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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1933

Page

7

Richmond Area Social Notes and Local Visitors

Richmond residents share updates on meetings, travels, hosted guests, and summer stays. Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Pratt attend a Maine Medical Association meeting. The Anchorage Antique Shop opens in Richmond. Many families welcome relatives from Lewiston Gardiner Boston and beyond for weekends and funerals, weddings, and summer visits.

Many Distinguished Guests At Sebasco

A Maine summer scene at Sebasco Estates and Shore Acres golf course hosts a host of notable visitors. Attendees include Judge William S. Kenyon former U S senator and Eighth Circuit judge, ex-Governor N E Kendall of Iowa, Walter E Edge former ambassador to France, Senator Frederick Hale, ex-Governor Percival Baxter, and Morris McDonald former Maine Central Railroad president. Mr and Mrs John M Howe and family open their Upper Washington street home for the season after Winter and Spring stays with Mrs Howe's sister Mrs Frank H Turner and Mr Turner at 55 Union Street.

E. F. Pratt Maine Medical Association Poland House of Delegates J. H. Parker John S. Parker Leeds Carroll Farrington Hackensack N. J Farrington Brunswick Road Wallace Curtis Maxine Curtis Ruth Carter Gardiner Lilla Curtis Alexander Road Tavoehne Corbin George Washington, D. C Martha Moore Marlboro Mass Corbin Greene Anchorage Jane Harwood Wiscasset Roy Brown Bertha Woodworth Attleboro Josiah White Frank Carver George Watson Greenville Rufus Hatch Augusta Leslie Roberts Carlton Lewis Roberts Lucille Elizabeth Perry Winthrop John Tarr Charles Berry Dingley Road Hattie McKenna Charles Porer John Clark William Dingley Arthur Hayes Pauline Dickinson Helen Witham Myrtle Gordon E. O. Tarr Delia Douglass Grace Putnam Erma Cooper Mina F. Rice Portland Sunday Telegram Marjorie Rice B. R. Temple Shriners Lakewood Charles Danforth Litchfield Richmond Frank Annie Merrill Danforth Iceboro Robert Lester Frank Danforth Evergreen Cemetery Mount Carmel Electa Chapter Bowdeinham Olive Branch Dresden Melvin P. Mitchell Hudson, Mass J. Harry Holmes Milton Charles Howes Main Street Mitchell Howes Fire Chiefs Association Lewiston Leon Dunklee Olive Hull Chesancock H. C. Carrick Maurice Coughlin Oklahoma Jeanice Small Orono Francis Spence Dexter Mary Kenney Lynn Philip Nardini Old Orchard George Clark Willis P. Bradford Priscilla Spencer, Mass Lester A. Barker Oakfield Warren Keith Worcester Barker Jean Edgecomb Boston Agnes Wood Annie Hagerty Auburn James Murray Stephen Danforth James Ross Pleasant Pond Harold Hinchliffe Kinghley Cooper James Larrabee Luise Pratt Bangor E. E. Durand Belgrade Lakes Percy Little Jane Little Hermine Corriveau Frances Watson Helen Moore Dingley Farm Sally Merriman Cyrus Reynolds Bath Frank Anderson W. N. Price Genevieve Stuart Detroit Mich Ernest Morrill Westfield Morrill Clarence Morrill Joseph W. Randlette New England Association of Fire Chiefs Olive Stilphen Evelyn Stewart Five Islands Daniel Brown Hallowell Ernest Stewart Brown Maynard Brown Harriette Hoar Lincoln Ida Hosmer Gardiner Street Charles Dunklee Linden Little Greenfield Harry L. Stilphen Poland Spring George Wren Marjorie Wren R. N Dwight S. Lord Patterson Montclair Chelsea James Coughlin Eastport Sarah Coughlin Charles James Charles Hunt Mechanic Falls Enman Leroy Cleveland Philip J. Cleveland Brooklyn Conn Good Housekeeping Boston Globe Minnie Waldron Martha Totman Ann Spofford Homer Alexander George Thompson Gilsland Gardens Maine Sebasco Estates Shore Acres William S. Kenyon United States Eighth Circuit N. E. Kendall Iowa Sebasco France Walter E. Edge Small Point U. S Frederick Hale Percival P. Baxter Portland Morris McDonald Maine Central Railroad John M. Howe Upper Washington Street

Summer with Boothbay Harbor residents and visitors

Derby mood of Boothbay Harbor lists numerous visitors and seasonal residents from Massachusetts, New York, and New England. Houses opened and cottages occupied, with frequent social calls, arrivals, and small town activities noted along with church events and local duties.

Arrowsic Georgetown Sunday Services Schedule

Pastor B H Bohmfalk leads church services at Arrowsic and Robinhead with a painting of Jesus the subject. Morning sessions Sunday at Arrowsic 1 30 AM and Robinhead 2 30 PM. Evening at Arrowsic 8 PM. Midweek services Thursday Arrowsic 8 PM and Friday Robinhood 7 30 PM.

Arrowsic Georgetown Jesus Robinhead Robinhood

Fire damages flat with garage blaze at Bedford Street

A remodeled two apartment house at 35 Bedford Street suffered serious damage when a double garage annex caught fire Sunday afternoon. Fire Chief Charles E. Parks led the response. damage estimated around $3,000. Residents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crockett and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Richter, plus their daughter Ruth, escaped unharmed. The Austin garage and a roof section were affected. origins remain undetermined.

Bedford Street Charles E. Parks Arthur Mr. Richter Boston Mrs. Crockett Mount Vernon Mr. Crockett Austin Richter Portland Jacob Verheus Ralph O. Burden Engine 4 Parks Albert F. Austin Peru Ruth Johnson

Famous Colored Revue Here for Two Days

Hi De Ho the sensational colored revue performs at Bath Opera House Friday and Saturday after stops in Boston and Philadelphia. The cast features Doris Rheabottom Caroline Snowden John Mason Ferdie Robinson Al Brantley Slappy Wallace with a creole chorus and The Three Flashy Steppers. 60 minutes of fun and musical numbers accompany a fine screen program at popular Bath prices.

Boston Chestnut Street Opera House Philadelphia Bath Opera House Bath Doris Rheabottom Caroline Snowden New York Cotton Club

Augusta Cadet Band to give four free summer concerts

Mayor Robert A. Cony announced that the Augusta Cadet Band led by Ernest R. Hill will present four free public concerts this summer. The first is set for Monday July 1 at Monument Park, with three more to be scheduled at Edwards Park, Williams Field, and the East side of the city.

Robert A. Cony Augusta Augusta Cadet Band Ernest R. Hill Monument Park Edwards Park Williams Field

Five Islands Grange entertains Sagadahoc Pomona officers

Five Islands grange hosted Sagadahoc Pomona on June 28 with the fifth degree conferred on nine candidates in the morning. A lobster stew was served to over 100 at noon and an afternoon open session featured a program as County Deputy Peasley attended. Numerous residents and visitors from Bath, Georgetown, Malden Island and beyond arrived for the summer, with many staying in cottages and attending events, services, and local gatherings.

Joseph F. Higgins Dorothy W. Oliver Walter V. Cummings William A. Toddoe Boothbay Harbor Gaston LaChaise New York Harry Adams Quincy Mass Marion Hunt Malden Island Annie M. Jones Robinhood P. Todd Charles Lewis Gilbert Standish Five Islands Harry Heald Ambrose MacFadden Bath S. W. Scott C. L. Hinckley Sagadahoc Bay Rena Bowles West Georgetown A. B. Newman Memphis Tenn Hulbert Chicago Thayer Seward E. Emmons Doris Trafton Helen Seaverns Melrose Trafton H. M. Trafton Howard Fletcher Son Stetson Jamaica Plain Mr. Fletcher E. B. Billings Georgia Wheeler Arrowsic Billings George F. Oliver Kennebec Point Belle M. Heald W. A. Todd Elbridge Cunningham Walter Boothbay William Besaw Edward Wren Phillip Dalrymple Newton Center John Mitchell Robert and Everett Waltham Higgins Beach Rebecca Reyher Faith New York City Reyher Percy Allen Oakland B. F. Perry Walter Thomas Lowell Leon Williams Williams John Grindell Bridge Club Mark Hennessey William Daley John Keegan Edward Cook Ruth Johnson Arlene Footer Harald Small H. B. Cranshaw Malden Lloyd Pinkham John Sinclair Kimball Ill W. S. Cushing J. F. Grover Rochester N. H S. S. Lightbody Otis Baker James Norwood Little Good Harbor Alice Cromwell Charles Kenney Dora L. Howard George Gray Woodrow Gray Everett Cromwell Eugenia Freeman Wesley M. E. Church Dudley Leslie Ainlee Virginia Cambridge Clarence McMahan Roberta Olive Bath Hospital Charles A. McMahan Harmon's Harbor Fred Ried William H. Holland West Bath Henry Ryan Walpole Sterling Jones Charles Campbell Fred Carr Thomas Shaw Moulton Lawrenceville Academy Lawrenceville N. J Seguinland Theodore Campbell Doris Ann Brunswick Hospital Webster Harley Norman Harley Milford Grange Circle Grange Hall Walter Savage Kittery Percy Savage Nehemiah Boynton, Jr Newton Russell Upson Richard West Hartford Carr Gardner Mary Moore Samuel Boyd Boston Harold Rowe Junior Carl Ellsworth Pinkham Gertrude Smith Doris Gates Virginia Ainlee John Lundquist Roslindale Eunice Arpe West Roxbury Pollyanna Lodge E. M. Horton C. M. Bigelow Belfast Furber Davis Ambose Thibodeau Phil Campbell Hartley Harley Alonzo Thibodeau Erlon Thibodeau Wallace Freeman Gene Stevens J. P. Davis Alfred Rowe Joan Grindell Stearns Scott Georgetown Center Olive Leon H. H. Richardson Stoneham

Colored Flash Beats Cyclone Sawyer In Sixth Round

Matty Owens of Sanford defeats Cyclone Jimmy Sawyer in a six round decision at Arcade Arena on the Fourth of July Eve. The main bout between Johnny Wilson and Joe Barre steals the show, ending in an eight round battle with Wilson dominating after a volatile clash filled with fouls and rough exchanges. An opening bout sees Walter Rogers debut with a 10 second knockout over Kid Bernier. A fair crowd witnesses the action.

Matty Owens Sanford Jimmy Sawyer Arcade Arena Johnny Wilson Joe Barre Barre Wilson Brooklyn N. Y Johnny Ross Chase Bath Owens Cyclone Sawyer Sawyer Cyclone Jimmy Walter Rogers Winnegance Kid Bernier Brunswick Rogers Bernier

Holiday visit to East Boothbay home hosts families

Mr and Mrs Francis Saville and daughter Barbara Mr and Mrs Lewis Smalley and daughter Donna Rae of Rockland Edward Ward of New York and Mrs Evelyn T Hope of Center street spent the holiday at Mrs Hope s Summer home in East Boothbay.

Francis Saville Barbara Lewis Smalley Donna Rae Rockland Edward Ward New York Evelyn T. Hope Center Street

Overlook Lodge at Kennebec Point Promises Ideal Maine Summer Retreat

The Maine coast is praised as the vacation land, highlighting Kennebec Point near Bath with Overlook Lodge and Camp Shelta Sea. Built in 1923, Overlook Lodge offers ocean views, screened buildings, a dining hall, recreational hall, and activities including tennis, swimming, and canoeing. The article extols the beauty of Sagadahoc Bay and nearby lighthouses, inviting guests to enjoy seafood and the serene woodsy setting.

Maine America Kennebec Point Kennebec River Georgetown Bath Overlook Ledge Overlook Lope Bay Point Popham Beach Pond Island Sagadahoc Bay Overlook Lodge Kipling

Thornton Academy Trustees Set July 10 Meeting

The annual meeting of Thornton academy trustees is scheduled for July 10 for electing officers for the coming year. Teachers will be elected after that date, a board member said Friday. Changes in academy officers are expected this year.

Thornton Academy

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