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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1936

Page

6

Travelers Return From Nova Scotia and New England Stops

Rev Plinette Allen and Miss K MacInnes nurse Miss Eldreth Macivor return from Nova Scotia visiting Halifax Moose River mine Quoddy Calais Woolwich Bath plus reunions with friends. County official Joseph Randlette elected vice president of New England Fire Chiefs at Hartford convention.

Plinette Allen Baptist Church Boothbay Montsweag K. Macinnes R. N Allen Eldreth Macivor Brooklyn N. Y Nova Scotia MacInnes Halifax Massachusetts Moose River Calais Joseph W. Randlette Richmond New England Association of Fire Chiefs Hartford William T. Hapney Concord N. H

Brighton teacher visits. students lauded for perfect attendance

Miss Margaret Miller, French teacher in Brighton, arrives to visit family before summer study at Middlebury College. Dike school honors include six years of perfect attendance by Francis Perry, plus noted visits by Mrs Archibald Miller and others to join Legion delegates heading to Lewiston convention.

Dike School Paul Bradford Marian Marston Richard Poulos Helen Tabor Helen Cormier Francis Perry Robert Marston Ada Fraser William Perry Cresent Street

Social guests attend Olive Sewall dinner in Washington

Olive Sewall hosted a dinner in Washington with Frances Holt of Portland Newell James B. Drake Robertson J. Robert Germany Miarei Hardcastle among the attendees.

Olive Sewall Washington Frances Holt Portland Newell James B. Drake Robertson Robert Germany Miarei Hardcastle

Local families in Bath take up summer homes and travel

Mr and Mrs Rodney Ross and family opened their summer home at North Bath and are now residing there. Mrs Harold M DeLong returned from Springfield Mass where she visited her cousin Mrs Walter Brown. Mrs DeLong accompanied as far as Springfield her son Lieut Henry C DeLong and Mrs DeLong bound for Pensacola Fla. Lieut DeLong ordered to duty at Naval Air Station Pensacola. Miss Alice Jones of Portsmouth NH arrived to visit Mr and Mrs Ernest B Heald of Mechanic Falls.

Rodney Ross North Bath Harold M. DeLong Springfield Mass Walter Brown Alice Jones Portsmouth, N. H Ernest B. Heald Mechanic Street

Bible group outing at King's Point on New Meadows

Sterling Bible class and Free Will Workers of Corliss Street church spent an all day outing at Mrs. Benjamin P. Coombs cottage at King's Point New Meadows. Private cars carried members who enjoyed swimming boating and games with coffee served.

Fred M Coombs Wilfred W. Chaney

Mrs A John Conti Hosts Card Party On North Street

Mrs A John Conti entertained friends at her North street home on Tuesday of last week with two tables of contract. Mrs Arthur J Dunton won first prize, two packs of cards. Miss Annabel Stearns of Chestnut street returned from a ten day visit in Boston and suburbs with relatives. She and her brother Arthur B Stearns went to Boston as delegates to the New Jerusalem Churches conference. Mr Stearns returned at conference end. James A Gillies Jr of Washington street visits New Haven Connecticut with his parents.

Samuel Frink Barbara Richmond Mass A. John Conti North Street Arthur J. Dunton Annabel Stearns Chestnut Street Boston Arthur B. Stearns Conference of New Jerusalem Mr. Stearns James A. Gillies, Jr Washington Street New Haven, Coenn James A. Gillies

Pine Tree troop members enjoy outing at Five Islands

Pine Tree troop No. 1 G S of A with Mrs. Linwood F Carr and Mrs. Norman W Howard of the troop committee spent a day at the Howard cottage at Five Islands on Thursday. Betty and Glenda Howard are members of the troop.

G. S Linwood F. Carr Norman W. Howard Howard Cottage Five Islands Betty and Glenda Howard

New York Family Visits Washington Street Relatives

Mrs. Maurice Roderick and her daughters Maurice and Jane and son Donald arrived in Washington to visit Mrs. Roderick's parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meister for several weeks.

Maurice Roderick Maurice Jane Donald New York Roderick Carl Meister Washington Street

Pitagerald Family Summering at Prince's Point

Mr and Mrs John C Pitagerald of Washington street and their three daughters Betty Nancy and Jane are spending the summer at Prince's Point Yarmouth.

John C. Pitagerald Washington Street Betty Nancy Jane Prince's Point Yarmouth

Davis-Eckhardt Wedding At Cathedral Of Portland

Miss Jane Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Clinton W Davis of Portland married Christian Eckhardt Saturday at noon at the Cathedral of St Luke in Portland A reception followed at the bride parents home in Portland Attending were Mayor and Mrs Arthur Sewall and other guests From Portland to Pinkham Notch in the White Mountains Mrs Wendell Stevens Mrs Herbert Knight and Miss Pauline Potter drove on Sunday.

Mary F. Gibbons Sedgwick Elizabeth D. McGrath Howard C. Bates Beacon Street M. E. Church Edwin H. Bates Scott Davis South Brunswick Thomas S. Gibbons Muriel H. Howe Wilbur C. Oliver Arthur Sewall The Stone House Jane Davis Clinton W. Davis Portland Christian Eckhardt Cathedral of St. Luke Wendell Stevens Stevens Herbert Knight Pauline Potter Washington Street Pinkham Notch White Mountains

Brown Family Visits New York Couple at Sebasco Summer Home

Mr. and Mrs. Courtney C. Brown of New York arrived Tuesday to visit his father Alexander H. Brown at his Sebasco summer home. Brown will be joined later by Alexander H. Brown Jr. of Detroit. Miss Ruth Burke of New York is a guest for several days with Mrs. Walter E. Edge at Small Point.

Courtney C. Brown New York Alexander H. Brown Sebasco Brown Alexander H. Brown Jr Detroit Ruth Burke Walter E. Edge Small Point

Cobb Family Visits Summer Home at Sabino

Harry W. Cobb and his daughter Miss Eleanor Cobb of Tougaloo Mississippi arrived Friday to spend several months at their summer home in Sabino. They are guests for a few days of Hon. and Mrs. Allen M. Irish of North Street before continuing to Sabino earlier this week.

Harry W. Cobb Eleanor Cobb Tougaloo Sabino Cobb Miss Cobb Allen M. Irish North Street

Dolloffs Reopen Lake Nequasset Cottages For Summer

Miss Stella Dolloff of Washington street reopens her cottage on Lake Nequasset for the summer. Her brother George Dolloff of Connecticut will soon reopen his nearby cottage. Mr and Mrs James L Hopkins of Columbus Ohio open their camp at Brightwater Colony on the New Meadows shore.

Stella Dolloff Washington Street Lake Nequasset George Dolloff Connecticut James L. Hopkins Columbus, O Brightwater Colony New Meadows Shore

Miss Miriam Adams Visits From Rhode Island for Summer

Miss Miriam Adams a language teacher at the high school in Woonsocket Rhode Island arrived this weekend to spend the summer with her sister Mrs Wellington A Moore and her mother Mrs Margaret Adams of Weeks Street The high school closed Friday for the summer break

Miriam Adams Woonsocket R. I Wellington A. Moore Margaret Adams Weeks Street

Mrs Burnham Attends Bath High School 50th Reunion

Mrs. Harry Burnham of Laurel Maryland traveled to Boston after two weeks in Bath with her sister in law Mrs. Frank A. Purington of Lower Middle Street to join the Bath high school class of 50th reunion and related activities.

Harry Burnham Laurel, Md Boston Bath Frank A. Purington Lower Middle Street Old Bath High School

Bath Iron Works Chief Heads to Washington for Naval Work

William S. Newell president of Bath Iron Works Corp. left Monday afternoon for a several day business trip to Washington D C to discuss naval construction underway at the shipyard.

William S. Newell Bath Iron Works Corp Washington, D. C

Westboro and Lancaster Guests At Small Point Family Gathering

Frederick Percy of Westboro and John Chandler of Lancaster visit Mr. Frederick Percy's grandmother, Mrs. Frederick Percy, at Small Point for a familial guest stay.

Frederick Percy Westboro Mass John Chandler Lancaster, Mass Mr. Percy Small Point

Mrs Cora Jones Visiting Relatives in Portland

Mrs Cora Jones of California is visiting her cousins Mrs William Yule Mrs Charles E Robinson and Mrs James Tabor on Washington Street in Portland. The group including Mrs Yule Miss Elizabeth Dunbar Miss Louise Bucknam Walter Dunbar and Mrs Jones spent Monday in Portland before Mrs Jones travels to Springfield Massachusetts to visit her daughter Mrs Grace Jones Goodwilly.

Cora Jones California William Yule Charles E. Robinson James Tabor Washington Street Yule Elizabeth Dunbar Louise Bucknam Walter Dunbar Jones Portland Springfield Mass Grace Jones Goodwilly

Shaw Family Visits Pelham Manor Relative for Summer Stay

Mr and Mrs Robert P Shaw and son Robert Jr of Pelham Manor NY arrived this weekend at 19 Dummer Street to visit Mrs Fred R E Dean. Mr Shaw will return to New York the first week in August while Mrs Shaw and Bobby stay for the summer.

Robert P. Shaw Robert, Jr Pelham Manor N. Y Dummer Street Fred R. E. Dean Shaw New York

Mutual Life Maine agents enjoy shore dinner in Portland

Mr. and Mrs. Lester N. Robinson of North Wilmington Mass were guests of George W Rob inson and Mrs. Rob inson last week. Charles T. Jackson local Mutual Life agent was a guest Saturday at the Maine agents gathering in Portland. After business the group stayed at the Moulton house in Dunstan for a shore dinner and dancing. Over 60 attended the outing and Jackson reports a splendid trip.

Lester N. Robinson North Wilmington Mass George W. Robinson Mrs. Robinson Charles T. Jackson The Mutual Life Insurance Co New York Maine Portland Moulton Dunstan Mr. Jackson

William Partington Returns as Store Manager

William Partington resumes duties as store manager after retiring from a vacation spent in New York and Connecticut.

William Partington New York Connecticut

Bath Hosts Stinesses Return for Summer Visit

Mr and Mrs E C Stiness of Providence Rhode Island welcomed back to Bath for the summer at Mrs Stiness former home 15 North Street.

E. C. Stiness Providence, R. I Bath

Missionary Society of Corliss Street Holds Final Meeting

Far and near unit members gathered at the Spor tion on Priday noon in the church hall for the last meeting. Singing and readings preceded reports from secretary Mrs. Benjamin A. Stackpole and treasurer Mrs. M. Eugene Watson, with the annual secretary’s report read and approved. A program of poems and readings followed, including “Give Me Peace Today” by Mrs. John Towle and “A Black Pansy” by Mrs. John L. Russell.

Missionary Society of John Towle John L. Russell Ralph Cornish

Brooklyn Couple Returns After Relative's Death

Dr and Mrs Francis W O'Brien of Brooklyn had been in Portland for several weeks and returned Saturday to Brooklyn due to the death of a relative of Mrs O'Brien.

Francis W. O'Brien Brooklyn Portland

Staples Family Visits New Jersey and Returns

Mr. and Mrs. Forest Staples with daughter Constance and son Richard from Somerville Mass visited Mrs. Edriel Little in Turner Court. They will spend summer at the Little cottage in Meadowbrook while Mr. Staples returns to Somerville Sunday evening.

Forest Staples Constance Richard Somerville Mass

Former Officials Attend Lewiston Legion Convention

Ex-Alderman and Mrs Edward F Miller and Ex-Councilman and Mrs Harold E Tobey were in Lewiston on Sunday for the annual American Legion and Auxiliary convention.

Edward J. Murphy Fred 5 Edward F. Miller Harold E. Tobey Lewiston The American Legion and Auxiliary

Mellen Family to Attend English Wedding Abroad

Mrs Chase Mellen and her daughter Mrs Stephen Millette of New York sail June 20 on the S S Europa from Small Point Beach to attend the wedding of Mrs Mellen's son Palmer Mellen to Miss Briget Hurt of Little Burstead England The wedding is set for July 2 in the church at Little Burstead

Chase Mellen Stephen Millette New York Small Point Beach S. S. Europa

Bethel Inn guests visit West Bath relatives

Mrs Samuel Blackwood of Bethel Inn and her sister Mrs Robert Van Ambidge of Boston spent the weekend with their father Rufus Lombard of West Bath and with cousins Mr and Mrs H Dorman Perkins of West Bath.

Samuel Blackwood Bethel Inn Robert van Ambidge Boston Rufus Lombard West Bath H. Dorman Perkins

Ambassador Long to Leave Rochester for Nantucket

Breckinridge Long United States Ambassador to Italy convalescing in Rochester Minnesota said Friday he plans to leave next week for his Nantucket summer home. Miss E Winifred Aderton of the city worked for Long and traveled to Rochester from Rome via Boston. Mr and Mrs Albert J Englehart of Salem Mass returned home after a week with aunt Mrs Mary McNally who will host them through July.

Breckinridge Long United States Italy Rochester Mann Nantucket E. Winifred Aderton Ambassador Long Minn Boston Rome Albert J. Englehart Salem Mass Mary McNally Liberty Street

Luncheon Bridge at New Meadows Gardens Entices Guests

Mrs. Charles Andrews hosted a luncheon bridge on Saturday for two house guests Mrs. Everett Freystadt of Douglaston L I and Miss Emma Abel of Flushing N Y. Attendees included Mrs. Carl C. Anderson Mrs. Theodore Watson Mrs. Robert Brownell Mrs. Ralph D. Warren and others. Mrs. Johnson won first prize Mrs Frey Stadt second and Miss Hartwell the consolation prize.

Charles Andrews New Meadows Gardens Everett Freystadt Douglaston L. I Emma Abel Flushing N.Y Carl C. Anderson Theodore Watson Robert Brownell Ralph D. Warren Horace Morse Royal A. Johnson Dwight W. Pierce Joseph O. Purdue Charles B. Doyle Constance Grange Helen E. Hartwell Edwin R. Andrews Milton C. Trott Roger D. Skillings Johnson Frey Stadt Miss Hartwell

Murtaugh Family Plans Summer Visit To Center Street

Mrs. Thomas Murtaugh and her son Thomas Jr. traveled from Brooklyn to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oliver on Center Street this summer. Mr. Murtaugh will join later in the season.

Thomas Murtaugh Thomas, Jr Brooklyn N. Y Thomas Oliver Center Street Murtaugh

Surprise Birthday Party Held For Joseph H Breault

Joseph H Breault of Dike Road, a First National Store employee at Front Street Market, was honored Sunday evening with a surprise party hosted by Mrs Breault at the Knowles home on Bedfords Street. Guests included Merritt A Mitchell, Glen Hayhes, Dr Brewster G Sedgwick, Ralph W Mac Donald, and Wesley Johnson with their spouses. The guest of honor received gifts and refreshments were served.

Joseph H. Breault Dike Road First National Front Street Breault Gordon P. Knowles Bedfords Street Merritt A. Mitchell Glen Hayhes Portland Brewster G. Sedgwick Ralph W. MacDonald Wesley Johnson

Cobb Road resident spends weekend in Boston

Robert Brownell of Cobb road passed the weekend in Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Roland L. Eaton, daughter Eunice and son Roland, Jr., Swarthmore, Pa., have arrived at Se basco Estates to pass the Summer. Mr. Eaton has been in the employ of Ginn & Co., text book publishers, the last 15 years.

Roland L. Eaton Eunice Roland, Jr Swarthmore Sebasco Estates Eaton Ginn & Co Text Book Publishers

Miss Parker and Family Visit From Pittsfield

Miss Joyce Parker of Pittsfield Massachusetts arrived to spend a month at Eamesholm. On Monday her brother Edward Parker Mrs Parker and their son Richard joined her after driving from Woodstock Vermont to spend the week together at her home on 7 North Street.

Joyce Parker Pittsfield Mass Eamesholm North Street Edward Parker

Point Beach Club House Opens Season With New York Manager

Small Point Beach club house opened on July 1 for the season with Miss Susan Fraser of New York City as manager. Miss Fraser has arrived and there have been many reservations for July and August.

Small Point Beach Club Susan Fraser New York City

Anthony F. Thomas Returns Home After Major Surgery

Anthony F. Thomas of 9 Freemont Street has returned home from Maine General Hospital in Portland after undergoing a serious operation.

Anthony F. Thomas Freemont Street Maine General Hospital Portland

Submarine S-4 crew linked to Pearl Harbor launch incident

Lieut Edward G Craig and two officers boarded the doomed S-4 during a May sinking off Hawaii. The S-4 had been at Pearl Harbor since 1932 used for experiments. Craig family and other visitors from New York and Yonkers are staying at Diamond Head and Pearl Harbor, with social visits noted.

Edward G. Graig Aaa Ae Hawaiian Islands Navy Department Massachusetts Pearl Harbor Naval Submarine Base Craig Bath Diamond Head Kahala

Dorman Perkins Receives Birth Announcement

Mrs H Dorman Perkins of Perkins Inn West Bath learns of birth of a daughter to her nephew and niece Mr and Mrs Richard Berry of Concord New Hampshire at Concord Memorial Hospital on Monday June 22 named Sylvia Jean

H. Dorman Perkins Perkins Inn West Bath Richard Berry Concord N. H Concord Memorial Hospital Sylvia Jean

Perkinses Welcome Daughter Joyce Kimball Perkins

Relatives announce the birth of a daughter to Prof. and Mrs. Earl Perkins of New Brunswick New Jersey on June 1. The infant is named Joyce Kimball Perkins. The father is a Rutgers University zoology professor and son of Mrs. Edith Perkins of Cox's Head. Mrs. Minerva Anderson of Rumford visited over the weekend with Mrs. Donald D Young at 345 Front Street to attend the Pi Beta Phi luncheon at the Sedgwick.

Earl Perkins New Brunswick N. J Joyce Kimball Perkins Rutgers University Edith Perkins Cox's Head Minerva Anderson Rumford Donald D. Young Front Street Sedgwick

Maine Bankers Association selects new leaders and council

At its annual meeting in Poland Spring the Maine Bankers Association elected Hon. Rupert H. Baxter president of the Bath Trust Co to the American Bankers Association executive council. Daniel T. Dougherty was chosen for the trust company section executive committee.

Maine Bankers Association Poland Spring Rupert H. Baxter Bath Trust Co American Bankers Association Daniel T. Dougherty Trust Company

Mrs Hunter Reaches Territorial Women’s Golf Final

Mrs George P Hunter of Pearl Harbor Hawaii advanced to the Territorial Women’s Golf Championship final at Oahu Country Club Honolulu after victories over Mrs W F Boone and Mrs J K Lamberton. She defeated Lamberton after a long match and then faced Miss Codie Austin, the defending champion, who won the tournament.

George P. Hunter Pearl Harbor T. H Oahu Country Club Honolulu Hunter W. F. Boone J. K. Lamberton Lamberton Codie Austin

Brunswick Residents Return From Boston Weekend

Mr and Mrs Wilfred L Chaplin of 897 Middle Street and Mr and Mrs Charles Paradis of Brunswick returned to their homes Sunday from Boston where they passed the weekend.

Wilfred L. Chaplin Middle Street Charles Paradis Brunswick Boston

Perkins on Two Weeks Vacation at Home

Frank W. Perkins of Wheeling Steel Corp. and New Hampshire representative is spending his annual two weeks’ vacation at his home at 149 North Street.

Frank W. Perkins New Hampshire The Wheeling Steel Corp North Street

Bath couple relocate to new residence at Front Street

Lt Commander Glenn H Easton and Mrs Easton move with their family to 327 Front Street Bath from 619 High Street. Miss Emma Abel returns to Flushing New York after weekend visit with Mr and Mrs Charles Andrews of New Meadows Gardens. Mrs Rupert H Baxter travels home from a 7000 mile motor trip with daughter Mrs Bruce White and grandchildren Lucy and Bruce Jr visiting Black Hills Yellowstone Glacier US parks.

Glenn H. Easton Bath Iron Works, Corp Emma Abel Flushing, N. Y Charles Andrews New Meadows Gardens Rupert H. Baxter Bruce White Topsham Lucy Bruce, Jr Black Hills Dakota Yellowstone Park Glacier Park Montana

Miss Margaret Hardcastle Leaves for Grosse Isle

Miss Margaret Hardcastle of Haverford Pennsylvania travels to Grosse Isle Michigan for the summer. She has been a guest for two weeks at Birch Point with Mrs. Frederick E. Drake.

Margaret Hardcastle Haverford Grosse Isle Mich

Miss Esther Drummond's 16th Birthday Celebration

Mrs Norman H Drummond and Mrs Martha Wood hosted a party at their Arrowsic home for Esther Hinckley Drummond as she marked her 16th birthday. Morse high school graduate Esther, youngest in her class of 99, is a National Honor Society member and popular senior. Guests from Stевens and the class of 1936 attended along with family, games and refreshments followed.

Norman H. Drummond Arrowsic Esther Hinckley Drummond Miss Drummond Morse High School National Honor Society Sylvia Kutz Janet Bridgham Kay Scott

Bath Country Club Hosts Large Evening of Events

Bath Country Club plans a full afternoon to near midnight with a 9 hole handicap tournament, an after dinner program including a song fest, moving pictures, and a talk by Martin W. Watrous on the Klondike gold rush of 1897. Tickets cover tournament play, dinner, and prizes.

Martin W. Watrous Klondike Watrous Harvard New York New Orleans Rich's Mountain West Bath Cornell Donald N. Small Henry C. Wright Edward C. Siiness W. Dayton Hill Warren F. Hawley Thatcher B. Pinkham William 8. Newell

Four Cars Derailed at Wright's Siding in Maine

Early morning eastbound freight derailed four cars near Wright's siding six miles east of Woolwich. A wrecker cleared two broken rails, Downeaster held until 9:40, patrons breakfasted in Bath, and trains delayed with mail moved by truck to Portland. cause cited as the curve.

Bath Wright’s Siding Woolwich Station Portland New York Wiscasset Brunswick Freeport

Nick Mihalos Reopens Bath-Wiscasset Pavilion Night Dance

Nicholas Mihalos owner of United Shoe Repairing Shop has purchased the Ox Horn dance pavilion on the Bath Wiscasset highway. It will reopen this Friday with a Night before the Fourth dance. A carpentry crew updates the building, electric lights are installed and the floor refinished. Lloyd Parker and his nine Shipmates provide music for dancing from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.

Bath- Wiscasset Nicholas 8 Mihalos United Shoe Repairing Shop Lloyd Parker

Local Notes From New York to Nova Scotia Social Roundup

Personal notes list Mrs. Lloyd Cottrel of Binghamton visiting sister Mrs. Leroy Hensinger in Cole- biss Louise Gillespie of Montreal visiting Small Point Beach club house. The Sewell couple in New York welcomed a son named Nicholas Sumner Sewall. Mrs. Clarence W Morse and Miss are visiting friends in Saulnerville Nova Scotia. Reed Pitman of Meadow Way left Wednesday to spend the summer with his aunt Mrs. Bert Emery in Cape Cod.

Lloyd Cottrel Binghamton N. Y Leroy Hensinger Colebiss Louise Gillespie Montreal Small Point Beach Club Sumner Sewell New York H Ae Nicholas Sumner Sewall Clarence W. Morse Miss Saulnerville Nova Scotia Reed Pitman Meadow Way Bert Emery Cape Cod

Bath area summer programs and local court actions

Gorliss street church va school opens July 6 and runs three weeks while the Bath memorial hospital school of nursing plans graduation July 9 at Grace church parish house. Two men arrested for intoxication plead not guilty. one receives 30 days or exile, the other 30 days in the House of Correction. Barber shops stay open Thursday and Friday for the holiday.

Gorliss Street Church Veornee Bath Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Grace Church Oak Street Langdon E. Green Joseph Pennell John J. Keegan Rockland Kennebec Augusta Bath House of Correction

Packing Plant Ready to Begin Operations

The Montsweag Food Products packing plant at Montsweag is prepared to open next week with the first green pea pack expected. About 50 acres are planted to peas across Woolwich and Dresden Neck, all of good quality. Output is forecast to be five times last season, with green beans, corn and tomatoes to follow in a busy season.

Montsweag Food Products, Inc Montsweag Woolwich Dresden Neck

Funeral for Mrs. Sarah Burrill in Saugus and Boston links

The funeral of 78 year old Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Burrill widow of Otis M. Burrill of Saugus Mass occurred Wednesday afternoon at two at her daughter Mrs. Herbert Spinney's home in Boston. The service was conducted by Rev. Joseph O. Purdue. Burial will take place in Riverside Cemetery, Saugus, with her son Henry Burrill and other relatives listed among survivors.

Sarah Elizabeth Burrill Otis M. Burrill Saugus Mass Herbert L. Spinney Court Street Joseph O. Purdue Winter Street Spinney Henry O. Burrill Lynn Frances Virginia Cowen New Bedford Eugene Haggett Marion Spinney Bath Clarence Burrill Doris Kelley Ruby Migulon Pranklin N. H Barbara Burrill Patricia Ann Kelley Allen Kelley, Jr Pranklin, N. H Herbert Sherman

Autopsy to be performed on Mrs Christel case

The body of Mrs Christel was examined with organs sent to the State laboratory. A missing shoe and three leg wounds were noted. County Attorney Dale said no foreign substances reports were available yet, and investigator Frank Cooper questioned Alonzo W Curtis, her former husband, about a Tuesday argument and his absence recent weeks. Curtis had a 1929 divorce decree from Christel.

Boston Dale Cooper Attorney General’s Office Frank Cooper Alonzo W. Curtis Pleasant Avenue Christel Curtis Tuess

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