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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1947

Page

7

Summer I O F Hall Event At Bradley Ward Meeting

A Father’s Day gathering at I O F Hall on Main Street was held under Sadie Waltz direction. Reports covered Mats Convention at Rockland by Dorothy Farwell and Mrs. Prete sister Mrs. Stanley Marr. Town visitors included Mrs. Annie Johnson and Mrs. Arthur Fos en Saree et ven. Several locals spoke of relatives in White Mountains and Greenfield.

Main Street Sadie Waltz Bradley Twain U. V Mats Rockland Dorothy Farwell Stanley Marr Annie Johnson Arthur D. Fosen White Mountains J. Norris Sidelinger, Jr

Farm Bureau hosts meeting at Mrs Traftons home

Farm Bureau session held at the home of Mrs. Howard M. Trafton with 1% Trafton and Hill hosting. Attendees from West Georgetown include Alice Elizabeth Beatrice Bouton and Miss Eleanor Webster of Bath. A book review by Maud Thayer followed lunch, while upcoming meeting date to be announced. A Robinhood resident narrowly escaped fire as matches ignited in a tent setup. Mail schedule updates list typing at 7 am and 1 30 pm with arrivals at noon and 4 pm.

Mise Maud Thayer Miss Ranskill Barbara Bower Groy Robinhood

Summer Visitors and Weddings in North Gorham

Gardiner resident Ralph A. Fossett visits Lake Auburn cottage while Miss Lillian A. Johnson and Miss Dorothy Pridham are employed at the Northern New England Hospital in Melrose. Mrs. Chester Curtis spends the weekend in Portland for her nephew Thomas Kane Jr.’s wedding to Dorothy Frye at Congregational Church in North Gorham. University of Maine students Melvin Hutchinson Doris Pullen Carlton Ring and Mildred Morris return for summer break. Fred Richter and Sue spend the summer at Bowdoin College and home on Main Street. Charles Corbin and family visit Edmund Merrill in town. Mrs. Fred Strout Phyllis Strout and Ralph Strout attend the Kane Frye wedding. Mrs. Gilman Clough of Springvale Conn formerly Bessie Chetley visits brothers Harry and Percy Chetley and families.

Lake Auburn Ralph A. Fossett Gardiner Lillian A. Johnson Dorothy ’ Pridham Northern New England Hospital Melrose Mass Chester Curtis Portland Carl Mayo Thomas Kane, Jr Dorothy Frye North Gorham Melvin Hutchinson Doris Pullen Carlton Ring Mildred Morris University of Maine Fred Richter Sue Bowdoin College Main Street Charles Corbin Edmund Merrill Fred Strout Phyllis Strout Ralph Strout Kane-Frye Gilman Clough Springvale, Conn Bessie Chetley Harry Percy Chetley

Evangelist Dr. Spencer to Lead Two-Week Series at Five Islands

The Rev Dr Carl A Spencer founder of a Monticello Kentucky Bible Baptist church and renowned evangelist will lead two weeks of nightly services at Five Islands starting at 7 15pm and continuing through July 6 except Saturdays Special music will accompany the messages with free will offerings. Local pastor Rev J Clifton Little notes the emphasis on scriptural doctrine and non high pressure outreach with testimonials from Kentucky and Maine pastors praising his preaching and clarity.

Carl A. Spencer Bible Baptist Monticello Ky America Five Islands J. Clifton Little Dr. Spencer Lord Jesus T. C. Duke Merset Spencer American H. M. Henson First Baptist Church Loyall W. S. Newburn C.M.A Portland Maine

Summer Guests and Local News from Indian Point

Mrs. Dorothy P. Farrow of Boston reports thieves entered a winter home, leaving a desolate scene. The Brown family from Portland arrives for the summer at their cottage, daughter Caroline just graduated from Lincoln Junior High. Middlesex-based visitors and residents of Indian Point are noted, including Mrs. Fawcett of Washington and Mrs. Morse of Walpole. An artesian well is drilled at the Deermont place as bathrooms are planned, with slow progress through hard ledge.

Dorothy P. Farrow Boston George Powers Frank Brown David Caroline Portland Lincoln Junior High Morris Hinckley George Fawcett Washington, D. C Indian Point Laurial Place John Flanders West Roxbury Mass Merrill Bowles Roy J. Campbell Euros Lillian Morse Walstham G. H. Estes Morse Cottage Albert Deermont Chipley Marequita Baldwin School Ryn Mawr Laura Jones Damariscotta Kaga Oliver Family Suny Georgia Randall Brookline Joe Lane Melrose Stanley Lewis John Blackie Louise Peterson Oak Grove Seminary Vassalboro

Local families and visitors crowd Kennebec Point summer colony

The Bath region notes several arrivals and events including Mr. and Mrs. Roland Peterson and daughter Louise at Kennebec Point, visits from Mrs. William Todd and others, a Pendleton Caldwell wedding in Brunswick, and Rosa Trafton family coming from Portland. Residents plan summer activities and launches at Bath Iron Works.

William More Danforth Roland Peterson Henry P. Kelley Andover Mass Paul Wren Medford Kennebec Point Kennebec Point Colony Ralph Carlisle Winchester George Karriis Milton William A. Todd Roy M. Newman Elizabeth Harris Beatrice Bouton Bath John R. Blackie Brunswick Beverly Starr Pendleton Islesboro Charles Caldwell, Jr Charles Caldwell Blackie Caldwell Parker Moulton Milton Trott James Bean Lexington Allan Bean Peterson Thomas Watson Georgetown Center Preble William Marr Five Islands Sidney Dalrymple Brookline George Alderman Amherst Lummer West Georgetown Louise Bath Iron Works Philip Eaton Rudolf Trafton Don David Cynthia Portland Howard M. Trafton

Five Islands Community News Board Meeting Report

The Five Islands school board met Monday night at Vernon Gray’s home with Superintendent Stanwood Gilman present. A children's clinic and third inoculation are planned for Wednesday. Local clubs arranged July food and rummage sales with posters upcoming. The Maine Central East Wind summer train began daylight service between Portland and New York, with schedules 10.15 a.m. from Portland and 8.55 a.m. from New York.

Maine Central East Wind Portland New York

Wesley Bible School Makes Good Progress

Wesley Vacation school progresses under principal Mrs. Clare with 40 percent higher attendance than last year. Classes split into three departments. intermediates excel in needle work and hat making. Friday display at 10 am invites parents and friends. ice cream for attendees and certificates awarded. Teachers listed. activities include needle, wood, paper work, designing, singing, memory tests, Bible notebooks, and storytelling praised by all.

Wesley Vacation School Clare J. M. Clare William Temle M. Knight Murns P. Burns M. Oliver J. Niles Smith Shepherd

The trumpet’s invention date traced to around 1500

A historical note suggests the trumpet originated around the year 1500, marking a key moment in brass instrument development. The exact inventor remains unclear, but early designs appeared in Europe as muted signaling and musical tools.

Perkins Island Visitors and Local Activities

Miss Barbara Miller Ralph Miller Jr Danny Olson and Jake Stewart all of nover NH spent Monday and Tuesday last week at Perkins Island visiting Popham Beach Bay Point Seguin with Archie Mc Laughlin. Coast Guard carpenter Mr Clark from Portland base repaired and built on Perkins Island. Justin McIntyre of Brunswick and Francis Gray visited. Tommy Skolfield and a New Hampshire relative slept in a tent. a Skolfield relative arrived by seaplane and flew to Massachusetts. The boat named Eta ay conducted a tour of inspection.

Barbara Miller Ralph Miller Danny Olson Jake Stewart Nover N.H Perkins Island Popham Beach Bay Point Seguin Archie McLaughlin Mr. Clark Coast Guard Portland Justin McIntyre Brunswick Francis Gray Tommy Skolfield Skolfield New Hampshire Tommy Skelfield Masachusetts

Birthday party for Ruth Ellen Coffin marks second year

Ruth Ellen Coffin daughter of Mr and Mrs N Elwood Coffin of 3 Bedford Street celebrated her second anniversary with a Saturday party. A decorated cake was cut and served with ice cream while gifts including toys were given. Assisting Mrs Coffin were Mrs Herbert Lindau and guests Dean and Bruce Lindau Vera Pagurka Pamela Brown Karen Back Sandra Lois Ann Guptill Patricia Bruce and Elwood Coffin.

Ruth Ellen Coffin N. Elwood Coffin Bedford Street Ellen Sandra Lois Ann Guptill Patricia Bruce Pent Kathy Elwood Coffin

Gilbert and Hitchcock Family at Ipsel Summer Home

Morgan M Gilbert of Washington DC is spending several weeks with his sister and husband Captain and Mrs Russell S Hitchcock at their Summer home in Small Point.

Morgan M. Gilbert Washington, D. C Russell S. Hitchcock Washington Street

Funeral Services for AdeIbpert C Blair

Funeral services were held for AdeLburt C Blair with Bearers Harold Helbavet Da Stinson John William B Lei. He was affiliated with the Hyde Windlass Co and Modern Woodmen of America. Survived by widow Edith King a daughter aecone Crosby and a E Blair all of Bath. Burial in Riverside cemetery Woolwich.

Hyde Windlass Co Blair Amber Modern Wood America Odust Women Bath Edith King Aecone Crosby A E. Blair R Bath Harold Helbavet da Stinson John William B. Lei Riverside Cemetery Woolwich

Mrs Anne Cunningham Woolwich Native Dies at Memorial

Mrs Anne Cunningham widow of Boorse M Cuneo Woolwich died early today at Memorial Hospital after several days illness. Born in Maine she lived at Sagadahoc Ferry and Summers in Woolwich. Surviving are four children Florence Carlton Milton Trott Charles Bath and Mrs Mat Loom of Lisbon Falls with in laws and relatives in Woolwich and Freeport.

Anne Cunningham Boorse M. Cuneo Woolwich Memorial Hospital Mégepeens Senet Hegeett Cunningham Sagadahoc Ferry Ence Carlton Raed Raed. x. Parton Church Florence Carlton Milton C. Trotts Charles T. Bath Matic Lisbon Falls Lisbon Peli Aren Atocon Fred W. C Ton Gagadahoc Ferry

Died at Home Herbert W Rogers of Brunswick

Herbert W Rogers died at his Whiskeay road home on Tuesday morning. Born in Brunswick on August 27 to Nathaniel Rogers and his wife, he was a 30 year joiner at Bath Works. Survived by wife J A Rogers and several relatives including Lillian Hewins, Ingalls, Edwin A Rogers, and Albionco Rogers. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM at Arthur F Mayo and Son Funeral Residence.

Herbert W. Rogers Whiskeay Road Brunswick Nathaniel Rogers Bath Works J A. Rogers Lillian Hewins Lain Boothauling Virginia Annoy Ingalls North Berwick Edwin A. Rogers Mere Point Albionco Portland Arthur F. Mayo and Son Funeral

James H Joy Dies at Memorial Hospital

James H Joy aged 67 of 194 Center street died at Memorial hospital Sunday. He was born in Bath on January 22, 1880, son of Edward and Sarah Joy. Survived by wife, two daughters of New York City, two daughters in Bath, one grandchild.

James H. Joy Censter Street Memorial Hospital Bath Edward Sarah (Wiley) Joy Areen New York Jackson Joseph Men

Patrolmen Pratt and Clark on their patrol from Bath police

Patrolmen Howard Pratt and Byron Clark are on their patrol from Bath police assignments following an incident.

Howard Pratt Byron Clark Bath

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