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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1931

Page

9

Phippsburg Summer Visitors Named in Local Notes

In Phippsburg and nearby towns this week many residents and visitors are listed. Frank Leavitt hosted guests who toured Richmond gardens via Dresden and Wiscasset. Others staying or visiting include Mrs. Elizabeth Shepherd ill in West Bath, Rose Carpenter at Sebasco, and families from Skowhegan Thomaston and Bath enjoying local cottages and beaches.

Town Mass Frank Leavitt Richmond Rose Gardens Dresden Wiscasset Allen Brown West Bath Elizabeth Shepherd Harry Gilmore Rose Carpenter Sebasco George Risteen Harriet Raymond Campbell Amelia Blaney Walter McDonald Kittery Ernest Rogers W. R. Bowker Charles McNamara South Gardiner Jesse Gialongo Medford Harry Passmore

Passion Play at First Baptist Church Monday Night

Dr Hadlock, minister and national lecturer, will present colored pictures and spoken parts of the Oberammergau Passion Play at a union meeting in the First Baptist Church next Monday night. He helped revive Anton Lang and has witnessed the drama in Oberammergau several times. Admission is free to the public.

Oberammergau First Baptist Church Dr. Hadlock France Anton Lang Christus Hadlock

Corsair Makes Atlantic Voyage to England

Pierpont Morgan's jet black yacht Corsair sails from Long Island Sound for England with financier and John S Lawrence aboard. The ship aims to beat its nine day crossing record and heads toward Aldenham estate while Morgan plans months abroad until November amid German crisis negotiations.

Pierpont Morgan Corsair Atlantic England Aldenham Hertfordshire Paris London Long Island Sound Mr. Morgan John S. Lawrence Boston Newport R. L Ocean Gun Cove Morgan East Island

Wrights 25 Years With Times Co Celebrated

Bath Maine celebrates a quarter century with Times Company linotype operator Wright noted for speed and accuracy. He served Ward 1 on the common council 1918 20 and has been clerk since 1923. He is active in M W of A Solar lodge and Corliss Street church. The column also notes Anne and Miriam Kimball lecturing on the Culbertson system at Wise Owl Boothbay Harbor Friday.

Maine Wright Bath Camp M. W Solar Lodge Corliss Street Florence E. Bruce Alfred Bruce Bath Phyllis Wright Bruce Wright Anne Kimball Miriam W. Kimball Wise Owl Boothbay Harbor

Miss Haynes Hosts Musical Society Evening

Miss Evangeline Haynes hosted Les Camarades Musicatux Street in an evening at 45 Bedford Street. Allan Ramsay spoke on Verdi as the talk’s focus, followed by a program of solos duets and selections from Verdi Mozart Bizet and other composers with Mrs Haynes at the piano and the group performing operatic ensembles including Martha.

Evangeline Haynes Les Camarades Musicatux Bedford Street Verdi Allan Ramsay Huntington Woodman Deep MiVere Burleigh Hahn Cary Albee Tosti Caracciolo McDonald Norton McPherson Edney Mrs. Albee Ramsay Mr. Norton Miss Haynes Parlez- Moe de Ma Mere Hatch Floten Martha

Knox Memorial Dedication Saturday for Montpelier

Knox Memorial Association invites Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter to attend the Montpelier dedication, Major General Henry Knox’s reproduced residence, on Saturday July 25. A 9:30 am business session precedes a 1:30 pm parade with U S S Omaha detachment and 103rd Infantry Band. The 2:30 pm address will be on the east veranda, followed by public access to Montpelier.

Knox Memorial Association Montpelier Henry Knox Dummer Sewall Knox Artillery Continental Army

Shorefront Maine properties seek buyers or bids

A Maine coast offering include a nine room cottage with electricity and running water, a small hotel bordering a top beach, all with ocean views. Interested parties may contact Box 26, Popham Beach, Me., for information or inquire about a single shore lot.

Maine Popham Beach

Bowdoinham Notes Include Death of Gilford Brown

Bowdoinham locals report the death of four year old Gilford Brown at home on Sunday with funeral services held Tuesday by Rev. Charles Biglin. The community offers sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. C Gill Brown and recalls Gilford as a bright, popular child. Burial followed in Gardiner with W H Gould as undertaker.

Social Notes From Coastal Farms and Nearby Towns

Mrs Paul Ames returns from South Portland visit. Mrs R A Dickinson visits daughter in Waterville. Charles and Ralph McEwen families and child tour Rose Gardens. E P Kendall back from Kendall cottage Old Orchard. Viola Coombs Lizzie Blake and others dined at New Meadows Inn. Vera Baker returns from Capitol Island. Grace Campbell contralto visits J B Lilly. Sam Putman visits Bay shore summer home. H B Bradstreet visits Lilly farm Bay road. Shirley Gray from Fitchburg visits Putman home. J B Lilly and Grace Campbell in Boothbay. Mary Hall an overnight guest of Hazel Cornish at Cornish camp. Rev Charles Perry in poor health to board with Rev John Palmer. H E Cornish J Hall Denham and Cora Wilkinson Brunswick visitors.

Arthur H. Goodwin George L. Adams Fall River Mass Mary Adams Worcester Winifred Adams Riverview Farm Pauline D. Adams Bath Bowdeinham Gilford Brown C. Gill Brown Gilford Brown Charles Biglin St. Ambrose Church Richmond W. H. Gould Gardiner Alice Rich Columbus Ohio Charles Hatch Annie Hall Margaret Minott Hall Meredith N. H Nellie Minott Miss Minott Hank Vina Brown Litchfield Corner Karl Hatch Georgia Helen Denham Hope Wiliams Maxwell Ward Lida Chick H. P. Johnson Pleasant Pond Capt. Hall Freeport Grace Alice Maxwell Grant Woods Rumford Bowdoin Cosgroves Portland Brunswick James Brown Hulse Corner Charles Bass Bailey's Island R. B. Rideout South Berwick W. E Emily Rideout Fannie Batchelder L. P. Temple John Denham South Freeport Lorenzo Minott Varina Denham Emma Ferguson Waterville Willard Blake John Blake Willard Welleslery Viola Coombs H. E. Cornish Hall Denham F. K. Jack Augusta Irene Millay Mabel Millay William Foster Charles Hackett Susan Getchell Bertha Mceulten Minott Doble James Colgan Avingeton Frank Siegars Dorothy Dickinson Popham Paul Ames South Portland R. A. Dickinson Jessie Blackman Charles McEwen Ralph McEwen Little Son Rose Gardens E. P. Kendall Kendall Old Orchard Lizzie Blake C. B. Randall New Meadows Inn Vera Baker Captol Island Grace Campbell Malden J. B. Lilly Sam Putman Fitchburg Putman Bay Shore H. B. Bradstreet Danvers Lilly Farm Bay Road Shirley Gray Putman Home Boothbay Mary Hall Hazel Cornish Charles Perry John Palmer J. Hall Denham Cora Wilkinson

Facts of Interest Told the Rotarians by W S Newell

Bath Rotary hears Iron Works Corp president W S Newell recount 3.5 years of reopening output in Bath. 20,000,000 pounds of steel and 3,000,000 rivets produced. 22,000 gross tons of vessels built. payroll averages 1100-1200 workers totaling 3.64 million dollars, with 1.5 million paid last year. Current 993 employees at 27,000 weekly. $753,464 paid to Bath firms. Newell shows vessel trial schedules, photos of yacht Caroline weighing 1803 tons launched in Kennebec waters. He is a Bath Rotary past president and honorary member.

W. S. Newell The Iron Works Corp Bath Rotary Club Hotel Phoenix Bath Newell Caroline Kennebec Conti George Morse Boonton N. J Capitol Island Dick Vese Cambridge Ocean Point George L. Egbert Staten Island Bailey’s Island Capt Frank J. Miller New York Fred Davis Worcester

Horse Mackerel Fishing Draws Casco Bay Interest

Fishing for horse mackerel on Casco Bay has grown into a busy business with over fifty boats on grounds between Half Way Rock and Vape Elizabeth. The day featured multiple large catches including a 760 pound fish, worth ten cents per pound, yielding 57 dollars after dressing.

Casco Bay Halfway Rock Vape Elizabeth Lyntship Kong Wallace J’oreston West Point Howard VU. Lang New York van Zandt Wheeler Henry Wallace Irving Foreston

Four Prisoners Sentenced Amid Auburn Transfer

Four prisoners were moved from the municipal jail to the Androscoggin county jail after Judge John J. Keegan imposed sentences on Tuesday. Harry Curran and Wallace Chaplin received 90 days for vagancy, Ralph McCabe 90 days for intoxication with his appeal withdrawn, and William Stewart of South Portland served 60 days after a Monday plea of guilty to driving under the influence of drugs. Everett Estes, 15, was placed on a Woolwich farm after pleading guilty to theft. he thanked authorities for the second chance.

Androscoggin County Auburn John J. Keegan Harry Curran Wallace Chaplin Ralph McCabe McCabe William Stewart South Portland Department of Public Welfare Everett Estes Woolwich Estes Center Street

Toothaker Injured Lifting Flask at Local Works

Elwood Toothaker son of Mr and Mrs Charles C Toothaker of 115 North Street is confined at home with a back injury from an accident at Torrey Roller Bushing Works Tuesday afternoon. He slipped while lifting a heavy flask and four vertebrae were displaced. he was taken to Dr Paul A Gregware's office for examination.

Elwood Toothaker Charles C. Toothaker North Street Torrey Roller Bushing Toothaker Paul A. Gregware

Fifty Children Sent to Christmas Cove

Fifty children sent Tuesday by the Salvation Army to Christmas Cove were conveyed there through Bath Rotary Club aid. They depart at 2 10 for two weeks of recreation instruction and health exercises as guests of Mr and Mrs A Miles. Doctors Stott and Gregware examined the children gratis. Rotarians transporting the group included Furber Passmore Dr Kershner Mrs Kershner Gratz Jackson Parry Kennedy Mrs Kennedy Ledyard Mrs Ledyard Mayer Small and Edward Rowe assisted with cars.

Bath Christmas Cove Salvation Army L. A. Miles A. Miles Lieut. Richardson Gratis William A. Furber Harry T. Passmore Warren E. Kershner

Two Bath Offices Entered At Night In Sagadahock Block

Gardiner R. Deering and Dr. H. B. Duce report nighttime break ins in Sagadahock block. No great valuables taken. other offices in the block have suffered similar entries. Earlier Dr. Morin’s office was entered with about $200 stolen from a metal box.

Gardiner R. Deering H. B. Duce Sagadahock Block Harry F. Morin Arthur J. Dunton John J. Keegan James B. Drake & Sons

New Bath Fire Apparatus Nears Readiness

Bath plans a new fire apparatus for Hose 1 expected to be ready in about three weeks. A G M C chassis arrived and was tested at the Marshall Street fire house. Body plans to be discussed at City Hall tonight. chassis features include a 166 inch wheel base, seven foot body, chemical tank, 30 foot ladder, two smaller ladders and two hose compartments for 600 feet each. Mr and Mrs John B Crosby returned Friday from Lewiston after visiting Mr and Mrs Alonzo Harriman.

Bath Marshall Street Committee On Fire Department City Hall

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Senter’s, Inc Phippsburg Robert Martin Burleigh Martin Robert Mary Ocean Petit High Street High School Arthur F. Mayo Baptist Church Times CO Thaddeus Orne New York Life Ins. Co Les Camarades Musicaux Lily Strickland Mozart Holman Kjerulf Rice Micaela Don Jose Carmen Bowdoinham Hatch Farm Millay Road Bath Iron Works Corp Rotary Columbia Hotel Lee and Leeland Front Street John Crane Charles Edgecomb Pleasant Drive River Road Pita Richmond, R.F.D John B. Crosby Alonzo Harriman Lewiston Hatch’s Shoe Store
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