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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1925

Page

2

West Bath Set for sewing and charity quilting

Mrs. Elwell S. Crosby hosted an all session West Bath Red Cross meeting at her home 709 street. Members sewed and worked on quilts while a luncheon of fruit fish salads olives radishes coffee ice cream and cake was served. Guests included many local names and several visitors from nearby towns attended.

Elwell S. Crosby West Bath Helen Rogers Hope Ward Walter Marco Edward Haggett Joseph Lemont Fred Larrabee Edith Rich Harry Peterson Elmer J. Rich Elmer Hodgkins E. B. Knight Melvin Smith Stackpole Annie Trufant Julia Johnson Hudson- Essex Motor Sales Co Waterville New Meadows Inn Lillian B Casco Bay Islands Gwendolyn Brown Ida Andrews Western Avenue Bath H. R. Rich E. W. Haggett J. M. Lemont Albert Strout Elmer Rogers Larrabee Herbert White Charles White Mr. Durant Hope River Prince Edward Island Louise Kean Bridgton Mass G. D. Riley Providence R. L J. Everett Mayo Lewis Brown Vanga Africa Brown Susie Durfee Littlefield School Foster's Point Orr's Island Lois Palmer Edith Seward Path J. E. Mayo Helen Foster Pine Street Lillian Mayo Ralph Kenney Johnson Bakery Cleveland Smith Popham Merton Wright W. H. Larrabee Yarmouth Merton Rogers William Smith Gardiner Sabine Everett Lemont Fred Kittridge Thelma Lemont Léon Strout Brunswick Fred W Bates Samuel F. Bates Leslie Dates Muardine Alexander Beachmont Sabing Charles E. Brookx Madelyn Clara Noyes Fryeburg Charles Owen Auburn H. A. Owen Clarence Hayes Stewart Hayes Everett Aitken Sabino Ernest © Koight Augusta Cotteau Robert Small Marguerite Williams Gorham Normal School

Constitution Fund Drive To Save Historic Frigate

Lieutenant John A. Lord outlines a nationwide appeal to raise 475000 for rebuilding the frigate Constitution at Boston Navy Yard. The effort, led by the Elks, enlists governors, schoolchildren, and organizations to preserve the 128 year old ship as a shrine of patriotic heritage.

John A. Lord The Elks Charlestown Navy Yard C.C U.S.N Rotary Club of Portsmouth N. H Rockingham Lord Navy Yard Boston U.S. Navy Congress Secretary of the Navy First Naval District Navy , Yard Save the Constitution Fund United States Washington Henry Knox Joshua Humphreys Philadelphia Constitution President Chesapeake Constellation Humphreys Page Hive

Freeport Bowling Alley Fire Sparks Investigation

A fire at a Freeport bowling alley in the Nordica building caused about 4000 in damage. Firefighters found several jugs of gasoline on site prompting an investigation. The alley is owned by Neil J. Smith, leased by a Freeport woman, with management changes since last fall.

Freeport Nordica Neil J. Smith Mr. Smith Preston Farrar

Woolwich Crash Involved Two Massachusetts Cars

An accident on the state highway near Montsweag Woolwich stymies highway police as two Ford cars from Massachusetts and a Dodge touring car collide. One Ford wrecked, a man suffers a severed hand. the Dodge occupants flee. Patrolman Jewett chases the fleeing coupe. victims from Lisbon Falls. No hospital transfer yet, no suspects caught.

Montsweag Woolwich George W. Jewett Woolwich Ferry Dodge Masseachusetts Ford Massachusetts Bath City Watrolman Jewett Wiscasset Ford Damariscotta Jewett Lisbon Falls

Bath People Attend Tablet Dedication At Pownalborough Site

Bath residents joined public exercises marking the boulder and tablet for St. John's church and Pownalborough cemetery. Bishop Brewster attended with local clergy. EB Packard spoke. descendants and Maine History Society members recalled Rev. Jacob Bailey and Dr. Silvester Gardiner. The site lies near Dresden Mills to Richmond Ferry, near the 1760 court house. Hotel rates in Paris exceed those of New York city.

Bath St. John's Church Pownalborough Province of Maine Ifour Brewster EB. Packard Augusta Hien William ‘Tudor Gardiner Silvester Gardiner Wiliam DD. Patterson Maine Histories Society Dresden Mills Richmond Ferry Pownalborough Court House Court House Jacob Bailey Wismouth Company Dresden

Gladiolus Man of Ludington Finds Independent Living

Leonard Peterson, a Chester against Chauteau Thierry veteran of the 168th Infantry, after eighteen months of hospital care and multiple operations, rebuilt his life through Michigan Agricultural College training. Now a skilled landscape planner and foreman, he works in Ludington, cares for a city park, and promotes vocational training for disabled veterans, praising the American Legion and Veterans' Bureau for enabling civilian life.

Ludington Michigan 168Th Infantry Chauteau-Thierry Leonard Peterson France United States Peterson Michigan Agricultural College Gladiolus Man Teterson American Legion Legion Tam Veterans’ Bureau

Lighthouse Service Of Past And Present

The article traces lighthouse development from ancient coal fires to modern alternating lights and high candlepower, noting automatic unmanned lights like Richardson’s Rock flash every three seconds for seven months. It highlights 50,000 miles of coast guards, 16,000 aids, and varied signals from flames to sirens and bells.

Europe Barnegat Cape Hatteras Richardson's Rock Santa Barbara’ Islands California Mentor

Court House Fence Damaged in Auto Collision

A Star automobile driven by Austin L. Dawes collided with a trick sedan driven by Miss Delia M. Belanger on Court street near High street. The Buick struck and tore down the iron fence around the courthouse. Both cars were damaged, with the Buick’s running board, bumper, mud guards, and hub cap damaged and the Star car sustaining mudguard and tire damage. The incident led to Dawes reporting to city hall. Judge Keegan prepared to hear a complaint but the matter was adjusted without a court.

Austin L. Dawes West Jonesport Delia M. Belanger ST Court Street Center Street Court Street High Street Court House Buick Mr. Dawes Fred F. Hall George V. Jewett Dawes City Hall Keegan E. W

Sunday School Girls of Maine Plan Wa Te Win Camp

The Maine State Sunday School Association will run Wa Te Win camp at Ferry Beach Old Orchard Aug Yo Sept 1 directed by Ruth Carter. Girls age under 16 from six counties may register with a small fee. The program features Bible study nature study handicraft volleyball baseball hiking swimming and camp worship led by a faculty including Jessie Del Crawford Elizabeth Adams Hester Philips Herald B Clifford and Alice Louise Brown. Ruth Owens and Mabel L. Carter will assist. A group of leaders and high grams will enhance story hours camp fires stunts songs and games. A metal airplane built displays strength capable of supporting 62 men on its wings.

Maine State Sunday School Association Ferry Beach Old Orchard Ruth Carter Sunday Schools Association Portland Jessie del Crawford Denton University Granville Elizabeth Adams New Jersey Hester Philips Uatre Herald B. Clifford Falmouth Alice Louise Brown Lewiston Ruth Owens Congress Square Church Mabel L. L. Carter Cliftondale Mass

New Motor Laws Put Into Effect Across Provinces

The report outlines new motor regulations taking effect in Prince Edward Island and Quebec, with licenses and registrations detailed. Saskatchewan adopts an 80 day grace period for license rules while other provinces impose similar timelines, and residents living beyond a boundary may operate vehicles year without registration in certain cases.

Province of Prince Edward Island Quebec Boundary Saskatchewan

Loan Exhibit by DAR at First Parish Brunswick

The Topsham Brunswick chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosts a Loan Exhibit of shawls samplers and other items from the olden days in the vestry of the First Parish Congregational church Brunswick on Wednesday August 5 from 1 to 6 o clock standard time. Members wear old fashioned costumes. An admission fee is charged. Candy and refreshments will be on sale. All are invited.

Topsham - Brunswick Daughters of the American Revolution First Parish Congregational Church Brunswick

Rotary club rest room callers and visitors notes

Grace Morton of Vinalhaven called at the Rotary club rest room Monday. Hostesses included Mrs. Clarence A. Peaslee with Mrs. C. W. Rogers substituting at noon and Mrs. Harry T. Passmore on Tuesday. Visitors from Boonton New Jersey were Mrs. George W. Morse and husband during a shore dinner for Mrs. Mitchell C. Arel. Friends and relatives of Mrs. Winfield Ham of 3 Union Street traveled to Bath Sunday after dinner at New Meadows Inn to offer sympathy for her recent accident. Attendees from Pawtucket Lewiston Auburn and Lewiston included Mrs. KE. L. Brown and son, Mrs. Raymond Stevens and daughter, W. Tetlow, and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson.

Grace Morton Vinalhaven Rotary Club Clarence A. Peaslee C. W. Rogers George W. Morse Boonton N. J Mitchell C. Arel Harry T. Passmore Winfield Ham Union Street Bath New Meadows Inn KE. L. Brown Pawtucket R. L Raymond Stevens Auburn Slain W. Tetlow Tetlow Johnson Lewiston

Attractive Maine Vacation Poster Invites Summer Visitors

A new campaign poster urges travelers to Maine for their vacation, appearing in windows and public places to catch the eye. Recipients should display the poster conspicuously where summer guests and other passersby will notice it.

Maine

Two New Companies Admitted to League in Maine Meeting

At a Maine State Hand Engine League gathering at New Meadows Inn two new companies were admitted: Amazon of Wiscasset and Waterwitch of Bowdoinham. The league will hold musters across Maine with Boothbay Harbor hosting the next on Aug. 15 under Minnehaha. Possible additional muster planned in Thomaston by R. H. Counce association. The league now lists 17 tubs and includes veteran firemen associations such as Senator Baxter Bath Sagadahock Androscoggin Topsham Niagara Brunswick Kennebec Westbrook James W Vlaisted Portland Robert Cosgrove Gardiner and Charles Colby Topsham.

Maine State Hand Engine League New Meadows Inn Amazon Wiscasset Waterwitch Bowdoinham Maine Boothbay Harbor Minnehaha Association Thomaston R. H. Counce Association Clarence Colby League

Local names listed for regional figures and places

A collection of names including Tiger Hallowell Heela Randolph R H Counce Thomaston Massasoit Damariscotta Minnehaha Boothbay Harbor Albert Havener Rockland Amazon Wiscasset Winterwitch Bowdoinham General Bates Lisbon Falls G W Burgess Rockport. The list spans towns and individuals across the region with no narrative or dates provided.

Tiger Hallowell Heela Randolph R. H

Social Notes From Bath Area Summer Visits

George I Davenport remains home ill. Mrs Chiara Williams of Vassalboro visits daughter Mrs Alonzo Fisher at Foster's Point. Mr and Mrs E J Williams of Walden Mass travel Bath area. Mrs Ralph O Dale returns from Portland. Frank Reynolds of Cambridge visits with his parents on Washington Street. Miss Florence Orr of Waltham visits sister Mrs William Tait. Mrs Fred E Irish and Amy travel to Surry for summer with Mrs W A Carey. Mrs Bragg and husband return from Concord visit Foster's Point.

Congregational Church Day's Ferry Edwin Dodge Hardin Bath Elizabeth Trott Waldoboro Leon Kelly Carlton Senator F. W. Carlton Wilbur Howe Elwood Chester Esmond R. IT Lester Blair Weymouth Mass John Savage Rangeley Lakes Mr. Blair Haines Landing Lily Bay Moosehead Lake Lawrence Moore Edgecomb Lawrence Putram Frederick Henderson Fred Carlton Duncan Winthrop Chester RK Nequasset Parsonage William Blinn Payette Idaho Winfield Wilson Wright Henry Dunbar Augusta Nequasset Harry Dewick Cincinnati Ohio Murphy's Corner Dorothy Brown Children's Hospital Poston John Brown Hockomock George I. Davenport Chiara Williams Vassalboro Alonzo G. Fisher Foster's Point E. J. Williams Waltham Ralph O. Dale Portland E. C. Dunn Pine Street Frank Reynolds Cambridge Thomas Reynolds Washington Street Florence Orr William ‘Tait Chestnut Street Fred E. Irish Amy Surry W. A. Carey Portsmouth N. H Earl Temple Fred Bragg Concord

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Red Cross Noxwar Mephixe Co Norway Lieut J. A. Lord Navy Paris New York City American Legion Endowment Fund Lighthouse Service Bright Bagdikian Chiropractors Front Street Bath, Maine Girls OF Meanczecers Pblic Statz State Hand Engine League
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