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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1930

Page

2

Wiscasset Club Discusses State Care For Deaf And Mentally Ill

Gardiner led a meeting on state responsibilities for care of the deaf and mentally ill. officials noted state sanatoriums and welfare support. The event featured performances by Mrs. Elizabeth Webb, Mrs. Nina Lennox, and a Ladies' Trio, followed by tea service. Numerous community members were listed with social and travel updates, and town affairs included two candidates for selectman.

Gardiner State Health Department Department of Public Welfare Wiscasset Madam Gardiner Clara Wright Elizabeth Webb Nina Lennox Muriel Titus Frances Wilband Anna Holbrook W Christine Bronson Alice Haylor Grace York Annie Palmer Hospitalty Committee

Wiscasset 25 Years Ago Highlights Prominent Visitors

From the Sheepscot Echo March 4 1905 items note Mrs Belle Sears in town from Bath Mrs J Wellington Fowles returning from Greenville Mrs R W Reed and Miss Rena Albee visiting Portland W G Hubbard J P Tucker W B Lewis and C A Richards in Augusta Mr and Mrs Herbert Pushard of Fryeburg guests of Mr Pushard Sanford Lewis completed a launch for W S Peaslee 21 ft 3 in by 5 ft 3 in seating eight or ten Hartford 3 hp engine two weeks in Atlantic City Philadelphia New York City Boston town warrant posted with 46 articles in city.

Florence McLoud Boston A. H. Dodge Roy R. Mauston Malden Roy Lawrence Marston Charles E. Emerson Bath Mae Farnham Augusta Mabel Rhodes Wellsley Hills Emma Illsley Ruth Illsley Saco Lawrence Haggett A. W. Keirstead Main Street Annie Palmer Ernest Watt B. A. Bailey Bath City Hospital Harry Beals Jesse Bailey Woolwich Wiscasset John E. McKenney Theodore Sherman Lester Knight Donald G. B. Lilly Fred Albee Benjamin E. Kelley The Register Boothbay Harbor Lincoln County Probate Court Court of County Commissioners Court House Sheepscct Mar Belle Sears J. Wellington Fowles Greenville R. W. Reed Rena Albee Portland W. G. Hubbard J. P. Tucker W. B Lewis C. A. Richards Herbert Pushard Fryeburg Maine

Town Meeting Deliberates Fire Truck and Highway Plans

Town meeting considers buying a new fire apparatus despite claims the current truck meets needs. Voters mull adopting three town state aid highway construction, with $3330 requested. Birch Point bridge closure appears on the warrant, with debate likely over its necessity if the road plan proceeds. Budget committee backs near last year’s total tax levy of 43 1/2 mills.

Board of Selectmen Budget Committee Birch Point I.ts Rail Committee

Ice harvest nears at Point and local society notices

The March 2 1889 issue records the ice crop nearly harvested at the Point. Social notes mention Dr Grindell's visit to Rev C H Leverton, travels of Miss Mary Sewall and others, a Franklin club meeting program for March 4 with music and readings, and obituaries for Robert Lambert Thomas Crosmnwell Philip F Faye.

Grindell C. H. Leverton Henry Ingalls Augusta Mary Sewall New York City M. A. Taylor Seth Hobart Baii Leu Lincoln Gardiner Dr. Kimball Portland L. Y. Bowman Richmond Boston We. R. Kk. Sewall Hsg Washington Jonson Eiu Pusaa Franklin Club Miss Hobson Grace Ingalls R. H. Tucker G. P. F. Hobson Dickens Ida Neal Miss Varney Misses Knight Miss Folsom Miss Pyne

Cemetery Board Outlines Aims Plans For Bath Cemeteries

The Bath Cemetery and Park Board for 1929 1930 states its goals to make the cemetery self maintaining and to fund permanent improvements. It recalls efforts to create a municipal golf club project, restore Revolutionary graves, expand Sewall Farm burial plots, and raise burial rates to match other towns. It notes past costs for monument cleaning and perpetual care and explains pursuing cy pres equity to use accumulated trust interest for roads water and improvements. The action paused at the mayor’s request.

the Independent Cemetery and Park Board City of Bath Horace W. Ward Rogers Sewall Farm William R. Pattangali Cour Supreme Judicial Court Sagadahec Charles H. Caniil Bource

West Bath Cemetery and Park Board fight over funds and trust policy

West Bath Cemetery and Park Board defends its handling of accumulated income from perpetual care contracts after a dispute with the City Treasurer. The board asserts no principal was touched and explains transfers, audits, and expenditures for new water pipes, repairs, and ongoing projects. Directors Harold L. Troop Marius H. Page WT. Skelton defend actions.

City of Bath Cemetery and Park Board Harold L. Troop Marius H. Page WT. Skelton

Busy March session at Sagadahoc Probate Court

Judge Walter S. Glidden presided over a crowded Sagadahoc Probate Court session with numerous actions. Wills admitted estates of Malcolm Arnold Sanford Hall and others granted without bond. Administrations and affidavits filed cover Bowdoinham Bath Richmond and Georgetown. Inheritance tax, adoptions, and real estate licenses appear among the proceedings.

Walter S. Glidden Sagadahoc David C. Malcolm Phippsburg Elorida Malcolm Eleanor B. Arnold Bath Mira F. Arnold Charles H Richmond May C. Hall Mary A. Sanford Mark W. Hennessey Charles C. Low Dunlap A. Hatch W. Howard Larrabee, Jr Joseph Hall Bowdoinham Ernest L. Goodspeed George P. Hickey Mary L. Partridge Myrtle E. Connors Robert Shea Charles W. Amazeen Ralph O. Dale Eleanor C. Dearing James A. Johnson Bowdeinham James W. Hicks Topsham Chester W. Magoun Ida A. Hunt John P. Carey, Jr Susan T. Goodin William D. Hutchin Arthur J. Dunton C. S A Ellen Gowin Wallace E. Curtis Idella Witham Lester A. Witham Mary E. Cornisa Kongomham Norman E. Curtis Eugene Koter Aiia Georgia B. Fouisr Charles CG Fred A. Richardson Edith M. Ledyard Joseph Chase Ryan William D. Sewall Melville H. Blackwell Amos K. Butler Albert H. Shaw John H. Hods John S. Hyde Lillian Tarr Freeman Ellen Eastman Ella Frances Dunning William Dunning Wilbur A. Gilpatrick Horace W. Gilpatrick Wilbur H. Wyman George M. Wyman Nh. c. m Ida M. Easton Clyde L. Gray Helen M. Potter Henretta T. Eaton Ida B. Carr Alfred C. Carr Bowdainham Lydia M. Deering Edward W. Bridgham Aurele Michaud Louise Michaud Noel Menard Noel Michaud Charles Sheridan Woolwich John J. Keegan Elmer Perry

West Bath Grange Program Includes Song and Talks

West Bath grange opened with general singing then Annie Henderson Marion Plummer and Mrs Chesley spoke on a model husband. Eleanor McDonald and Catherine Galvin sang a duet. The question What I would like my grange to accomplish this year was discussed by Herbert Simpson Herbert Cavanaugh and E Mason Wright.

West Bath Grange Annie Henderson Marion Plummer Lorraine Balkam Margaret Mackinnon Helen Shorey Christine Hanscom

Nequasset Forum Speaker From Maine Planned

Rev Rodney W Roundy of Portland superintendent of Congregational work in Maine will address the Nequasset church Men's Forum in Woolwich Thursday night. A supper is served from six to eight oclock and Roundy will speak at eight.

Rodney W. Roundy Portland Maine Nequasset Church Woolwich Roundy

Fortin jailed after failing bail on assault charge

Fortin could not post the $2,000 bail set by Judge Keegan after arraignment on aggravated assault. He left on a Brunswick trolley Friday noon to be transported to Augusta for three months before Saga-Gahoc Superior Court. The district court notes a worm discovery by George Stewart amid a radio antenna setup. Bearded soothsayers claim near surface angleworms signal spring.

John J. Keegan Joseph L. S. Fortin Brunswick Augusta Saga- Gahoc Superior Court George Stewart South Portland

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