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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1932

Page

8

Legion Proposes Band Concerts Here

Roland Smith post No 21 discusses bringing Lewiston Brigade band here for Thursday night. If negotiations succeed the band will perform Sunday nights with a collection. Knox Lincoln Sagadahoc District council meets tonight in Camden with State Commander Vaughn Cleaves expected. Attendance from here expected smaller due to bad roads.

Roland Smith No. 21 Bath Legion Corporation Roscoe E. Perkins Allan Spear Lewiston Brigade Arthur Sengill Knox, Lincoln and Sagadahce Camden Vaughn Cleaves Bar Harbor Arey Real Post Roland Smith Post

Old Folks Club Seeks Sheriff Help For Sagadahoc Meet

Sheriff Albert Henderson, longtime county chairman of the Three Quarters Century club in Sagadahoc, will lead transportation for the August 2 Skowhegan gathering. Members and eligible attendees are asked to send post cards promptly to arrange enough cars for a convoy. Further motorcade details will be announced in due time.

Albert Henderson Three Quarters Century Club Sagadahoc Skowhegan Sheriff Henderson

French Tri Color Displayed From Cadillac Mountain Summit

A French tricolor beacon will shine on Cadillac Mountain Saturday night July 23 to honor French explorers of Mount Desert. Three U.S. warships will fire a salute from Frenchman’s Bay as rockets light the sky. Secretary of the Navy Adams leads a delegation at noon ribbon cutting for the Cadillac Mountain road dedication.

Isle of Mount Desert Cadillac Mountain United States Frenchman's Bay Champlain Charles Francis Adams Cadillac Mountain Road George B. Dorr Acadia National Park Navy Adams Interior Joseph M. Dixon William Tudor Gardiner Frederick Hale John E. Nelson L. B. Deasy Stanley C. Wilson Vermont John G. Winant New Hampshire Norman S. Case Rhode Island William B. Pratt United State Navy William T. Manning New York Bar Harbor Malvern Hotel Kimball House Bar Harbor Club Mountain Peak

Dumping of liquor proves no small task

Sheriff Albert Henderson and deputies spent Thursday removing 200 cases of whisky from a base­ment strong room. They opened cases and unwrapped 4800 bottles tearing seals and removing stoppers to drain each bottle amid odor and broken glass. The liquor valued at about $14,400 was dumped into the Kennebec river after a prior seizure near New Meadows road.

Albert Henderson Abram C. Oliver Loring D. Small William Davis New Meadows Road Bath Kennebec River

Baker Family Vacation at Popham Beach

Mr and Mrs Errol Baker and their son from Court Street are spending the summer at Popham Beach enjoying the seaside retreat.

Errol Baker Court Street Popham Beach

For Sale Elco Cruisette 34 ft cruiser in commission

Elco Cruisette 34 ft trunk cabin cruiser for sale in excellent condition and fully equipped with lux fire ex system. Write Mrs James 8 Rogers MacMahan Me 6 14 3w Surveyor S Litchfield Civil Engineer and Surveyor City Hall Bath also Brunswick phone 285 M 6 9 tf

Elco Cruisette Lux James Rogers MacMahan Litchfield City Hall Bath Brunswick

Divorces decreed by Justice Emery in June session

The June session resumed and adjourned with divorce decrees granted to multiple Bath residents. Debtors included Ralph McCabe of Bath, sentenced to 10 months for parole violation. Decrees granted include Stevens, Gwynn, Keene, Brown, Jack, Holbrook, Oliver, Leach and others with custody of children awarded and maiden names restored where noted.

Adahoc Superior Ralph McCabe Bath Auburn Everett D. Stevens Georgetown Feret A. Gwynn Edmund Gwynn Edmund, Jr Harland L Norman J Robert H Alfred J. Keene Effie L. Keene Merrill L. Keene Ruth E. Brown Linwood C. Brown Frank I. Jack Stella E. Jack A. Holbrook Adeline B. Holbrook Lutz Fla Carlos L. Holbrook Libellee Doris E. Oliver Norman A. Oliver

Salvation Army Report Details Local Aid Efforts

Capt J Coleman Miller and Mrs Miller report Salvation Army work in the area. Over six months the group aided 1208 people with garments shoes fuel groceries milk bread flour and fish. Transients received meals lodgings shoes garments and 453 men were served. They logged 139 external and 227 internal services reaching 13310 people and distributed 125 hospital publications.

J. Coleman Miller Red Cross Miller

Bath Savings picks new president and trustees

William S. Newell, president of Bath Iron Works Corp., elected president of Bath Savings Institution. Langdon T. Snipe and Charles C. Low named trustees, John H. Hyde and Ralph G. Stetson elected corporators. Other officials include William A. Furber as vice president and Charles C. Low as treasurer. Seven Dover Foxcroft Girl Scouts enjoy third annual Seebe Lake outing with archery and tennis.

William S. Newell Bath Iron Works Corp Bath Savings Institution Charles P. Wetherbee James S. Lowell Byron F. Barker Langdon T. Snipe Charles C. Low John H. Hyde Ralph G. Stetson Ots William A. Furber Edward W. Larrabee John G.morse William Newell Harry B. Sawyer Shorey Pres. Newell Allan Spear Marcia Moulton Alexander Burden Dover-Foxcroft Barbara Stanhope Dorothy Dow Gail Weatherbee Kathryn Boyle Eva Lanpher Barbara Livermore Dorcas Clark Dorothy Packard Highland Cottage Sebec Lake Borestone Ice Cave

Vision and glasses promise for daily life

An advertisement emphasizes the vital role of sight and offers reliable glasses as a solution. It highlights how eyesight underpins everyday tasks and earning ability, urging readers to secure proper eyewear.

Social Notes Round Bowdoinham Week of Visitors

Bowdoinham residents host guests from Auburn Portland Medford and Topsfield. Numerous visits and outings feature Betty pilots to Bear Pond Turner S. W. Putnam hosts relatives from Fitchburg and Newtonville. Local road work on Main Street progresses with plans to finish soon.

Elmer Jordan Irvin Christine Temple Capitol Island Christine Henry E. Cornish F. K. Jack Alice Brown Farmmere L. P. Temple Temple Auburn Philip Rideout Richard Cary Charles Hackett Five Islands Hodges Topsfield Mass Reynolds South Carolina Fannie Williams Eliza Ferguson Brunswick Clara N. Fogg Portland Loomis Dyer Ethel Willes Ada Rogers Topsham B. Lilly Richard Malden Jessie Cromwell Ruby Bugbee Cora Denham Dorothy Dickinson Gardiner Jackson Jackie West Medford Henry Cornish Cornish Queen Esther Methodist Sunday School Jessie M. Ames Bear Pond Turner Evelyn Hackett Dett Dickerson Alice Palmer Elsie Roberts Eleanor Webber Ella J. Purington Frances Billings Courtney Nealey John Blake Needham Viola Lawrence Hackett Bertin N. H Hackett George A. Hackett Main Street Hulse Corner Flora Lillian Elliott Watertown Lillian Eliott R. B. Andros Wollaston Edith Wood Mary Doggett Faustina Madaline Newtonville Wood Peggy Hamilton Dorchester George Hamilton John Beals Matilla Beals Kissiue Fla Bay Road W. J. Graves Henry Reiger Lewiston Forest Pillsbury Bentley Averyard Sanford Sewall Nash Augusta Alfred Sparks Rumford Ellen Sparks Nellie Rideout Eva Camden Pennell Newport MacDougal W. M. Keene Clinton Edwin Denham Arthur Smith Billy Cornish Gertrude Cornish Florence Cornish Ethel Brearey Cambridge Brearey Edna Johnson Diana Deborah George Cutler Karl Hatch High Head Carrie C. Adams Ellan S. Batchelder Bowdeinham Howard F. Adams Carl and Carolne Tapsham

Electric wire outage interrupts Bowdoinham Post Road

A shower Sunday afternoon caused an electric wire strike near the Spear farm cutting power. The report notes visitors from West Medford Mass including Mrs N W Harvard and son Francis calling on local residents, and other local visits by Mrs Rogers Bath, Mr and Mrs Wheeler Topsham, and Walter Lawrence with son visiting Massachusetts.

Spear Farm N. W. Harvard Francis West Medford Mass W. J. Graves Mary Heath Bertha Temple Rogers Bath

Funeral of Mrs Adams Held at Varney Home

The funeral for Mrs Burnett Adams was held Tuesday at 3 15 PM at her daughter Mrs Irving C Varneys home 31 Trufant Street Rev Weston P Holman of Beacon Street Methodist Church officiated Bearers were Walter Oliver Gardiner Roberts Samuel Stover Irving Varney Burial was in Oak Grove Warden Henry Hill of Joliet Illinois State Penitentiary lamented a thief stole his pants from the warden office safe and took his gold badge

Burnett Adams Irving C. Varney Trufant Street Weston P. Holman Beacon Street Henry Hill Ilinois State Penitentiary Joliet

Former Bath Grocer to Wed Mrs Amazeen in City Ceremony

James W. Moulton retired grocer and Addie E. Amazeen of Bath and Five Islands wed Wednesday night at 7 30 at 648 Wi street in a single ring ceremony attended by intimate friends. The couple plan a Rockport Everett trip then return via the White Mountains and reside in Moulton’s redecorated home. Mrs Amazeen active in Five Islands grange Lowell temple Pythian sisters Co-Workers class sewing circle and known for reading. Moulton formerly ran a grocery in the Y M C A block and is a Mason and Odd Fellow.

James W. Moulton Addie E. Amazeen Islands Fred Quimby First Baptist Church Amazeen Five Islands Grange Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters Co-Workers Moulton The Masons Odd Fellows

Wind Blows Ladder From Roof Across Front Street

A gust on Wednesday morning sent an 18 foot ladder sliding from the second story roof of Sagada block toward Front street. It crashed through the A G Page Co awning tearing the frame plate glass windows safe with no injuries. A woman near the store was frightened but unharmed. Repair crews cleared debris quickly.

Sagadahock A. G. Page Co Front Street Page

Edward Tuck to be Made Citizen of Paris on 90th Birthday

Frances D. Lane shares a clipping noting Edward Tuck, native of New Hampshire and Hamp ton alumnus, will be honored by Paris as a citizen on his 90th birthday after receiving the Legion of Honor. Dartmouth ties and his philanthropy are cited. Annie Barr reports Lewiston library lending surges this summer with about seven hundred books checked out in a day.

Frances D. Lane York Street The Independent Edward Tuck New Hampshire Paris Annie L. Barr Lewiston

Fryeburg Center Of Solar Eclipse Expedition Plans

Georgetown University Observa plans an August eclipse observation from Fryeburg with Father Paul A. McNally leading a team including Father Kollmyer and Father Barry. The Naval Observatory crew will station near Limerick to study corona intensity with cameras and a spectrograph. Local Kiwanis seeks funding. weather records show clear afternoons about 60 percent during eclipse hours. Institutions taking part include University of Michigan California Northwestern Swarthmore Wellesley Hood.

Georgetown University Observa D. C Paul A. McNally Washington Fryeburg E. J. Kollmyer Thomas D. Barry William R. Crawford Boston John Delaney Canisius College Buffalo N.Y Kolkmyer Wulf Valkenburg Holland Naval Observatory Limerick Capt. C. H. J. Keppler Chester B. Watts George M. Raynsford Paul Sollenberger Gerald C. Whittaker Frederick Hellweg Fryeburg-Lovell Kiwanis Club Robert D. Eastman Asa O. Pike Nelson Maine Kiwanis Club Fryeburg- Lovell University of Michigan University of California Northwestern University Georgetown University Swarthmore College Wellesley College Hood College

Birthday Party at Bath Elks Home for Benjamin Key

Fifty or more Bath lodge of Elks members gathered in the Dutch room on Lombard street to celebrate the 70th birthday of Benjamin Key from Brooklyn lodge. Past Exalted Ruler Herbert S. Harris acted as toast master after a Dutch lunch and gifts included a travelling bag presented by Brother Ellis. Key spoke of his jelly making work at Oakhurst Dairy and his fondness for Bath and its hospitality.

Bath Lodge of Elks Lombard Street Benjamin Key Brooklyn Lodge Herbert S. Harris Key Harrs Brothers Ellis Key With A Handsome and Serviceable Travelling Bag. Mr. Key Bath Oakhurst Dairy Mr. Key

Tilting Rock A 10 Ton Oddity Near West Peru

Near West Peru the Tilting Rock sits about 1 2 miles from the Dyer Hopkins place. The 10 ton rock hangs on a pivot and can be swayed by a person. It is described as a queer freak of nature and a very mysterious sight.

West Peru Dyer Hopkins Place

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Senter’s, Inc Legion Paramount Public Theatre Sunshine Susie Renate Muller Lawrence Tom Keene Ferguson Jean Blondell Tom Brown SKY Devils Spencer Tracy Ann Dvorak Clive Brook Claudette Colbert George Bancroft—Wynne Gibson Opera Paramount Pictures D.S.T Starring Renate Muller Jack Hulbert Bing Crosby Dream Cadillac Justice Emery Salvation Army Bath Iron Works Corporation Arthur Allen Optometrist Center Street TEL Bowdoinham Bowdoinham Post Road Mrs. Adams Bath Grocer A. G. Page Company City OF Elks’ Home Hatch’s Shoe Store
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