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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1930

Page

2

Community club activities and changes in schedule

Storm delays meeting to next week while the women's auxiliary hosts a card party for the kitchen fund. Prizes go to Mrs. Deer ing Mrs. Rogers and Miss Footer. The evening party yields winnings for Almon R. Perry and Miss Pauline Potter. Several residents plan moves and visits as social events continue weekly at Cottage Park and Bath.

Kitchen Fund Harry Deering George Rogers Arline Footer Almon R. Perry Pauline Potter Arthur Lemont Marion Morse Zina M. Eaton New York Walter Morse Perry Zina Eaton Elmer Luflin Isle Au Haut George M. Eaton Squaw Club Harold P. Small Bath John G. Morse Frank Perow Fred L. Parks Cottage Park Charlotte Owen Phippsburg John G. Morse & Sons East Brunswick Club House

Veteran Harness Maker Covel Dies Suddenly at Home

Bath elder statesman of classic harness trades William C. Covel aged 68 died suddenly at his 716 Middle Street home Tuesday night. He had worked that day and seemed well after supper before a roomer found him on the couch. Survived by sister Mandelia Covel and six nephews including N Edward Covel of Lovell & Covel Boston and Ralph C Covel Bath. Funeral set for Friday afternoon at two at his home.

William C. Covel Middle Street Ralph C. Covel East Pepperill Mass Illsworth Nathan Covel Patten Lodge, K. of Mandelia Covel Bath N. Edward Covel Lovell & Covel Boston Harry Covel Fred Covel California Harry T. Passmore Arthur C. Passmore St. John N. B

Margaret A. Blackington 60 widow of Almer H. Blackington

Margaret A. Blackington, 60, widow of Almer H. Blackington, died Monday after seven weeks illness. Born in New Brunswick to Michael and Ellen Staples, she lived in Rockland then Bath, at 181 Center Street. Survived by sister Arch ie Thayer of Bath, brother William Staples Sr. of Bath, three nieces and three nephews.

Margaret A. Blackington Almer H. Blackington New Brunswick Michael and Ellen Staples Rockland Bath Center Street Archie Thayer William Staples, Sr Marion Thayer Anderson Howard Norwood Warren Eugene Perkins Paul Gurney Walter Thayer William Staples Jr

Death of Andrew J. Dobson Aged Nine

Andrew J. Dobson died at home after a ten day illness due to spinal meningitis. He was born in Bath, attended Dike school, and was beloved by his family and many neighbors. Survived by his father Harry E. Dobson Sr mother Ann L. Dobson and siblings Harry E. Jr. and Ruth.

Andrew J. Dobson Harry E Ann L. Dobson Washington Street Bath Harry E., Jr Ruth Dobson

Funeral of Mrs Margaret A Blackington

Funeral services for Mrs Margaret A Blackington were held at two Wednesday afternoon from 181 Center Street. Rev. David L. Wilson of Central Church conducted the services. Bearers were Daniel Williams Allen Spear William Thayer and William Hennessey. Burial followed at Oak Grove.

Margaret A. Blackington Center Street David L. Wilson Central Church Daniel Williams Allan Spear William Thayer William Hennessey Oak Grove

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