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Bath Independent in Bath, Maine

02 Jun 1932

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Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1932

Page

3

Bath area hosts and seasonal home openings noted

Mrs J E Percy and Mrs De Cullity hosted friends in Manton while Bath shoppers visited the town. Summer homes opened at Coxs Head and Small Point as visitors and relatives arrived from Boston Philadelphia and Worcester. Memorial Day preparations and local cottage activity, plus residents from Concord and Richmond visiting Bath, are reported with numerous social calls and family gatherings.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

J. E. Percy de Cullity Sachson Arthur L. Joy Manton Lester Oliver W. R. Bowie Bath Harry Hannaford Lida Oliver Cox’s Head Harry Spencer Shirley Spencer Pophamoe Bruns Te William Cullity Bucksport Eric J. Carlson Jennie Woodward Harold Woodward George ‘Woodward N. J James E. Percy Maggie Morse Philadelphia Small Point E. P. Thomas Ora Hallett Bath City Hospital Parker Head M. L. Trask Lynn Mass Thomas Ruth Beach Massachusetts Lewis Cottage John Malcolm Boston Small Point Road Grace Lermond Herbert Grace Williams Clarence Spinney Eva Gormley Southern Colored Schools Frank Webber Heroert Malcolm Forest Masters Webber Charles Harrington Mr. Wyman Lawrence Bond Richmond Ora Reed Rebecca Bowker Rogers Henry Heald Rogers W. Broom New England Eric and Bernard Carlson Henry Minnett Charles Stevens Kamp Kebec C. F. Hathaway Cambridge Frank A. Sewall Popham Ray Marston Augusta James Marston Doris Miss Spear Litchfield Ralph Goss J. Lester Morse Roland Eaton Roland, Jr Eunice Swarthmore Ashdale Horace Morse Gardiner Rogers Meadowbrook
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Petition Seeks to Retain Teacher in Bath District

The Bath side school on the bridge route prepared and signed a petition asking that Miss ee Donnell be retained for another term. Various local families and residents are noted visiting, hosting, or traveling to Memorial Day observances and gatherings, with numerous Oliver and Morse family members mentioned across towns.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Bath Missee Donnell Carolyn Oliver Westerly, R. I Harry F. Oliver Charles E. Hewitt Jr Charles E. Hewitt Hewitt Cottage Capitol Island John G. Morse Fairview Abbie Mansfield Lynn Mass Gus Small Sanford Mitchell Winchester Walter Morse Mitchell Ncil Bacon Unity Harry Oliver Ray Oliver Quincy Alfred Oliver Leila Oliver Bay Point Elmer Coggeshall Coggeshall Sidney Knight Portsmouth N. H Seymour Hayden Eugene Morey Union James McLaren Donald McLaren Tirrell Winthrop Zina Eaton Charles T. Small Jr Portland Harry Knight Zina Hunt Dromore Farm Bureau Dromore Grange Hall Rebecca Feero Rachel Hodgdon Jennie Harrington Charles Stinson Gloucester Harold Haggett White Mountains Herbert Morse Barbara Elaine Hazel Coombs Sherman Morse Isle Au Haut Morse Ernest O. Knight Augusta Jack Waterhouse Gardiner Margaret Morse Small Point Philadelphia Susie Schofield Charles Downing Philip Downing Medford Otis Hunt Howard Fred Eaton Brockston Squaw Club Frank Perry Robert P. Manson Sherman L. Morse Edgar W. Oliver Wescastogo Inn
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Pupils Honor Emmons With Gifts On Memorial Day

Edwin L. Emmons, longtime central grammar school truant officer, was presented with two linen handkerchiefs by pupils as a memorial gesture. He tearfully thanked the children, saying they mean everything to him and that they have shown respect. Joseph Avery, Bath Opera House doorman, is on a weeklong vacation.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Edwin L. Emmons Central Grammar School Mr. Emmons Times Office Joseph Avery Bath Opera House
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