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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1929

Page

4

Legion Benefits by Sunday Shows at Opera House

John C. Fitzgerald Commander Roland Smith Post No. 21 of the American Legion defends Sunday movie showings in Bath Maine. He denies harmful claims in a May 6 1929 complaint to the Bath licensing committee and confirms profits benefited the Legion and local taxpayers.

Legion Opera House the Independent American Legion Bath City of State of Maine Roland Smith Post The Legion Post Bath Opera House John C. Fitzgerald Roland Smith

Colonial Club May Ball Planned for May 21

The Colonial Club likely will hold its annual May ball on May 21 at Central church parish house. Clerk Edwin F. Ramsay announced the plan at the monthly meeting. The club will also review a golf tournament and new member admissions for F Waldo Marshall and Clifford D Walsh.

Colonial Club Central Church Parish House Edwin F. Ramsay Shore Acres J. Haviland Torrey F. Waldo Marshall Clifford D. Walsh

Local Notables and Residents Return Visits Advised

North Bowdoin resident Alonzo Freeman returns home to Brunswick. Betty Price comes back from Brunswick after weeks with friends. Clifford McNally and family visited Richmond. Farm Bureau attendees from our town included Pearl West and F S Meacham. Mrs John Reid and daughter and M C Small visited Hiram Smail. Otis Douglas and son Oscar of Danville Junction visited town. Hiram Small visited Richmond Saturday. Alfred Wenzel and children attended church in Richmond. Starbird children are home ill with measles. Clare Farnum and family, formerly here, plan to return to Maine from New York.

Alonzo Freeman Brunswick Betty Price Clifford McNally Richmond Farm Bureau Richmond Corner Pearl West F. S. Meacham John Reid M. C. Small Hiram T. Smail Otis Douglas Oscar Danville Junction Hiram Small Alfred Wenzel L. C. Starbird Clare Farnum New York Maine Scott Brown Ficiated Charles Fisher Elisha Webber Alphonso Berry William Hardie Village Cemetery Charles A. Keen Bowdoinham Lythian Sisters Aid K. P. Hall Lancaster Roberta Robert Temple P. C. Nealey Courtney J. Hell Denham H. E. Cornish J. E. Cornish H. D. Cornish Miss Ames W. E. Lalie Bert Witham Mr. Eldridge Bridge Street Thomas Wilde William Raymond Berlin N. H Raymond Alvin Raymond Richmond Road John E. Gibson City Hall Portland Thelma Pratt Donald Hackett Lauris Wilson James Brown Robert Webber Sherman Denham J. R. Clifford Gardiner Grange Hall Topsham Grammar School Bowdeinham Randall Bath Dodge Boys Hebron B. B. Douglas Fisher Place Charles Budge Charles James State Road Frank Dow James Pratt and Sons Express N. D. Cornish Cannon Cornish Eugene Temple and Son A. S. MacDougal Augusta Statira Whitney Massachusetts Anson Given Mary Hatch Emily Rideout Georgia Denham Washington, D. C Continental Congress Daughters of the American Revolution Ernest Johnson St. Barnabas Hospital Deborah Johnson Edna Groves Methodist Sunday School Parent Horace Millay Earl Trott Orie Yeaton J. B. Lilly Malden Mass America Purinton Lilly Harold Varney Post Road Newtonville

Woolwich Church Ladies Honor Mothers With Planting

Soule on the Woolwich side Friday evening at eight. Sunday will be observed as Mother's day by the planting of pansies for a thought of mother in the grounds which the Montsweag church is beautifying as a memorial looking backward and as an inspiration looking forward.

Soule Woolwich Mother Montsweag

MacDonald Duncan Marriage Filed in Portland Home

James Edward MacDonald of Woburn Massachusetts and Annie J Duncan of Bath were married May 5 at the home of Rev. Ralph Stoady 17 Chestnut Street Portland. The filing lists Mrs. James E MacDonald and Mrs. Rufus C Thomas as parents.

James Edward MacDonald Woburn Mass James E. MacDonald Annie J. Duncan Bath Rufus C. Thomas Ralph Stoady Chestnut Street Portland

Funeral for Scott Brown 82 in Bowdoinham

Funeral services for Scott Brown 82 were held Sunday with Rev. officiating. Interment followed in Village cemetery. The Bowdoinham community notes community members tasks, visits, and local events across churches, schools, and town landmarks.

Wanted to Buy Old Letters and Stamps

Classified notice offering to purchase old letters and stamps from prior generations for keepsakes. Includes contact: Dr Edward E Krry 13 Grove St Bath Me. Also an unrelated ad for free Shetland Ponies to boys and girls from Wakefield Extract Company Sanbornville NH.

United States Edward E. Krrry Grove St Bath Wakefield Extract Company Sanbornville New Hampshire

Sagadahoc Grangers Present Fine Program And Dance

Sagadahoc Grange held a regular meeting with good attendance. After business the lecturer presented the program including songs and a short skit. A mixed entertainment followed by a Wednesday dance routine was noted.

Sagadahoc Grange Glosingesongr da Grange Pernille Donald Jasper Frances Roberts Herbert Roberts Herbert Adams Wilbur Skelton

Bowdoin Social News Notes From Bowdoin Center Area

Otis Ackley of Portland visits Bowdoin home of Mr and Mrs Grant Woods. Mrs Vesta Ackley calls on the Purintons. Clyde Starbird ill with measles. Angie Purinton ill at home. Carol Williams and Addie Williams visit Bowdoinham family. Mrs Samuel Enman reports young carred rock chicks from western hatchery. L C Starbird home from Bowdoinham to care for son ill with measles. George Rogers and family attend Bowdoin Center dance. Farm Bureau meets at grange hall next Wednesday 10 30 with topic Kitchen Improvements. Home demonstration agent Miss Hortense Welch attends. Ralph Baker employed in Massachusetts.

L. C. Starbird Bowdoinham George Rogers Richmond Bowdoin Center Farm Bureau Grange Hall Hortense Welch Ralph Baker Massachusetts

Cromwell and McCobb Family Visitors Mentioned

South Dresden report notes Charles E A Cromwell of Westport visiting Mrs Vesta Siegars this week. Mr and Mrs Frank McCobb and family were Sunday visitors at the local residence.

Charles E. A. Cromwell Westport Vesta Siegars Frank McCobb

Auction Sale of Horses Yarmouth Maine

Horse auction announced in Yarmouth Maine with Charles W. Gerow as auctioneer will offer a lineup of horses for sale. Prospective buyers are invited to inspect prior to bidding and participate in the public auction conducted by Gerow and staff.

Local Social Notes From Woolwich and Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs Horace Allen of Woolwich host visitors as Mr and Mrs George Carleton of Wiscasset call on relatives. Mrs Vester Siegars visits daughter Mrs Fred Starrett of Warren. Henry Grover and Carleton Lewis, lately working in Boothbay, spend a few days in town. Isaac Wall and daughter Mrs Samuel Moore visit Harold Wail in West Dresden. Lawrence Southard spends weekend with friends in South Gardiner. Mr and Mrs Thomas J Burke and family return from winter in Somerville Massachusetts for the summer.

George Carleton Wiscasset Vester Siegars Fred Starrett Warren Henry Grover Carleton Lewis Boothbay Isaac Wall Samuel Moore Harold Wail West Dresden Lawrence Southard South Gardiner Thomas J. Burke Somerville Mass

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