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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1930

Page

6

Maine Republicans Gather in Bangor for State Convention

Bangor prepares for the biennial Republican State convention with 1585 delegates expected. The gathering features a platform debate on hydro power export and campaign finance, plus party leaders including Chairman Daniel Field and Governor Gardiner overseeing pre convention actions.

Maine Bangor Senate House of Representatives Penobscot County State Committee Republican Party Insullism Daniel F. Field Resolutions Committee Cumberland County Queen City Penobscot Exchange Chamber of Commerce Wilfred A. Hennessy Republican State Committee Lewis O. Barrows Newport Barrows

Mayor Names Large List of Serving Constables

Mayor Small appointed a long slate of constables at a midweek meeting, with aldermen confirming the names. The list includes Walter F. Abbott, Chester Aderton, Joseph Avery, Frank Beal, and many others, with Walter Whitney and William McLaughlin serving as additional constables.

Small Walter F. Abbott Chester C. Aderton Joseph EB. Avery Frank H. Beal William E. Belanger Frank J. Boyle Howard E. Blake Elmer FP. Blake James E. Brewster Edward Brown Ralph J. Boardman Ernest H. Boardman George A. Bragdon Edward A. Blake John W. Biggins Hazen E. Boyce Wilfred W. Chaney Harold W. Child Lorenzo J. Collins Isaac W. Chase Joseph R. Cloutier Chester D. Colby Edward H. Cook Mrs Arthur 8 Crockett Frank B. Chellis Frank J. Clark Chester W. Clements Charles A. Carr John W. Davis Farber Davis J. Edward Drake Fred Dwyer George S. Davis Sidney L. Eaton Edwin L. Emmons Joseph E. Evrard Richard Frates Fritz G. Falin Frank T. Fortier Langdon E. Green John Gannon Everett Green John R. Gallagher Fred M. Gowen H. A. Gowell John W. Gillespie John E. Hart Elson E. Harford Lloyd Hooker Peter G. Innes William A. Jack James S. Knight Alfred J Ulysses Whittam Harry Warner Clarence A. Warner Walter L. Whitney Leslie J. Wold Fred E. Witham George W. Wilson Ellery E. Whittemore William E. McLaughlin

Take the easier way and save your nerves

Dr. Cyrus J. Gaddis argues for restraint and quiet thought to improve health and success. He cites Rockefeller Gary and Eliot as examples of planning ahead, noting less action and more calm leads to better results in golf, business, and life. The piece ends with a local note: Mrs. Charles Randall of Malden Mass. visited her mother, Mrs. Clara Farrin.

Cyrus J. Gaddis American Osteopathic Association Rockefeller Gary Eliot Lindbergh Charles Randall Malden Mass Clara Farrin Middle Street

New England Air Tour Plans Stops Across Six States

The New England Air Tour will pass over Bath and 18 scheduled communities with about 30 planes in three groups. The route departs Springfield May 27 and includes Greenfield Keene Springfield Vermont White River Junction Barre Newport Concord Augusta Bangor Rockland Portland Manchester Fitchburg Worcester Boston New Bedford Providence Pawtucket Bridgeport Hartford Springfield.

New England C. M. Knox N. H Springfield White River Junction Barre Newport Concord Augusta Bangor Rockland Portland Manchester Fitchburg Mass Worcester Boston New Bedford Hartford Bowles New England Council New England Air Tour Auburn Lewiston Bath Biddeford Sanford Dover Lawrence Lowell Lynn Brockton Taunton

Bath Rotary Nominating Ballots Planned for 1930 31

At the Bath Rotary club luncheon ballots were distributed for nominating club officers for 1930 1931. Nominations will be by ballot next Tuesday with the election at the first May meeting. Ro tary International convention representation in Chicago in June was discussed. Guests included Powerl S Mooney Augusta George H Eggleton Braintree Mass and Mgr J P Hassett Bath Opera House. Physical Director C J Cutts Morse High School spoke on physical education. Pro Kenneth C M Sills Bowdoin College spoke at St Pauls Cathedral luncheon in Boston.

Bath Rotary Club Phoenix Rotary International Chicago Board of Directors Boys’ Work Committee Powerl S. Mooney Augusta George H. Eggleton Braintree Mass Mgr. J. P. Hassett Bath Opera House C. J. Cutts Morse High School

Phippsburg Notes and Local Social Updates

Mrs. E J Carlson of Parker Head returns from Brooklyn to rejoin two sisters Mrs A F Thomas and Mrs Catherine Johnson. Roy Harmer convalesces from pneumonia and can sit up briefly daily. Mrs Ella Arras of North Bath visits Bath for an indefinite period. An Essax sedan stolen and found on Blaisdell road near George Ingalls residence. The car owned by Mr Fitzgerald of Bath. Mrs Jane Blaisdell of Ashdale visits Bath. Mrs William Perry and others hostesses for Omar Perry’s gathering. Everett Harrington ill with a cold. Mrs George Ingalls shops in Bath. Donis Perry and Mabel Spears of Boston sail to Porto Rico on the steamer Emelia, leaving March 15 from New York for a month. Miss Emily Wyman of Small Point visits Bath with sister Mrs Leon Eaton. Charles Kohling of Sebasco visits Bath on business.

E. J. Carlson Parker Head Brooklyn Fred Aay F. Thomas Catherine Johnson Roy Harmer Ella ‘Arras North Bath George Ingalls Bath Essax Blaisdell Road Ingalls Abram Oliver Fitzgerald Legion Jane Blaisdell Ashdale William Perry Cora Campbell James Perry Ernest Rogers Omar Perry Everett Harrington Donis Perry Mabel Spears Boston Porto Rico Emelia Miss Perry New York Emily Wyman Small Point Leon Eaton Charles Kohling Sebasco

Winnegance Auxiliary and community events noted

The Winnegance Auxiliary hosted a well attended baked beans supper at the community house raising nearly $20 for the treasury. Capt. Arthur Totman temporarily commands a steamer between Portland and New York. Meetings included the Winneganee Legion and the Squaw club with various speakers and activities. Plans for a debt payoff party at the clubhouse were discussed for the April meeting. Black ducks have appeared as the creek ice breaks.

Winnegance Albert Henderson John G. Morse Charles T. Small, Jr Marshall Sherman L. Morse Arthur Totman Portland New York Winneganee Legion Lizzie B. C. Chaney Clarice Berry Charles Hewitt Miss Berry Elmer Coggshall Gorham Harry F. Oliver Eugene Spinney Perry Homestead Ida Hunt Capt. Spinney Arthur Williams Squaw Club Arthur L. Totman Milton T. Morse Massachusetts Winfield W. Morse Lewiston Winneganee Community Club Union of Clubs Lisbon

Infant Burgess Jr. Dies at Seven Months Age

William H. Burgess Jr., son of William H. and Minnie Burgess, died Wednesday morning at seven months eleven days. Funeral is set for Thursday at Wesley church at two in the afternoon. Mrs. George C. Quicksall was admitted to City hospital Wednesday and operated on in the afternoon by Dr. Bradford of Portland for appendicitis.

William H. Burgess, Jr William H. and Minnie Burgess Wesley Church George C. Quicksall City Hospital Bradford Portland

Sagadahoc Rod and Gun Club Urges Widespread Membership

Vernal V. Chase, president, urges Sagadahoc County residents to join the Sagadahoc Rod and Gun Association to boost influence with state fisheries officials, stock brooks and ponds, and promote uniform fish and game laws. He emphasizes sportsmanship and youth involvement to prevent delinquency and preserve trout and salmon stocks.

Vernal V. Chase Sagadahoc Rod and Gun Association Sagadahoc County Pres. Chase Sagadahoc

Building on Marion Street by Swett heirs planned

Heirs of L B Swett erect a single story storage building on the north side of Marion Street. O M Redlon will use the steel clad wood frame 24 by 40 foot structure for pine storage with large doors for auto loading and unloading. Jack Verheus handles the construction.

L. B. Swett Marion Street O. M. Redlon Front Ferry Streets Jack Verheus

Gove and Levin Triumph in YMCA Ping Pong Tourney

William Gove captures the Senior division title at the YMCA Ping Pong Tournament with a final win over Raymond Parks after advancing through rounds that included wins over Levin Hatch and Haynes. In the Junior division Jesse Levin takes the championship by defeating A Sarkis after earlier wins over Stevens and Marshall. Thirty six boys entered the event spanning nearly three weeks with several forfeits noted.

William Gove Jesse Levin John Mullaney Allen Little Robert Hatch Donald Jewett H. Pierce John Black John McCarty Lynwood Haynes Gowell Mayo Murray Grindell Alfred Parks Leon Buck Percival Black Edward Bridgham R. Parks Harry Ring Alfred Roberts Wesley Marco Gove Levin Hatch Pierce Parks Black Ring Roberts Haynes McCarty A. Parks Raymond Parks Donald Ring Bill Gove Y.M.C.A Robert Stevens Henry Sarkis Donald Marshall A. Sarkis Earl Burns Stevens Sarkis Burns M.C.A

Sagadahoc Records Maine’s Lowest January Death Rate

January figures from the Public Health Department show 983 deaths and 1,131 births in Maine. Death rate 14.52, birth rate 17.64, vs December 14.88 and 18.00. Pneumonia led deaths. influenza and tuberculosis also cited. Sagadahoc had the lowest death rate 9.96, Hancock the highest 19.80. Aroostook posted the highest birth rate 25.20, Knox the lowest 9.12.

Maine Public Health Department Sagadahoc Hancock Aroostook Knox County

Burial follows wife’s funeral for Berwick man

Three days after the burial of his wife Mrs Annie B Merrill the body of Melvin Wesley Merrill of Berwick followed to the grave. Each was 75 years old. Mr Merrill died the day of his wife's funeral. Miss Constance Morin entertained a few friends at her home on Washington street Thursday afternoon in honor of her ninth birthday.

Annie B. Merrill Melvin Wesley Merrill Berwick Mr. Merrill Constance Morin Washington Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Arthur K. Purington Purington Bangor House Field Committee On John E. Nelson Third District Gardiner John Wilson Wallace H. White, Jr United States Ralph O. Brewster Brewster Congressman White White Congress Zelma Dwinal Camden Donald B. Partridge Oxford County Norway Dwinal Nelson Arthur M. Hyde Louise M. Dodson Board of Aldermen Providence-Pawtucket What Cheer Bridgeport Rotary Kenneth C. M. Sills Bowdoin College St. Paul's Cathedral Dorothy Darnit Dorothy Ing Anorgis Lys Chas Memanos Phippsburg William H. Burgess Jr ROD and Gun Club Gove and Levin Charles McManus
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