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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1933

Page

2

Wiscasset church outdoor service and community notes

The Wiscasset Congregational church youth group led an outdoor worship at Birch Point with Rev. E G Spinney after a vestry picnic. A Dorcas Club Friendly Indians gathering, vestry movie nights, and ministerial meetings are reported along with choir readings, local obituaries, birthdays, and residents' travels and activities.

Young Peoples’ Group Christian Endeavor Society The Congregational Church Birch Point E. G. Spinney Natalie Mayo Dorcas Club Friendly Indians Vestry Lincoln County Ministerial Association Jefferson Christian Endeavor Hall of the Baptist Church Tripp S. Gordon ‘Tucker E.G. Spinney Earle Clifford Ymca Motion Picture Bureau of New York City South Bristol Congregational Churches of Maine First Congregational Chanrch of Wiscassel Wiscasset

Car ad promises low repair costs for Chevrolets

An advertisement touts a full size car with minimal maintenance worries. The copy emphasizes durability and reduced repair bills, highlighting Chevrolet branding as a key selling point to reassure buyers about long term costs.

Chevrolet

Wis casset notes and town news from May 1894

From old files the Sheepscot Echo reports Boston visits by Fred Rines and Ed White, local sickness, and visiting neighbors. It notes large numbers of railroad workers in town, the M C R R stone crew at Cow Island, and plans for a Boston Wis casset direct boat. Knights of Pythias move to a new hall and the Rector's Aid Association forms at St Philip's. Capt Rundlett negotiates for the new boat, and a drowning in Bath funerals a fisherman.

Sheepscot Echo Fred Rines Ed White Boston Maude Nute E. C. Boston A. Bender Frank Barker Hooper Street Hobson’s Island Knights of Pythias James Winslow Dana M. C. R. R. Stone Cow Island R. T. Rundlett Wiscasset St. Philip's Church Windsor Rector’s Aid Association St. Philip’s Parish Sch Nat Meader Capt. Dunton Lawrence Haines Rene le Custom House Mavooshen Philadelphia McCarty Daniel H. Barter Tempest Bath

Wiscasset News Roundup From May 1908 Echo

WISCASSET 25 YEARS AGO Sheepscot Echo May 23 1908 notes residents in Bath Lewis ton and Brunswick visits. Dandelions bloom as town glistens. Local tradesmen repair sidewalks SAE. Obituary Judge Otro Castner dies at Waldoboro after brief illness Brights disease Bowdoin graduate. Sister Mrs J T Sanborn survives.

Sheepscot Echo Archie Dodge Bath Otis Albee Lewiston Middle Street J. Carlin Boston Cobb, Aldrich Co Abiel G. Greenleaf Greenlawn Fred Nate Emma Sheldon Marion Dodge Sewall Groves Geo. Blackman William Sheldon Sheldon Warren Pushard Elmer Pushard F. 8S Perkins Business College R. H. Tucker Lick Observatory Mt. Hamilton Cal South America Mr. Goodkowsky Otro D. Castner Lincoln County Waldoboro Bright Castner Bowdoin College J. T. Sanborn Woodfords

Hormell to Teach at Syracuse Summer School of Citizenship

Professor Orren C Hormell of Bowdoin on sabbatical will teach at Syracuse University School of Citizenship this summer in Syracuse New York. Professor and Mrs Hormell are in London now and plan to return to the United States next month.

Orren C. Hormell DeAlva Stanwood Alexander Bowdoin Europe School of Citizenship Syracuse University Syracuse N. Y Hormell London

West Bath Social Items and Scouts Jamboree Notes

West Bath notes a baked bean dinner at the Lowell school on Friday June 9 at 6 30 for the School league chaired by Mrs Fred J Rose with committee members Mrs Percy R Waterman Mrs Fletcher A Waterman and Mrs Fred 8 Brown. Troop 90 Boy Scouts of America attended a Pine Tree Council jamboree in Portland with Calvin Kimball as scoutmaster and several Bath youths joining in the parade. Local visits include members of Larrabee grange 37 visiting Dirigo grange 13 in Brunswick and many Bath residents visiting cottages and relatives around Birch Point and surrounding areas. Edwin W Haggett will lead a dance tonight by West Bath grange 154 P of H.

Lowell Fred J. Rose Percy R. Waterman Fletcher A. Waterman Fred 8. Brown Zina B. Clifford Auburn Rosedale Troop 90 Boy Scouts of America Calvin Kimball Bath Portland Pine Tree Council Fred Brown Stanley Brown William Getchell Ralph Higgins Reed Pitman Henry Donnell Stanley Rose Cumston Cornish Harlan Booker Ernest Snow New Meadows Andrew Lemoine Dwight Curtis Margaret Higgins Fred S. Brown Chester Getchell Edward A., Jr Mary Jane John L High Street James B. Lemont Chester Stevens Birch Point Edwin W. Haggett West Bath Mass Thompson Percy E. Holbrook Meadwebrook Road Helen H. Rogers Velma Gibbs Merrimac Bertha Sears North Chelmsford Clementine K. Burns Saco Rogers

Bath Residents Entertain Guests At Local Cottages

Mr and Mrs Lewis Williams of Topsham and U S Internal Revenue Agent Malcolm L Doble with Mrs Doble and daughter Beatrice visited and stayed over the weekend. Bernard Pratt and son entertained Alston E Oliver while Elbridge B Malcolm and Paul Holbrook visited Humphrey A Owen. Mrs Harry P Bridge and Mrs Elbridge B Malcolm called on friends. Rev Charles M Tubbs and Mr and Mrs James H Thorpe were weekend visitors at cottages. Harriet and Carolyn Small hosted friends at their cottage with Mary and Eleanor Cotteau.

Paul Holbrook Humphrey A. Owen Harry P. Bridge Harry Linden Street Bath Elbridge B. Malcolm Charles M. Tubbs Grace Episcopal Church James H. Thorpe High Street Harriet Carolyn Small Robert B. Small J. Henry Cotteau Mary Eleanor Middle Street

Real live baby giveaway at Uncle Zeke’s Opera House

An upcoming Friday night program at Uncle Zeke’s Country Store Opera House will feature a stunt promising to give away a real live baby to a member of the audience. The show will run alongside the feature film The Mind Reader starring Warren William and Constance Cummings, with local singer Kathleen Leonard and Francis McPherson as extras. Ed Taylor and sons of Rangeley reported killing five bears in Wilbur district, including a mother and two cubs and two yearlings.

Opera House Warren William Constance Cummings Kathleen Leonard Francis McPherson Ed Taylor and Sons of Rangeley Wilbur District

Community Notes From Woolwich and Nearby

Woolwich reports include Mr and Mrs Everett Rice and family visiting Mrs Minnie Rice in Windham. Rebecca lodge district meeting attended in Brunswick. Ruth Sylvester of Portland stayed with Aunt Mrs Henry Carlton. Flora Leonard improving from pneumonia. Leeman family returned to farm in Bath after winter in Bath. Mrs David Sennett had hand operation at Bath City hospital. Bernard Bailey building new house on Farnham place Montsweag. Ex Senator F W Carlton returned from Moosehead lake fishing trip. Ruth Mank visits Gorham Normal from home. Stinsons open Day's Ferry home for summer. Trott improving from illness. Bradford Redennett of Wiscasset to speak Memorial Day at Center Baptist Church May 30. Special male quartet music planned.

Everett Rice Windham Minnie Rice Costello P. Hall E. V. Reed Brunswick Rebecca Lodge Ruth Sylvester Portland Henry Carlton Flora Leonard Herbert Leeman Bath David Sennett Bath City Hospital Bernard Bailey Farnham Place Montsweag F. W. Carlton Moosehead Lake Ruth Mank Gorham Normal School

Talk on Leadership Conference Given at Y

Wesley H Lemont reported on leadership activities after attending last year’s Leadership Conference. He led soap carving classes at Corliss Street church and assisted Vacation School and Montsweag during the summer. The Y plans to send more youths to the conference June 24 to July 1 as it did last year with 25 attendees.

Wesley H. Lemont Y.M.C.A First Baptist Montsweag Corliss Street Scouts Salvation Army Wesley Wesley Lemont

White Ribboners Host Monthly Meeting

W. T. C. U. met Tuesday afternoon in Salvation Army hall with Mrs. Howard P. Jett as newly elected president presiding. Devotions centered on Restoratio n of the Home. Delegates to the county convention were chosen and transportation arranged. Mrs. Lora La Mance will be guest speaker at Wesley Methodist church with a program of music and readings by L. T. L. members.

Salvation Army Hall Howard P. Jett Jett E. Melvin Pratt Wilfred W. Chaney Charles H. Berry West Bowdoin Chaney Royal Temperance Legion Lora la Mance Wesley Methodist Church

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