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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1929

Page

2

Inspiring New Readfield to South Portland Teaching Career

Miss West rose from Readfield graded school to Seabrook New Hampshire as principal of a three hundred pupil building. She later moved to South Portland Junior High teaching History and Civics for five years while earning praise for her engaging, practical approach and community work including founding a Junior Rotary Club of forty boys and leading “Know your City” trips and civics projects.

Readfield Seabrook New Hampshire South Portland Cumberland County West Rotary Club Simmonds Hammond Company Superior and Municipal Central Fire Station New England Telephone Company Miss West

Cities Service Five Caps Season With 54 44 Victory

The Cities Service Five of Wiscasset closed its season with a 54 to 44 win over Libby-Thistle of Auburn at Red Men’s Hall. McCabe and Brewer starred for Wiscasset, with Perkins adding heavy scoring from the back court. Harrington led visitors with nine points as Tribou, McCrellis and Austin headed Libby-Thistle. Referee Stover. four 10 minute periods.

Wiscasset Red Mens Hall Libby-Thistie Auburn McCabe Brewer Red Perkins Harrington Carlton McManuy Tribcu McCreliis Austin Fig Pius Pooler Pens Fats Bor Harringtay Hee SP Ghiet Cole Corlclot Lisby-Thistle Tribou Piszitfeceg & Oo Simpson

Royal Arch Chapter Elects Its Officers

Montgomery and Sternerd R A C at its annual meeting Thursday night elected officers for the ensuing year John Wishart high priest Benjamin D Murray kine Harold P Small scribe Ralph K Hall treasurer Henry G Hodedon secretary Edwin H P Lowell captain of the hoa William E Sturtevant eehojourner N Gratz Jackson an orbyer of hoas committee Harry A Walters George P Larrabee and William J Perry auditors The date of installation and the necessary preparations 12% in the hands of the first three officers.

George P. Larrabee William J. Perry

Woolwich Community Notes Highlight Local Happenings

Randall Brookings enjoys days at home with parents. Melvin Soule turns 13 with Montsweag Boys Club visit and gifts. Easter speaker George Patterson, grange auctioneer F A Hodgdon, new gas station, hospitalizations, quarantines, and church programs surface among town updates.

Guinha i Randall Brookings Everett Brookings Arthur Hannaford Sanford Melvin Soule Montsweag Boys Club Melvin George Patterson Moatsweag Church Harold Wooley Fred Soule W. A Woolwich Grange F. A. Hodgdon the Grange Francis Soule Birch Point Charles Henry Butler Billy” Bradford Harry Bradford South Windham School Moatsweag Christian Endeavor Sadie Grover Fred Bailey Harold Bailey Frank J. Walker Boston Maxine New York Board of Selectmen Melvin Howe Neal McIntosh Bath City Hospital Edward V. Reed West Bath Earltow Miss Miller Edgecomb Eunice Robinson Monmouth Millard Hanson Everett Rice Windham Flora Leonard Mrs. Blake Portland Henry Carlton Blake Mr. Sylvester Frank J. Gould A. M. G. Soule Augusta Bertram Crocker Damariscove Delia Card Vernon Ayer Winthrop Vernon George Lemont Crocker Lewiston William Crocker Roland McIntosh Helen Baker Clifton Scott Baptist Ladies’ Aid Woolwich Union For Christian Service

Nequasset Farm Bureau Reschedules April Meeting

Nequasset Farm Bureau announces its meeting moves from Monday April 1 to Wednesday April 3. Mrs Costello Hall hosts as county agent Miss Hortense Welch demonstrates Home Furnishings. Arrangements committee includes Mrs Rachel Gilmore Mrs Wendall Leavitt and Mrs Ruth Dubar.

Nequasset Farm Bureau Costello Hall Hortense Welch Rachel Gilmore Wendall Leavitt Ruth Dubar

Letter from D W Greenleaf about Tekamah farm ties and old memories

D W Greenleaf president of Farmers State Bank Tekamah Neb writes to Independent subscriber about his boyhood era. He recalls Murphy's Corner old schoolhouse lit by electricity and Tarbox farm tied to Governor Gardiner era. He lists local names and memories while affirming continued interest in the paper.

D. W. Greenleaf Farmers’ State Bank Tekamah Nebraska Murphy's Corner Tarbox Farm William J.doer Gardiner

Ferdinando Gorges Leaves Bath Toward New York Towboat Tow

Carl K. Crosby, general manager of the Hudson River Night Line, arranged for the Ferdinando Gorges to depart Bath in tow of the Neptune toward New York. The vessel, along with the Her cules, was purchased from Maine Central and conversion work estimated at $100,000 aims to have the Gorges ready by May 1 for service between New York Albany and Troy.

Carl K. Crosby Hudson River Night Line New York City Ferdinando Gorges Neptune Hercules Maine Central Railroad Mr. Crosby Portland Maine Central Bath Pier 32 North River Hudson River Albany Troy Gorges Leonardo B. Chaney Kennebec Big Gorges Chaney Neptune Lines Corp New York City James Little Providence R. I Sewall Yard Solitaire Sewalls McWilliam White Stone L. TI Little Benjamin F. Packard Charles J. Davos BR. I Iron Works J. P. Morgan The Morgan Iron Portsmouth N. H

Nazarene Church Holds Flourishing Annual Meeting

At a recent church gathering reports praised solid finances and full bill status. Officers elected include Trustees J E Mayo Lois J Palmer and multiple stewards Organist Mrs Mayo and a music committee led by Mrs Berry. The Women’s Missionary Society elected Alma L Reid president with Garnett as vice president and Lillian Mayo as secretary.

J. E. Mayo E. R. Brown Lois J. Palmer Annie Williams Alma L. Reed Cora Sotheard Garnet Williams Ceates Edith Stewart Garnett Mayo Miss Reid Women's Missionary Society Alma L. Reid Lillian Mayo Edna Johnson Leis J. Palmer

Bath Central Office Gets Additional Equipment

At its last regular monthly appropriation the executive committee of the New England Telephone and Telegraph authorized expenditure of 14 693 to cover the cost of additional equipment in the Bath central office. The company expects to start work in November and complete the job in the same month to improve Bath Bangor call handling.

New England Telephone Rhea Bath Bangor

West Bath Social Roundup Shares Visits and Grange News

Priscilla Boudreau and Juliana families visit relatives in West Bath. Attendees from West Bath join Topsham grange as third and fourth degrees are conferred on 30 candidates. Alvah Higgins returns from Cambridge and visits his home. Red Cross plans an all day meeting at Miss Annie Trufant’s. A baby boy Edward Samuel born to Edward and Mrs Thompson. West Bath grange installs a telephone in janitor Alfred Snow’s home.

Priscilla Boudreau Portland Philip Boudreau John McLellen Upper Washington Street J. B. Lemont Dorothy McCabe Lower Washington Street Anstress Larrabee Wendall Williams Wentworth Institute Ernest Williams Campbell's Pond Williams Boston West Bath Topsham Grange Grange Hall Joseph W. Larrabee Walter Larrabee Ernest Rose Fred Rose Fred Larrabee John Wharff Herbert Red Cross Annie Trufant Hazel Wharff Marguerite Lemont Frank Adams Harry Peterson Herbert Cavanaugh Harold Freeman Alfred Cornish City Hospital Hardings Edward Thompson Edward Samuel Annie Stackpole Nice Mildred Strout Brunswick Belle Donnell Annie Williams Washington Street Walter Pomona Grange Richmond Everett Lemont Bath Robert Gaudette Western Avenue

Twilight Baseball League to Resume This Summer

The Y M C A Twilight league plans a comeback after a one year break with Secretary William C. Perkins coordinating. St Marys Y M C A Times and local plants are expected to field teams, with a first meeting set for April 1 at the Y M C A to discuss rosters and trades.

Y. M. C. A. Twilight Baseball League William C. Perkins Bath St. Mary's Times St. Mary’s Box Shop Hyde Windlass

Real estate transfers recorded in Sagadahoc deeds

Recent transfers listed in Bath Georgetown and other towns include Stefano Minervino to Casco Realty Improvement Co Harold L Pushard to George H Wakefield George A Churchill to Wilhan 56 Blanchard et al estate of Read Nichols to George Mintus Mary McGresor to Ellen F Presley Laura M Peaney to Cemma M Emro Catherine E Wallace to J Howard Phippsburg Edwin C Upton to Elizabeth Upton Oliver William H Thurlow to Malora Brown Cordelia H Blair to Clinton G Gardiner Malora Brown to W H and Dora E Thurlow.

Sagadahoc Bath Stefano Minervino Casco Realty Improvement Co Harold L. Pushard George H. Wakefield George A. Churchill Wilhan Blanchard Et Moore Edwin C. Upton Elizabeth Upton Oliver Richmond Wiliam H. Thurlow Malora Brown Cordelia H. Blair Clinton G. Gardiner W. H Dora E. Thurlow

Great Pocahontas compliments Ramona council after exemplification

Srs Ella Tilton of Mechanic Falls Maine complimented Ramona council and its degree team at the close of an exemplification on Thursday night during her official visit. A supper followed, and she was presented with a keepsake. A district meeting is planned for Bath in May with Tilton inviting Ramona’s degree team to demonstrate the work. The arranging committee includes Lucille Blake Sadie Garcelon Annie Johnson and Florence Robinson.

Ella Tilton Mechanic Falls Great Pocahontas Maine Ramona Council Bath Tilton Ramona Lucille Blake Sadie Garcelon Annie Johnson Florence Robinson

West Bath Grangers Stage Successful Comedy Performance

More than 200 attendees praised the West Bath grange presentation of The Noble Outcast at the grange hall last Wednesday. Leland S. Plummer drew acclaim as Gerry the tramp, with Mrs. Joanna Hodgkins and Wilbur Hagan also highlighted for their roles. the cast included E. W. Haggett, Fletcher Harford, Lucy Coombs and Frances Day. A cold meat supper preceded the show and dancing followed. The company plans a repeat in Topsham grange hall in two weeks.

West Bath Grange Grange Hall Topsham Grange Hall Leland S. Plummer Pomona Gerry Plummer

Light Cruiser No 28 to be named Louisville

Secretary of the Navy selects the name Louisville for Light Cruiser No 28 under construction at Puget Sound. Keel laid July 4, 1923 with completion expected March 13, 1931. The ship measures 600 feet length and 64 feet breadth, displacing 10,000 tons.

Secretary of the Navy Louisville Kentucky Navy Yard Puget Sound Washington City Building Portland

Brunswick Seeks Site for New Post Office

Postmaster Lawrence A Brown received a government letter calling for specifications for a lot to erect a federal building in Brunswick. Twenty five thousand dollars will buy a lot and start construction with ninety thousand dollars available later. Specifications require a corner lot with 155 feet on each street and preferred sites near Main and Elm or Maine and Pleasant. Property owners have until April 18 to bid.

Lawrence A. Brown Brunswick Maine Pleasant Street Everett Streets Main Elm

Maine probate notices list Lindsey heirs and Widows Est

Sarah E Lindsey of Bath petitions for administration of Orrin S Lind Leray s estate who died March 14 1929 intestate leaving a widow and heirs in Bath Jersey City NJ Jamaica Plain MA listings include H Lindsey and grandchildren. petition seeks appointment of administrator and bond. The document includes a separate 1928 insurer liabilities statement for D M Humphress Co Bath MA.

State OF Maine Supadahuec Sarah E. Lindsey Bath Orrin S. Lind- Leray Unut Lindsey H. Lindsey Jersey City N. J Cran Dorothy L. Lindsey Jamaica Plain Mass Alice BE. Lindsey Sarah Gindsey Sagadahoc Adahoc Edward W. Bridgham William C. Covel Said Ralph C. Covel Maine Mandela Covel N. E. Covel Boston Harry Covel Fred Covel San Diego Calif Harry T. Passmore Abdur C. Passmodre St. Johns N. B

Beacon Street Parish Acknowledges Successful Annual Meeting

The Beacon Street parish held its annual supper and meeting drawing about 200 attendees. A 6 30 p m service, candles and flowers from local greenhouses framed an evening that cleared 279 for the society, with a Mackinnon Trio performance and readings and solos by local artists and clergy.

Beacon Street Church Kennebec Perkins William F. Pond F. A. Shepard Antoinette Teeling Mackinnon Hattie Farrar Dorothea Nash Albert Henderson Alice Mulligan Robert Gordon Milton H. Douglas Eugene McGrath William J. Craft Weston P. Holman

Telephone company to improve circuits in Maine

The New England Telephone and Telegraph Co executive committee approved 54821 dollars to add toll circuits across Maine. New lines will connect Bar Harbor to Northeast Harbor, Ellsworth to Northeast Harbor, Northeast Harbor to Southwest Harbor, Norway to Auburn, Rumford to Canton, Lewiston to Brunswick, Brunswick to Orrs Island, and Randolph to Camden. Most routes are short, with full operation planned for the summer surge.

New England Telephone and Telegraph Co Maine Bar Harbor Northeast Harbor Ellsworth Southwest Harbor Norway Auburn Rumford Canton Lewiston Brunswick Orrs Island Randolph Camden

Trial of Jesus Declared Unjust in Men’s Club Talk

Prof Stanwood spoke to the Men's club about Jesus's trial from the San Hedron court and public view. He recounted Pilate's doubt and asked if he recalls the condemned man, presenting an engaging historical discourse.

Jesus Pilate Stanwood San Hedron

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George Sproul Pher Fred Carleton H. E. Rines Bertha Rines Clinton Bailey Bowdeinham Carl M. P. Larrabee Florida Emma Ilsley Carrie Knight Edna Bailey University of Maine Bailey Main Street Charles Robinson Worcester Addie Merry the Independent Wilband Miss G Usmes Lincoln Acaideny Merl Day Middle Street Roy R. Marston Elbrides Cites Boothbay Water Street Roy J. Marston C. S. Barnes Ess Lee Elfred Albee Congregational Church Ralph Richards A. Richards Webber's Tavern Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Benjamin Webber Frank Creamer Lawrence Haggett A. E. Gorham Waldoboro W. Victor Gorham Friend Philadelphia Alice McIntyre Winchester Wm. B. Elliott Dorothy Fischer Virginia Pease Harvey R. Pease Virginia Dorothy Greenwood Dorothy Chase Ruth Jones Joannah Evans Ruth Thompson Jeanette Hagegett Vera Lewis Barbara Greenwood Helen Quinnam Woman's Club Antoinettee Plumstead J. P. Tucker Josephine Tucker Leman Potter Alberta Womans Club Elizabeth Sewall George Bemis Alice Taylor S. S Burton's Mr. Good Avura May L. C. Williams Buxton Rheumatic Medicine Co Abbot Village Reading Royal Arch Chapter Woolwich Nazarene Church Twilight Baseball League Great Pocahontas Compliments Council Bath Savings Institution West Bath Grangers Sara E. Lindsey Sagadahoe Ow Wan Sagadahogc Walter S. Glidden Asiulelely D. M. Humphress & Go., Agts Torenoon Glidden William F. Dunham Ational Fire Insuance Company OF Hartford Beacon Street
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