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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1925

Page

2

Bubier Family Annual Reunion Held in Leavitt's Grove

The Bubier family marked its 25th annual reunion Saturday at Leavitt's grove in West Bath with a noon box lunch of steamed clams, a business meeting led by vice president Harry Burke, and officers elected for next year. Attendees included Fernley Bubier as president and Gladys Adkins as secretary, with cake by Hattie Lord of Auburn. The gathering also heard plans for next year’s reunion and invited all to Camden.

Bubier Leavitt’s Grove West Bath Harry Burke Fernley Bubier W. P. Lester Gladys Adkins W. A. Bubier W. W. Walker Camden Hattie Lord Auburn Stanley Bubier Alfreda Bubie

Summer visitors and cottage stays around Sabine and Sabino

The Augusta area article lists numerous families and guests spending the Fourth and summer at Sabine Sabino and nearby cottages. Notable names include Larrabee, Bates, Haggett, Yates, Williams, Mayo, Knight, Perkins, and Small, with travels to Orr’s Island and Old Orchard and arrivals such as Wilbert Bates Small born July 1.

Pleanor Martha King Richmond Dinsmore Arthur Taylor Whittemore Mass Ernest E. Williams Campbell’s Pond Julia Gertrude Coombs Portland Amy Coombs Frank Carter Livermore Falls E. W. Haggett Clement Yates Yates Colliber Danvers Larrabee Larrabee’s Grove Annie Williams Bath J. Everett Mayo Ralph Kenney John Charles Edward A. J. Higgins Orr's Island L. D. Sheldon Joseph W. Larrabee E. B. Marston Ralph Malden Charles Bates, Jr Sabine Charlotte Perkins Charles Owen Owen Sabino William Smith Josiah Merton Wright Sebasco J. W. Larrabee Topsham W. G. Bates Winnegance Robert Small Joan Small Everett Lemont Herbert Cavanaugh L. L. Hooker Lloyd

Weekend at Sabino Cottages Among Local Families

Mr and Mrs Arthur G Oliver and family with Eugene McGrath and daughter Elizabeth visited the Sabino area over the holiday. Charles Dain and daughter Marion Dain of Bath occupied the Dain cottage. Mr and Mrs Toulouse of Waterville were guests of Mr and Mrs John Pooler at their cottage for the weekend.

Hooker Cottage Sabino Arthur G. Oliver Eugene McGrath Elizabeth Charles Dain Marion Dain Bath Dain Toulouse Waterville John Pooler Walter Savage New Hampshire Elie Robertson John Manchester-by-the-Sea Mr. Robertson

Charles W. Lee 75 West Bath farmer dies after shower

Charles W. Lee a leading West Bath farmer died instantly Tuesday afternoon after returning home from an errand following a severe storm. Born 1850, he owned one of the town’s best farms and was renowned for helping neighbors. He leaves widow Annie F. Lee and two nieces. Funeral Friday at two daylight time at the home.

Charles W. Lee West Bath Mr. Lee Bath George Katherine Work Lee Lees England Lithgow’s Landing Pleasant Cove Morse Farm Fiddler's Reach J. Harry Blaisdell Kennebec New Meadows E. C. Dunning Lower Washington Street West Bath Place Annie F. Lee Frank W. Jaques Charles E. Vanderklwed

Joshua Spicer Funeral Held at Ed ward Street Home

The funeral for Joshua Spicer was held Wednesday afternoon at his Ed ward street home with Rev. John A. Swetnam of First Baptist officiating. Bearers were Frank Daley Herbert Norton Hans Mitchell William Ayers Russell Phinney and Albert E. Craven. Burial followed at Oak Grove.

Joshua Spicer Edward Street John A. Swetnam First Baptist Church Frank Daley Herbert Norton Hans Mitchell William Ayers Russell Phinney Albert E. Craven Oak Grove

Miss Annie M Stewart Funeral Notice

The funeral of Annie M Stewart a bookkeeper at the First National Bank who died suddenly Tuesday morning after a brief illness will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 30 at her home 33 Pleasant street

Annie M. Stewart First National Bank Pleasant Street

Woolwich Fourth Visitors Fill Town and Local Preaching

Woolwich welcomed a large Fourth crowd with visitors from Brunswick and Belgrade Lakes. Local tales note numerous guests at homes, ongoing repairs, military training at Fort Williams, and ongoing church services led by Rev. Hardin and others amid summer plans and strawberry harvests.

Miss Frances Gilmore Funeral Held at Woolwich

The funeral for Miss Frances J. Gilmore was held Tuesday afternoon at her home on the Bailey Neck road in Woolwich. Rev. Edwin Dodge Hardin of Bath officiated. Bearers included Cyrus Gilmore John Gilmore John H. Gilmore and Frank Bailey. Burial followed in Nequasset Cemetery.

Chester R. Duncan South Church North Church Sagadahoe Ferry Maude Gay Brunswick Harold Walker Belgrade Lakes Sarah P. KB. Hathorne Frank Head Edgar Blanch Rhode Island Charles Howard Miller Sarah V. E. Hathorne Irving Miller Doston Elizabeth Curtis Bath Laura Farnham Winnifred Kennerson Bath City Hospital Frank Carter Livermore Falls David Carter Everett Rice Agene Long Madeline Evans New York Wilson Wright Harold Dexter Lexington J. W. Dexter L. F. Savage Augusta D. W. Hathorne Harry Hayward Portland Hollis Leeman Harold Leeman Fred Hayward Artell Hayward Carlton Moosehead Lake Eben Dana Mary Burton Hodgkins Little Son Old Orchard Beatrice Hanson Fred Hanson Frances J. Gilmore Bailey Neck Road Woolwich Edwin Dodge Hardin Winter Street Cyrus Gilmore John Gilmore John H. Austin Frank Bailey Nequasset

Showers Damage Telephone Lines Across Everett

Storms unleashed lightning and a torrential rain on Broadway and Everett causing a near panic. The Newburyport turnpike at the Everett end flooded, driveways washed into the road, and numerous cars skidded off the slick highway amid the downpour.

Broadway Everett Newburyport Turnpike Pate Re

Questions Serve To Amuse Rotarians At Bath Rotary Lunch

The Bath Rotary club at King Tavern held a noon meeting with Percy R. Nickerson directing a questions session. Members answered on deep religious topics with others stepping in if needed. Rotarians Forrest Treworgy Milo N L Todd St Stephen N B Dick Vose attended with guests Gerald Bonnes Calais William C Robinson Vortland and Lewis B Pierce from Boston.

Bath Rotary Club King Tavern Percy RE. Nickerson Percy Forrest Treworgy Milo N. L. Todd St. Stephen N. B Dick Vose Cambridge Mass Gerald Bonnes Calais William C. Robinson Vortland Lewis B.pierce Boston

Runabout in Trouble Near Lombard Street

A Ford runabout with New York plates broke a wishbone Tuesday afternoon on Lombard street. The car went out of control and struck the curb, bending both forward wheels under the vehicle.

New York Lombard Street Federal Lot

Colonial Club Meeting Highlights Banquet Backing Funds

Vice President Daniel Williams reported at the Colonial club meeting that nearly half of the club's banquet appropriation would be returned. The group thanked the banquet committee members Sheriff J Horace McClure and Rev G B Wolstenholme. Letters of appreciation were approved for Landlord Cahill and I M Olm of the Kennebec Greenhouses. A D Page and Amory Houghton Jr were admitted to resident membership.

Daniel Williams Colonial Club New Meadows Inn J. Horace McClure G. B. Wolstenholme Cahill I. M. Olm Kennebec A. D. Page Amory Houghton, Jr

Ribbon hat rivals satin for early fall fashion

A Dry Goods Economist notes ribbon hats in black and colors will rival satin hats for late summer and early fall sales. A new fabric, checked grosgrain with satin ribbon, joins cocque de velour ribbed millinery. Felt hats with pastel shades and shadow lace attract attention, including a pink felt with blond lace. Ponzi advertises for a Florida real estate agent post.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Annie Trufant P. A. L. Club Margaret Chaney Charlotte Pottle Carolyn Plant Edna Hallowell Phyllis Wright H. A. Owen Charles A. Owen M. H. Brown Harold Bailey Joseph Marcia Wiscasset Axel Hanson Virginia Barbara Worcester Hanson Miss Stewart Forrest Carlton Eugene Long Fort Williams Catherine Beedee Forrest Sagage Gardiner Maria Cothran Fred Carlton Milton C. Trott Marjorie Novella Trott N. W. Eaton Phippsburg Harold G. Shaw Clarence Bailey Montsweag Asbury Bailey Milton Bailey East Boston Esther Harvey North Bath Miss Harvey C. BE. Baker Merrymeeting Camp Leland Savage Curtis M. Parker Lynn Merry Meeting Camp Ben Miller Boothbay W. F. Baker A. F. Temple Bowdoinham Albert Rolvin Trott K. M. Beebee Hyde Park Willard Elliot F. H. Swanson Alice Preble Merrymeeting John Savage Miss Gilmore Chiropractic Bagdikian Chiropractors Front Street Bath, Maine Colonial Club Meeting Florida Buick Dealers Satafi Motor Mart
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