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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1929

Page

4

Bay Point Vacation Season Opens With Local Hosts

Bay Point marks the start of summer with the post office opening under Mrs Mil licent H Keene. Cottage owners Mrs W L Masterman, Mrs K M Conley, Mr and Mrs Walter L Gordon, and others from Wilton Quincy Roslindale Jamaica Plain Bath Lewiston Bath are listed as occupying or visiting various cottages for the season.

Bay Point Millicent H. Keene W. L. Masterman Wilton Parnham Masterman K. M. Conley Quincy Mass Walter L. Gordon Roslindale Ala Vista John Clark Jamaica Plain Lelia Oliver Bath Carroll A. Deering Elizabeth Deering R. F. Haskell Lewiston C. Richard Farnham Farnham Cottage

Opera House Manager Helps Out Sir Knights

Rain threatened St John’s Day observances as Knight Templars gathered from across Maine. William T. Powell of Publix Theatre in Bath organized an extra matinee and stage talk about Publix and Paramount bringing Broadway to Maine, plus a show of The Voice of the City. Powell declined admission fees and left attendees impressed by Publix hospitality and theater standards. Lost bracelets and watches and local rental notices follow, including a gold bracelet lost near Colonial Cafe and a Lady’s gold Hunter case watch around West Bath.

Mr. Powell Knights Publix Theatres Paramount Maine Living Screen Publix All Talking Picture Voice of the City Powell Bath

Bowdoinham Village Notes Read Like Local Yearbook

A long column of Bowdoinham social life lists visitors and residents. Families move farms on Millay and Fisher roads. College graduates and summer guests from Wellesley to Brunswick appear alongside road trips, church services, and school events. Local clubs meet, teachers are assigned, and graduations highlight community activity with many named people and places.

Community Notes From North Bowdoin Area

Miss Frances Chamberlin, teacher at No. 9 school, has returned to Clinton. The Ladies aid met at Bowdoin Center with six attendees and a lunch. Visitors included William Wales of Sabu ttus Frank Appleton and George Kelly of Massachusetts. Local trips and picnics noted with attendees from Bowdoinham and North New Portland. The Farm Bureau picnic at Cobbosee pond drew Clara West Otis and F. S. Meacham. Mr. and Mrs. Reed and Dorothy and Miss M C Small enjoyed an outing to King’s Point. Children’s night at the grange hall reported good attendance with games and candy. Marvin Truss and Evelyn Barnby return to Bath after a wedding trip to Delaware Atlantic City Syracuse. They will reside at 163 Oak Street.

John P. Jewell Wellesley Mass E.E. Wilson I. C. Trish Pauline Adams Brunswick Winnie Adams Chester Scott Waban Addie A. Trufant Frank Millay Erland Rogers Bowdoin W. F. Scott Miss Trufant A. S. MacDougal Samuel Dorrance Parkhurst Connecticut Doris Foster Limestone Farmington Lucia Nickerson W. L. Robbins Robert Ralph Hanson Mahar Youngstown Calais John. E. Gibson Bay Road Mr. Reed John Purington Frank Siegars Don Robert Adams Needham Bowdoin College Harry Adams Los Angeles Cal W. B. Kendall Henry Stewart Lynn George Powers O. E. Page Bath J. Hall Denham Lewiston Ernest Hunter Boston Myrick Heath Helen Sprague IE. B. Sprague Brunswick High School Mary Dodge Greenwich Conn L. P. Temple Clara Fogg Rynth McEwen Old Orchard Charles Fogg Nona Carrie Merrill James Harpswell Lamb Gardiner Henry E. Cornish J. Albion Dunlap East Bowdeinham E. B. Sprague Helen Hackett Hazel Hackett Roger Robinson Charles Berry Freeport Pearl Raymond North Conway N. H Albion Raymond Mabel Irene Stockholm Canada Ellen Sparks Andros McCart Eastport Miss Toothaker Phillips Miss Bugbee Or Bureau Pert Merrill Northport The Sumter Christine Temple Elsworth Leavitt East Bowdoin Mr. Wood Penney Memorial Church Augusta Leonard Bishop Portland Carl Davis Dorris Waterville J. E. Gibbon’s Joseph Cota Tirza Mathews Paris William Malon Newburyport Harry Mosher Wiscasset Richard Pratt Manchester Vendella Mosher Aroostook County New Brunswick Foster Fort Fairfield Women's Business and Professional Club of E. P. Kendall John McCart Coombs High School Ceola Bugbee Gladys Raymond Goldie Sprague Lida Maxwell Myra Dunn Jellison Nellie Sylvester Millay Merry Meeting Grange Edith Rowe C. B. Randall Milton Given Bertha Brown Philip Rideout Edward Graves Brunswick Hospital Gertie Rumrill Annie Morehouse Florence Wood Harrison C. O. Purinton Purinton MacDougal Dorrance Candy's Harbor Donald Stella Nickerson Lucy Nickerson Kenneth MacDougal Belfast Frank Hathaway State Road George Sedgley Clyde Hand Kenneth Hulse Susan Grant Hulse Abbie Hulse Grammar School Marion Curtis Alice Whittier Ella Purington Garcia Marjory Sedgley Pauline Huston Maine Evelyn Webber Alice King Charles Pennell Lorenzo Minotti Varina Denham Bishop School Miss Maxwell Frances Chamberlin No. 9 Clinton Ladies Aid Bowdoin Center William Wales Sabbattus Frank Appleton George Kelly Massachusetts Frank Smal H. D. Higgins Bowdoinham Whittemore Place South Paris Grange Hall Marvin Truss Wilmington Del Atlantic City N. J Syracuse N. Y Oak Street Truss Evelyn Barnby Nashua

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