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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1925

Page

7

Classmates Surprise Miss Merrill Before Vermont Move

Eighth grade classmates at Emerson School hosted a surprise party for Miss Thelma Merrill at Curtis Hall with blue and white decor. She received a silver pencil and will travel to Yarmouth then Readsboro Vermont to live with relatives.

Thelma Merrill Emerson School Vermont Curtis Hall W. N. Pierce West Nan Hatch Brunswick Marriner Frank Sirois Charles Grondin Bowdeinham Raymond Blair Willis Blair Eula Terrill Lane Athletic Field Isabelle Wescott Olive King Stanley Ieva B. R. Mitchell Winthrop Sherman Roberts Canton Point Laura Gerald Augusta Freda Flora Shephard Margaret Grover Waterville East Vassalboro Sunay J. A. Winkham Durham Herbert Carr Massachusetts Cecil Richards Frank Rice Fort Edgecomb Roger Cowell Providence RK L Leland Seigars Dresden Frank Reynolds Gertrude Baker Asa Newell William Newell Edith Amacher Gardiner Dorothy Harry Donald Stultz Emma Bowley Litchfield Arthur W. Bowley Frank Whitinsville Mass Kimball Street Lawrence Southard Edna Gray Daisy Warington Alice G. Baker Z. M. Devinal Arden William Mellvin Florence Somers Portland Cora Conley Bangor Comander Charles Tallman Boston Margaret Fardy William of Deston Annie Knight Newcastle Alvena Knight Hester Stone Frank Yeaton Walter Spring Standish Maurice Ubaynes Bath

Sunday Visits From Town To Durham Family Homes

Mrs. and Mrs. Williams Whitney visited Dr. and Mrs. Charles Simpson in Durham. Numerous relatives and friends spent weekends with families in Portsmouth Keamford Bath Winthrop Portland and Farmington Center notes list guests and hosts across streets and towns.

Ida A. J. Huntington Monmouth Rose Allen Melvin Farrin Beverly Maxs Oscar Smith Will Thurlow Frederick Vonberg Boston Leslie Gardner U. of M Havne W. W. Gardner M. P. Hanson Patten Kenneth E. Specht Opera House Vanessa Beedle Linson Johnson Bangor Kar Harbor Benjamin Spaulding Melrose Mass Gladys Lowell Gorham Normal School Joseph Mansir Lewiston Herbert Mansir Main Street Robert Allen G. A. Thornquest Robert Lilly Salem Charles E. Hewitt Pleasant View Farm Leslie F. Roberts George Wilson Moosehead Lake Ruth Carl Anderson Harold Hinckley Clair Bolton Mis Alice Chapman Portland W. A. Turner Moonhoinham Road Capt Percy Farmer Farm Bureau Grange Hall Ir. F. B. Peabody Mark Costellon W. R. EF. Cares Robert New York City Mixx Ellen Blair Bath Ellen Eastman Richard Derby Winchester Swan Island Laura Stilphen Emerson Eula Terrillx Emerson Grammar Elizabeth G. Kelly Edward McAuliffe J. S. Specht Pbstrix Specht Vertkandd Adele Harford Augusta Ernest Harford Aaron Saunders Deverly Evelyn Leasure Mixx Loreatta Parks Earlastmer Banger Harry Kay Getechell Gorham F. B. Peabody Lixden I. W. Oddy Alice Mixx Helen Specht Robert Stanley Sanford Tbr Williams Whitney Chares Simpson Durham Joseph Thorlow Earl Morang Gardiner Angus Burden Drone James D. Clark Keamford Eben J. Marston Washington Street Frank Anderson Rockland A. K. Chaney Highland Street Dorothy Crooker Herman Crocker Upper High Street Davis Henderson Ald Henderson Albert Henderson Londsinham Wellingtos A. Moore Shirley Margaret Adams Hiram T. Bailes Winthrop Francis Melbenald Keston Melbenald Danford McDonald High Street Alonz Parks Portsmouth N.ho Parks Walter Kingbury Richardson Street Abmer Jevivmsorm Cored Alice Johmsom Fanny Thur Farmington Normal School Mr. Smith Waliter W. Smith

Georgetown Town Notes and Visitor Roundup

Truant from Marrtown and nearby hamlets fill weekly pages with visits and stayovers. Names include Trueman Taylor and Roy Newman of Darien planning a France voyage on Leviathan. Mrs. Helen Thompson improving at Beth Hospital. many shuttling between Bath, Popham, Robinhood, and Five Island schools. Local events mention tax collection by Howard G Heald and a postponed monthly conference at First Baptist church.

Trueman Taylor Gardiner Marrtown Roy Newman Darien Conn Newman France Harold Hunt New Vineyard Mixx Evelyn Huxsey Husses Farmington Lacy Cahill Bath Bay Point Howard G Heald Earle Wottle Everett Mass West Georgetown Helen Thompson Taunton Beth Hospital Chester Starrett Providence R. L Ralph Thompson J. B. Oliver Walter Cummings Portland W. . Todd Howard Webber Sonior Ramford Charles Webber Maxine Walker Five Island School Robinhood Center Schools Leila Campbell Russell Winkham Harold Winkham Woodrow Isray Augusta Todd Popham Harriet Deering First Baptist Church Wlaw Todd Ros Newman Charles MacMahban Ethel Maxx Mark Marr John H. Stary William Todd Koston University Methodist Church Arthur Todd Lonise Richmond Jennie Todd Sydney Dalrymple Treekline Kennether Point George E. Oliver Willard Roger Frank @Hiver New England Telephone Co Albert Shaw Fred Shaw Kittery Merriown Mabel Shaw Kath Seward Emmons Som Jack Lewiston Emmons Ralph Dunton Robirhead Harper Keethbas Amd Wilfred Littlefiet Breektem Sagadahee Farm Ll. Himckley J. Pinkham Augusta Mabel Pinkham Bert League Harry Stott Dorothy Campbell Irving Campbell Bewdeinham Robinheed Lester Pettengill Frye John Elliver Carl Scott Ralph Keene Harry Heald Walter Taylor Liev W. T. Boyd John Thibodean Bury AL AL Brett Cnestos Mark Merreser Verne Frank Tasler Dawhter Vassalberrer Edgar Hunt Harold Marth Kieh Camp Overlook Alfred Rowe Evelyn Rowe Clayston Rowe John Csrindell Ftath Arthur Rewe

Collapse of Bolshevism in Russia, McCullagh predicts

Captain Francis McCullagh, long reporter on Russia, warns ten years of bolshevism followed by anarchy. He cites inert Russian peasants, divided opposition, and Lenin’s nepmenism as factors likely leading to a collapse and eventual shift to a normal government.

Russia Francis McCullagh McCullagh Third Internationale Moscow Mexico Zinovieff Trotzky Zainovieff Reval Kronstadt Paris London Berlin Czar Kerensky Lenin

Boston University Student Preaches on Living Christ

A Boston University student begins his duties with a 2.30 p.m. sermon titled The Living Christ followed by an evening talk on Law or Love Which at the same service.

Boston University Thurston

Islesford First Summer Trip Reports from Five Islands

The Islesford made its first summer voyage Monday morning from Five Islands with Co. E Cromwell as captain and L. H. Rowe purser plus Elbridge Mains as engineer. The steamer also delivers Bath mail, returning for the regular afternoon trip. Many residents and visitors are noted, with illness, moves, and social visits across Bath, Cambridge, Quincy, and Wolwich.

Islesford Co. E Cromwell L. H. Rowe Elbridge Mains Bath Beryl Reid T. D. Reid Wiscasset Webster Scott Weston Mass Five Islands Malden Island Ferris Leonard Alice Cromwell Frank Perkins Frank Biggins E. A. MacMahan Basil Leslie Aingley Virginia Cambridge Harry Horne Chester L. A. Berry Carrie Luce F. M. Reid Cleveland Rowe Arthur Berry Barrows Boothbay I. R. Stevens Maxine Walker Woolwich W. M. Hagan J. H. Rowe Hershal Dickey M. L. Tarr E. V. Small Alex Marr Everett Marr J. G. Rowe Iva Cromwell MacMahan Island Albert Marr Quincy Melvin Harford Henry Jordan Auburn Frank Bartlett Marjorie Conant Dorchester Briggs Alfred Rowe Clayton John Grindell Evelyn Rowe J. E. Blaisdell Bertram Lewis Lena Lewis Somerville Julia Boyd Mabel Thibodeau Ethelyn Campbell Grange Lena Higgins Grange Library Masters School New York Elizabeth Cromwell Goldie Sheridan George Delano Duxbury W. F. Delano G. W. Moulton and Son Shaw Portland Seguinland

New 130 Pair Cable To Span Kennebec River

The New England Telegraph and Telephone Co will lay a 130 pair duplex cable, 50 feet long and 3 to 4 inches in diameter, in one piece from Bath to Woolwich across the Kennebec river. Shipment from Hawthorne, TL is set for June 6, with a wig steam lighter for installation. Officials will seek federal consent and review municipal approvals in Bath and Woolwich.

Hawthorne New England Tel. & Tel. Co Kennebec River Bath Woolwich Pstin Suy Tos Vath

Linwood Atwood Escapes From Cumberland Jail

Sagadahoc county Sheriff learns Linwood Atwood escaped from Cumberland County jail Portland while serving sentence for illegal transportation of alcohol. Atwood had been arrested last fall by State Highway Patrolman O'Brien for speeding and found with a load of liquor. He was fined 500 dollars and sentenced to three months with six months more in default, having already served the initial term.

Lenin Lloyd George Russia Berlin Sherif McClure Sagadahoc Cumberland County Portland Linwood Atwood Maine Atwood Vatrolman O'Brien

Leninism replaces Marxist claim in Russia, revolt grows

The speaker predicts Russia abandons Marxian communism for Leninism. He believes the inert masses will be pushed toward realization of systemic failure, a process that will take time but will ultimately unleash a tide of revolt that nothing can stop.

Russia Boloshevist

Para rubber trees thrive in Luzon typhoon belt say official

A. W. Prautch of the agriculture department reports extensive plantings in Albay and Camarines Sur prove para rubber trees grow well in the Luzon typhoon zone. He notes hundreds of mature trees, self-planted saplings, and that storms do not hinder growth, countering the myth they fail under typhoons.

Luzon A. W. Prautch Department of Agriculture Albay Camarines Sur Singapore Mr. Prautch Para Philippine Islands Camarines Philippines Mindanao

Young Family from Jamaica Plain Visit Morse Home

Mr and Mrs Morten Young and daughters Barbara and Mary of Jamaica Wain Mass visited weekend with Mr and Mrs Scott Morse of Andrews Road Mrs Young and children stayed for a visit of several weeks.

Morten Young Barbara Mary Jamaica Wain Mass Snd Scott Morse Andrews Road

South End Association Reports Prosperous Year

Five plants were sent to the sick as the committee on the sick reported. Mrs. Deering thanked members for two years of support before passing the president's chair to Mrs. Hunt who received a Higgins print. The group planned to co operate with the North Center PTA for a high school alumni banquet on the 17th and discussed the State Association meeting in Augusta.

Committee Higgins Hunt North Center I'Vt.a High School Alumni Association Assembly Hall State Association Augusta Carroll A. Deering John Hunt William P. Hatch Chester A. Vlant Wellington A. Moore Leland R. Mitchell Pres. Hunt N. Gratz Jackson James E. Lockery John Burgon Chester A. Plant Charles Soule William H. Small J. A. Redlon Ethel Bruce Edna Perry Lelia Oliver Chauirman Robert Manson Walter Potter Ambrose McFadden Russell Colby Clarence McIntire Almon RK. Perry Ralph C. Whitehouse Warren McIntire Richard Quick Harry Williams Stearns Scott

Creditors Receive Settlement From H A Oliver Estate

Creditors through Edward W Bridgham attorney received a settlement of 261 3 percent with note unlikely any further dividend. Secured claims total 3536 65 and 403 a combined $4230 65.

H. A. Oliver Edward W. Bridgham

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Lily Sherbourne Carl Beede Harvey Frank Lancaster James Hamilton Georgetown Edward Wren Rossindale Mas Harry Herne Lillian Berry John Fe.miler Semday Helen Thompsen Sumner Edmund W. Thurston CTS Kennebec Serge John J. Desmond Montsweag Farm Wiscasset, Me South End Association D. M. Humphreys & Co Room Sagadabock Block Bath, Me
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