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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1938

Page

9

Bath Retail Merchants Form Association Forms

The Bath Retail Merchants association was organized in the municipal building with Harold L. Troop as president Eugene M. Desmond vice president Ralph G. Stetson secretary and treasurer. A seven member executive committee will include officers and four others. Parking was a key issue with a free east end parking area at the Columbia hotel lot being prepared. The hotel owners plan to clear the surrounding plots and have the city grade and light the lot for access after dark. The group discussed additional parking lots and even debated painting curb colors to standardize parking. A committee of Troop Desmond Putney Steeves and Thornton will liaise with the municipal traffic committee. By laws set dues at 2 per year as front street merchants attended, signaling strong optimism for improved local business and shopper appeal.

Bath Retail Merchants Association Council Chamber Harold L. Troop Eugene M. Desmond Ralph G. Stetson Columbia Hotel Ferry Street Commerce Street Ferry Commerce Pres. Troop Desmond Roy W. Putney Lloyd E. Steeves Oscar F. Thornton United

Dromore Grange Holds Meeting With Visitors From Cape Elizabeth

Dromore Grange met Tuesday evening with 28 members and three visitors from Cape Elizabeth grange South Portland. After an engaging program the members served candy and refreshments. The program included songs Columba the Gem of the Ocean a grange reading by Edna Carter further songs and solos by Winnie Woodman Hubert McCarty and others and a question What is the most foolish thing I ever did.

Dromoreegrange Cape Elizabeth Grange South Portland

Ralph O Dale for Sagadahoc County Attorney

Ralph O Dale seeks re nomination for Sagadahoc County Attorney pledging impartial law enforcement and a square deal for all. He asks voters to support him in Monday's primary.

Ralph O. Dale

Local Social News From Westport and Nearby Towns

Westport residents host and visit kin with others from Cornish Boothbay Harb Mansfield and Watertown. The report notes travel visits by Higgins Knight Jewett Cromwell and Cannon households with summer stays at cottages in The Junction North End and Harriman Point.

Nellie Little Memorial Hospital Damariscotta Edmund Chisholm Cornish Elaine Stacey Kezar Falls Doris Higgins Judge Hurley Boothbay Marjorie Roberts Richard David Mansfield Mass George Pierce Dow Cottage Junction Josie Wardwell Wiscasset Stanley Soames Foster Perkins Ray Sherman Jonas Knight Burnham Knight Bath Amos Knight Lester Hodgdon James Harper Holliston Squam Creek Farm John J. Roche Watertown Harriman Point Lizzie Cromwell Clara Wright Elmer Mank, Jr Woolwich Edwin Cromwell A. H. Cannon Charleston W. Va Cannon Cottage North End Flora Jewett Newman Conn Lawrence Gardiner

Preliminary steps taken to organize Sagadahoc Young Republicans

City Hall meeting set groundwork for a Sagadahoc county unit of the Maine Council of Young Republicans with William T. Donnell and Miss Elizabeth Deering chosen to recruit members and arrange a second meeting. Charles P. Nelson urged a focus on educating youths in politics and aiming for office to foster better government.

City Hall Auditorium Sagadahoc Maine Council of Young Republicans William T. Donnell Elizabeth Deering Charles P. Nelson Augusta Maine Lincoln Nelson State Council Ernest Heywood Wesley Methodist Church Joseph W. Randlette Richmond Sagadahoe County Donnell

Red Pepper Captures Major Honors in Coonhound Trials

Red Pepper, a three year old Tennessee hound owned by Archie Turner of Auburn, won the major prize at the Sagadahoc Red Gun & Skeet Association coonhound trial in Bath. Mount and Trailer tied for Grand Line, while Fire Chief and Trouble swept tree and line in their heats. About 300 spectators watched 45 dogs from 21 towns compete under Dr. George W. Hibbs.

Red Pepper Archie Turner Auburn Sagadahoc Red, Gun & Skeet Association, Inc Merrymeeting Park C. Johnson Freeport Mount P. B. Campbell North Dixmont George W. Hibbs Bath Sportsmen Fred K. Sturtevant Dictator Bath John Sonia Lawrence Lowell Don Jerry Charles Ames Wiscasset Dr. Hibbs Sonia Bob K. Bailey Trailer Hibbs Trouble R. Locke Waterville

Winnegance Notes on Local Visits and Travels

Mrs. Elmer Lufkin just returned from Quincy and visits sister in law Mrs. Lester Gross in Stonington. Mrs. Augustus Small of Somerville joins Mrs. Walter Morse in Winnegance. Mrs. Ethel Doane sails to Europe on the S S Manhattan, planning tours in Ireland England France Italy and Switzerland and visits Amsterdam and Genoa for stone collecting and cameo study.

Elmer Lufkin Quincy Mass Frank Oliver Stonington Lester Gross Lufkin Sherman Morse Augustus Small Somerville Walter Morse Winnegance Ethel Doane New York City A. H. Goodwin Sabine S. S. Manhattan Ireland England France Holland Germany Italy Switzerland Amsterdam

Bay Point residents host visitors as summer season nears

Bay Point guests include Mr. and Mrs. Walter Quance and family at their cottage, with relatives from Auburn Milwaukee Dedham Bath and Long Island stopping by. The post office opens for Summer with M H Keen as postmaster and fishing remains poor due to unusually fresh water from recent rains.

Walter Quance Walter Evelyn Quance Richard A. Quance Auburn Leo Williams Milwaukee Wis Thomas Williams Georgetown Bay Point Edgar L. Drake Edna M. Coolidge Birchwood Popham Drake Leeman Coast Guard Harold White Dedham Mass Charles Kiessling Andrew Bremmer Perlie Chandler George Pulsifer David Minot Harry Stone Arthur Smith Leona Barrow Hazel Niles Pearl Harold Robinson Harry Oliver Lucy Cahill Laura Morse Bath Charlotte Cahill Merline Thompson Ride-a-wee Walter Gordon Roslindale Francis James Oliver Vernon Gray John R. Blackie West Georgetown Maynard Thibodeau Seguinland Herman A. Spinney Elizabeth Deering Maurice Burns Karl Hentz Long Island Friends M. H. Keen E. R. Avery John Carroll New York Stephen Etnier Gilbert Head Mrs. Parsons Portland

Sagadahoc Residents Get Old Age Pensions Rise to 234

Augusta June 15 Sagadahoc county now receives old age pensions for 234 elderly residents up from 94 under the prior administration. Gov. Barrows cites statewide data from 9,106 cases showing substantial county gains. May totals reach 8,892 cases, 782 above earlier estimates.

Sagadahoc Augusta Lewis O. Barrows Sagadahoc County

Brown alumni to celebrate reunions this weekend

Bates E Stover of Brunswick Road and William P Adams of 888 Middle Street, Brown University alumni, will attend reunions this weekend. Stover, class of 1903, marks its 35th reunion at Rhode Island Country Club, while Adams, class of 1935, celebrates its third reunion in Providence. Thousands expected to march in Brown's procession Monday morning. A William Drew of Wenonah is visiting his sister in Bath. Bowdoin Women hold annual luncheon and meeting Friday at First Parish Church parish house in Brunswick with Mrs Philip G Clifford presiding and officers to be elected.

Bates E. Stover Brunswick Road William P. Adams Middle Street Brown University Mr. Stover Rhode Island Country Club Mr. Adams Providence Brown Society of Bowdoin Women Brunswick Philip G. Clifford

John L. Jack Seeks Support for Probate Registry

An experienced Register of Probate candidate outlines efficiency and familiarity with the Registry. He urges support on Monday June 20, pledging continued reliable service for estates and guardianships.

Recognition Pays Wilfrid Guerin for Blotter Display

The Times Co production manager Wilfrid E Guerin receives recognition from Albermarle Paper Manufacturing Co of Richmond Va for a blotter display designed to contact customers and prospects. The pamphlet praising die cut calendar blotters notes layout changes and color schemes used for October November and December variants.

Wilfrid E. Guerin The Times Co Albermarle Paper Manufacturing Co Richmond Albermarle Co Guerin Times Times Company Bath Maine

Albermarle Stock Blotting Sample Description

A historical blotting stock item notes Albermarle enamel marked white on blue.

Albermarle

Summer home construction begins near Morse’s Mountain

Under contractor Ralph E. Beekins a crew started Tuesday on a summer home at Morse’s Mountain in Phippsburg for Rev. George C. St. John headmaster of Choate School Wallingford Conn. St. John and his sons Francis and Seymour returned to Wallingford after visiting to view progress. A new half mile road into the St. John property is under construction and will allow motor trucks to haul lumber. Deputy Sheriff John W. Conway is in charge of the road project.

Ralph E. Beekins Morse’s Mountain Phippsburg George C. St. John Choate School Wallingford Conn St. John and Sons Francis and Seymour St. John Place John W. Conway

Philathea class meets at Corliss Street church

The Philathea class met Monday at Miss Velma Cornish’s home 54 Weeks Street for its final session until fall. Miss Bula Fielding and Mrs. Frederick P. Moffatt assisted. Plans for summer activities and a lawn party July 19 on the church lawn were set. Fielding and Mrs. Kenneth Hunt were chosen to arrange a July class outing. Mrs. Earl Twitchell and her daughters Nancy and Betsy of Haddonfield, N J, visited Mrs. Davis Hatch on Green Street.

Philathea Corliss Street Velma Cornish Weeks Street Bula Fielding Frederick P. Moffatt Miss Cornish Miss Fielding Kenneth Hunt

Also Mentioned on This Page

William A. Furber Retail Merchants Form Association Dromore Grange Sults Westport City Hall Walter B. Warren West Bess Anne Kimball Er Coln Street Warren Samuel D. Hooper Hooper Washington Street Alfred Miner Newtonville Carte B. L. Webber Prop Webber’s Tavern Arrowsic Bate Seeeens Bath East Hee Cree Bowdoin Eee Ene Bowdoinham Sete Eee Pete Wees Ll Perkins Beeen Eee Ewes Phippsburg Eben Enene Asl Topsham Oe Peteee West Bath Steer Eas Woolwich A. William Drew Wenonah N. J Rachel F. Nichols Bath Street Drew Bath Iron Works Corp New_York Shipbuilding Co Camden John L. Jack Topsham Wilfred E. Guerin Richmond, Vt Earl Twitchell Nancy Betsy Haddonfield Twitchell Davis Hatch Green Street George H. Sprague Grange Topsham Fair
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