Obituary of Clara J. Datier with family ties and last rites
Clara J. Datier widow of Simeon d Tiubier died Saturday night near her daughter Mrs WoOV Spencer after a yearlong illness. Born in cnim she moved to Bat Driaswick tier over a year ago. Survived by son Willits S. Walier Reed daughters Mrs Spencer ams Mrs Pearl 1st Druusyeis L. Brown of Cannon and two brothers Nonze of Borohai and Charles D. Min ery of Montville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara J. Datier
Woov. Spenece
Cnim
Alexander
Soparonia Avery
Bat Driaswick
Gaether
Everett D Brooks dies after long illness in Bath
Everett D Brooks longtime Bath resident dies at City Hospital after a prolonged illness. He lived in Bath most of his life and worked as a ship crewmate and later as a ferry treasurer helper. He is survived by brothers Thomas of Destin and others in Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moesett de Brooks
Mr Brooks
Mars
Bath
Meyerrene
Gental
Braihers
Thomas
Desten
Willi Brooks
Jefferson
Proposes Fine Hotel At Sasanoa Bluffs
H A Leighton of South Harpswell seeks backing to build a large hotel at Sasanoa Bluffs near the Kennebec bridge approach in Woolwich. The plan targets Bath syndicate backing for 50 acres of pine grove property that could become cottages or home lots with prime shore privileges and a deep cold water source, promising an appealing venue between Portland and Rockland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasanoa Bluff
Kennebec Bridge
Woolwich
H. A. Leighton
South Harpswell
Vortland
Bath
D Portland
Rockland
Salamoa
Laightron
Ath Syndicate
Central Maine Crew Restores Power To Topsham Mill
Central Maine Power Co. crews from Bath and Brunswick sped a transformer repair after a burn out at the Pejepseer Paper Co. Topsham mill. Long-distance calls located a 200 horsepower motor, rushed from a Marmingdale storehouse, then an overnight effort restored power by eleven Sunday morning. The paper company praised the rapid service in a letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sath
Brunswick
Central Maine Power Co
Topsham Willo
Pegepseer Paper Company
Bragg and
Campbell
Power Company
Unother Irdnatormer
Rockland
Topstram
Bath and
Marmingdale
Topsham
Pejepseer Pauper Co
R ‘Omer
Piper Company
Phippsburg Graduation Exercises Set at Center Church
Arrangements completed for ninth grade graduation at Center Congregational Church Friday evening at eight. Program includes March Militaire and Orchestra, Salutatory by Doris Pushard, recitations by Frederick Chandler and Ruth Wallace, and a valedictory by Carolyn Oliver. Nine graduates listed with guests visiting from Michigan and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Church
Congregational Church
C. Myron Tubbs
Doris B. Pushard
Frederick Chandler Sore
Ees Basin School
Blatoth Vea
Edmond Rollins
Wiulch
Sestites
Loraina Gilliam
Melody of Love
Orchestra
Valedictory
Carolyn A. Oliver
Kastenstates Orchestra
Grace F. Gomez
Jeremiah Bartlett
Mina Dunning
Ruth A. Wallace
Loraing R. Gilliam
Frederick A. Chandler
Edmund Rollins
Doris B
Earle Perkins
Portland
Chaney
Bath
Vannah Perkins
South Portland
Verkins Cottage
Frederick Cobb
Brooklyn
N. Y
Eric Carlson
Cobb
Harvard
Maurice Johnson
Frances
Frank Manson
Boston
Parker Head
Charles Rollins
Fink
Rollins
Fidwin Marsh
Guy Nickerson
Sons
Brunswick
Sandar
Ina Pease
Laura Pyle
Richmond
Tyle
Laura Matthew
George Matthews
Squirrel Point
Pyle
Dease
Frank Harris
Elizabeth Harris
Reilly Holt
Arthur Savage
Mills Sundar
Personal notes on visits from Massachusetts to Maine
Miss Margaret Mahaney of Welleeler Massachusetts arrives this week to visit her sister Mrs Timothy McAuliffe on Court street before spending the Summer at Squirrel Island. Miss Madeline Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Wellington A Moore recovering at Fairfield sanitorium enjoys a two week visit with her parents on Washington street. Miss Mazel Robinson trained nurse in Gardiner was a Tuesday guest of her parents with sister Miss Louise Robinson visiting also.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mahaney
Welleeler
Mass
Timothy McAuliffe
Court Street
Squirrel Island
Madeline Moore
Wellington A. Moore
Fairfield
Washington Street
Mazel Robinson
Gardiner
Charles Robinson
Upper Washington Street
Louise Robinson
Visitors at Hotel Riverside and coastal fish talk
Russell from Chicago, a naturalist, visits Hotel Riverside with Flo studying deep sea fish linked to LaSalle Institute. Vanloep, directing chemist of Ault Wilburg Co New York, notes ink supply for the New York Times. Hotel Riverside expands lighting and hosts a guest who enjoys freshly fried sculpins with a notable niece flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BR. Russell
Hotel Riverside
Chicago
Maine
Flo
LaSalle Institute
Vanloep
Ault & Wilburg Co
New York
New York Times
Independent's Public Mart Advertisement Policy
Classified notice outlines advertising rates at five cents per line with seven words per line on average. Minimum charge set at fifteen cents. Advertisements should be sent to The Independent by Tuesday night submission window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
FOR SALE Items on Maine coast and piano details
A fragmentary sale notice lists a large tract of land with lofty elevation and a 12 mile ocean view near Bath accessible by boat. It mentions Mrs ML B Bailes and Della M Lewis of Ville La Salle On, plus a upright piano in fine condition priced at 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vive Islands
Della M
Lewis
Ville la Salle
Injury at Feldspar Quarry and Memorial Day Observance
George Tome suffered facial injuries from a dynamite blast during testing at the feldspar quarry. He was treated by Dr. Irish. Village Lodge F and A M will hold Memorial Day services Sunday at 2 30 PM in the Baptist church with Rev. Ashby of Brunswick delivering the sermon and church choir music from Topsham. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tome
Village Lodge of Masons
Irish
Village Lodge
Ashby
Brunswick
Baptist Church
Topsham
Holy Lands
P. Kendall
Starbie
H. 3S
Dodge
L. Browne
York Browne
Fanny Williams
Percy Tibbetts
Grant Hulse
Arlington
Wellesley
Mass
Abbie Hulse
Orrs Island
Emily Staples
Willis Sewall
Sewall
BF. L. Wilkinson
Hl. RB. Cornish
Gardiner
Karl Hatch
BE. J. Wilson
Portland
Nellie Minott
Evanston
Hank
Vina Brown
Litchfield
Lorenzo Minott
E. M. Babb
Randolph
Dummer Sewall
Jane Brown
Annie Beals
E. P. Gile
Bath
Town
Viola Coombs
T. Randall
Dorothy Dickinson
Alfred
W. J. Graves
Florence Cornish
Bertha Welch
Miriam Ingalls
Jessie Cromwell
Sert Merrill
Belfast
Frank Thorne
Gladys Raymond
Boothbay Harbor
Elolis Lewis
Rena Kimball
Frances Wilson
Lena Patten
Cornish
Pleasant Pond
B. J. Wilkinson
C.F. Staples
Capt. Staples
A. C. Staples
Mary Purinton
F. K. Jack
Mars
H. E B. Cornish
Lisbon Falls
Vythian
Maury Nealey
Ethel Hackett
Electa
Cora Denham
Moci
Hannie Denham
Soren Holm
Ore
Emery Sedgley
Skowhegan
Holm
Abram Wreble
Bowdoinhamy
A.C. Williams
Charles Milton McEwen
Charles McEowen
Ohio State University
Jo “8Hal Ngee
Ralph
Shaw Business College
Augusta
Albert Henderson
Prizes Awarded Pupils For Essay Writing
Two first prizes of five dollars in gold were awarded to Helen Rogers and Dorothy Smith for essays on Why should I use my school savings bank. Honorable mentions went to Adelaide Campbell Alfred Gannon Julia Hathorne and Dorothy Sturmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelyn Rich
Bath Trust Co
N. Gratz Jackson
John J. Keegan
Arthur K. Warington
Helen Rogers
Dorothy Smith
Adelaide Campbell
Alfred Gannon
Julia Hathorne
Dorothy Sturmer
Hatter
Rich
Thrift Essays Highlight School Bank Prize Winners
In a week long event, high school pupils across centers and classes wrote essays on thrift. Dorothy Smith, once a school bank teller, contributed reflections. Prize notes praise saving habits, savings accounts, and the role of banks in modern business, urging steady use of thrift to seize opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Primary
Miss Davis
Dike
Miss Vaughan
Weeks Street
Miss Duprey
Mitchell
Miss Watson
North Primary
Miss Mulligan
Miss Blick
South Primarary
Miss Wateh
North Grammar
Miss Robbins
Dorothy Smith
Graduar School
D A R members meet at Bowdoinham home in Maine
Col Dummer Sewall chapter D A R held an all day session at Mrs Charles Browne's Bowdoinham home with over 35 members attending. They voted to urge Maine to preserve King Lavern for its history and potential museum use. The meeting focused on the building's threatened destruction and included an morning activities committee session and a luncheon with decorative centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Dummer Sewall
D.A.R
Charles Browne
Bowdoinham
Maine
King Lavern
Miss Mokie Gibbons Returns After Year and a Half Abroad
Miss Mokie Gibbons came back Wednesday morning after an absence of about eighteen months. During the trip she and Mrs Palmer Cobb of Philadelphia spent much of their time in Europe and in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mokie Gibbons
Mrs. Palmer Cobb
Philadelphia
Europe
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mavne
United States Rubber
TL 7. Murphy Fur Co
Lewiston
Clara J. Bubier
L. Brown
Cannon
Nonze
Borohai Amd
Charles D. Minery
Montville
Everett D. Brooks
Montsveag Farm
Wiscasset
Sasanoa Bluffs
Central Maine
Phippsburg
Popham Beach
Independent’s
Public Mart
Herbert
James Lilly
Karl
Helen Blackman
Water Ville
R.A. Dickinson
Sb. B. Douglas
Mary Durant
Main Street
Duran
TD. B. Cornish
John Holden
A. S. MacDougal
Kenneth
Owls Head
Selectmen’s Office
Bath Department Store
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