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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1939

Page

2

Summer plans announced by Organ Society of First Congregational

At the society annual picnic in the vestry last week, president Mrs. Alberta Larrabee announced the summer schedule. Luncheon is July 12 led by chairman Edith Day with aides Larrabee, Fowles, Munsey, Bailey, Adams. An August 23 sale is planned with committees for Fancy table, apron table, flowers and plants, and a food table chaired by Mary Marston, Carolyn Varney, and Grace C. Pease. Numerous local residents and members were noted in social and church notices throughout the week.

Organ Society First Congregational Church Alberta Larrabee Edith Day Larrabee Nina Fowles Nellie Munsey Sue Bailey Viola Adams Vera Quinnam Mabel Lewis Carolyn Pendleton Harriet Jackson Helen Haggett Ruth Jones Josephine Tucker Evelyn Hutchins Mary Marston Carolyn Varney Grace C. Pease Irene Fowles John P. Kelley Boothbay Harbor John Chase Anna Cate Helena Clifford North Edgecomb New York F. Burton Haggett Cyril Grant Helen Keirstead New London Frank Creamer Boston Washington Street Eva Rowe Bangor Lucinda S. Allen Clarence A. Richards Farmington State Normal School Mary Grant Rafter Washington Bath Road Virginia Pease Lincoln Academy Marie Burnheimer Waldoboro Lawrence Averill Worcester Ancestral Acres Roy R. Marston Rangeley Maine Pharmaceutical Association Quinnam’s Webber Cohasset Mass J. Herbert Moore Brookline Joseph McLean Johnson House Gardiner George Warren Fairfield Lucia Eames Federal Street Wiscasset Academy Pemaquid Joanna Evans Edgar Rankin Geneieve Hodgdon Eva (Aines) Rankin Phyllis (Lewis) Lewis Phyllis Quinnam Elinor Sproul Elsie (Bailey) Pearson Silas Lee Merry Olavi Miete Curtis Pearson Hall Lewis Willard W. E. Gorham Harriet Blagdon Hooper Street John Verdone Medford John, Jr Beverly Ed Crosman Water Street John Carl Elliot Audrey Toledo Ohio William Elliot

West Bath social notes list many visiting families

West Bath records a long parade of visitors and guests at local homes. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Melford Perham, the Bookers, the Lemonts, the Morgans, and many others from Jonesport to Brookline, with travels to Waterville and Brigham's Cove noted.

Grandparents See Child Off to Camp West Winds

The child spends the week with grandparents before heading to Camp West Winds in Chebeague for the rest of the summer.

West Winds Chebeague

Esther Drummond Arrives for Summer with Drummond Family

Miss Esther Drummond a University of Michigan junior has arrived to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs Norman Drummond in Arrowsic.

Esther Drummond U. of M Norman Drummond

Ringling Bros Circus to Exhibit in Portland July 8

The Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey show ships 1600 crowds, 50 elephants, 1009 animals, hundreds of horses with Gargantua the giant gorilla for close views. The new spectacle The World Comes to the World's Fair features 2000 performers and animals. Terrell Jacobs trains the wilds while Dorothy Herbert leads 70 riders.

Ringling Bros Barnum& S Bailey Portland Charles le Maire John Ringling North Arturo Zerbinis Filadys Europe Albert Powell Ricardis Twanows Hubert Castle England Albertino Lulu William Heyer Tamara Heyer Dorothy Herbert Tex Elmlundt Lucio Belmonte Flying Comets Antoinette Concello Rooneys

Rural mail men select Bath for 1940 convention

Bath will host the next Maine Rural Letter Carriers Association and Auxiliary convention after a tight vote between Oxford county R L C A and the Tri County R L C A at the 35th annual two day meeting in Bangor. Mr and Mrs William Hetchum of Bath attended. Claude Turner Presque Isle re elected president and Mrs Ralph Eustis Strong became Auxiliary president. Gov. Lewis O Barrows and others spoke at the event.

Bath Oxford County Maine Rural Letter Carriers Association and Auxiliary Bangor William Hetchum Claude Turner Presque Isle Ralph Eustis Strong Auxiliary Lewis O. Barrows Alvin Houston National Executive Committee Northfield Minn Harold Chase P. O Frank E. Lowe American Legion Portland Ralph Fifield Vermont

Boy with bloody nose escapes from hospital staff

Staff at Ste ie's General Hospital Lewiston treated a young boy for a bloody nose after a Sunday incident. He fled the accident room entrance before being guided to care, leaving unclear whether a boxing bout or minor mishap sparked his injury.

Ste Ie General Hospital Lewiston Louis and Galento

Woolwich Farm Bureau News and Community Notices

Woolwich Farm Bureau and Nequasset Women and Men's Auxiliaries meet with Mr and Mrs Maurice Hathorne on Thursday evening July 6. Alfred A Staples of Bath speaks at Woolwich Center Baptist Church on The True Value of Material Possessions and at Montsweag Baptist Church on Did Jesus Have a Doctor's Degree. Union services July 2 at Day's Ferry Nequasset and Sagadahoc Ferry. Community events include a baked bean and salad supper at No 6 schoolhouse and many social visits.

Montsweag Cooper’s Mills Center Staples Woolwich Union Day's Ferry Nequasset Sagadahoc Ferry J. G. Bailey Steven F. Prentice Mary Ela Bristol Harold R. Shaw Lloyd Ivan Shaw Linwood Grover Wiscasset Raymond Victor Warren Dyer Norwood Mass Ivan Woolwich Bar Earl Dow Virginia Thelma Dearing Wesley Methodist Church Bath Marilyn Temple Merlene Jameson Ray Prescott Bangor Daisy Bakey Winnifred Brown Marcia Stinson Clara M.reed Frank J. Walker Nequasset Farm Bureau Seahaven Capitol Island Boothbay Harbor North Woolwich Bleike Reed New York John Brown George Dolloff Richard, Allen and Marshall Oaklawn R. I Lake Nequasset Dolloff Cuvier Dolloff Upper Washington Street Isaphine Dolloff E. A. Dolloff Elizabeth Woodcock Bates College Forrest Grafton Thomaston Earl Woodcock John Hodgkins Burton Hodgkins Augusta Eben Dana Dana Pemaquid John Moore Harry ‘A. Walters James Nostall Harry Bartlett Warren Berlin N. H Lowell Otis Bartlett Edwin Gerow Basking Ridge N. J

Local residents return to Maine longtime Detroit couple

Mr and Mrs Walter White and their son Philip White have lived in Detroit for 23 years and are moving to Topsham Maine where Mr White works in Bath Iron Works machine shop Badie Nagle of the city Lt Com Edward J Fitzgerald DC USN retired has come back after attending the Maine Dental Convention in Bangor

Walter White Daugh Detroit Mich Philip White Maine Topsham Mr. White Bath Iron Badie Nagle Edward J. Fitzgerald D. C Bangor

Oldest US postmaster announces trip to meet Farley

Edgecomb Maine 75 year old postmistress Mrs Fannie Elm Stone claims the nation’s oldest postmaster in service plans a drive to Augusta to meet Postmaster General James A Farley at the Maine State Postmasters Association session She says she will chat with him and continues to work daily despite her age Farley spoke in Maine then visited New Hampshire on the same trip.

Fannie Elm Stone Edgecomb James A. Farley Augusta Stone Grover Cleveland Farley Maine United States

Knight elected Barnstable principal after long service

Melvin C. Knight, longtime Barnstable High School leader, was elected principal of Barnstable Town schools in Hyannis by a unanimous Barnstable school committee. Knight, born June 2 1892, succeeds Ralph R. Barr who died June 3, and has held posts in Dedham Leicester Wilmington and other Massachusetts districts before joining Barnstable in 1934.

Melvin C. Knight Barnstable High School Hyannis Mass Barnstable Knight Ralph R. Barr Eas Gradi Wiscasset Bates College Harvard University United States Chemical Warfare Department Barnstable Post American Legion William Jevi Post Department of Massachusetts Wockland High School Salem New Haven Conn Massachusetts Dedham High School Dedham Wilmington Leicester

Driving cases heard in Georgetown court

Frank J. Buzynski of Bay Point pleaded guilty to improper registration and driving without an operator’s license in municipal court. He was fined 20 dollars and 4.95 in costs for improper registration and 5 dollars plus 5.55 in costs for no license, with six months to pay and probation. Emil Belanger of Brunswick pled guilty to operating under the influence and was fined 100 dollars with 24.65 in costs. Mrs. Hazel Reeks pleaded guilty to speeding on Washington Street and the warrant was filed. Mrs. Lilian MacDonald and Miss Betty Johnson spent the weekend at Boollitay Harbor.

Bay Point Georgetown Frank J. Buzynski John P. Crosby Crosby Buzynski Secretary of State Maurice Burns Herbert Marriner Brunswick Pejepscot Hazel Reeks Washington Street

Summer Visitors and Residents Arrive on the Island

Westport residents and guests arrive for the summer season at cottages around Harriman Point and Squam Creek. Included are John J Roche and family from Watereen Jersey City and Boston, with extended visits from Murrell and Jewett families. Ongoing summer plans feature employment at Mooselockmegantic Hotel and local hospital care for Nellie Little.

John.j. Roche Watereen Harriman Point Scottage Louis Roche Marie Roche Jersey City N. J Stephen Island Judking Wytopulllock Boothbay Laurence Murrell Rumford Brian M. Jewett Haines Landing Rangeley Mooselockmegantic Kay Floor Arthur Boston Robert Greenleaf Jr Nellie Little Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston Melvin Knight Hyannis Mass Barnstable Knight Jonas Knight James Harper Holliston Squam Creek Chatham, H. H Mary Buckley James Buckley Ashland

Woolwich Observes Children's Sunday in Union Schools

The Woolwich Union Sunday schools marked Children’s Day with recitations songs and attendance awards. Day’s Ferry Nequasset and Sagadahoc Ferry schools held services and programs supervised by Miss Charlotte Buck Miss Gertrude Gilmore and Mrs Earl Dow. Awards went to Polly Fields Gwendon Prior Virginia Dow Phyllis Adams June Oliver Norma Hunnewell William Moore and others during a Range Lights Arrowsie outdoor dinner hosted by Capt and Mrs Woodward.

Woolwich Union Day S Ferry Charlotte Buck Nequasset Sunday School Gertrude Gilmore Sagadahoc Ferry Arrowsie William Woodward Earl Dow Polly Fields Gwendolyn Prior Virginia Dow Phyllis Adams June Oliver Norma Hunnewell William Moore Clarence Hoch George Farnham Charles Brown

Sagadahock Real Estate Association Names Officers

Sagadahock Real Estate Association re elected Hon Rupert H Baxter as president at the annual meeting held in Bank block offices. Dr Robert W Hinds of Pembroke Mass was re elected vice president and Oliver Moses 2d was re elected treasurer with Oliver Moses 3d as clerk. Directors named include Baxter Shorey Tarbox Sewall and Dr Hinds. The Omaha Real Estate Co annual meeting followed with Dr Hinds re elected president and Moses 2d as treasurer and clerk. Directors were Hinds Moses and Lydia C Moses.

Rupert H. Baxter Sagadahock Real Estate Association Bank Block Robert W.hinds Pembroke Mass Oliver Moses Andes Oliver Moses Mr. Baxter William S. Shorey Alfred L. Tarbox Arthur Sewall Hinds The Omaha Real Estate Co Robert W. Hinds Mr. Moses Lydia C. Moses

Guest Night at Bath Country Club Thrusday Event

Men's Night at the Bath Country Club features Guest Night with a nine hole golf tournament between the Tron Men and Wooden Men. Members invite a friend. special prizes planned. Previous Guest Nights drew 60 to 80 attendees. Supper follows the tournament at 7 30 in the dining room.

Bath Country Club Tron

Color in the Kitchen Leads Dromore Farm Bureau Meeting

Dromore Farm Bureau met in the grange hall for an all day session led by chairwoman Mrs Aletha Campbell and home management head Mrs Evelyn Beals. Demonstrations on paint mixing and kitchen accessories were shown. 15 members and one visitor attended with a salmon and rice casserole dinner served by Mrs Clara Oliver and Mrs Esther McCourt.

Aletha Campbell Evelyn Beals Dromore Farm Bureau Grange Hall Clara Oliver Esther McCourt Minnie McCarty Elizabeth Hampton Mary Wright Rue Popham Beach

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Harvey T. Bailey Elsie Searsmont Cyprian Bryant Pearson Canada Wells Cottage Earle D. Rines Niagara Falls Garrison Hill Masonic Hall Gertrude McTeer Grand Ruth Mildred Synder Marion Electa Hazel Libby Mt. Carmel Richmond Isabel] Montgomery Crescent Grace Dodge Elizabeth Harding Pauline G. Nickerson W. M. Crystal Damariscotta William S. Jane W. P Florence Meserve Lakeview Elinor Forbes W. M. Mt. Pisgah Frances S. Brown Crystal Clara Curtis W. M. Golden Rodger Rockland Edith Dodge Marshal Crescent Marshal James Webber Crystal Chapter Jane Montgomery Adalt Crescent Adah Marie Rittal Ruth Olive Branch Dresden Margaret Patton Esther Mt. Pisgah Nellie Stevens P. M. Mt. Pisgah Martha Isabel Montgomery P. M. Crescent Ella Bailey Warder Harold Bickford Sentinel Olive Branch Sentinel Nellie Blagdon Blagdon Blanch Hilton Louise Blagdon Frances Day Frances Plumstead Sidney G. Evans Chester Pendleton Roger Cowley Ralph Preble and Son Brookline, Mass Edward Clarence Plummer Henry W. Owen, Jr Full the Times Company Front Street Bath, Maine West Bath Robert Coombs Daniel Brown Melford Perham Bryant Pond Edward Cleaves Yarmouth William Holmes William Jr Donald Chelsa Chester Kings Karl Rietrel Jack Richard Jamaica Plain George Booker Patricia Marylin Harlan Booker Phippsburg Clyde Booker New Jersey Dwinal E. Cornish Carl Christel Readville Ralph Eastman Janice Courtney Stover Joyce W.C.T.U Corliss Street E. W. Haggett Ada Larrabee Everett Lemont Lula Herbert Pomona Grange Blair Wilson David Phillip Phillip Stackpole Campbell's Pond Bertha Waugh Miss Knight Malden Knight Cottage Walter Gilpin Everett Sabine George Bailey South Portland Chester Freeman Sam Bates Henry Cotteau Laura Cutting Winnegance Ernest Williams Beatrice Rose Rock Hill Inn John Wharff Ees Bingam Carlton Andrews Waterboro Andrew Charles Andrews Henry Henderson Marjory Winthrop, Mass Bates Cottage Delmar Bates Malcolm Doble Lloyd Hooker Hooker Horace Aitken Beechmont Ernest E. Williams Needham Heights Wendell L. Williams L. E. Bibber Auburn Leslie Mayo Jack McNary Leo Pooler Rosa Irene Pooler John Pooler Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus Charlotte Opera House Bath Opera House Morse High School Miss Cahill Irma Bennett Madelyn Oliver Helen Tabor Barbara Jenkins Helen Gallagher Big Chief Westport Barnstable, Mass Lilian MacDonald Betty Johnson Boollitay Harbor Sagadahock
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