse. She struck the driver with a parasol as bystanders remained silent, amid a crowded street incident captured in a brief late 1908 buzz.

Mme Emma Eames Paris Italy Eames

Bath Iron Works gets new boiler shop foundation work

Bath Iron Works will install a new boiler shop foundation after a tug Charles Ae returned with 102 spruce pilings. Bath delegates for the Rep- resentation left for Bangor at noon. A. A. Percy and H. E. Stetson traveled to Plymouth New Hampshire. W S Newell launched a 20 foot launch at the Eastern S S landing craft remodel included a new 10 H P Roberts engine.

Charles Ae Bath Iron Works W. S. Newell S. S

Five Islands Summer Visitors and Local News Snippets

Five Islands social notes list visitors and weekend guests from Augusta Portland Bath and Woolwich, with families and relatives seen at cottages and on Ledgemere road. Italy leave notes mention Thomas Boynton in Naples on leave through December, plus Bath and George town residents visiting Orville Rowe and Zetta Higgins family connections.

Russell Boynton Joseph Folsom Augusta Ralph Washburn, Jr Stevens Gerald Carr Corrine Portland Ronald Smith Vernal Chaney Chaney Frank. Carr Auburn Hollis Leeman Woolwich Bath Fred Carr Luke Hanna Teco Thomas U. S. Navy Naples Italy Melvin Comeau Maria Comeau Estelle Comeau Orville Rowe Etta Moore Mae Hagan Georgetown Everet Mass Halli Ledgemere Road Howard Bacon Waltham Wilkins Clifford Besaw Ann North Jay Almon Marr Peretee Marr Cote

Suburb Civic Club Plans Citywide Telethon for Harald Mott

The Suburb Civic club held a special meeting to organize a citywide telephone bridge from June 26 to July 12 to aid Harald Mott, member of the Skibos, who suffered a compound leg fracture and will be out for weeks. Mrs Mott, vice president, will receive scores and distribute prizes. Mr Mott, father of two, works at Morse's mill.

Harald Mott

Mystery of Duley’s Cave in Bath Captivates Locals

The Bath area cave is linked to sea shells, a possible hidden chamber, and pirate lore. Witnesses recount echoes and legends of treasure while local families recall visits dating back to the Spanish American War era. Authorities report limited exploration and speculate on a second chamber beneath.

West Bath S Pond Bath Wright Duley South End Daley

Bath Inner Wheel hosts luncheon and new officers take seats

Bath societies and clubs held a Thursday luncheon at a local Tawick with a 22 member and four guest attendance. New officers were installed with Mrs Charles Doyle as president and Mrs Ralph Warren as vice president. Several new executive board members were elected. Retiring president Mrs Charles Small received jeweled earrings. An all day outing is planned for July 22 at Mrs West Bath’s summer home.

Tawick Chester A High Street Miltonnson Jason A. Merrill Edward W. Bridgham Charles B. Doyle Ralph Warren William J. Craft Claude Lying Edward W. Bridg Horace P. Herrick Herbert Lemont Daniel T. Dougherty Carl C. Anderson C. Thomas Penting Murphy Charles T. Small

Allen Ramsay Hosts Final Les Camarades Musiceaux Meeting

Allen Ramsay entertained 30 guests on Oak Street for the final meeting of the 19th season. The program featured Sullivan and Gilbert numbers, a quiz by the host, and multiple solos, duets, and trios from Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Cary, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. McGlinchy, and Mr. Ramsay, concluding with The Janirraer by Mozart.

Allen Ramsay Les Camarades Musiceaux Oak Street Sullivan Gilbert and Sullivan Mr. Royal Council Mrs. Hill Watson Mrs. Cary Mr. Ramsay Mrs. Watson Hawthorne Howarth G. Thomas Mrs. Hatch Pretty Flower Lieurace Mrs. McGlinchy Mrs. Rice Romizi Pinchielli Barrett Louise Charpentier Hill the Janirraer Mozart

Lakewood Theatre Opens Two Hit Broadway Shows

Lakewood Theatre presents Uncle Harry and My Sister Eileen in a July run. The programs feature Leona Markle and Mary Alice Moore with a Greenwich Village setting for Eileen. Lakewood Inn offers meals before performances and Friday dances at Lakewood Country Club with Lloyd Rafnell's music.

Lakewood Theatre Pomulus Owhegan All Mig Ottela Banke Lakewood Players Harry Eileen Lakewood Uncle Harry Leona Markle Mary Alice Moore Greenwich Village Ruth Dizzy Eileen Lakewood Inn Lakewood Country Club Lloyd Rafnell

Club Forty-Two Plans Summer Activities

Club Forty-two met Wednesday evening to set a June 30 program with Mrs. Eliot Hanson and Mrs. Norman Adams guiding entertainment and Mrs. Edward Jones and Mrs. George Hart handling refreshments. The last summer meeting is July 14, then none until September 15. The annual picnic for members, husbands and guests will be at Popham on July 23, with Dorothy Olsen, George Sarkis and Lillian Goodwin in charge. On August 11 the club will motor to the Boothbay Playhouse for a John performance.

Club Eliot Hanson Norman Adams Edward Jones George Hart Popham Dorothy Olsen George Sarkis Lillian Goodwin Boothbay Playhouse John

Sea action reshaped rugged Maine coast and woods

The passage notes that many caves line the coastline where the ocean once rushed over what is now woodland, shaping the landscape along Maine’s shore.

Maine

Morse High Graduates Club Honors Members

A club committee includes Mrs Paul Hart Mrs William Greene and Mrs Norman Adams. A note of thanks was read from Miss Barbara Jean Dunton winner of the Club Forty two award at Morse High School graduation. The weekly prize was donated by Mrs Graydon Smith and won by new member Mrs William Greene.

Mary Paul Hart William Greene Norman Adams Barbara Jean Dunton Morse High School Graydon Smith

Reception at Wesley Methodist Church for New Pastor Sargent and Wife

The Woman's Society of Christian Service hosted a reception at Wesley Methodist Church for Rev. and Mrs. C. Clifford Sargent on Friday night. About 75 members and Bath Ministers Association officials attended. Flowers were arranged by Mrs. Willard McLean and hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Butterfield. The event, held in Bath, featured informal decor and light service by the Fellowship committee. Rev. Sargent previously pastored in Edinburg, Pa.

Woman's Society of Christian Service Wesley Methodist Church C. Clifford Sargent Bath Ministerial Association Willard McLean Sargent Andrew Butterfield Butterfield Madelyn Small Charles Swearingen George Hopkins Fijinora Oliver Jennie Walker Merle Niles Edinburg, Pa

Probate Notices From Bath Court of Probate June session

Court of Probate in Bath orders notice for estate actions to appear on first Tuesday of July. Isaac Shackford named as administrator with will proved letters testamentary issued. Estate of Isabel Bee Bath deceased. Charles Small and L Borland named as administrators or parties to petitions. final accounts by Agatha Grant Lennox and Fa Doyle noted.

Bath Shackford Isabel B.ee Charles Small Ncon B. L. Borland Agatha Grant Lennox

Probable Cause Found in Complainant Case

A probable cause finding was issued in a case involving the unnamed complainant. Details remaining sparse, the document confirms a judicial determination of probable cause affecting the proceedings.

Ells

Wedding plans and local notices in Richmond region

The text records a Richmond visit by a son at his father's home Randlette along with a wedding party involving Miss Evelyn Rice and An of Gardiner at a church event. It notes Rice and Gamache at home and gardening work, Evelyn Rice returning to Bangor for social work, Norman Farley finishing White Memorial School in Portland and returning home, and Mr. and Mrs. W Webber buying the Gil Man waring house on Front Street.

Randlette Evelyn Rice Gardiner Rice Gamache Bangor Norman Farley White Memorial School Portland W Webber Gil Man~ Waring Front Street

Miss Barbara Ross Returns to duties at college

Miss Barbara Ross resumes college duties after a period away. The notice mentions Mr Rodney Hees and a farm in North Ba, indicating local ties and home context.

Barbara Ross Rodney Hees North Ba

Probate Notice Requires Filing By July Date

A probate notice states that an order must be filed by July 5 next, detailing that Allan Spear is the executor. The document presents a true copy of the original order, naming the executor and official proceeding.

Orien Allan

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