Inty Attorney Charged On Feb 1
A local attorney was charged on February 1 in a developing case. Officials did not release further details pending arraignment.
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1946
Page
9
A local attorney was charged on February 1 in a developing case. Officials did not release further details pending arraignment.
Mrs. Nellie Thomas of North Pleasant Street and Mrs. Samuel Furd of North Front Street were guests in Brunswick Tuesday after attending the show.
Roy C. Hollis vice president of the News Syndicate Co. sold his 200 acre income farm at Pemaquid to Milton Kimball of Augusta. James Weral of Damariscotta arranged the sale. The bora ne including three miles of waterfront on ym (note: OCR fragment)
A string of visits and gatherings are noted around Bath and nearby towns. Residents including Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Beyed, Mr. and Mrs. Gub Collins, Vincent MacMahon, and Walter V. Cummings were seen hosting or attending events with friends and family.
E Ring Jr was sworn into office on Saturday, with Morse Class of 1932 noted. He graduated from Bentley School of Accounting in 1935, then worked at Bath Iron Works as a clerk for Roland F. C. The clerk and family reside at 25 Park Street, and Ring intends to maintain the office staff of Mrs Mation Oliver and Mrs Elbridge Webber, continuing the predecessor’s efficient management.
Police hunt a man reported to threaten Ira S. Barter, the school janitor, with a revolver during Sunday afternoon incidents at a local school. Barter grappled for the weapon as an intruder tried a boiler room window and fled after a brief struggle. A witness sighted a man running toward a field, described as bareheaded with a brown overcoat.
Mrs. Archie L Seekins Mrs Warren Bartlett Mrs Norman Seekins and Mrs John Preney died Wednesday in Portland Their mother Mrs John Tremnan remains a patient at Maine General Hospital in Portland.
Avhtur Pratt and partner wed at 222 North Street in a small ceremony. Local officials noted the event as a private nuptial with family attendees.
A manuscript about Five Islands Maine highlights its rural life and historic scenes. The piece notes local figures such as Nathaniel J. Hasenfus and Joe Sees, and mentions the Boston Yacht Club visit, the Sky Pilot yacht, and the Mile Beach state park with Walter E. Reid as owner.
Members of the Monday Evening club hosted a card prize night on Washington Street where Iles A. Corliss won the top honor. Roy Shackford Nas Becoma and Miss Flossie were noted among attendees.
Umberhind Richmond aged 26 son of a Umberhind served his town for a decade and ran a Pak farm on Reed road. He was a devout Seventh Day Adventist and left a wife, four children, and five grandchildren. Surviving relatives include Bernice Under hind of Bath and Thomas Murphy of Monmouth. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
Mrs Edith Lilly aged 76 of Dresden passed away after a life spent in the town. She was a member of the South jen Methodist church and a faithful worker in the community. Survived by husband and son with other relatives in Dresden and Bath. Funeral held at Maple Grove cemetery in South Dresden.
Funeral attendees spoke of Dougherty as a devoted parish priest and friend. They recalled his uprightness, integrity, church devotion, and deep care for the community. Interment followed at Oak Grove with friends John P. Sehnaye, Rornety area, William L. Skelton, Dr. Francis A. Winchenbach, and George Nugent among mourners.
The funeral of Mrs Ida Pushard was held at Curtis Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon. The service was conducted by Rev Albert R Freeman. pallbearers included Stanley Whitehouse Eben Dana Reuben Pu rington and Alfred Brann. Burial followed in the family lot.
Edward Cummings funeral services were conducted at the residence by Rev. Dr. David L. Wilson. The burial is planned for spring in Georgetown Cemetery.
Leon Robinson of Brighton is listed with his parents in this notice. He is employed at the Navy Yard and serves on the planning board with emergency repairs duties.
Former Governor Sumner Sewall is with his family at York Hall and has been there several days as he visits the area. Local residents note his extended stay and public appearance during the visit.
Daniel T. Dougher, a Bath native and pharmacist, died Sunday night. A 1886 Bath High School graduate, he later ran a drugstore at Center and Washington streets, then opened his own shop in the Palmer block. He served as vice president of Bath Trust Co and Age Folks Home. chaired the Wooeporas Wi works of Mercy and St Marys church. was Rotary president in 1927. and is survived by his son Dr John F Dougher. His funeral was at St Marys church Wednesday at nine oclock.
Elisha C Varney, 79, veteran, died at his home in Lisbon Falls Thursday morning. Born in Durham to Charles and Harriet Cox Varney, he recalled Bath’s first iron works. He last worked at Bath Iron Works Fabrication on the bending floor. Survived by wife Olive, a daughter Mrs George Fowler, two sons Chester Varney of Bath and Charles Varney of Lisbon Falls, three sisters, 47 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
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Mrs. Ida W Pushard Whitney died early Monday. The Rev. Albert Reman conducted the funeral service.
Funeral services for Elisha Varney a former Bath resident were held at three oclock with Rev A pastor of the Baptist church officiating. Relatives and bearers including Varney Jr Charles Kenney Ralph took place in the family Oak Grove cemetery in this city.
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