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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1933

Page

9

Richmond News Recap 1933 Graduations and Local Visits

Richmond reports include the 1933 high school and Emerson grammar school commencement exercises with diplomas awarded by the school board, class gifts, and musical selections. Numerous visitors arrive in town, including Mrs. Frances Watson’s Detroit relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Nalon of Boothbay, and Lt. Walter James party at Cadillac Mountain.

Arabelle Allen South Portland Mary Allen North Front Street Thomas Nalon Boothbay A. A. Williams Charles Dudley Charles James Detroit Mich Dudley Frances Watson Walter James Carl Roberts Irving Waltz Cadillac Mountain Richmond High School Charles Jordan Paul Jack Betty Mann Theresa Brown Emerson Grammar School Charles Weymouth Nathalie Shaw Marie Bell Leota Hopkins Grace Hagerman Dorothea Hodgkins Elizabeth Haynes Hazel Gardner Arlyne Clark Hattie Quinnam Charles Welch Emerson Reed Jack River Road Elmer Dove Clifton Toothaker Glenn Curtis Richmond High School Opera House Sammie Augusta Gordon Curran L. V. Cleveland Franklin D. Roosevelt Phyllis Merchant Alberta Pinkham Grace Smith Josephine James Ruth Alexander Dorothy Meader Elva Purington Roland Washburn Alexander Juanita Mae Baker Dollie Bolten Eva Lourie Grindle Gordon Bunker Howe Charles Joseph Johnson Merle Alberton Leavitt Phyllis Mae Merchant Mary Ellen Meserve Alberta Frances Pinkham Grace Elizabeth Smith Beatrice Estelle Tarr Florence Helen Weeks Bertha Mae Emmons Ernest Rood Merle Leavitt Rood Reading Dolly Bolton Donald Mosher George Harford Carroll Terrell Song High School Harry Curran Ruth Rogerson William Sutcliffe Arlene Clark Frank E. Anderson Merlin C. Joy Myrtie Stewart John Allen Wallace Gardner Katherine Tyron Wesley Grover Hinksey Pauline Rena Dickinson Molly Anita Kellogg Marion Vera Jack Evelyn Cassie Stewart Linwood James Grindle Frank Ernest Andersen Barbara Marjory Floyd Grace Marie Lancaster Marguerite Louise Manwarring Beatrice Ednar Parker Theodore Roosevelt Saba Olive Mary Stilphen Edwin Leonard Baker Helen Mary Carr George Drummond Douglas Madalyn Frances Douglass Florence Amelia Finnigan Lynwood James Grindle Wesley Grover Hinckley Eunice Evelyn Kennedy Mabie Frances Knapp Willis Linwood Lane Evelyn Marie McKenney Bertha May Parker Perlena Jennie Rideout Margaret Louise Robinson Lowell Arthur Terrill Marion Myrtle Watson Joseph Lorenzo Whitmore Marjorie Amber Whitmore Richard Carr Wheeler Frank Anderson Grace Lancaster Pauline Dickinson

Montsweag Boys Club set to meet Friday evening

Montsweag Boys 4 H club will meet Friday evening June 16 at Fernald Bailey’s home in Woolwich. Eight members attended last Friday June 9 at leader Albert J. Bailey’s house. Two new enrolments William Berry and Paul Berry, another boy Charles Metcalf of Wiscasset is expected to join bringing total to 12.

Montsweag Fernald Bailey Woolwich Albert J. Bailey William Berry Paul Berry Charles Metcalf Wiscasset

Georgetown Bath guests and Kennebec Point summer notes

A long list of Georgetown area residents and visitors notes extended stays at cottages and summer homes along Bay Point and Kennebec Point. Mentions include Frank Curtis, Clifton Matthews, Elizabeth Hunt, Ruth Hinckley, Walter Cummings, Joseph Higgins, and many others with trips to Boston, Sagadahoc Bay, and Five Islands. Community events mention a school program and a church union service. A baby's death near Bay Point is recorded. Local roads show rafting on the Brown lot and seasonal openings of cottages and post offices.

Frank Curtis Bath Scott Curtis Clifton Matthews Racheal Mr. Matthews Clark Boston Elizabeth Hunt Marion Hunt Bay Point Ruth Hinckley Gray Road Park C. L. Hinckley Sagadahoc Bay Walter V. Cummings Joseph F. Higgins Playse Hopkinton Mass Indian Point Joseph Harford Earle Payson Frank G. Wren Tufts College Medford Wren Kennebec Point E. J. Gerow East Orange N. J Seward FE Emmons Harry H Heald Second Selectman Traverse Jury Martha Rich Bowen Overlook Lodge Edward Wren Owen Marr Arthur Brown Wellesley Hills Shirley Ann Edwin Taft F. W. Hovey Oak Cemetery William C. Horne Ancon C. Z Walter Gordon Roslindale J. Harold Brown Thomas Hagan Thomas Hagan, Jr Woolwich Nancy Russell Frank FE. Hollis Portland Springfield Camp Overlook Henry Keene Brooklyn N. Y William Adams Union Hall Georgetown Katherine Hagan Five Islands Ruth Powers Center School Improvement League Amy Waterville Alice Hovey Colby College Nora Jordan Beatrice Spies Shirley WN. C. Hicks Ruth Hicks Baltimore Robinhood

Old Ferry Slip Urged for Dredging by Bath Captain

Capt David Reed, a Boothbay Harbor skipper, urged Bath to dredge the old ferry slip dock where mud at low tide hampers boats. He landed Woolwich shoppers Tuesday and plans to move his Hadie to the area soon to transport summer tourists. Reed, nursing a broken left leg, will navigate with crutches.

David Reed Woolwich Bath

Special evangelistic services at Five Islands church

Miss Nora E Jelan and Miss Beatrice Spies conduct union evangelistic meetings at Five Islands Baptist church with Sunday morning service in Georgetown and Sunday afternoon and evenings at Five Islands. Delegates come from Bath and Wisecasset with visitors from nearby communities. The workers from West Hollywood California are Los Angeles Bible Institute graduates. They play piano accordion Spanish guitar and sing Negro spirituals. The pastor Rev F W Hovey says communities are blessed by their earnest ministry.

Jordan Miss Spies Five Islands Los Angeles Bible Institute Mss Spies Miss Jordan New England F. W. Hovey

Myrtle Lodge Members at Quarterly Session

Myrtle Lodge No. 8 U S of I O L Portland held June quarterly government session at Py thian temple with about 75 attendees. Officers and dignitaries from Providence Jamaica Plain Everett Cranston Brunswick attended. Government degree conferred on three candidates. Memorial service for deceased members. Evening reception for Nellie Gvraflam and Ella Fickett of Woodfords. July 19 picnic planned at Portland Gun Club near Falmouth Foreside.

Myrtle Lodge U. S Portland Order Pythian Temple Mary S. Curtis C. Gertrude Stewart Lizzie B. C. Chaney Annie J. S Lemont Eva P. Atwood Margaret Nelson Emma Daley Mary Lowell Lois T. McKiever Elsie Higgins Zeuleika Kingsbury Lucelia Blake Curtis Stewart Lowell Kingsbury Susie I Harris Providence Agnes Dick Jamaica Plain Mass Julis A. Burroughs Everett Massy Ella Budion Cranston R. I Alice M. Dunning Brunswick Lillian Bishop Bath Chaney Dale

Five Islands Evanglical Service Preschool Dedication

A Sunday service at Five Islands Church featured the dedication of Cradle Roll babies Glennis Ann Pinkham and Clare MacQuilvre with a sermon by Nora Jordan. The event drew Miss Jordan’s Connecticut friends, Beatrice Spes led children in songs, and Rev. Frank Hovey baptized Mrs. Lena Higgins at Hagan's Cove.

Glennis Ann Lloyd Pinkham Clare Percy MacQulvrey Nora Jordan Miss Jordan Connecticut Beatrice Spes Frank Hovey Lena Higgins Hagan’s Cove D. L. Howard Bath William EF. Belanger Howard Five Islands Belanger C. M. Bigelow C.H. Munchen Boston Walter Moore Hallowell Moore Nettie Snowman Gene Stevens Cora Hanna Tommie Irving Hanna Cecil Stevens Fred P Carr M ° Neil Miss Nairlie Miss Thee Cheter MacMalan Rusesll Boynton Chicago Malden Island T. W. Blaisdell Alice Cromwell Mac Mahan Chester MacMahan Portland J. G Rowe Anson Lester Davis Hasentus Harmon's Harbor Hasenfus Grange Circle Grange Hall Folsom Augusta Edward Norton Margaret Stoughton Mass Hope Isabel Carrie Stevens Nehemiah Boynton Newton Grace Parson's Paradise Elbridge Mains Malden Linwood Scvevens Robinhood Thomas McDonald Percy MacGilvrey Victor Pinkham Everett Cromwell Eugania Freeman Wallace Freeman Percy Savage Ambrose Thibodeau Bath City Hospital Clarence MacMahan

Legion Auxiliary Elects Delegates To State Convention

At a Legion Auxiliary meeting for Ro land Smith post 21 in the Legion hall delegates and alternates to Portland state convention July 3 4 5 were named by President Helen M Shaughnessy The delegates are Mrs Edward J Murphy and Mrs Ralph Gay with alternates Mrs John Hart and Mrs Perry L Thompson A 12.62 check was given to Bath Red Cross treasurer Charles C Low for Auburn fire sufferers Ruth Shellenbarger won the poppy day prize A covered dish supper is set for June 28 at 6 30 details by calling Mrs Shaughnessy All members are urged to attend

Roland Smith Post A. L Legion Hall Portland Helen M. Shaughnessy Edward J. Murphy Ralph Gay John Hart Perry L. Thompson Charles C. Low Bath The Red Cross Auburn Ruth Shellenbarger

Court Witness Quips About Saturday Football Quiet Afternoons

A husband on the stand jokes that his busy Saturdays at football matches are needed for a quiet afternoon at home. His light remark contrasts with serious courtroom proceedings as he defends his routine. The exchange highlights the family’s domestic rhythm amid testimony.

Elks Tourney at Shore Acres Ends In Tie For Low Net

Dr Joseph I Smith and Edward J McMann tied for low net with 72 in the Elks Das Handicap Tournament at Shore Acres Sebasco Sunday. Smith 86 gross with 14 handicap, McMann 100 gross with 28 handicap. Jay Povich scratch low gross 84. 38 Elks and guests attended the field division. Prizes awarded to Smith McMann Linekin and Povich.

Joseph TI. Smith Edward J. McMann Sebasco Dr. Smith McMinn Jay Povich Ralph O. Dale Shore Acres Duly House John Summerton A. Hallet & Co W. H. Smith & Sons Joseph Charles Footer & Sons and Senters, Inc Mr. McMann Robert Linekin Joseph I. Smith Edward J.mcmann Lloyd E. Steeves W. I. Voorhees Morris E. Povich J. Horace McClure Arthur Sprague Edward N. Hartnett Frank Talbot Louis Silverman Russell Stodder Norman McCabe Percy Robbins John Conroy Joseph McLaughlin Leslie Plant Carl Linekin Edward Kelley

Cosmopolitan Players Stage Fine Program For Club

Cosmopolitan Players presented a merry program of a comedietta vocal solos and Can You Beat It comics at the June business meeting. Nine dollars in proceeds were turned over to the club treasury. Resolutions on the death of honorary member Mrs. Albert H. Shaw were read. Committees for July were named including Program and philanthropic groups. A mistaken identity in the 1890s featured in Our Aunt Robertina, a one act comedy by Mary Kyle Dallas.

Cosmopolitan Club Mildred G. Nichols Cosmopolitan Albert H. Shaw Gardiner R. Deering Minnie A. White Merritt A. Mitchell Marjorie P. Troop Charles R. Farnham Muriel H. Howe Phyllis E. Wright Elizabeth A. Oliverhouse Christine C. Curtis Norman W. Howard Addie D. Palmer Philanthropic Ella J. Douglas Robertina Mary Kyle Dallas

Oil Tank Permit Extended After Bath Meeting

M K Brewer of Standard Oil appeared before Bath officials regarding renewal of the company’s annual permit amid South End storage tank complaints. Residents urged a watchman. Brewer sought until July 17 for fencing completion. Committee on licenses led by Mayor Lord and Aldermen Smith, Footer, and added Alder­man Taylor granted the extension. A carnival permit for Overland Driver Show was denied for June. Mayor Lord also confirmed John Hort as constable.

M. K. Brewer Portland Standard Oil Co Bath South End Frank Lemont Herbert McCabe Kenneth Percival Wallace Reed Solomon Greenblatt Brewer Mayor Lord Smith Footer Alderman Taylor Overland Greater Lord John Hort

Colonial club outing at Se basco invites bathing and motor engine interest

Members plan to attend the Se basco trip next Sunday with a noted bathing opportunity if warm weather persists. Tennis enthusiasts should contact Harold E Brown or Mel Heggett at the club. Mary women lead in bonnet interest and plan to inspect a new motor engine.

Colonial Club Sebasco Harold E. Brown Mel Heggett Mary

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