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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1916

Page

5

Coombs High Graduation Signals Town Hopeful Future

Coombs High School held its graduation exercises in the Town Hall with green decor and red and white class colors. The event noted former principal C. M. Kendrick of Litchfield attending, now district superintendent. Teachers, families, and residents reflected on crops, weather, and community life as spring activities closed.

Methodist Ladies’ Aid Hattie O. Perry Beatrice Small Verona Moore Evelyn Sedgley Bernard Henderson Aileen Pierce Marguerite Nelson Walter Bartlett Charlie Bartlett Mildred Bartlett Mildred Bartlett. ‘C. H. McEwen and Josiah M. Fulton Bath Minnie Stowell Portland Eliza Hardie E. C. Patten David Scribner Topsham C. M. Kendrick Litchfield Coombs High School Kendrick Emily Rideout North Vassalboro Cora Young Old Orchard Brunswick Village Lodge A. M Walter Douglass Bowdoin Ella Higgins Josie Cooledge Sadie Minot Lorenzo Minott W. W. Denham Ralph Denham Frank Cornish Brookline N. Y Nancy Cornish Bertha Moulton Orono T. Getchell C. O. Purington Boston Ladies of the Universalist Society Viola Coombs Eastern Star Charles Crocker E. W. Bridgham M. T. Purinton Orvil Smith Alice Fulton Benjamin Blanchard Edna Raymond Garage Lewiston Robrt Ferguson R.F.D. Carrier P. A. Cannon

Georgetown News Letter highlights Union Hall donations

This week features renewed gifts and verses for Union Hall. New donors include Miss Emily Ladd and Charles Smith. Mr. Smith, a Georgetown native now in Oregon, sent a package of Jasper stones to fund the Hall with a rhymed note. The column also lists numerous local visits, travels, and town events across Georgetown Center and Riggsville, including school graduations and church activities.

Union Hall Emily Ladd Charles Smith Smith Georgetown Oregon Mr. Smith Hall Cr. H. Smith Old Union Hall Horace S. Cragin Stacey Moore Ruby Moore William H. Dearborn Five Islands Eliza Dearborn Belle Heald Cornish Miss Heald Cornish High School Ralph Reynolds Bath Reynolds Farm Wilton S. Campbell Sadie Elmer Riggsville Sebasco Rena Campbell Wilma Jones Riggsville School Sabattis High Roy Campbell Bates Levi Powers Bessie Edwin Golding Golding Sons Company Trenton N. J Golding J. Everett Jewett Robert West Dedham Fred J. Hinckley Virginia West Georgetown Annie M. Jones Ralph Dunton Charles Soule Doris Kennebec Point Mr. Greenwood of Clary Farm Birchwood Bay Point George B. Sinclair Boston Alonzo Hunt Woolwich Eva Beal Vivian Madelyn Berry Everett Campbell Edward J. Stewart Brookline Edward J. Stewart, Jr Sarah Hodgkins Daniels Stewart House William Davies Oxford Jessie Miss Davies Louise Perkins Boothbay Bertha Russell Portland Benjamin H. Woodside Howard G. Heald George Bates College Christ Henry L. Horne Olive Rowe Morse High School Aton Miss Rowe Oliver Ernest Heald Irving F. Hunt Georgetown Center Harold Arrowsic Hortense Robin Hood’s Cove Hunt Levi Totman Eugene Reynolds George West Flannigan Una Cushing Mark Marr Marrtown Howard M. Trafton Helen Noyes Sagadahoc Bay Artrowsk Deacon D. H. Todd William P. Cromwell Bertha K_ Avery Frank Heald Hagan Farm Joseph Muse Fremont Rowe Everett Higgins Samuel P. Oliver Charles W. Oliver E. D. Hooker

In Memoriam A Quiet Life Of Kindness Remembered

The notice honors a well loved neighbor, eighty three in spirit, whose years of helpfulness and quiet deeds shaped others. It recalls his warm greetings, generous acts, and the Christian modesty of “left hand not knowing” that marked his life. His influence endures among the young who knew him.

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