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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1937

Page

10

Richmond Delights and Departures in a Summer Weekend

Richmond residents host and visit across town and beyond with weddings, family gatherings, and travel notes. Notable items include the marriage of Erva R. Cooper and Chester S. Bennett at the Methodist parsonage, a range of summer visitors from Seattle to Boston, a disinfecting tree-spraying crew, and local officials updating suburban life as townsfolk share news of meetings, church events, and school staff appointments.

Mrs Elmira E Stinson Dies At 95 In Bath

Mrs Elmira E Stinson aged 95 widow of John M Stinson died of heart weakness at home 476 Middle Street Bath after recovering from pneumonia She lived in Bath since age five and in the same house 85 years oldest Corliss Street Baptist church member sister of shipbuilder Gardiner G Deering Survived by daughter Mrs Leland R Mitchell son Charles E Stinson three granddaughters three great grandchildren three nieces and a nephew Funeral Friday at two at her home.

Elmira E. Stinson John M. Stinson Middle Street Bath Corliss Street Charles E. Stinson Robert Fulton Portland Donald Hopkins Henry Weyland Holyoke Mass Betty Mae Hopkins Carroll A. Deering

George Wilson Manchester respect ed citizen dies after long illness

George Wilson of Manchester New Hampshire father to George Wilson Jr dies Tuesday afternoon shortly after his brother Dr David L Wilson of Central church Bath reached his bedside following a late Monday departure. He survived by one son and had lost his sister Elizabeth in New York a week earlier. Funeral planned for Manchester Thursday at two with Dr Wilson returning to Bath Friday.

George Wilson Manchester N. H David L. Wilson Central Church Bath Wilson Elizabeth New York George Wilson, Jr Dr Wilson

Fred H Cary Funeral Held in East Brunswick

The funeral for Fred H Cary a known farmer and antique dealer was held Wednesday at his home in East Brunswick. Two former Beacon Street Methodist ministers Rev Weston P Holman and Rev Harley A Shattuck officiated. Bearers were five brothers in law Arthur L Charles W Chester A Wallace and Stephen Plant of Brookline Mass. Burial followed at Oak Grove Bath.

Fred H. Cary East Brunswick Beacon Street Methodist Church Bath Weston P. Holman Camden Harley A. Shattuck Rumford Arthur L Charles W Chester A Wallace Stephen Plant Brookline Mass Oak Grove

Funeral for Mrs. Emma J. Knight at Pleasant Street home

Mrs Emma J Knight widow of Sidney B Knight died recently and was laid to rest Wednesday afternoon at two in the home at 9 Pleasant Street Rev Ernest Heywood of Wesley Methodist church officiated Bearers were Harry W Crosman and Lery E Whittemore Burial followed at Oak Grove Mr and Mrs Paul Tiemer and two children Paul Jr and Jane arrived Friday night from Summit NJ to visit her parents Mr and Mrs William S Newell at Washington Street

Emma J. Knight Sidney B. Knight Pleasant Street Ernest Heywood Wesley Methodist Church Harry W. Crosman Lery E. Whittemore Oak Grove Paul Tiemer Paul, Jr Jane Summit N. J William S. Newell Washington Street

Georgetown and Robinhood social season notices

Georgetown residents host visiting relatives and plan summer events while Working League closes its season. Guests include Newman, Hagan, Trafton, and Billings families with extended visits from Richmond, Boston, Portland, and Bath. A July supper, August sale, and a July 11 wedding are announced amid cottage gatherings and local tours.

A. B. Newman Memphis Tenn H. G. Newman St. Louis Roy Newman Curtis Wendell Todd Emma B. Billings Working League Dorothy Stuart Marilla Tarr Richmond Doris Trafton Melrose William Weir Pawtucket Charles Blaisdell Bath Rudolf Trafton Portland L. Earle Hagan Nettie Gray Harold F. Hunt White Mountains Walter Powers Woodrow Gray Eleanor Cunningham Lester Horne Street Florida Harry Horne Roscoe P. Todd Warren Laura Boyd Boston E. B. Billings Harry Carlisle T. M. Hagan Edward Wren Norman E. Treat Germantown W. A. Todd Howard Fletcher Belmont Professor Wren Massachusetts Cousens Tufts College William Mitchell Otto Schoepfer James and Leonard R. I Schaupfer Helen Sims Vaughn Overman Bath Elm Street Leila Campbell Irving Flora Campbell Edgecomb Campbell Elsie Jordan Morse Cottage Robinhood Parker Providence Blanche Westall Frank Heald Belle Heald Georgetown P. C. Stebbins Maynard Files Arthur L. Todd Lisbon Louise Tedd Cora A. Williams Dorothy Files Oscar Williams Robert Jordan Brookline H. G. Heald Harry Heald

Summer social notes from Westport and nearby towns

Westport and coastal Maine residents share a busy holiday scene with visitors from Everett, Boston, Bath, Portland and Portland area towns. Families are at cottages and summer homes on Montsweag bay, Squam Creek, Boothbay Harbor, and nearby locations, while dances draw record Fourth of July crowds.

Alexander McTish Everett Mass Colby Farm Montsweag Bay Ross Beaton Bath Robert Greenleaf A. H. Perkins Town Hall Ernest Anderson Martin South Portland Evelyn Haggeett Nona Mains Arrowsic Frank Grafon Cook's Corner Brunswick James Harper Squam Creek R. L. Towle Arche Cunningham Boothbay Harbor Wesley Green Charles Boothby Malcolm Portland Owen Boothby Barbara Jean Willis Colby Squam Creek Road Margaret Webber Maude Joseph Hodgdon Wiscasset

Maitland Wideman Wedding On Mac Mahon Island

Eleanor Rogers Wideman marries Albert George Conway Maitland at St. Cuthbert's Chapel on MacMahan Island. Bishop of Hotchkiss School and Bryn Mawr guests help, 70 attendees, with local residents and extended family present. The couple plan summer at The Locusts New Suffolk and winter in Lakeville Connecticut.

Eleanor Rogers Wideman Albert George Conway Maitland St. Cuthbert's Chapel Mac Mahan Island James S. Rogers Haverford Mr. Maitland George Arthur Maitland Sussex England Oxford University Hotchkiss School Lakeville Conn Wallace Soule Falmouth Eleanor Painter MacMahan George van Santvoord Noree Wideman Martha Soule Andrew Mutch Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church Bryn Mawr Arthur N. Taft Andover Mass Mary M. Rogers Talbot M. Rogers George K. Rogers Sally Masters George S. Pine Katurah Pine Theodore S. Lazell Kimball Louise Mabel Searle J. Clifford Woodhull George Rathbun Mary May Rathbun Judith Logan Helen’rey Lillian Wheeler Bowden Greggson Sara Allen Charles F. Painter Brookline Charles F. Griffith Philadelphia Miriam Stowers Searsport Palm Beach Fla William Nealley Bangor Richard Carney J. K. Bodell Harry C. Edgar H. S. Lovejoy Allan Lovejoy Jonesville Wis George E. Gray William Marr EdWard Clarey Vernon Gray Osborn Brewer George Laskey Albee Bath Bath, Played the Organ. After A Short Trip Mr. and Mrs. Millland

POPHAM NOTES Beach activities and cottage visits noted

Bathing and picnics filled the beaches as fireworks lit the evening. Capt Edgar N Drake of Georgetown visited his son Seaman Drake while families from Auburn Portland and Montreal occupied local cottages for the weekend and summer, including Mr and Mrs Fred Scribner and the Webber cottage occupants.

Edgar N. Drake Georgetown Seaman Drake Charles Small Norma Arlene Beverley Charles Richard Auburn Albert Pennell Portland Fred Scribner Hubell Johnston Montreal Canada Webber

Arrest of Lucien Ehe on child support charges in city court

Lucien Ehe was arrested in Municipal court Wednesday morning on non-support of his minor children. Annette Lancaster, the children's guardian, was the complainant. Judge Arthur J. Dunton continued the case until afternoon. Earlier, five intoxication cases were arraigned from the prior day. two pleaded guilty, one of them fined $3 plus $5.30 costs, another as a stranger given leave to depart town, while the three not guilty pleas were continued to afternoon.

Lucien Ehe Annette Lancaster Arthur J. Dunton

Personal notes of holiday visits and returns in New England

Mr and Mrs Kenneth London and son Brice of Claremont NH visited Mechanic street hosts and have returned. Mr and Mrs John C Mercer and son Wilfred with Miss Dorothy Dauphin and Miss Gladys Brimigion drove to Millinocket to visit friends over the holiday. Mrs William Daley of Middlestreet CO spends two weeks in Ipswich MA with sister in law Mrs Donald Wishart. Miss Betty Walter of Lakewood OH, guest of Miss Betty Rice and Mr and Mrs Carlton Rice Turner Court, has returned.

Kenneth London Brice Claremont N. H Omar Fullerton Mechanic Street John C. Mercer Wilfred Dorothy Dauphin Gladys Brimigion William Daley Middlestreet, Co Ipswich Mass Donald Wishart Betty Walter Lakewood Ohio Betty Rice Carlton Rice Turner Court

Five Islands season fills with cottage openings and visitors

A long string of visitors and seasonal openings mark the Five Islands scene as cottages on Sedgemere road Malden Island and Malden Island see new occupants and extended stays. Residents from Bath Boston Cambridge and Providence join locals for the Fourth weekend with Rockcrest Harbor View and Harbor Home hosting guests. Utilities expand as electricity comes to more homes while locals like Captain Hanna repaint the Sky Pilot for summer cruising and mail routes continue.

Five Islands Rockcrest Harbor View Harbor Home George Hanna Fred Johnson Arthur Anne Waltham Mass Sedgemere Road Johnson Malden Island Aubrey Steen Bath Coombs Nat Hassenfus Boston Seguinland Harriet Worrell Ralph Worrell Philadelphia Chestnut Hill Davis-Moore Sedgemere Everett Stevens Robinhood Percy Savage Ada MacGillivary Portland Maud Jones Brookline Ida Readel Norwood Otis Baker Little Good Harbor H. B. Cranshaw Newton Ruth Pierce Mina Grace Southport Howard Bacon Francis and Donald Sudbury Lightbody Vernal Chaney Kittery Franz Stevens D. R. Stevens Arrowsic Victor Pinkham W. Jd. Stout Walter E. Reid Stout American Telephone Co New York Bar Harbor Cameron Hinckley Medford Hillside Alex Marr, Jr Everett, Mass J. G. Rowe Bert Lewis Auburndale C. A. Rasmussen Frederick Susan Briggs Somerville West Elizabeth Vickerson Milton Cleveland Rowe Mabel Dickey Walter Thomas Lowell Miulden Tish J. A. Folsom Augusta Horace Fa Wade Woolwich Visorry Russell Boynton Lester Davis Maurice Pinkham Charles Burgess Russell Pinkham Edsworth Pinkham Howard Charles Ruggs Worcester John Grindell Harry Greenlaw Stoneham Carrie Young Medford Sass Briges Fred Pratt

Bath visitors and holiday gatherings fill week

Walter E Reid visited Bath on Thursday while Miss Mary Louise and Miss Barbara Pinkham stayed with their grandmother Mrs D R Stevens of Arrow Sit. Families from Dorchester Waltham Georgetown Kittery Cambridge Plainfield and Gardiner mixed with cottage weekends. Five Islands firefighters bought 500 feet more hose and use of a fire truck. Cary is survived by his wife Caroline Plant with no nearer relatives.

Walter E. Reid Bath Mary Louise Barbara Pinkham D. R. Stevens Arrowsit Arthur Hunt Dorchester Mass Hunt G. H. Smith Gertrude Smith Sedgemere Road Leon Williams Waltham Walter Newdick Georgetown Five Islands Will Reid Eugene Baker Kittery John Hinds Pejepscot Seguinland Walter Prosser Joan Walter Hinds Walter, Jr Marilyn Leslie Ainley Virginia Cambridge Theodore Campbell Campbell Pratt Bowdeinham Maynard Hinckley Martha Joyce Gardiner Mr. Cary Caroline B. Plant

Fred H Cary Dies From Injuries Sustained In Horse Kick

Fred H Cary a 638 East Brunswick farmer and antiques dealer died at Bath Memorial Hospital from internal complications after being kicked by his horse on June 16. He specialized in strawberry culture, ran famous beds, and was active in Topsham Grange and later West Bath Grange, with ties to Bath Rotary and Beacon Street Methodist Church.

Fred Ho Cary East Brunswick Bath Memorial Hospital Mr. Cary Samuel and Mary Curtis Cary Topsham Grange West Bath Grange Bath Rotary Club Beacon Street Methodist

Andrew Cascadden Found Dead In Bed In Auburn

Andrew Cascadden of Knight street Auburn once chef at Jimmy's Diner Lewiston area and longtime restaurant operator with his wife, was found dead in bed Thursday morning last week. He appeared in good health Wednesday night. Surviving are a son Percy Cascadden and daughter Mrs Roy Pugh, plus grandsons, a granddaughter, two sisters and four brothers. Mrs Oliver and Mrs Gilkerson are among nieces and relatives in Bath Windsor Mills Quebec Sherbrooke Quebec Woolwich. Mrs Oliver visits Mrs Gilkerson.

Andrew Jack Cascadden Knight Street Auburn Leonard W. Oliver Washington Street Canada Mr. Cascadden Lewiston Jimmy Minot Avenue Percy F. Cascadden Roy Pugh Fort Munroe Kenneth Blynn Cascadden Andrew Pugh Virginia Velicia Cascadden Oliver Bath Jennie Gilkerson Windsor Mills Que Nelson Cascadden Sherbrooke John Gilkerson Edward T. Foster Woolwich Florence Oliver Andrew Cascadden

Emma J Knight dies. Bath resident widow of Sid Knight

Emma J. Knight 86 widow of Sidney B Knight died Monday at Bath Memorial Hospital after a week as patient. A Bath native, she leaves son James L Knight chairman of the cemetery and park board, four grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and a Portsmouth grandchild. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM from her home 9 Pleasant Street with Rev Ernest Heywood officiating. she was a member of Wesley United Church.

Emma J. Knight Sidney B. Knight James S. Knight Bath Memorial Hospital Bath James Dorothy Walker Edwin Sidney Knight Portsmouth Pleasant Street Ernest Heywood Wesley M. Fo Church Knight

Wiscasset Social Notes From River Road Season Arrivals

Continued from Pause Bewun details daily visits and seasonal stays. Residents Mrs Frea W Blasdon Miss Edna Joes and Mr and Mrs Wester C Day enjoy Cottage on River road North Edrecomb for the season. Mrs Charles No Sisson and Miss Katherine Pankhimn improve after illness. Niece Mrs Katherine Muncer of New York with aunt Miss Eva Rowe and Mrs Twemada Allen who returns to Bangor. Mrs Anne Dickson and son Earl of Alfred visit relatives. The Harada FE Armes family members at the city with Miss Ward and Mrs Ward motoring to Sullivan and Bar Harbor to visit Mrs Doris Ach and Mrs Black.

Frea W. Blasdon Edna Joes Wester C. Day Thei Cottage River Road North Edrecomb Charles No Sisson Katherine Pankhimn Katherine Muncer New York Eva Rowe Twemada Allen Bangor Anne Dickson Earl Alfred Harada FE Armes Harold and Rachard Patisy and Merthyne Ward Hartford Larmery Bath Surrento Sullivan Bar Harbor Doris Ach Ra, Black Roa Blick

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Calvin R. Meisner Eleanor Calvin, Jr Waltham, Mass Eugene Edgecomb Marion McKenney Front Street Fred Elliott Stewart Alvah Nickerson Lois Damariscotta Raymond Libby Erva R. Cooper Alton Cooper Chester S. Bennett Mary Carr Methodist Gilbert Edgett Hazel Bennett Wilbur Cooper Bennett Gardiner High School Richmond High School Richmond-Dresden Pray New Road Waterville Randolph Dresden Methodist Church Mae Williams Lettie Blair Edward P. Favor Evelyn Orrs Ruby Orrs Herman Easler Gardiner Street William Bishop Vivian Alice Seattle Wash Bishop Lela Douglass Lewis Loon Louis Leon Gertrude Curtis Cincinnati Harold Wade Nancy Capitol Island Bertha Raymond Ruth Robinson Theresa McCarthy Wellesley G. B. N. Soule Fred E. Southard Sailors Long Harbor N. Y Joseph Mary Luella (Chamberlain) Southard T. J. Southard Lillian Wade Elmer Wade Pittsfield Harold Dummont Lois Small Skowhegan Howard Small Lions Club Annie Johnson Bert Skinner Frank Beedle Charles R. Campbell Paul R. Given Thersa B. Given Elsie Adams Fairfield Gor Edward Corran Annabel Edward Lloyd Kelley Carl Bishop Earl Keirstead Neil Bishop Glen Lamoreau Philip Bishop Cotton Cemetery Charles Thompson Togus Seth Watson Florence E. D. Marsh Rutland Annabelle Hovey Alice Hovey Farmington Normal School Ann Spofford Grace Stubbs Frank Preble M. Preble Ida Hosmer Cherryfield Ralph Putnam Holden Priest Swan Island Marion Baker Monmouth Samuel Furbish George Thompson Bedford Hattie Knight Hattie Trufant Edward Small E. L. White Robert Wallace Clifford Gray Elson Edwin Lamoreau Lou Lamoreu Charlotte White Marjoris Curtis Miss Knight Wallace Baker Gates Russell County Road Roland Grant Charles Savage H. A. Tarr D. M. Humphreys & Co Sagadahock Block Bath, Me Room Mrs. Knight Westport Ralph G. Pennuyer Roger Nickerson Pondville Tedder U.S. S. Drayton Coa PBS Isabel Murphy Join J. Murphy Chapel Street Prank M Wilson Upper High Street Maitland-Wideman M’mahan Island St. Cuthbert’s Chapel Popham Billy Blen Bley Cottage Ledpemere Elliot Lum Stiniaier Bath Savings Institution Fred H. Carey Fred S. Curtis & CO Thomas R. Huston Center Street
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