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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1936

Page

5

Richmond couple wed before baseball crowd at Ducks Park

Vera Small of Richmond and Dominic Paiment of Brunswick united in marriage at the Miami Chapel United Brethren before about 2600 spectators on Ducks Park home plate just before the Canton Dayton game. The couple received many gifts from local merchants and the ball team. Paiment begins a baseball career as Ducks second baseman. they will reside in Richmond in the fall.

Vera Small Williston Paiment Ducks Elizabeth Kelley Oak Grove Boothbay Harbor Charles Maurice Reynolds Reynolds Plummer Road Richmond Johns Ellen (Plummer) Reynolds Helen V. (Woodside) Reynolds Walter S Quincy Mass Maurice B Clyde L South Berwick Maude A. Varney Portsmouth N. H Ethel M. Ruffinberg Detroit Mich Blamche E. Nelson Marion Norman Bertha A. Reynolds Frank Reynolds Martha Lancaster Gardiner Elaine Gasper Jack Chambers Dorothy Toole Pearl Ouellette Denman Bergeron Minnie Waldron Martha Totman St. Mary’s Rectory Old Town Fr. Biglin Canada St. John N. B Elizabeth Morrow Augusta Hilda Spear R. N Eastport Massachusetts Harold Richardson E. P. White Honolulu Cora Conley Main Street Mr. White Conley Minnie Pert State Library Boston Leon Dunklee River Road W. H. Harris Hinkley Lincoln Street Alexander Road George Hinkley Edward Rankins Mt. Pleasant Jeannette Colette Romeo Relevance Hazel Dunklee Hazel Bennett Lucelle Utter Lucille Mary Ethel Bailey White Mountains David Ames Ames South Pleasant Street M. Preble Harvey Goodwin Lakewood Lawrence Call Roland Wren John O’brien Emma Stinson Pownal Town Lindon Little Jean Mayers Greenfield Little High Street C. B. Kennedy Charles South Lancaster Hudson Joseph Costellon Portland Maurice Costellon Kennebunk E. E. Durand Middle West Guy Farley Harry E. Powers Bowdoinham River Road V. C. L. Eldridge The Baptist Church Donald Grant George Thompson Edward Baker Fred Thomas Bowdoinham Ridge Cemetery Louise Smith Norma McCormick Walter Knight County Road

Bath Folks Injured When Car Turns Over

Mr and Mrs F G Falin and son Douglass of Bath left on a South trip and overturned three times in a rain storm at Stafford Springs Connecticut. Mrs Falin suffered seven broken ribs and cannot return home soon. Douglass bruised shoulder and shaken up. Mr Falin unhurt and returning home. Mrs Falin released from Stafford Springs hospital and cared for by friends. Fifteen hundred eighty five local women led Maine farm bureau groups with 14 home demonstration agents to advance Extension teaching from University of Maine and USDA.

F. G. Falin Douglass Stafford Springs Conn Falin

Good Will Club Conducts a Sale in Woolwich

The Good Will Club of Woolwich held a successful sale of fancy articles, cooked food and candies during a mixed entertainment in Sebenon hall last Wednesday. The 4 H Girls Club managed the candy tables with Mila Orr Ruth Presley Thelma Baker and Patricia Strout in charge. Mrs Harry Fitch chaired the fancy articles and food committee with Miss Florence Carlton assisting.

Good Will Club Woolwich Sebenon Hall Mila Orr Ruth Presley Thelma Baker Patricia Strout Harry Fitch Florence Carlton Charles Hunnewell Sagadahoc

Georgetown Social News Highlights and Notices

Local residents and visitors fill Georgetown and Kennebec Point with travel visits, house guests, and cottage life. Names include Molly Stewart, Edward J Stewart, Lester Powers, Schoepfer, Carroll Powers, Higgins, Cummings, Dorothy Oliver, Minnie Wren, Roland Stuart, Emma Billings, and many others with trips to Boothbay Harbor, Pemaquid, and Kennebec Point. Funeral for Mrs. Lavina Kingsbury noted with services at First Baptist Georgetown.

Molly Stewart Edward J. Stewart Kennebec Point Lester Powers Walter Schoepfer Pawtucket R. L Carroll Powers Robinhood Joseph F. Higgins Walter V. Cummings Dorothy W. Oliver Popham Beach Augusta Todd Nathaniel Perkins Minnie Wren Boston Edward Wren Roland Stuart Jackie Eugene F. Hayes Hamilton Ohio Stuart Emma B. Billings Martha Rich Bowen Boothbay Harbor Pemaquid W. W. Patton John Thibodeau Gaston Lachaise Quebec Gaspe Peninsula Maurice Miller Auburn Bay Point Joan Harrison Marilla Tarr Richmond Ida B. Oliver Portland Roy M. Newman Winslow Rouse Cotton Island Elson Field James Stevens Five Islands Andrew Rowe Arrowsic Bowen Rowe Bath Iron Works June Bradshaw Chicago Holt Melvin Cunningham Dorothy Hagan North Edgecomb Carrie Heald Walter B. Hill Emma Lou Hill Pottsville Kenebec Point Clyde Jordan Portsland John Grindell Bertha Russell Bath Perry Beals Bath Memorial Hospital Anita Woodward Hartford Conn Ann Read Dorothy Stuart E. B. Billings Perley Chandler Long Island Damariscotta Gilbert Gunnell John Gilbert Waltham Mass Thomas Williams West Georgetown Gunnell James Dunton Sarah Lavina Kingsbury Everett Trafton Lincoln Street First Baptist Church Georgetown David L. Wilson W. Merton Webber George E. Webber Benjamin F. Webber Robert A. Webber Oak Cemetery Arthur Wyman Charles Sabattus Robert Webber Chelsea George Webber Benjamin Webber Maud Webber Vassalboro Rudolph Trafton George F. Oliver Frank Walker Woolwich Nettie Campbell Litchfield Corner McClair Shirley N. C. Hicks Ruth Hicks Jamaica N. Y Georgetown Center Newell Campbell

Funeral services held for Bath business leader Harry W. Tucker

The funeral of Harry W. Tucker, longtime Bath business man, drew many from the city Thursday at his home 934 Middle Street. Rev. Charles M. Tubbs of Grace Episcopal Church officiated. Attendees included relatives from New York Bangor Waterville Portland and Augusta. Pallbearers were Marston and Heald. Interment followed at Oak Grove cemetery with a committal service.

Harry W. Tucker Bath Middle Street Tucker Charles M. Tubbs Grace Episcopal Church Arthur R.tucker New York Controllers Institute of America Louise Tucker Public School Service William Brown Brown Harnet Brown James Freeland Bangor L. H. Soper Waterville Richard Sprague Portland Fred C. Marston Ray Marston Augusta James P. Marston Rupert H. Baxter Edmund P. Briggs Owen J. Ledyard F. B. Nichols Fred N. Sanborn William 8. Shorey Fred C Ray P William Heald Westport Mr. Tucker Oak Grove Cemetery Mr. Tubbs

Topsham Man Guilty Of Diverting Power From CMP

Alcide Guerette of Topsham pleaded guilty in municipal court to diverting electric power from Central Maine Power Co by tapping wires to his brother’s home. He was sentenced to six months in Kennebec county jail, plus a separate intoxication charge with costs or 60 days in Augusta jail.

Alcide Guerette Topsham John J. Keegan Central Maine Power Co Kennebec Augusta Frank Carver Guerette C.M.P. Co Keegan George A. Lacey Robert Green Lacey House of Correction

Many New Features At Beacon Street Lawn Party

Beacon Street church announces a lawn party on Thursday and Friday with several new features. An imported Oriental goods sale will offer attractive prices. Free matched tags numbered for attendees allow tag holders with the same number to exchange for prizes on the grounds. A large array of prizes awaits owners of matched tags. Tags available by request from committee members.

Beacon Street

Bath dog wins first in Mt Desert Kennel Club show

Burma Chang a black chow owned by Mrs. Elmer F. McFarland heads the House of Chang kennels and took first place in his class at Bar Harbor show. Buddy a red bow owned by Mrs. Victor Spicer earned second prize. George Drapeau Jr. of New York sailed from Montreal on the S. S. Montclare for Scotland on a month long vacation. Daisy Munsey of South Dresden arrived to visit her son Herbert Munsey in Woolwich.

Burma Chang Elmer F. McFarland Mechanic Street McFarland Bar Harbor Buddy Victor Spicer Court Street George Drapeau, Jr New York City George Drapeau Brunswick Montreal S. S. Montclare Scotland Drapeau The Newland England Daisy Munsey South Dresden Herbert Munsey Woolwich Lie Stevens Dorothy Saugus Howard Cottage Warren Wright Natick Mass Rockcrest Cottage Ashley Walter Jr Waldoboro Seguin Lodge F. L. Gifford Springfield F. W. Wiggin Newton Ned Helden Brighton Jordan Portland Bertha Russell Cape Elizabeth Marjorie Smiley Louise Smiley Samuel Belanger Bath Cynthia R. McCreary Lois Ann McCreary Mary Chick Ryan George 8. Redding West Medford Walter Redding Winchester George Moyse Waltham Herbert Vose George H. Vose Beverly F. E. Sibley N. E. Southworth Joseph Beane Hamden Conn Carl C. Anderson Norman M Gay Norma Herbert Persons Hudson, Mass E. Willis Beane Waltham, Mass

Whales Sighted Near Five Islands Amid Vacation News

A Buffalo party while fishing near Five Islands sighted a pod of 11 humpback whales about 60 feet long near The Western Ground. The vessel withdrew after a close approach. later vacation Bible School opened with 32 enrolled at the Five Islands church. sermons by Rev. Patton and Rev. Boynton noted. Numerous locals and visitors are listed as summer guests at cottages and inns along Seguinland and Malden Island.

Buffalo N. Y Earl S. MacMahan Lloyd Doty Arrowsic Marion Wells South Deerfield Mass Helen Reed Bridgeport New York William Werre Stoneham Robinhood Anderson W. A. Bishop Medford Ackerley A. K. Rodenheiser Chicopee Falls Minnie Eisenhauer Norman Howard Bath Ida Hinckley Gertrude Blaisdell Phippsburg Addison Smith Yarmouth L. H. Rowe Helen Rowe F. B. White Winthrop Wessling Belmont Leon Augusta Folsom William Card Brockton Fred Reid Seguinland John Hinds Pejepscot Nellie Reid Mary E. Libby Ada E. Danforth Gardiner Addie Stevens William Davis Allston Nora Marr Beulah Miller E. M. Horton Wilbur B. Dexter Wilbur Jr Lillian Cleveland Ohio Paul Thompson Joseph C. Stevens Charles Burgess Alfred S. Bucknam E. B. Clark Moore-Davis Sedgemere Road Frank Perkins Frank Biggins Elmer B. Clark Fred Clark John Meagley Pemaquid Point D. L. Howard Christmas Cove Elsie M Charles Rugg Boston Worcester Parsons Paradise Malden Island James Kellam Smith Kellam Nancy Pennsylvania Madge O'Brien Henry Moore Harold Rowe Harold Carl Kittery Ellsworth Pinkham Mr. Rowe

Social visits fill Five Islands area gatherings

Lowell and nearby residents host relatives and friends visiting from Watertown Burlington Newton Quincys M A Maine and New York guests attend Open House and tea by the Five Islands Improvement Association. Cottage stays at Hall cottage Farber Davis house and Rockcrest highlight a season of visits and excursions.

Lowell Mass S. S. Smith Brighton Guy Griffin Elizabeth Eldridge Cape Elizabeth Maine Joseph C. Stevens Frank Tucker John Matson Bessie Packard Quincy Arthur Marr Charles Kenney Norman, Donald Warren T. E. Cromwell Frank Blake Somerville Burt Hall West Acton Leonard Gould St. Petersburg Fla Carrie Luce Bath Madelyn Berry Hershel Dickey William Stewart Powell Wyoming Frank Biggins George Smith Gertrude Smith Augusta William Gage Harry Lishness Carlton Hinckley Millard Everett Leonard Five Islands Nellie Dixon Fred G. Eldridge William Farr Medford Rockcrest Cottage Charles MacMahan Everett D. L. Howard Orville Rowe Waldoboro Sherbrooke Howard James Les

Buster Carroll Set For Monday Night Boxing Card

Buster Carroll returns to Nick Mihalos stable for a Monday bout at the Arcades arena meeting Pancho Villa of Waterville in a comeback clash. The show features Samson the 502-pound wrestling bear with Zip the trained police dog and five boxing bouts including Carroll Villa.

Buster Carroll Lowell Mass Nick Michalos Shipping City Arcade Arena Pancho Villa Waterville Carroll Mihalos Sherbrooke Can Eddie Carroll Ottawa Canada Paul Junior Lewiston Samson Big Black Bear Hollywood Moving Pictures Bath New England Zip

Petunias and Nasturtiums in Closets Inspire Floral Holders

Mrs Kennedy invites readers to explore classes Nine and Eleven about clever plant holders. The guide suggests using old tureens filled with flowers and foliage, with holders crafted from lead strips or putty or clay, then fully covered by blooms.

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Samuel Vannah Winchester, Mass E. I. Jack T. J. Southard Paul Jack Island Keyer Park Lake Cobbesseecontee H. A. Tarr Doris McKenney Passaic N. J Gordon Farm John Parker Beatrice Bertha Sadie Wood Clayton Nichols George King Vera Meserve Wallace Ane Lewiston Thursy William Wilson South A. Reid Walker Naomi Lasky Elizabeth Watson Allen’s Greenville Miss Seth Watson Florence Watson Wallace Farley Lettie Hartford Georgetown and Sons Elson Bowdeinham Brennen John Hartford Gertrude Congdon Florence Morse Gertrude Walter Newburyport Estelle Blood Barton Edward Dunn Depositors Trust Co Dunn St. Lawrence River Mr. Savage Earl Preble Marjory A. G. Preble Mina Florence Rickards D. M. Humphreys & Co Sagadahock Block Bath, Me Room Mis. Avis Marston Percy Marston Sagadahoc Ferry North Winthrop Roger Nickerson Cobb Road Togue Pond Mt. Katahdin Little River Farm Indian Point Road Georgetown, Maine Sherman Campbell Topsham Man Kennebec County Beacon Street Church Bath Dog Herbert Moore Herbert Jr Arthur Todd Lisbon Falls Almon Marr F. W. MacDonald Jack and Gill Bath Savings Institution Fred S. Curtis & CO Thomas R Iluston Center Street
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