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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
8
JOLICOEUR DALL WEDDING ON MONDAY
Miss Doris Marie Dall and Horatio J. Jolicoeur wed in a nine o'clock nuptial Mass at St. Marys church. The double ring ceremony featured bridesmaid Miss Theresa Dall and best man Lionel Simpson. The couple will reside at 16 Elm Street Waterville after a two week trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Marie Dall
Minnie W. Dall
South Street
Horatio J. Jolicoeur
Wiliam Jolicoeur
Waterville
St. Mary's Church
Timothy C. Maney
Theresa M. Dall
Lionel Simpson
Bath
Maid of Honor
Elizabeth A. Conley
Grace E. Cunningham
Frank L. Higgins
Elm Street
Waterville High School
Lena Butler
Harry Aldrich
Delinia Jenness
Clifford Jolicoeur
Alphonse Jolicoeur
Emile Pelletier
Arthur Goldrup
Barney Frost
Ruth Dean
Francis Burgon
Eva Green
Alton Butler
Perley Butler
Eunice Goldrup
Dorothy McArthur
Tony Roberge
Theresa Bernard
Jerome Murray
John Dall
Bernard McGrath
Portland
George D. Cabot, Jr
New York City
Emma Marquis
Paul Marquis
Rose Roderick
Brunswick
MacMahan Island welcomes colonists for summer season
Work is well underway at MacMahan Island as families arrive to open cottages for the summer. Notable arrivals include the Nealley and Searle families from Cambridge and Bryn Mawr, with others from Philadelphia, Providence, New Haven, and New York set to join in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacMahan Island
H. A. Nealley
Cambridge
Bath
MacMahan
Robinhood Cottage
Mabel
Louise Searle
Bryn Mawr
Isabella Sharpe
Philadelphia
Theodore S. Lazell
West Newton
Island
Gray Rock Cottage
B. W. Spock
Spock
New Haven
Lily Roberts
George S. Pine
Katurah Pine
Providence
H. H. Lee
Lester
Haverford
John K. Lee
Ardmore
Arthur
Edward Nealley
John Meigs
Mass
Georgetown
Henry W. Owen
George E. Gray
Ralph Davis
Gilman Standish
Bath and
Boothbay
W. Clinton Allen
Sheepscot Island Co
Rye
N. Y
William Green
New York
Nancy Burton Green
Theodore Townsend Scudder, Jr
Howard Knight
Theodore T. Scudder
Fairfield
West Bath Grangers Have Fine Outing
West Bath Grangers families and friends enjoyed the third annual field day at the Bowdoinham farm of Sheriff and Mrs. Albert Henderson. Participants joined tug of war ball games and relay races with a dinner of steamed clams frankfurters and coffee. Committee members included D S Henderson E G Lemont H S Wallace A Henderson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Bowdoinham
Albert Henderson
Union Street
Bath
Bowdeinham
West Bath Grange
David S. Henderson
Everett G. Lemont
Harry S. Wallace
Herbert P. Simpson
James B. Lemont
Harold E. Freeman
Raymond A. Smith
Edwin W. Haggett
Frank Kendrick
Brunswick
Arthur C. Lemont
John M. Howe
Charles T. Henderson
Bath Cosmopolitan Garden Club Tops Flower Show
County Commissioner George M. Stinson praised the Cosmopolitan Garden Club of Bath for surpassing all at the Danish Village Flower Show. He highlighted their display as unmatched in surroundings layout and general beauty.
Bowdoinham Bridge Club Hosts Memorial Day Events
The Bowdoinham bridge club met at Miss Emily Rideout’s home with a noon luncheon and afternoon card play. Memorial services for Kennébec lodge K of P were held at the Methodist church with Freeport lodge and Pythian Sisters as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Emily Rideout
Kennébec Lodge K. of P
Methodist Church
Freeport Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Castle Hall
Ralph Purington
Boston
Ella
Bowdoinham
Lisbon Falls
Frank K. Jack
Gardiner Hospital
Arthur Chick
Monmouth
Horace Millay
Tina Jack
Edward Wilson
Frank Jack
Gardiner
Leroy Cleveland
Richmond
Jessie Ames
McDonald Temple Pythian
Dorothy Dickinson
Herbert Merrill
Mountainside Hospital
Montclair
N. J
Charles Newton
Waterville
Leathers
George Hamilton
Coombs High School
Harry Purington
Portland
Jerry Tibbetts
Robert Patten
Lelia Hunnewell
Howard
Kingfield
Clara Fogg
Hazel. Cornish
Bridgton
Herbert Cornish
Ruth Jones
Massachusetts
George Partridge
Falmouth
Katherine Mulligan
Whitefield
Bowdoin Sagadahoc grange meets with 125 attendance
Bowdoin Center hall hosts Bowdoin Sagadahoc grange with 125 present. Third and fourth degrees conferred on eight by Progressive grange from Richmond Corner. Harvest supper by lady officers. visitors from Progressive Enterprise Topsham MERRYmeeting Monmouth Pine Tree attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin Center
Progressive Grange
Richmond Corner
Progressive
Enterprise
Topsham
Merrymeeting
Monmouth
Pine Tree
William R. Wood
Augusta
Pophamites Prepare for Active Summer
Kennebec notes urge a new generation to plan a discovery tour like George Popham did. They should be pioneers seeking beauty, not mere adventure readers, and consider the island near Morse's River where Capt Kidd’s treasure was once said to be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
George Popham
Capt. Kidd
George Oliver
Morse’s River
For sale outboard motor and boat with 32 hp Johnson
Mixed classified line offers a 32 hp Johnson outboard with electric starter and mahogany finish plus a deck. Buyer contact Foster's Point Road Tel 275-2. Dated 5-31-21. Also advertised is a 16 ft Kennebec canoe in good condition listed by S. Brown Foster's Point Road Tel 275-2. 5-31-2t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.p. Johnson
Foster's Point Road
Brown
Tel
S. Brown
Ore Point Road
Whiskeag Creek Becomes A Lake And Local Recreation Spot
A Bath city project converts Whiskeag Creek into a lake about one mile long with water 60 to 200 feet wide and three to eight feet deep. A new 18 inch sluiceway and three spillways control flow, two bridges are removed, and a swimming float with a runway will be built from salvaged timbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bath
Mill Pond
Bath
Kelley Field
Memorial Hospital Benefit Bridge Tea at Sumner Sewall Home
Mrs Sumner Sewall hosts a Thursday afternoon bridge and tea fundraiser at 7 North Street Bath to aid Memorial Hospital. The event features prizes for high and low scores and welcomes both men and women with table reservations via Mrs William D Sewall. Attendance is expected to be large due to Bath support for the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
North Street
Memorial Hospital
Bath
Mme
Emma Eames
Fred Patten
Kennebec
Bath women injured in narrow escape on Bath Brunswick road
Two Bath women, Mrs. Frederick N. Klippel of 29 Green Street and Mrs. Cecil E. Paine of 924 High Street, suffered minor injuries in a vehicular crash on the Bath Brunswick road about 10 a.m. Wednesday. The Chrys-? vehicle involved left the roadway and overturned in the incident, with both occupants escaping serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Frederick N. Klippel
Green Street
Cecil E. Paine
High Street
Bath-Brunswick
Car Crash Near Crosby’s Inn Injures Two Women
Mrs Paine drove a 1934 Airflow Chrysler east of Crosby’s Inn and struck a telephone pole, causing minor cuts to Mrs Paine and a broken nose for Mrs Klippel after the car veered off the macadam. The vehicle was badly damaged and towed to Prescott’s garage. Officer Crosby noted slow speed likely limited injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Prescott
John P. Crosby
Projects Provide Work for Bathman Poor
Mayor Harold P. Small announced that Bathmen formerly dependent on relief now work on ERA projects as health permits. He said the poor department is thousands of dollars ahead of last year’s schedule, with Sidney L. Eaton noting the department’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor Department
ERA
Harold P. Small
Sidney L. Eaton
Wed
ERA Wage Talks Highlight Substantial Potential Savings
A government official acknowledged a substantial saving but could not name the exact amount. Mr. Eaton stated the department must still aid several ERA project workers as the $9.60 per week wages are not sufficient in all cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Mien
Jolicoeur
St. Mary’s Church
Alden G. Smith
John H. Hyde
Senter
Bathbridge
George P. Hunter
Morris S. Povich
Sagadahoc County
Aroostook County
Jake W. Bishop
Bowdoinham, Maine
Charming Resort
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Bath Trust
Center St. Mon
Bowdoin
Bath Department Store
Center Street
Maine
Chas. Sparks
Dowrie Ik
LACUS
Lincoln Streets
Ruth Chatterton
Adolphe Menjou
Constance Bennett
Franchot Tone
Jack Holt
Jean Arthur
Mon
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
Earl Carroll
Vanities
J. Horace McClure
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