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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1932

Page

8

Giant Horse Mackerel Wins In Long Battle

A Maine fishing tale recalls Henry Wallace and family chasing a giant horse mackerel near West Point. The 500 to 1000 pound fish towed a light dory for hours, ending with a retreat home after misperceived company nearby. Maine tuna sport grows with new fast boats and heavy harpoon gear.

West Point Henry Wallace William Wallace Maine South Atlantic Pacific

Winnegance Causeway Idea Spreads and Draws Support

The Lincoln County News reports favor for replacing bridges over Winnegance Creek and discussions of a Marsh River bridge in Edgecomb and New Castle. Proposals include a permanent fill with sluice and gate to create a freshwater lake and fishing. George J. Stobie backs the plan. 400 signatures are gathered. John M. Glidden plans to present the petition to Governor Gardiner.

Winnegance Creek Bath Phippsburg Lincoln County News Edgecomb Newcastle Marsh River George J. Stobie Inland Fisheries and Game John M. Glidden Augusta Gardiner

Frey Family Guests at Small Point Club House

Mrs. Brice Frey with Miss Constance Frey and Miss Gay Frey visit Small Point club house for a few days in New York City’s orbit.

Brice Frey Constance Frey Gay Frey New York City Small Point Club House

Glasses promise clearer sight for daily bread

A brief, period tone notice asserts glasses are essential for reliable vision in daily tasks, emphasizing the value of good eyewear for practical work and living.

Mrs Weston Holman Hosts Les Camarades Musicaux Evening

Mrs Weston Holman entertained Les Camarades Musicaux at 9 Beacon Street last week with a program including operatic choruses from La Gioconda and Elena, arias such as Del mio bel sospir from Otello, and Duets and solos featuring Mrs Albee at the piano. Performers included Mr Norton, Mr Ramsay, Mr Edney, Mrs Cary, Mrs Rice, Mrs Hatch, and Mrs Holman with Mrs Albee accompanying.

Weston P. Holman Les Camarades Musicaux Beacon Street Cavelier Gluck HyYybbert L. Norton Mrs. Albee Holman Nate Robin Hood Cat MacFarren Mr. Norton Frederick Edney Lohr Rice Mr. Ramsay Per Valli Boschi Blangini Ramesay Norton Nogero B. Doo Cary Ramsay Medda E Silvio Sie Renner Leoncavallo Robert B. Hatch Albee Elgar Scott

East Brunswick airport hosts aviation sendoff and plans

Frank Simpson a young East Brunswick pilot opens his air service at Powers field on Bath Brunswick road with a Sunday dedication. About seven planes from Bangor Lewiston Portland and Scarborough will join a traveling aerial circus as he prepares to buy a new plane and run passenger and commercial flights plus a school of aeronautics.

Frank Simpson East Brunswick Powers’ Field Bath Brunswick Road Bath Brunswick Mr. Simpson Roosevelt Flying Field New York City Caribou Travel Air Bangor Lewiston Portland Scarboro Roosevelt Field

Bath People Return From Columbus Ohio

Miss Alice Rich and her mother Mrs Margaret H Rich have returned to 12 Clifton street for the summer from Columbus Ohio where Miss Rich is a piano teacher She is a member of the Symphony club of Central Ohio and the Women s Music club of Columbus and is a trustee of the Columbus Music Teachers Association A New England Conservatory graduate she studied with noted teachers in Boston New York and Berlin In May she presented a piano recital and she has lectured on Symphony programs for club members and will repeat next winter James E Cook drove from Indian Lake Whiting to Lubec early morning when a bear took a rose from thick grass near the Black farmhouse Mrs Cook halted his car and the bear wandered toward Cutler This region is a favorite haunt of bears

Alice Rich Margaret H. Rich Clifton Street Columbus Miss Rich Symphony Club of Central Ohio Women’s Music Club of Columbus Columbus Music Teachers’ Association New England Conservatory of Music Buonamici Boston Martinus Sieveking Ernest Hutcheson New York Frederick A. Miller Indian Lake Whiting Lubec James E. Cook Freeman Bowker James Perry Dromore Charles Lowe Henry W. Butler Premate IR Melee Berman Mead Aet George Drelebachs Eugene Collingswood Perry Lottie Wilson Sebasco Arlene Perry Kenneth Fickett Portland Alvena Oliver William Cummings Bath Brunswick Hospital Margery Gertrude Roy Chamberlain N. H Brightwater Herbert W. Cutting Martha Small Popham Robert C. Whitehead Mt. Vernon N. Y J. O. Wyman Hyte Wyman Bess Grace Dickinson Abbie Minott Stevens Horace Holton Portier Congregational Church Brockton Mass Charles P. Percy Brooklyn Nellie Mae Cannon Phippsburg Percy Robert B. Austin Lora Ann Key West, Fla J. F. Leach Walter Sigman Chase Liberty Charles Minnett Place George C. Pease Isabel Smart Edward McNulty Popham Beach Cebu Donald Macks Frederick Locke Clifton Clark Alfred Minnie Wallace Misses Williams Harriet Eaton South Deerfield Charles L. Stevens Henry Minott Florence Towle Margaret Minott Miss Towle Miss Minott Frederick Hobbs Pauline McLeod Kamp Kebec Wilfred Johnson Attleboro Basin J. D. Eastman Susie Leach George Betts Shirley Foster

Summer at Sebasco Phippsburg Readers and Visitors

Names and movements fill Sebasco and Popham Beach notes as numerous families from Bath Portland Swarthmore and surrounding towns arrive for July and August. Residents include Colyer Eaton Moore Limder Jackson Fischer Foster and Harrington with visits by Percys Austin and others as Rev Whitehead and Holton lead church events.

W. E. Colyer Saranac Lake Sebasco Roland Eaton Roland Jry Eunice Swarthmore Theodore Pease Skillings Bath Herbert Moore South Hadley Mass John Limder Winchester Popham C. F Charles T. Jackson Francis B. Hill Portland McKay Cottage Edward Fischer Boston Shirley Foster Augusta Edith Wheeler Opal Down Dayton Ohio Raymond Robinson South Portland Frank P. Leavitt Elizabeth Hutchins George Ingalls Ralph Pye Jr Robert Everett Everett Harrington Ralph Pye N. W. Eaton Winship Story Pittsburgh Harry T. Passmore F. S. Sawyer Flora Rista Hathaway

Gravel Walks on High Street Get White Painted

Details mention sections of the new gravel walk on High Street being coated in white paint for a neater look. An accident injured a man who was aided by crutches after being struck by lumber from Eugene Morey Reuben Purington and Elbridge Malcolm. Several ladies hosted by Mrs. Coggeshall Morse Webber and Morse visited the area. Rumors say several lake shore lots at Lake Winnegance have sold for summer camp construction.

High Street Eugene Morey Reuben Purington Elbridge Malcolm Lumber Ormond Coggeshall Winfield W. Morse Harry C. Webber John G. Morse

Sasanda Red Men Install New Officers

Sasanda Red Men install new officers with J. Hard as Third Warrior and Harry G Bar as another officer in a brief community notice. The item records a fraternal lodge event and reflects local society updates.

Sasanda J. Hard Harry G. Bar

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Mackerel Lincoln County Optometrist Center Street Sree Hk. Turtchenk Feedie Cary Carleton L. Rice Columbus, Ohio The Symphony Club of Central Ohio Fred Sawyer Nellie Cutting George Davis Frances Charles William Collins Earl Collins Bruce Somerville Kellier Turner's Falls Irving Harrington, Jr Lake Win- Negance Fibre Pstores Front Street
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