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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1922

Page

3

Auto Accident Probe Begun In Death Of Morse Athlete

State automobile inspector Harry L. Thompson opened an inquiry into the May 31 wreck that killed Morse high athlete John O. Footer. He reported the highway truck driven by L. B. Reed was in a driveway when the crash occurred, with the truck partly overhanging the road as workers watched cows in a pasture nearby. Thompson plans further interviews as the investigation continues.

Harry L. Thompson John O. Footer Morse L. 8. Reed Reed Thompson Wiscasset Baker Auto

Senator Hale Helps Farmers in Maine Race

Washington reports Maine a Republican stronghold to elect a U S senator this year with Frederick Hale expected to be renominated. Hale, finishing his first term, sits high on key committees and backs farm measures including opposing a potash tariff.

Washington Maine United States Frederick Hale Senate Hale Congress Wale Dale

Visitation Day at Dike School Grand Success

Parents and friends enjoyed Visitation Day at Dike School with over 60 in the afternoon and more than 130 in the evening. The program featured a Spring Festival entertainment with Winter and North Wind, spring flowers, May Queen, fairies, and songs by grades, plus recitations and duets by students conducted by teachers Winifred Getchell Hope Sturtevant and Mabel Libby.

Winifred Getchell Hope Sturtevant Mabel Libby Winter Marguerite Munsey Norma Lewi Marie Ayer Stanley Henderson William Harrison Mary Mace Allister Bony Iaeaipe Fcr Marion Whittier Woods King Winter Leslie Larrabee Dandelion Grace Bishop Tulip Gertrude Freeman Crocus Louise McNeill Violet Jeannette Shackford Daixy Catherine Arsenault Rose Virginia Mayo North Wind Harold Foote Keith Atwood Eugene Parks Robert Green Hilton Freeman Willas Crosby Robert Shaw Mpps Crass Yes Evelyn Haggett Birds—Lawernce Tripp Douglas McDougal Alfred Parks Ivan Kirkpatrick Edmund Stiles Charles Elliott South Wind Mary LeMont Alfred Fullerton Hazel Mayo Robert Oliver Enna Ward Otis Smith Pearl Savage Frederick Henderson Dorothy Robinson Merton LeMont Marythinea Beyea Louise Mayo Anna Perry Eva Arsenault Ruth Fullerton Phyllis Bishop Evelyn Ellsworth Nellie Leeman Beatrice McDougall Natalie Mayo Mivensigas Sere Evelyn Perry Shirley T. Holt Ella J. Douglas Ellen Blair Ruth Freeman Earl Decker Helen Decker

Dunlap Plans Portland Trip for St John’s Day Parade

At a Dunlap commandery meeting in Lewiston it was voted to travel by train to Portland for St John’s Day. A Lewiston band will lead protection to the train. Guests include Shinlag, Lewiston commandery, Virgiim of Farmington, Mr Anaod of Reapetuck, and St Paul of Dover. A big Portland parade follows with special trains to Old Orchard Beach and meals at the Old Orchard Wave.

Dunlap Commandery Torsday Porth St. John's Lewiston Band Dunlap Shinlag St Alban Will Lewiston Cosmmandery Lewiston Virgiim Farmington Anaod Reapetuck St. Paul Dover Portland Old Orchard Mir Knights Harry Jones

Bowdoin Women Luncheon Plans Reported in Bath

The Society of Bowdoin Women in Bath outlines luncheon plans hosted at Mrs. Galen Moses home with invitations sent to eligible relatives of Bowdoin alumni. The group, newly formed to support the Random Endowment fund, will operate from 69 Federal Street Brunswick during Commencement week and hold a reception after the play. Officers and guests include Mrs Kate Donaglas Wegin and Mrs Howard Ivex with Frank A Munsey as a guest of Kenner. The Bath branch is newly organized with pro tem officers awaiting permanent election.

Lowell Littlefield Larrabee’s Grove Philpot Lowell School Bath City Ruth Eaton West Bath Grange Ada Larrabee I. B. Neiley Rideout Bowdoinham Enterprise Grange Richmond Grange The Lucy Ward Mildred Ward Edith Rich Ella Douglas Story David Rich Addie Purington Harpswell Lannes Fuller William Cummings William Raymond Edward Charles Sydney George Shaw Woolwich Will Pearson Quaker Point Harold Ward Brunswick Lon Fletcher Scott Ward John McNary Chelsea Mass McNary Katie Brown George L. McCabe McCabe & Co Nursorymen West Bath Whippsburg McCabe Joseph White A. Brooks Wesley Methodist Church Epworth League West Bath Methodist Church Mark Gillix Oscar F. Williams George Hunt Roy Shackford Harry ©. Richardson Drake Birch Point John King Campbell's Pond Arno Jackman Mary of Mr. Bates Thedas Joan Soll Wilton Bates Whornton Bates Frances Bates Barbara Hogan Winnegance Samuel Vatex Aml Jack McNary Mase Sates Silas Mo Am Charles A. Batex, Jr Beachmont J. M. Lemont Fred W. Larrabee Br. W. Haggett Herbert Ko Worrey Washington Society of Bowdoin Frederick BE Galen Moses Bowdoin Frank A. Small Washington Street Walter S. Glidden Pearl Street Dowdein Kenneth. M. Sills Howard J. Ives Wortland Society of Teowdein Women Wee Random Endowment Fund Federal Street Kate Donaglas Wegin Howard BR. Ivex Henry Hill Pierre Frank A. Munsey Kenner

Marriage of Amanda Verey and A W West in Waterville

Announcements note the marriage of Mrs. Amanda Verey widow of George Ro Percy of Phippsburg to A W West brother of Dr West. The ceremony occurred in Waterville where Mrs. Percy had resided recently, with others in the section, including Mrs. buly Deering, present.

Phippsburg Amanda Verey George Ro Percy A. W. West West Waterville Percy

Phippsburg Town Adds Road Upgrades and Local News

Town crews begin work on Saw Mill hill to Black's Turn road funded by special appropriation. Basin road from W A Butler corner to Longhill deteriorates after heavy rains with no recent repairs. Local residents purchase a horse for L J Oliver’s grocery route and many visitors and townsfolk travel between Small Point and Bath.

Saw Mill Hill Black’s Turn Black Basin W. A. Butler Longhill L. J. Oliver Popham Beach Charles V. Minott Roxbury Mass Minott Fred Percy Brookline Small Point Beach Arthur Brown Towns Hall Perkins Orchestra Bowker Boston Guy Morse Small Veint Matilda Perkins Edwin Glidden Portland Perkins Henry M. ‘Heald W. FE. Bongartz Ellison Houdlette Lawrence Vernon Leavitt Ruth S. Richardson Raymond — Ricardson Dorchester Maxs Sebasco Hattie Bowie Lisbon Falls Parker Head William Bowie Bath Hora Aiken Beachmont Miass Joan J. McCollette Bath Garage Co William A. Butler George W. Thistle Charles Thistle S. C. Campbell Place

Riverside Hotel gains electric lighting plant progress

Three guests arrive at Riverside Saturday while workmen install an electric light plant at the Hotel Riverside. Wyman repairs roads to Horse Catch Point. Oliver buys a horse and George Jacobs helps in his store. Oliver roofs Riverside laundry for engine use. Marr builds a garage for a new car. Sabine steamer speed improves with a new propeller. McNulty visits Biddeford. Dow camping near Fox Island for the summer.

Riverside J. Rodney Wyman Wopham Beach L. J. Oliver George Jacobs George A. Oliver Christopher HL. Marr Coast Guards Sabine George E. McNulty Biddeford Dow Fox Island Rock- Jedge

Parker Head Mrs Fred Harrington Visits Sister in East Boston

Parker Head reports Mrs Fred Harrington left Wednesday for a visit with her sister Mrs Frances Marks in East Boston. Also noted: Mr and Mrs Bernard Schmeter welcomed a ten pound boy named Roland Lester on May 24 at their home.

Fred Harrington Frances Marks Boston Bernard Schmeter Roland Lester John Libby Springvale Libby Helen Myers Grace Williams Walter Cohing Walker John Verrill

Wiscasset Academy Alumni Dinner Invites Issued

Bath alia of Wiscasset Academy invites sent for the annual alumni dinner on June 12 at Masonic Hall. Governor Percival Baxter will be guest of honor. Many Bath residents plan to attend.

Bath Alia Wiscasset Academy Wiscasset Academy Alumnui Association Masonicau Percival TP. Baxter Bath

Old Steamboat Days on River Recalled in Maine

Otis W. Littlefield of Augusta recalls Kennebec River steamers Ocean Eastern Queen Star of the East and others, fares of 1.50 to Boston, and his sea ventures from Chelsea Bath and Bath. He recounts ship Emma voyage to Havre, the B. Sewall wreck near Galveston, and life aboard the wrecking voyage with stormy seas and rescue by English crew.

Kennebec Ocean Boston Otis W. Littlefield Augusta Littlefield Anml Star of the East Chelsea Bath Mr. Littlefield Emma New Orleans Havre France Abraham Rich Farmingdale B. Sewall Galveston Tex United States Navy Maine Mr. Allen Captain Hussey Topsham Charles Morse Pilot Town Mississippi River Russell Mrs. Hussey Mark Mr Morse Ami Parry Vitrefeld William Littlefield Alser Meadle

East Harpswell Republican Club hosts primary election rally

Nearly 30 members gathered at Gray Rock Farm on Dimgiey Island as Senator Rupert H. Easter of Bath and City Treasurer James Gilmartin of Portland spoke on the importance of voting in the statewide June primary. Edwin E. Witherby and Mrs. Witherby hosted the event, which included remarks urging registration and support for preferred candidates.

East Harpswell Republican Club Edwin E. Witherby Gray Rock Farm Dimgiey Island Rupert H. Easter Bath James. Gilmartin Portland Witherbs Baxter Harpswell Goulvle Offi Thes Publi Treas Gilmartin Alo Teoh Mer Mre Witherby

St Marys Guild Meeting Edges Toward New Year Plans

St Marys Guild of Grace held a meeting at the monastery on Monday night where officers were warned and reports read. Several members were expelled for the coming year and plans were made for a steak supper at The Dietwar with members traveling by trolley from Sagadsher square and Limewin/North streets. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Saul Hayes and Mrs Arthur Awhd from Harbor.

Pimal Nea Som of Marys Guild of Grace Whun Momwday Migha Mra Charkes Myrom Amd Warren F. Hawley Mire Meribert Calderwood Sagadsher Square Secem Limewin North Streets

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Larrabee’s Mere Lincoln Williams Mary Dean Fred William Veorthail Jay C. J. Swett Wark Fred W. John Barbee Berry Morse High School Mia Smiley Sabino John Pooler Mabino Red Cross John Gage Laura Lemont Lizzie Hagget Eleanor Bates Samuel Bates Samuel R. Percy James Dean Foster's Point Fred Duren Senator Hale Dike School Buly Deering Parker Gouraud Otis Little EL Hackerbax Scheme Howse Farm Arthur Sewall Thompson Bros. Inc Gray Rocks Farm ST. Marys Guild Saul Hayes Arthur Awhd Y Harbor Jim Bratt Atwood Rome Pectluod
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