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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1934

Page

2

Phippsburg Social Roundup Highlights Local Visitors

The Phippsburg area reports a weekend of visits and gatherings. Bath residents William Grevers and Raymond Wyman hosted and visited relatives in Bath and Small Point Beach while families from Portland and Winnegance traveled to cottages and camps such as Meadowbrook and The Heritage. Historic names include Oliver, Eaton, Gilmore, and Morong, with a Phippsburg PTA card party planned for Friday night at the town hall.

Metauré Cote Tees 2 Point Dr. Sebasto Bath Brunswick William Grevers Lynbrook L. T Wweadowbrook Henry Jacksons Attee Weel Patt Rogers Meadowbrook Harry Berry Eleanor of Portland George Installs Arthur Footer Bath New Meadows Omar Perry Martin Wyman Small Point Beach Owen Richardson Nathan W. Eaton Leon Eaton Arid Family Edward Blare Edward, Jr Wilbur Doris Revere Mass Harry Gilmore Raymond Wyman Emily Wyman Sidney Eaton Ashdale N. W. Eaton Paul Gilmore Carlson Bros Grace Lester Oliver Coast Guard Station Bnt Clarence Getchell Woolwich Tylston Oliver Winnegance Frank P. Leavitt Edith Gilmore Virginia Elmer Blaney Parker Avis Kittery Ernest W. Rogers Phippsburg P. T. A Phippsburg Center Gardiner Rogers Sally Laura Cutting Richard Cushman Portland Sebasco

Cities and Towns Observing Daylight Time in Maine

The Portland Chamber of Commerce reports 76 Maine cities and towns observe Daylight Saving Time. Listed are Auburn Augusta Bangor Bar Harbor Bath Biddeford Bowdoinham Brunswick Bucksport Calais Camden Canton Cumberland Center Cumberland Mills Danville Junction Deering Junction Dixfield East Newport Eastport Ellsworth Fairfield Farmington Freeport Gardiner Hallowell Harmony Hope Kennebunk Lewiston Lincoln Lincolnville Lisbon Lisbon Falls Livermore Falls Lubec Madison Mechanic Falls Millinocket Monmouth Newport Junction North Berwick North Jay Norridgewock Norway Oakland Ogunquit Old Orchard Beach Old Pownal Orono Paris Pittsfield Poland Portland Readfield Richmond Rockland Rockport Rumford Saco Skowhegan South Paris South Windham Thomaston Union Vinalhaven Warren Waterville West Farmington Wilton Winslow Winthrop Woodland Woolwich Yarmouth York Harbor.

Portland Chamber of Commerce Maine Auburn Augusta Bangor Bar Harbor Bath Biddeford Bowdoinham Brunswick Bucksport Calais Camden Canton Cumberland Center Cumberland Mills Danville Junction Deering Junction Dixfield East Newport Eastport Ellsworth Fairfield Farmington Freeport Gardiner Hallowell Harmony Hope Kennebunk Lewiston Lincoln Lincolnville Lisbon Lisbon Falls Livermore Falls Lubéc Madison Mechanic Falls Millinarket Monmouth Newport Junction North Berwick North Jay Norridgewock Norway Oakland Ogunquit Old Orchard Beach Old Pown Ororo Paris Pittsfield Poland Portland Readfield Richmond Rockland Rockport Rumford Saco Skowhegan South Paris South Windham Thomaston Union Vinalhaveh Warren Waterville West Farmington Wilton Winslow Winthrop Woodland Woddfords Woolwich Yarmouth York Harbor

Skeet Club Opens Season Thrills With Doubles Faceoff

Eddie Clough and Maurice Deering lead the action as doubles shooters hit two pigeons released from opposite traphouses at 40 mph. Standout scores include Clough and Conway with six of eight hits, while squads feature names such as McCausland Mihalos and Belanger. Miss Susan N Ballou plans a visit before moving into her Home on High Street for the summer.

Eddie Clough Maurice Deering Clough Conway E. B. McCausland G. E. Clough N. Mihalos G .T. Cofiway S. Belanger E. Sonia R. C. McFadden S. Clough A. Furber R. Small M. Derring D. Wilson W. Whitney E. Stover T. Conley Susan N. Ballou High Street

Miss Roberta Manson Attends Junior Prom in Springfield

Winnegance notes show Roberta Manson of Winnegance attended the annual Junior Prom at Springfield College with Duncan Farrell as a guest. Other items include local gatherings at the Ladies Aid and Community Club, a road scraper operating in the village, and the May Pomona Grange gathering with Dromore Grange.

Lena Oliver Woolwich Fred Oliver Ormond Coggeshall Roberta P. Manson Winnegance Robert P. Manson Springfield Mass Iday Springfield College Duncan H. Farrell Henry S. Farrell Turner Court Winneganee Community Club Winneganee Sagadahor Pomona Grange Dromore Grange

Mother's Day Service Held At Church With Roses

About 75 people attended a Sunday observance at 11 o'clock with church roses and new hymnals dedicated to Mothers. Two mothers spoke on the platform with Miss Sims. readings and scripture were led by Mrs. Harry Nason and Mrs. Harry Williams. Howard Larrabee sang a solo and Miss Sims spoke on Mother's Prayers and Bible. The choir performed a Mother’s Day Anthem. attendees chose a morning service at 11 and Sunday school at 9 45.

Miss Sims Harry Nason Harry Williams Howard Larrabee Bath Dorothy Rogers Ethel Pinkham W. A. Atchley Tennessee Winneganee Mr. Atchley Mrs

Evening Church Choir Rehearsal Draws Large Attendance

The Friday church gathering attracted a large turnout as the ladies met for a business session and the choir planned rehearsal for the evening. The event followed a well attended morning meeting.

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Aunt Hitty Visits in Cal Comed y at Baptist Church

Comedy at First Baptist Church features Bob Oliver and Players in Aunt Hitty's Visit on Friday May 18 at 7 45. The musical farce centers on Aunt Hitty visiting Farmer Spriggs and family with humorous conflicts over finances and entertainment. The show includes quartet numbers and a performance of The Old Rugged Cross.

Hitty Bob Oliver Spriggs Jane Sambo Jackson Sambo Della

Farm Bureau converts abandoned schoolhouse for meetings

Damariscotta Farm Bureau members bought an unused schoolhouse and added a kitchen by attaching and equipping a shed for their meetings. Miss Mary K. Kenney and Miss Phyllis V. Eaton of Nassan Institute spent the weekend at their homes in the city.

Damariscotta Farm Bureau Mary K. Kenney Phyllis V. Eaton Nassan Institute

Obituary for Joseph Alton Hibbs of Hebron

Joseph Alton Hibbs 69 lifelong Hebron resident died Saturday at his home after three years of poor health and two years unable to work. Born May 1 1865, son of Joseph and Decina Hibbs, he graduated Hebron Academy 1887 and belonged to Evening Star lodge 147 Buckfield and Hebron grange. Survived by widow Nellie Sawyer Hibbs two daughters Doris Webster Fayette Evelyn Ross Hebron and four grandchildren Joseph Judith Hibbs Gladys Webster Trene Ross.

Joseph Alton Hibbs Hebron George W. Hibbs Joseph and Decina Bumpus Hibbs Hibbs Hebron Academy Evening Star Lodge Masons Buckfield Hebron Grange Nellie Sawyer Hibbs Doris Webster Fayette Evelyn Ross Joseph Judith Hibbs Gladys Webster Trené Ross

Veteran Maine Central engineer Frank Prescott dies at 77

Frank S. Prescott of South Portland aged 77 and a 54 year railroad veteran dies. A Hartland native, he began as a brakeman in 1880, rose to engineer, later worked for Portland Terminal Co. He lived in Bath Brunswick Portland and South Portland. He was a Mason and a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Survived by his widow two brothers and a sister. Harold J Sonia of 103 Beacon Street left for Portland for employment.

Frank S. Prescott Maine Central Railroad South Portland Hartland Massachusetts Bath Brunswick Portland Portland Terminal Co Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers

Wright's Holstein Herd Tops Valley Dairy Group

The Holstein herd of E. Mason Wright leads the Androscoggin Valley Dairy Herd Improvement Association with 916.1 lbs milk per cow after three times milking. Wright’s herd also posts the highest butterfat average 30.45 lbs per cow, besting Ayrshire rivals Leslie Hamlin and E. E. Field & Son and Jersey herds led by C. H. Foss and F. P. Ricker in April.

E. Mason Wright Androscoggin Valley Wright Norman Hamlin Turner Ayshire Leslie Hamlin Temple E. E. Field & Son Greene Mr. Wright Jersey C. H. Foss Wales F. P. Ricker

Mrs Powers Funeral Held At Home

The funeral for Mrs Nellie Morse Powers wife of Frank M Powers was held Friday at 2 30 PM at 1008 Middle Street with Rev Charles M Tubbs of Grace Church officiating. Bearers were Raymond Golder Allan Morse Scott Morse and Henry M Powers. Burial followed at Oak Grove. Mrs William Partington and her son Billy visited Wells Beach over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Edward Lawson.

Nellie Morse Powers Frank M. Powers Middle Street Charles M. Tubbs Grace Church Raymond Golder Allan Morse Scott Morse Henry M. Powers Oak Grove William Partington Billy High Street Wells Beach Edward Lawson

Old Days on the Kennebec River

An account recalls a Bath voyage with Capt. B W Morse and Capt. Charles and Capt. Ben Morse. Sleep deprived wheels, sharp decisions, and a near collision as Blair contends with a drifting tow. The tale ends with a cliffhanger as the tug and tow drift toward danger.

Kennebec River Bath B. W. Morse Charles Charlie Morse Capt Ben Gardiner B. W Blair

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