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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1945

Page

7

Forty Years Ago in Bath Town News Ledger

Bath lodge of Elk presents first candidate this evening and banquet at New Meadows Inn. Capt James T Morse of Eastern Steamship Co abroad to inspect turbine steamers. Snow melts yet sleighing rough. Islander sold for New York Far Rockaway freighter. Bath Driving club races on Dyke ice track with dead heat in class B. Numerous local trips and visits noted. Next race Friday at Whiskeay track. March 1 1905 reports on politics, hospital cases, and civic events.

Bath Lodge of Elk New Meadows Inn James T. Morse Eastern Steamship Co England Atlantic The Fisher Navigation Co Providence William H. van Buren New York Far Rockaway Bath Driving Club Kit Frank Dunton Whiskeay Bath Dyke Track Whiskeay Creek Dr. McGillicuddy McGillicuddy

Notable Bath Roundup of Local News and Notices

March 3 1905 Bath items report landlord M J McCormick returning from Hall's Quarry to illness in his brother Patrick. Charles E Ripley visits Miss Maude Evelyn Wallace. Prof William R Chapman returns to Portland after stay at Shannon House. R B Hall suffers paralytic shock in Waterville, serious but hopeful. Mrs Abbie Guild of Milford Mass visits son William A Guild YMCA official. winter with son F S Guild in Philadelphia. Two years ago Nevada left Bath to join US Navy. Morse High boys grow moustaches with Union Street leading as slipperiest street. Frank L Sewall, Bath-born orange grower in California, remembers friends. grave in East Highland, California. friends celebrate his success.

M. J. McCormick Hall Mt. Desert Patrick Frank L. Sewall California East Highland Cal

Hezekiah Butterworth to Lecture at Music Hall Tonight

Hezekiah Butterworth, the Boston poet, arrived this afternoon and checked into Shannon House. He will lecture this evening in Music Hall under the Young Men's Christian Association, assisted by violinist Ashton Lewis. Last night ladies bowled upstairs with several high scores.

Hezekiah Butterworth Boston Shannon House Music Hall Young Men's Christian Association Ashton Lewis

Switzerland Dog Named Switzer in Portland Sightings

Miss Susan N Ballou owner of a fine St Bernard given by Mrs Kendall of Concord New Hampshire. The dog answers to Switzer and was purchased in Switzerland. Also notes on local society events races ships people and Sunday activities in Portland and nearby towns.

Susan N. Ballou Joan W. Ballou Kendall Concord N. H Switzerland Switzer

Lewiston figures in Harbor business and hospital visits

Lewiston residents engage in various affairs with Contrac tor Lawrence as Lewiston works on contracts. Mrs Stearns Scott escorts Mrs Delia Luther to Maine General Hospital for an operation this morning. Mrs James Brewster returns from a week in New York and Boston, while W A Bickford, Times linotype machinist, spent Sunday in Augusta. Captain Harry Stuart of the Addie P McFadden sails to New York to ready the schooner for commission to load oak for Bath. Miss Dora Hilton, head milliner for J H Rathburn, travels to Boston and New York for millinery openings. Fred C Thistle of Boston visits brother City Messenger George W Thistle. Major Small of Lewiston to install Bath Uniform Rank officers tomorrow evening.

Harry Stuart Addie P. McFadden New York Bath Dora Hilton J. H. Rathburn Laconia N. H F. C. Parker Pine Street Boston

Lions Hear of Red Cross Work and China Flights

Bath Lions heard a Red Cross speaker describe European theatre service and Hump flights to China. She shared experiences of six Red Cross girls in China, picnics for troops, Chinese customs, and living conditions. Two new members were inducted, plus a transfer. The club voted a Red Cross War Fund contribution.

Ropean Theatre Himateyss China Red Cross the Phoenix George Barker William H.artson Robinson Ioc2 USO The Lions Connecticut Bath King Lion Edwin R. Andrews

Name Craft for a Hero and the Air Medal Story

A Marine fighter pilot born February 4 1920 in Lucknow India earns the Air Medal for daring exploits. He joined the Navy flight program after Pearl Harbor and flew with the Corsairs squadron, credited with downing twenty five enemy aircraft, including twenty in six consecutive days. His mother who received the Medal of Honor on Boston Common last Fall will christen a destroyer bearing his name.

Boston Common Lieutenant Hanson Lucknow India Hanson United States Newtonville United Provinces Hamline University St. Paul Minnesota Pearl Harbor Navy Marine Corps Corpus Christi Texas First Marine Aircraft Wing Fighting Corsairs Squadron

Mayor Rogers Is Reelected

Mayoral victory announced with post election returns listing candidates and ward numbers. The text names T. Clark and Grace L Kidder among participants with ward references and several ward incumbents or challengers. The fragmentary record notes ward results for multiple districts and repeats mayoral victory.

Reelected and promoted notices from Deer ing street to Lowell

Mrs Martha Grant of Deer ing street has been called to Lowell Massachusetts by the serious illness of her father C W Hamm. She left Wednesday for home. Mrs Harry G Deering of Washington street arrived home Tuesday afternoon after a stay in Boston.

Martha Grant Deering Street Lowell Mass C. W. Hamm Harry G. Deering Washington Street Boston

Pensions in State Government and Reform Debate

A state figure surveys pension plans for state and school employees, outlining ten to twelve schemes from contributory and non contributory systems to military and old age aid. He warns the current mix is unsound and unfair, urges a minimum salary with a self supporting pension, and proposes capping non contributory pensions at 1200 annually while inviting broader legislative debate.

Supreme Court Sadie Esten

South End PTA hosts talk on mathematics and education

South End P T A met at Weeks Street school Tuesday with Keith Crockett area superintendent as guest speaker. He spoke on history and usefulness of mathematics, new teaching methods, and forthcoming Visual Education Machines. The group voted to support Red Cross War Fund and discussed salary raises and pension bills. Next meeting set for April 3.

South End P.T.A Weeks Street Keith Crockett Crockett Orris Ames Corliss Street Red Cross War Fund Augusta James Nostall LeForrest Coombs George Moses Elwood Hathorne Arthur Bowker Solomon Greenblatt Isabelle Bryant

Ensign Jordan Weds Dorothy Smith in Maine Ceremony

Ensign H. C. Jordan and Dorothy W. Smith wed at St. Joseph's Catholic church with Rev Monsignor Jonanson officiating. A breakfast followed at the brides home. Jordan, a Bates College graduate class of 1944, will be stationed at Norfolk and has ties to Bath and Lewis ton. The couple plans a brief New York honeymoon before moving to Norfolk.

Orris Ames Philip Auburn Smith Ensigi Jordan Bath Bates College Bath Tron Works Bates Ensign Jordan Fstlass Columbdia University New York Norfolk, Va Uier Ensiai Jordan Norton

Townsend Discusses Employment Service

Jack Townsend, area supervisor for Bath, spoke to the Lions at the Phoenix, detailing the U S Employment Service and War Manpower Commission regulations. He traced the office history, outlined its functions and tools, and explained the stabilization program, priority ratings and ceiling prices influencing his office. A Q and A followed.

Lions the Phoenix Bath Iron Works Jack Townsend Bath U. S. Employment Service and War Manpower Commission Office Andrew Butterfeld Edwin B. Andrews Townsend WMC

M MANN SUBMITS HIS PLAYGROUND REPORT FOR YEAR

Edward J. McMann submits the annual playground report to Bath city officials detailing a June to August season at Goddards, Willows, and other sites. A teen staff oversaw groups, a new youth job agency operated by children, and a nearly 25 ton waste paper drive funded a pool project.

Edward J. McMann Mee- Mann Board of Aldermen Board of Common Council Tar Prounds Goddards and Mutesel School Grammar Denis Strats Lancetot Cooper Apont Easurer Bath At Goddards WACS City Hall Larrabee's Grove Navy Goddards Willows Dummer St The E. J. M’mann

Probate Notices in Bath Area Names Executors and Administrators

In the county of Sagedahoc late resident Snipe of Bath appears as executor without bond. Erickson of Bath and MacMillan named as co executors. Thomas A Love of Bath appoints Imard A Mayo. John W Osborn and Pannie B Osborn named as Administrators without bond. Brace Charlotte Y Buck of Bath and Samuel P Buck named as Administrators without bond. Edward L Kenniston of Bath deceased. H P Kenniston appointed Administrator. Arthur J Dunton Judge of Probate confirms true copy of order.

T. John i Forth Sagedahoc T Snipe Bath Snipe Erickson E. MacMlahan Thoma Love Imard A. Mayo John W Osborn Pannie B. Osborn Brace Charlotte Y Buck Samuel P. Buck Edward LL Kenniston H P Kenniniston Arthur J Dunton Judes

Maine Sheriff Sale Notice in Sagadahoc County

Public auction notice of a 1945 Maine sheriff sale in Sagadahoc, Bath, detailing judgment for Federal Farm Mortgage Corp. against Alphonse R LaChapelle and Coral LaChapelle of Topsham for $1,913.36 debt plus costs. Describes two Topsham parcels, lot 54 Section C and adjoining Maple Street parcel, with attached buildings, description per Topsham Land Co. plan and various deeds, sale set for February 20, 1945 at 10 a.m. in Topsham.

Sagadahoc Bath A. D Holden Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation United States of America Washington District of Columbia Alphonse R. LaChapelle Coral LaChapelle Topsham Cora E. LaChapelle State of Maine Bridge Street Topsham Land Company D E. Campbell Alphonse Lachapelle Laurence B. Stone Sagacahoc County Maple Street J W. Crawford James Bartlett Bartlett Laurence Stone J. W. Crawford Gertrude Harndon Harndon Charles E. Hacker Marndon The Cabot Company Cabot M Road Mill Road Alphonse R Tachapelle Alphonse Tachapelle Charles E Hacker Sagadahoc County Gosselin Mane Street Beginning Alphonse R. Isohapelle Donald R. Lachapelle Senadahor County Charles Messender

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bath Daily Times Popham Lodge 1.C.G.T John S. Hyde James W. Hawley B. F. Jewett Mrs. McDonald Evan A. Edwards Baltimore Mr. Edwards Myers Irene Myers Frank Butler Charles H. Potter Frank B. Torrey, Jr E. E. Searles Kennebec Gardiner W. E. Lang International Correspondence School Norman H. Trafton American Ice Co Penobscot J. M. S. Hunter Farmington Chronicle George F. Wallace Wallace J. A. Spare Lowell Lodge B.P.O.E Bath Lodge T. S. Dockrell F. W. O’brien John E. Hughes Maine Central Charles F. Hughes U.S.N Joseph H. Madden Portland Maine General Hospital J. E. Clark Mystic F. L. Staples L. B. Swett Augusta McAllister Alice Pinkham Lewiston Frank Osgood S. S. Andrews Fred Witham Chapman Eaton Jacobs Stuart Hyde Windlass Co James Eddie Mooney Rockland Salems Beacon Street Morse High Sabattus Henry W. Campbell C. W. Morse Hudson River Albany Hyde City Council James E. Bragdon Home For Kennebunk Torrey C. F. Magoun Frank S. McLellan Mrs. O. F. Coffin Charles E. Ripley Miss Maude Evelyn Wallace George E. Thompson W. H. Peaslee Randolph William R. Chapman R. B. Hall Waterville Abbie Guild Milford William A. Guild YMCA F. S. Guild Philadelphia Monitor Nevada United States Navy Morse High School Union Street C. S. Shute William Wade Pittsburgh Genesta O. E. S. Sewing Circle John Deering Royal Concerns Gardiner G. Deering T. Charlton Henry Samuel J. Goucher Elizabeth Palmer Cape Henry Palmer Deering Myra Rice North Street I. C. Gallant San Francisco Pacific Coast Landlord Castner West End H. D. Ames E. B. Spear F. W. Miller Canton King William Sprague Fall River William Hall Capt. Stacy William H. Davenport J. N. Rattleff Perley Benjamin Williams Mr. Shaw Prescelle Columbia Theatre James Goodwin Rhode Island the Dyke Woolwich Brunswick Richmond First National Bank Colonial Club John F. Thurlow Highland Street Stearns Scott Lawrence James Brewster W. A. Bickford the Times Fred C. Thistle City George W. Thistle Small Bath Company Rogers T. Clark Grace L Kidder James F. Longhurst Fred D. Dwyer Albert M. Pinkham Donald H Wilson Chester C. Aderton Everett T. Green Francis W. Lyons Neil S. Bishop South End Pta Mathematics Keith Ensign H. C. Jordan Dorothy Smith Groom M’mann Ieee Kumpall Woo Wich Mutual Fire Insuance Company Toch Asses Willy QN L Bailey Marius Page Academy Street Nellie Martha Bridgton Academy Barbara Gorham Normal School Donald Page John L State OF Maine Sheriff's Sale
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