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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1924

Page

8

Fortytwo Years Ago Polo Match in Bath at Rink

A Bath crowd watched Greeks of Bath versus Lewiston Independents in a polo game with two early races, a potato race won by Briry, and a three legged race won by Leydon and McQuarrie. Leydon scored the winning goal assisted by Sewall as Cahill and Barbeau made strong rushes. The Greeks, the smaller team in the state, remain unbeaten in four games, while the Independents, new players, admitted defeat. Proceeds benefited the BALLS. Cadets: the simount cleared, Bath attendees head to Chicago for the Republican National Convention. Sedgwick Relief Corps hosted a surprise party for Mrs J W Grassey with a silver cake basket.

Lewiston Murphy Sewall Cox Briry Leydon and McQuarrie Binry Sewall Barbeau Leydon Independents Cahill T. W. Morse Frank Thiggett J.S. Ballou Lewistons W. T. Thomas Charles Fuller Treydon Vaughn Shaw Sinnott Truch Anonimitenr

Pirates of Penzance Delights Bath Audience at Columbia Hall

A severe storm did not dampen a large audience as the Pirates of Penzance opened at Columbia Hall. Miss Plummer and Mrs Duncan led a strong cast with elaborate costumes, noted chorus, strong scenery, and an attentive orchestra under manager Pierce.

Columbian Hall Finnia Reed General Stanley Lillian Rider May Welch Nellie Rogers Flora Turner Kittie Tuee Jennie Melcher Edwina Jones Annie Trufant Gertie Duncan Florence Corliss Frank Luce D. Pierce Fred Simpson Charles Trvde J. W. Kelley Fred Kimball W. R. Ballou F. A. Welch Will T. Trufant Arthur Magoun Fred A. Norton Avucustus Perey Nathaniel Clapp Fred Andrews Tarry McLellan John S. Jackson

Opera Hall Crowds For Beautiful Bouquet Presentation

Mrs. Mary Faxon Dun can is praised for a beautiful bouquet presentation. The hall is expected to be crowded tonight as the opera program continues.

Kton Mary Faxon Duncan

Polo Match Ends With Sagadahocks Victory 3 2

A Bath crowd watched the Sagadahocks defeat the Dudes 3 to 2 in a polo game at the rink. Cromwell and Snow scored for Sagadahocks. Bates and Bailey found the net for the Dudes. Melcher shone for the Dudes while Olys absence aided Sagadahocks.

Sagadahocks Cromwell Melcher Doc Bates Blaisdell Billings Hyde Biggins W. B. Olys Vaughan

Bath Real Estate Transfers and Local Notes

Real estate transfers listed include Wright to Willian Work land price 850 dollars and various deeds involving Merritt Coombs Moore and others with sums from 55 to 2250 dollars. Local events cover schooner Charles Wolston dispatch about grounding, Bath fishing trip reports, and renovations on a mansion. Community details mention baptisms, recitations by Georgia Cayvan, a pole campaign banner for Butler and West, and a temperance meeting with remarks by Rev Chick and others.

Renal Estate Pransfers Bath C. Wright Willian Merritt Tlarviet Elijahl I. Sawyer Edward T. Marston B.C. Raymond Joanna MM. Crocker Charles Davenport Nathan Coombs Benjamin F. Jewett Warren T. Mank Alfred A. Fowls Et al Matilda A. Moore Peter Pero Francis King Jr Apphia J. Starkey Caroline M. Purington Franklin Reed Mien Reed John W. Perry Mary A. Barstow Robinson Ermin DT. Mitchell

Alameda Team Invited to Open Gardiner Rink Event

The Alameda schedule notes a Thursday night game against the Grocers and Hardwares with three games total. An invitation was received to join Lewiston for the Gardiner rink opening on June 12.

Alameda Grocers Hardwares Alamedas Gardiner Lewiston

Lumber Theft at Manchester Site Narrows Cottage Project

Charles A. McCausland, Portland photo engraver, had 17 000 feet of lumber hauled to his Manchester site for a cottage roof when an unknown thief backed a truck into the pile and stole substantial house timber. Neighbors say the hole left was sizable.

Charles A. McCausland Portland McCausland Manchester

White rhinoceros differs from ordinary type

The great white rhinoceros in the Nile valley shows features setting it apart from smaller African Asian and Malaysian varieties. Dr Herbert Lang of the American Museum of Natural History notes its lower lip has a horn plate for protection against sword grass, and its two nose horns grow from the skin rather than from bone.

The Nile Africa Asia Malaysia Herbert Lang American Museum of Natural History Louisville Courier-Journal

West Bath Grange Confers Third and Fourth Degrees

West Bath Grange completes the third and fourth degrees Monday night and notes no supper will be served. Kitchen committee includes Miss Tuey Ward and several Mrs. names. dining room led by Mrs. Fred Brown. Menu lists fruit salad olives hot rolls cake coffee and doughnuts.

West Bath Grange Tuey Ward Marion Plummer Frances Clark Florence Irish Rose Rich Eeith Rich Llewellyn Rogers Ethel Lee Addie Shaughnessy Marjorie Cavanaugh Grace Preeman Fred Brown

Referee in Bankruptcy Opens Meeting in Ellis Case

Referee in Bankruptcy William T. Ball sat in Wiscasset on Wednesday to lead the first meeting of creditors in the matter of Wilfred A. Ellis of Cooper's Mills.

William T. Ball Wiscasset Wilfred A. Ellis Cooper's Mills

Dammed Up Brooks Aids Rural Fire Protection Effort

A two year test demonstrates Brunswick Maine rural fire plan improving water access for farm buildings schools and churches. Reservoirs and dams on small brooks supply water for early extinguishment saving property including a city almshouse barn after a near loss.

Dia Medwards Othr Mill Street Androscoggin Dias Dower Water Street City Water Service

Cosmopolitan Club Plans Evening of Play and Dance

The Cosmopolitan Club hosts a stage entertainment titled At the Movies followed by dancing and card games this Thursday at eight. The cast lists Marion Thill, Marion Gorham, Thelma Littlefield, Fernice Thives, pianist Dorothy Bragg among others. A six year old boy was struck by a car on Third Street and admitted to Eastern Maine General Hospital with serious head injuries. the driver Walter Trueworthy of Bangor reportedly lost control when his car struck the sidewalk. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs Sheldon Peters of Patten Street, is in kindergarten and not expected to live.

Cosmopolitin Club Thittsday Harrier Cook Marion Thill Alanet Marion Gorham Arene Dara Pere Thelma Littlefield VNP Lillian Miller TSN TVA Fernice Thives Dorothy Bragg Alton Peters Walter Trueworthy Bangor Third Street Eastern Maine General Hospital Peters Mr. T Hill Carroll Street Trueworth Sheldon Peters Patten Street

Snipe Couple Sails Home on Veendam Liner

Dr and Mrs Langdon T Snipe depart Rotterdam aboard the Veendam of the Holland American Line for home after a European visit. They spent weeks in France with a Brittany detour before returning via Holland.

Langdon T. Snipe Veendam Rotterdam Mrs. Snipe France Brittany Holland

Obituary for Lillian Welch Died Peacefully After Illness

Lillian Welch died suddenly early Saturday at her home on TOG Washington Street after a long illness. She lived a devoted life, worked seven years as a clerk at Perey & Sons, and was active in Garner Episcopal Church. She is survived by a daughter Pharetha and other family as described in the notice.

Lillian Welch Washington Street Ana Alfering Vanie DP Perey & Sons Perey Camel Enstoveers Wight Garner Episcopal Mar Mars

Welch wat Mostly Qbertaen ct the pe jeberecs

Fragmentary report describes a gathering of local officials and a delegation from the De TR Peres. Clerks are cited in unclear prose as part of the event and expressions of esteem at a wheel site gathering. Names appear garbled and errors obscure specifics.

Mirrk- Welch Thoms W. Mires de TR Peres

Obituary of Scott C. Perry South End grocer

Scott C. Perry died Monday morning after a long illness. Born in Phippedoee he was a son of Sohn Perry Und and Abbie W. Clifford Perry. He married and had a son and daughter. He retired about 1909 and ran a grocery store here. Survived by a son in Bath a daughter Mrs Ralph Robinson of Port Tend three brothers and three sisters. Funeral arrangements not listed.

Pei OG Southend Tie Phippedoee Sohn Perry Und Abbie W. Clifford Perry Gail Woos Sehoaners Gelyime Sessae Bork Te Wate Apoember Pokiur Sri Ledee DL O& Ae Teeside Poh Te Peary Bath Ome Ralph Robinson Port Tend Mewaril Oof Pryde Park Charles EL Milton Frank A. Perry Washingal Washo William Kennnedy South Porthod Daniel Ludwig Thope and Mars Thomas Tweghes Phipybre Torecery Store

William Garey Funeral Held in Bath

The funeral for William TL Garey, renowned Bath fisherman, was held Sunday at Oak Grove Cemetery. Born in Boothbay to James and Prudence Garey, he spent a life at sea. Survived by wife Esther of Portland, four sons Sanford Bath Hobson Portland John Lewiston William of the West, and three daughters Adagenora Smith New Bedford Alice Moon South Portland and Mrs Dillion Alex of Portland.

William TL Garey Augusta Middle Street Bath David TL. Wilton Ehurcl George Midgleton Clifton George Thoms Coil Burich Oak Grove Mr Garey Boothbay Tharbora Seno Jiaves Prudence Garey Darger Peat Te Tins Aieisti Tle Esther A. Garey Porthiaid Sanford J Hobson Porthind John Tr Lewiston Williaa Thearey Adgienora Smith New Bedford Mass Alice Moon O South Porthnd Mars Dillion Aliex Portland

Miss Jennie Foster Dies. Bath Public School Teacher

Miss Jennie S Foster 50 lifelong Bath teacher died Tuesday at 160 Washington St. daughter of Willis and Lacy Poster she taught at South Street School and was active in Winter Street church and the Parent Teacher Association. Survived by one sister Miss Helen Poster funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at her home.

Jennie S. Foster Bath Washington Street Willis and Lacy Poster Lincohy County Othe South Street Schoo Winter Street Chavel Teriess Misa Tlelen Poster Duier

Funeral for Miss Mary Elizabeth Tourtillotte

Miss Mary Elizabeth Tourtillotte died suddenly in New Duryport Massachusetts. Funeral held Thursday afternoon at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs John Pourtillotte 75 Russell Street. Rev Charles Myron Tubbs of Grace Episcopal church officiated. Bearers were Morse high school friends Donald Speek Ralph Gay Gerald Atkinson Roger Skillings Roscoe T Shay and Herbert Cavanaugh. Burial in Oak Cemetery.

Mary Elizabeth Tourtillotte New Duryport Mass John CL Pourtillotte Russel Street Charles Myron Tubbs Grace Episcopal Church Miss Tourtillotte Morse High School Donald Speek Ralph Gay Gerald Atkinson Roger Skillings Roscoe

John Prank Warren dies after illness in Kennebunk

John Prank Warren of Kennebunk died at home after a brief illness, with pneumonia and jaundice. He was a former newspaper and variety store proprietor, past chancellor of Myrtle lodge Knights of Pythias, and a member of Mousam lodge Odd Fellows and Wa Wa tribe Red Men. Survived by widow Edith Knowles Warren and son Lyndon.

John Prank Warren Sigamore Great Council of Maine Redamen Kennebunk May Wareren Dormin Saco Marshall O Susan O. Warren Tie Myrtle Lodge Knights of Pythias Mousam Lodge F of Odd Fellows Wa Wa Tribe of

Telephones Linked With Radio For Broadcasting

Long distance calls enable radio broadcasts by using two telephone lines per channel, with balancing equipment, engineers, and pre arranged circuits. Tests and rerouting occur in early hours to avoid commercial disruption, supporting broadcasts with multiple stations and operators across the country.

the Nations Electric Light Association Carnegie Thai New York Julians Barnes United States Chamber of Commerce Lane Case Oye Sopra Thrones Phew Dromdensting

Fruit-a-tives touted for indigestion relief in Groton notice

Mrs Hammond of Groton New York reports relief from severe indigestion and constipation after using Fruit-a-tives fruit tonics. Ad claims benefits of figs prunes and apples juices for stomach and bowel troubles. Available 25c and 50c per box from Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg New York.

F.C. Wammond Groton N.Y

Notice of Second Dividend for Lincoln County Trust Co Receivers

Receivers Walter S Glidden and Carl M P Larrabee announce a second dividend under liquidation of Lincoln County Trust Company at Wiscasset Maine. Depositors must present accounts with proper authority to receive funds and provide legal proof of authorization if needed. Debtors cannot offset deposits against debts to the bank per Law Court ruling. Dated May 20 1924.

Linco County Trust Company Carder Gieboest Seid Comey Coon Cort Sant Limeoly County Trust Crimhane Wiscasset Maine Hetaeren Eumlines Q Meltta Vines Law Court Lincoln County Trust Company Walter S Glidden Carl M. P. Larrabef

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bath Times J. W. Wakefield J. Ty Donnell J.C. Jameson Bathgo Chicago Rhiine Club Kennebeck Polo Club South Enders South Grammar School Engine Boys Sedgwick Relief Corps J. W. Grassey Winter Street M. Billings M. Hyde B. C J. J. Blaisdell Bert Bailey George Bates Uncle Sam J. H. Diggins Walter Melcher Bowery G. J. Mitchel Taggett Dude Kelly Rushery Nagle Snow Dievee Dolloff Isaacson Fla, Welch Charlie Tryde Tsaacson Bates Bailey Dudes Moi Wilson Brothers Blaine Lewis G. Rabel J. F. Hayden St. Cecila Club Sagadahock House Boston J. Wilton Jordan George Gowell People's Ferry Charles Philhosphia Rotting Park Lewiston High School Mason's George Place AL RR. Cail Capt. Gibbons John TP. Kelley San Francisco Wath Sagadahoeck G. Fred Mitchell Jere Woodbury Brunswick Gian Seelock George M. Shepard William TP. Corliss N. W. Wheeler Goss Marine Iron Works Wheeler Sumner Carrie Haggett Providence R. T Frank George India Hinggett Conservatory of Music Bath High School Freeman C. Clark Charles Wolston Thinckley Wolston Jacksonville Kennebec Harry Norton Toston J. H. Kimball Msq John M. Mitchell James Morse I. Hartwell and Son Vath Georgian Cayvan Academy of Music Gen. Butler Rogers Yard IT. J. White North Street Church George S. Dunton Ele League of American Wheelmen Ile C. E. Osborne A. . Emery Bath Pole Center Street Butler West Paris Oliver Chick Messers Winchester Harrington McKiever Smith Burton Freeman Snl Mepicing Co Norway T Brunswick Edward Banger Centen Countey Cosmopolitan Club Scott C. Perry W. T. Garey Jennie Stewart Foster Trephede Ieee Sones Radio Brande Perma Listeria Chad Peeigl Teshkage Het Betisi Varhens Pott
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