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18 May 1939

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Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1939

Page

4

Richmonds Old Hose Co Receives Upgrade and Shifting Town Plans

At the March 2 1931 town meeting the vote approved tearing down the North End schoolhouse on Lincoln street to build a new firehouse for Hose Co No. 3 now motorized, with Capt Kincaid receiving praise before resigning as chief. The day featured community events, church services, and notices of residents visiting kin, a fire call, and local club activities.

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Richmond Volunteer Hose Co. No. 3 North Front Street Hathorne Capt. Kincaid North End Lincoln Street No. 3 Hose Co Ranchette Kincaid Department J. W. Randlette Arthur Dearborn Harris Hutchins Allen Packard Preston Carver Merle Thompson Chester Foster No. 3 Co Frank C. Bishop No.1 Service Co Everett D. Kincaid Wesley A. Webber
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Local events and notices from Cooper's Mills area

Knight to pitch with Guiou catching as card party for St Am brose parish sponsored by Mrs Eliza beth Kelley is planned at E E Durands Thursday. Committal services held for Ira Bora at Cooper's Mills cemetery with interment in Evergreen. Lee Bishop buys Marguerite Turner property on Pleasant Street. Emerson Lane post A L auxiliary elects Annie Thompson president with officers and Bangor convention delegates named for Grace Dickinson Helen Gilpatrick Lelia Card Annie Thompson.

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Lor Knight Guiou Elizabeth Kelley St. Ambrose Church E. E. Durand Cooper's Mills Ira Bora Au- Ives Perley F. Joy Charlies M. Dieser Homer A. Alexander David C. Ames Evergreen Cemetery Lee Bishop Presque Isle Marguerite Turner Pleasant Street Annie Thompson Emerson Lane A. L Theresa Barnes Grace Dickinson Doris Norris Izetta Clarke Lelia Card Bangor Helen Gilpatrick
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Continuance Granted in Mergatta Case in Municipal Court

Judge Gardiner Deering granted a second continuance for Mike Mergatta, 65, on grand larceny charges tied to $125 from the late Konstantine Gurtoitis estate. The case was moved to May 18 and may be extended daily if needed pending autopsy findings. Also Myron Jeppison of Brunswick pleaded guilty to a red light violation at Washington and Center streets, paying $4.95 in court costs.

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Gardiner R. Deering Mike Mergatta Konstantine Gurtoitis Mergatta Sherwood Aldrich John P. Carey, Jr Gurtoitis Aldrich Myron Jeppison Brunswick Washington and Center Streets Dean R. Bonney Jeppison
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Mayor Proclaims Annual Poppy Day Observance

Mayor Arthur Gewall proclaims May 20 1939 in Bath as Buddy Poppy Day to support the sale of Buddy Poppies by Dyer Flaherty Post No 2197 VFW. Proceeds fund veteran care child welfare and aid needy veterans with patriotic civic duty urged.

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Buddy Dyer-Flaherty Post Arthur Gewall Veterans of Foreign Wars The United States Bath V.F.W Arthur Sewall
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Moore Skolfield Tie The Knot In Bath Church

Lawrence H. Moore of Crumlynne and Ida M. Skolfield of Bath were wed Tuesday night at Grace church rectory in a single ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Charles M. Tubbs. They plan a trip to New York for the World's Fair before settling in Crumlynne.

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Lawrence H. Moore Crumlynne Ida M. Skolfield Center Street Bath Grace Church Charles M. Tubbs Henry W. Skolfield Henry Skolfield Plant Street Roy R. Moore High Street North Edgecomb Sunoco Chester Elizabeth M Frank Skolfield Phippsburg Morse High School Moore New York Ohio
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Georgetown Hosts Surprise Basket Party and Church News

In Georgetown last week, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Blackie entertained friends with a surprise fruit and candy basket gathering. The event preceded church redecorating, wedding plans for June 3, and a carpet selection trip to Portland. The local Baptist community noted Mother's Day services and activities, while club members and visitors shared reports of trips to Coaticook and a minor auto mishap near Congress Street.

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John R. Blackie Harold, Jr R. N. Higgins Walter F. Powers W. A. Todd Joseph F. Higgins Belle Heald Harry Heald Koehlwetter Lester Powers John Black Walter Newdick Portland H. M Trafton J. F. Higgins John Gunnell Bath Memorial Hospital T. N. Williams E. Emmons Henry F. Merrill Coaticook Province of Quebec Unity United Church King George Queen Elizabeth Sherbrooke Canada Congress Street Merrill Working League of the Baptist Church
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Supper and Program for West Bath Grange Event

The West Bath Grange Home and Community Welfare Committee hosts a Thursday evening supper and entertainment at the grange hall to benefit the flower fund and the Monday night dancing fund. Supper runs 6 to 7 30 with ham, mashed potatoes, Waldorf salad, buttered carrots, pie, rolls, and coffee. the program starts at eight with the Cowboy Revelers from Morse High School and the Frog Holler Orchestra—Topsham's Carver relatives and grangers.

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West Bath Grange Grange Hall Flower Fund Morse High School Frog Holler Carver's Topsham Grangers Fred K. Sturtevant James B. Lemont Fred J. Rose
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Philathea class to join Union of World Wide Philatheas

The Philathea class in Washington D C voted to join the Union of World Wide Philatheas and obtain a charter. The group met Monday at Mrs F Arthur Berry s home at 20 Robbins Street with a mystery supper. They planned a July lawn party and a May 22 ten cent game party at Mrs Earl Morang s home 427 Middle Street. The next meeting is June 12 at Mrs Stephen Bracey s 56 Pine Street.

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Philathea Union of World Wide Philatheas Washington, D. C F. Arthur Berry Robbins Street Earl H. Morang Middle Street Velma I. Cornish Chester A. Plant Murray F. Bridges Stephen Bracey Kenneth D. Hunt Bernice F. Achorn Dwinal Cornish Walter B. James Melford N. Perham Pine Street
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East Wick fire destroys one house in East Brunswick

A woods fire of alarm proportions in East Brunswick Thursday afternoon destroyed a Tobey family home on the new State road between Cook's Corner and Thompson's Hill. The blaze crossed the highway and spread southeast, threatening John H. Perkins’s nearby property as sparks carried by high winds. Fire crews from Brunswick and volunteers battled the blaze, aided by a prior day grass and forest fire. Cause remains unknown with theories pointing to a cigarette stub or aftermath of a blueberry plot fire.

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East Brunswick New State Road Cook's Corner Thompson's Hill Tobey John H. Perkins Perkins Brunswick Bath Herbert Simpson Thompson's Brook Water District Maine Central Railroad Brunswick Fire Department
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Legion Sets Dates for Lawn Party in July

Roland Smith of A. L. announces the annual Legion lawn party on July 12 13 and 14 on Legion grounds. Eugene G. Hart chairs a general committee with Ralph Gay Lance Cooper Freeman Crosby Gardiner D. Rogers Miles B. Hagan Wilbur H. Crocker John Libby C LeRoy Hutchins. The panel will meet next Tuesday to appoint sub committees for event tasks. A Memorial day observance will include Legion hall buffet after the parade. Sons of the American Legion meet Thursday at 7 30 with refreshments after.

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Roland Smith Post A. L Legion Grounds Eugene G. Hart Ralph Gay Lance Cooper Freeman Crosby Gardiner D. Rogers Miles B. Hagan Wilbur H. Crocker John Libby C. Leroy Hutchins Legion Hall Sons of the American Legion
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Warning Against Chimney Inspectors In Bath

City Marshal Joseph A. Butler warns Bath residents to beware of two strangers posing as chimney inspectors for an insurance company. They entered a prominent family's home when the residents were away and a clock valued at 25 dollars disappeared. The marshal urges verification of credentials and prompt police notification if credentials are lacking.

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Joseph A. Butler Bath
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Surprise Shower for Mrs Bennett at Center Street Home

Mrs Frances Bennett received a surprise shower Monday of last week at her mother Mrs Gilbert Arsenaults Center street home. Guests enjoyed gifts, music, vocal solos, tap dancing, a quadrille, and a luncheon with coffee and sweets.

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Frances Bennett Gilbert Arsenault Center Street Bennett Madelyn Babine E. J. Babine Ralph King Albert Pecci Stella Callan Rose Talbot Donald Brewer Talbot Harold Rice James Rockefeller James Callan James Leonard George Bourgette Wilfred McInnis Arthur Bourgette Frank Borski Howard Curran John Arsenault Chester Talbot Lonetta Curran Joseph St. Pierre Clifford White Peter Lebelle Arthur Lebelle Ida Norton Sadie Sarkis Felix Gallant Clifton Moody Rge McDonald
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Former pastor Rev J Whitney Brown dies at Five Islands

Five Islands notes announce the death of former Buxton pastor Rev J Whitney Brown who died Friday. Services were held in Saco and burial in Brunswick. Expressions of sympathy go to Mrs Brown. Other items mention cottage openings, visits, and social gatherings across local families and guests at Five Islands cottages.

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J. Whitney Brown Buxton Saco Brunswick Brown Victor Carey Bath Carey Cottage Oakley Thibodeau Seguinland Marion Stevens Bob Winchester Mass Paul Stevens Arrowsic Five Islands J. P. Lewis Watertown Stanley Lewis J. A. Folsom Augusta Orville Rowe Portland Carl Pearson Marilyn Carol Brenda Frank MacMahan Lucille Somerville MacMahan Cottage Clinton Hanna Belgrade George Hanna Walter Moore Hallowell Sedgemere Road
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Hale-Palmer nuptials in Portland Cathedral

Miss Marjorie Palmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman E Palmer Presque Isle and Dwight B Hale son of Mrs Homer C Hale Masonville N Y were married Saturday at St Luke's Cathedral Portland The double ring ceremony was led by Dr Paul Gordon Favour The couple will reside at 1111 Washington Bath after a honeymoon in New York City visiting the World's Fair.

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Marjorie Palmer Norman E. Palmer Presque Isle Dwight B. Hale Homer C. Hale Mr. Hale Masonville N. Y St. Luke's Cathedral State Street Portland Paul Gordon Favour Episcopal Church London Mary Johnson Herbert Lowell Bath Lafayette Johnson McConnell Charles W. Avery Edith Halm Florence Williams Katherine Silk Arthur Bowker Cyrus Bates Hale Bath Iron Works Corp New London Children’s Hospital Boston
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Mothers Day program at Merrymeeting Grange Bowdoinham

Lecturer Doris Blodgett organized a Friday evening program featuring songs including Mother Machree and I Want a Girl, readings such as A Letter to Your Mother, a roll call about home comfort purchases, and a biographical sketch of Mrs. Charles W. Sewall. A surprise feature highlighted Mrs. Frank P. Webber of Associated Women of the American Farm Bureau Federation.

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Doris Blodgett Merrymeeting Grange Bowdoinham
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Ladd Carr Ties The Knot in Lisbon nuptials

Returns of the marriage show Arthur Leroy Ladd son of Mrs Hazel Ladd Lisbon Falls and Thelma Louise Carr daughter of Mr and Mrs George Henry Carr Bath were married May 13 in Lisbon. Ladd and Carr were living at 19 Richardson Street Bath. City Clerk John W Gilmore filed the notices.

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Arthur Leroy Ladd Hazel Ladd Lisbon Falls Thelma Louise Carr George Henry Carr Richardson Street Bath John W. Gilmore Lisbon
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Morse to Travel to New York City This Wednesday

Sherman L. Morse, of 70 High Street, plans a trip to New York City on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs T Edward Lemoine died Tuesday in Lewiston.

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Sherman L. Morse High Street New York City T. Edward Lemoine Lewiston
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Obituary of Frances Eleanor Morse 73

Frances Eleanor Morse 73 daughter of the late Nathaniel 8 Stevens and Mary Skelton Stevens died Sunday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Walter B. Cromwell in Buckfield. Born in Lewiston she lived with Mrs. Cromwell 17 years. Survived by two sons James L. Morse East Weymouth Massachusetts and Thomas B. Morse Staten Island New York two daughters Mrs. Harry Burnham Bangor and Mrs. Cromwell Buckfield 13 grandchildren one great grandchild two stepsons Albert Morse Staten Island and Edward EF Morse Bath and five stepdaughters Rose Leavitt East Harpswell Mrs. Jessie Mains Woolwich Mrs. E G A Stetson Brunswick Mrs. Thomas Clarke Mount Vernon and Mrs. Harry Parker Lowell Massachusetts.

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Frances Eleanor Morse Nathaniel Mary Skelton Stevens Walter B. Cromwell Buckfield Lewiston Cromwell Morse James L. Morse East Weymouth Mass Thomas Albert Morse Staten Island N. Y Edward EF. Morse Bath Rose Leavitt East Harpswell Jessie Mains Woolwich E. G. A. Stetson Brunswick Thomas Clarke Mount Vernon Harry Parker Lowell
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Earl Leyden 56 dies in Jersey City after Bath stay

Earl Leyden 56 died April 3 in Jersey City New Jersey after a career with Bath Iron Works Corp later clerical at the Edison plant in New Holland He is survived by his wife Helen Merrigan Leyden two sons Earl E and Harry M Leyden a daughter Marion Grimm one sister Annie Dooley of Massachusetts and two grandchildren

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Earl Leyden Jersey City N. J Bath Iron Works Corp Leyden Bath Edison New York City Richard Leyden Helen Merrigan Leyden Earl E Harry M. Leyden Marion Grimm Annie Dooley Massachusetts
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Mrs Frances J Cavanaugh Dies After Illness in Bath

Mrs Frances J Cavanaugh 72 widow of J Allan Cavanaugh died Monday night in Memorial hospital after a two week stay. Born Pleasant Ridge New Brunswick she lived in Bath over 55 years and was active at Beacon Street church where she led the Ladies Aid. Survived by son Herbert S Cavanaugh of East Brunswick, sisters Addie West Seattle and Annie Wilson Blaine, and brother Fred Steen Whittier Ridge. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street.

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Henry Luther Floyd Chestnut Street Chelsea Mass Henry Abigail Fox Floyd Poland Poland Spring House New Gloucester Lodge F. & A. M Emeth Mina Hatch Floyd Moses Ployd Richmond Charles A. Donnell Pleasant Street Anna Nathaniel Rosamond Potter Donnell Donnell Richmond Lodge Georgia Donnell Frances J. Cavanaugh J. Allan Cavanaugh Memorial Hospital Cavanaugh Pleasant Ridge N. B Thomas and Jane Steen Bath Beacon Street Church Ladies Aid Herbert S. Cavanaugh East Brunswick Addie West Seattle Wash Annie Wilson Blaine Fred Steen Whittier Ridge Arthur F. Mayo High Street
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Death of Mrs Delphine A Ames in Haverhill Mass

Word has been received of the death in Haverhill Massachusetts of Mrs Delphine A Ames 69 wife of Edward E Ames at Hale hospital after a three week illness. She was born in Bath and known to locals as Miss Delphine Wyman whose mother ran a millinery shop on Center street. She had lived in Haverhill over 25 years. Burial was in Greenwood cemetery Haverhill.

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Haverhill Mass Delphine A. Ames Edward E. Ames Hale Hospital Bath Delphine Wyman Center Street
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Mrs Ethel F Back funeral held at Nazarene church

The funeral for Mrs Ethel F Back wife of Andrew J Back was held Sunday at 3 30 in the Church of the Nazarene where her husband is Sunday school superintendent Reverend Earl T French officiated The service will be followed by a train shipment to East Weymouth Massachusetts for a Tuesday afternoon service conducted by Reverend William Nichols and participation by friends of Eastern Nazarene College Burial will be in Fairmont cemetery

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Norman B. Parkhurst Baltic Young People’s Union Ives Epworth League Carl Sutter, Jr Horace Parkhurst Carl Helen Harmon Phyllis Lemort Patricia Hurley Roger Gibbs Henry Plouff Earl Donald Sutter Durand Lowell Terrell Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity Bowdoin Enterprise Grange Ladies’ Aid Ernest Stewart Dorothy Stewart Ethel F. Back Andrew J. Back Church of the Nazarene Earl T. French East Weymouth Mass William Nichols Quincy Friends Eastern Nazarene College Wollaston, Mass Fairmont Cemetery
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Mrs Clara Holbrook Funeral Held Privately

The funeral for Mrs Clara D Holbrook wife of Charles E Holbrook was held Monday at 2 PM at the Fred S Curtis funeral home 105 Center Street with Rev Joseph O Purdue officiating It was private Bearers included City Marshal Joseph A Butler Frank Hynes Henry J White and Carl E Alb ee Burial followed in Oak Grove

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Clara D. Holbrook Charles E. Holbrook Fred S. Curtis Center Street Joseph O. Purdue Winter Street Joseph A. Butler Frank Hynes Henry J. White Carl E. Albee Oak Grove
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Funeral for Mrs Mary C Eugley Held at Mayo Residence

A service for Mrs Mary C Eugley wife of Charles H Eugley was held Sunday afternoon at two at the Arthur F Mayo funeral residence. Judge Gardiner R Deering M B Hodedon William McAuliffe and Mark W Hennessy served as bearers. Burial followed at Oak Grove.

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Arthur F. Mayo Mary C Charles H. Eugley Grace Cunningham Gardiner R. Deering M. B Hodedon William McAuliffe Mark W. Hennessy Oak Grove
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McKague Funeral Held At Mayo Residence

Wallace J. McKague's funeral was held Monday afternoon at two at the Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence. Rev. George B. Wolstenholme of Peoole's Baptist church officiated. Bearers were Kenneth Elwell William Ryan Fatley and Howard Mayo. Burial was in Oak Grove.

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Wallace J. McKague Arthur F. Mayo George B. Wolstenholme Peoole’s Baptist Church Kenneth Elwell William Ryan Fatley Howard Mayo Oak Grove
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Family Returns Home After Visit to Bariet

Dr and Mrs Paul A Gregware and their children Nancy and Alan of 53 Pearl Street return home one and a half days after visiting Bariet with Dr Gregware s mother Ida Gregware and sister Mrs James Duncan and Mr Duncan

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Paul A .Gregware Nancy Alan Pearl Street Bariet Gregware Ida Gregware James Duncan Duncan
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Clara Davis Holbrook Dies After Long Illness At Bath Home

Clara Davis Holbrook 53 wife of Charles FE Holbrook died at 14 South Street Bath from complications after a bus/auto crash 11 years ago that left her blind and deaf and bedridden the last seven years. Born in Boothbay she lived in Bath 30 years and was active in the Auxiliary to the Sons of Veterans. She leaves her husband three stepdaughters an adopted daughter and a half brother.

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Clara Davis Holbrook Charles FE. Holbrook South Street Mr. Holbrook Holbrook Boothbay William and Elsie Tibbetts Bath Sons of Veterans Henry J. White West Bath Florence Burnley Philadelphia Mildred Gomez Vermont Charles Burgess George Varnum Boothbay Harbor
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Mrs Ethel F Back 40 Woolwich Dies After Hospital Stay

Mrs Ethel F Back of Woolwich aged 40 died Friday evening at Memorial hospital Bath after a ten day admission. Born in Dorchester Massachusetts she was daughter of Robert and Florence Hawes and had lived in Woolwich two years. She leaves husband Alfred J Back three sons William Robert and Ernest all of Woolwich her parents and three brothers Arthur R Quincy John B East Weymouth and Palmer Hawes North Weymouth. She and her husband formerly served in the ministry and she studied at Nyack Bible School. She was a member of the Bath Nazarene church where her husband is Sunday school superintendent.

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Ethel F. Back Woolwich Alfred J. Back Memorial Hospital Bath Dorchester Mass Robert Florence Hawes William Ernest Back Robert A. Hawes Arthur R Quincy John B East Weymouth Palmer Hawes North Weymouth Back Cundy's Harbor Nyack Nazarene Church In
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Mrs Mary Eugley dies after long hospital stay in Bath

Mrs. Mary C. Eugley of 9 Linden Street Bath widow of Charles H. Eugley died Thursday night at Maine General Hospital Portland where she had been a patient for five months. Born in Milwaukee daughter of Hugh and Bridget Cannane she came to Bath in infancy. She was twice married first to the late Charles C. Dennett. Survived by nephew George T. Murphy Bridgeport Conn and two step nieces Miss Mary C. Shea Brooklyn N Y and Mrs John Kehoe Auburn.

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Mary C. Eugley Lindenstreet Charles H. Eugley Maine General Hospital Portland Eugley Milwaukee Wis Hugh Bridget Cannane Bath Charles C. Dennett George T. Murphy Bridgeport
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Wallace J. McKague Dies at 67 in Bath Home

Wallace J. McKague 67 a former sailmaker who retired due to invalidism died Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Elwell 36 Farrin Street Bath born in Levant son of Mr. and Mrs John McKague lived in Bath 41 years He is survived by a brother William McKague of Mechanicsville NY and a cousin Mrs Myrta Kimball of Boston.

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Wallace J. McKague Kenneth Elwell Farrin Street Levant John McKague Bath William McKague Machanicsville N. Y Myrta Kimball Boston
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North Grammar Boys Basketball Team Dines at Hotel Sedgwick

The North Grammar boys basketball team, YMCA champions of the season, were entertained at a dinner hosted by their teachers at Hotel Sedgwick Tuesday evening. The full course turkey dinner pleased players including Bernard Pratt Ralph Houston Herbert Belanger Frederick Andrews Lewis Wilson Kenneth Wilson Joseph Swanton Harry Warner Frank Wneday Walter Maas Robert Hart Marlow Bennett and Ernest Walls.

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North Grammar School Hotel Sedgwick Bernard Pratt Ralph Houston Herbert Belanger Frederick Andrews Lewis Wilson Kenneth Wilson Joseph Swanton Harry Warner Frank Wnedeay Walter Maas Robert Hart Marlow Bennett Ernest Walls
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Burning over Carlton marshes draws Bath crowds

Hundreds of Bath residents and motorists gathered after dark Monday to watch a controlled burn across Carlton marshes north of the dyke. Officials set the blaze at six o clock at the south end to prevent later fire risk, aided by calm winds.

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Bath Woolwich Carlton Marshes
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Patient Joshua Tibbetts Critical After Fall Near Home

Joshua Tibbetts was removed by police ambulance from 806 Middle Street after a fall near a railroad crossing on Center Street. A passerby helped him up and he continued toward his boarding place before collapsing at the steps to his dwelling.

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Joshua Tibbetts Memorial Hospital Middle Street Mr. Tibbetts Center Street
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Ernest Gomer Cassie Turcotte A. L. Sewall Enterprise Grange Joseph Manser Jesus Henry L. Floyd Roberts Alfred H. Ives James Nelson Thomas Borjesson Nathaniel Gilpatrick Harry Jordan Richmond Cemetery Eleanor Harrington Lowell,Mass Amos Turner Marilla Tarr Georgetown Richmond High School Bristol Academy Terrell Madore Giou Bristol R. Riley J. Riley Richmond High Kennebec Bridge Academy Walker O'Reilly First Baptist Church West Bath Grange Welfare Committee UNION East Wick Legion Mrs. Bennett St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church Bath Iron Works Ladd-Carr Frances E. Morse Mary Stevens Mrs. Back Mrs. Holbrook W. J. McKague Wallace J. Meague North Grammar Fred S. Curtis & CO Thomas R. Huston
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