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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1927

Page

2

Cities vie to host national conventions next year

A survey outlines which cities like Chicago Cleveland San Francisco Denver and Minneapolis may host the Republican and Democratic national nominating gatherings. It notes that New York declines the bid while others boast past convention leadership and readiness to field delegates and alternates. A second item reports on Bath Kennebec bridge construction progressing quietly with piers nearly finished and steel girders being erected as traffic opens to the public. A driverless car in Detroit demonstrates wireless controlled operation and phantom driver technology prompting police scrutiny.

Kennebec Bath Tess Foundation Co McClintie Marshall Co Inoena Jeb Detroit Ariel

Maine Game Law Changes From Last Legislature

Summary of revised Maine hunting rules including moose seasons in specific counties, deer limits, fur bearing animals, rabbits and fox seasons, Sunday and night hunting restrictions, waterfowl timings, protected species, and non-resident license costs. Mentions statewide and county specifics, transport rules, trapper licensing, and safety provisions.

Maine Androscoggin Tuland Fisheries and Game Andrescoggin Sagadahee York Merrymeeting Bay

Animal Rescue League Seeks Vacay Pet Stowaways Care

The Animal Rescue League of Massachusetts asks travelers to notify its offices if leaving cats behind. This humane step aims to prevent strays, starvation, and suffering by ensuring pets are cared for while owners are away.

The Animal Rescue Teague Massachusetts League Ben

Bath Independent Grange Department invites letters

Members of the Grange in this area are urged to send items for the Grange Department. Letters should be addressed to Grange Department The Bath Independent and reach the newspaper by Tuesday nights.

Grange Bath

Interesting program at Bodwell Grange

Rodwell grange meet at Small Point Friday evening featured an open discussion on whether the social side or business side of the grange is more important. The program included readings by Bessie Sprague and Albert Thompson, vocal selections, a radio segment, and a question for member discussion led by Worthy Master Gilman Trean Taw.

Rodwell Grange St Small Point Albert Thompson Eleanor Preams Thomas TL Totman Bessie Sprague Gilman Trean Thomas E. Totman The Grange

Bazaar at Sagadahoc Grange draws large crowds

Two nights bazaar at Sagadahoc Grange hall drew standing room crowds. Mrs Charles Bobb led a song with six men as the entertainment on the second night. Items on sale sold well and auctioned goods went to the highest bidders. Altogether the bazaar was a success.

Shebb Nh Center Sagadahoe

Progressive Grange Plans Degrees at Richmond Corner

A good turnout attended the regular meeting of Progressive Grange at Richmond Corner Friday evening. After routine business a well received lecture program was presented. Next Friday evening the first and second degrees will be worked on a small class of candidates. The ladies will host a baked bean supper for church funds. Ventilators will be installed in the hall and cement bought to build a front porch platform.

Regiar Richmond Corner

Four Act Comedy A Fishermans Lack in West Bath

Final rehearsals are underway for the four act comedy drama A Fishermans Lack to be presented Friday night at West Bath grange hall. The production promises a premier effort from the grange with lively old favorites and new faces in a well balanced cast including Mrs. Joanna Hodgkins David Tender son Lelinda T Phimmer Katherine Galvin Alice Mulligan William Ho White Mrs Alt Wing Leigh Reed BE Mason Wright and Wilbur Hagan.

Lelinda T. Phimmer Katherine Galvin Alice Mulligan William Ho White Alt Wing Leigh Reed BE. Mason Wright Wilbur Hagan

Will Present A Play At Sagadahoc Grange Hall

The Union E Society of Bowdoin stages My Brother's Keeper at Sagadahoc Grange Hall on Tuesday evening featuring a cast led by Meacham Alonzo Freeman Horner Marshall Ernest Freeman Penal Jasper Natalie Toward Frances Baker Ellen Miller with specialties and a music between acts.

Union E. Society of Bowdoin Sagadahoc Grange Hall Meacham Alonzo Freeman Horner Marshall Ernest Freeman Penal Jasper Natalie Toward Frances Baker Ellen Miller

Five Applications At Topsham Grange

Topsham grange held its regular meet Saturday evening with an attendance of about 100. Five more applications were brought in. The speaker program featured readings and entertainments by local members. A One act play titled The Silent System was presented by Mr and Mrs Morrill. Christine Rackley read a piece on Small Pines. Grace Sprague arranged the Flag Salute.

Topsham Grange Gercrude Mrs. Morrill Christine Rackley B. K. Moore Ad- Grace Sprague Ser Williams

Cross Country Auto Tour Highlighted by Mrs Bailey

Mrs. Julia Bailey shared details of her automobile trip to California and back to West Bath grange on Monday night. Readings by Hope Ward. new memberships proposed. Senator J. Edward Drake and wife to join grange with degrees conferred June 6. upcoming performance of the four act comedy A Fisherman's Neck Friday draws a crowded hall.

Julia Bailey West Bath Grange California Mr. Bailey Hope Ward J. Edward Drake Grange God Grange

Dutch play planned at Woolwich Grange session

Weather interrupted Woolwich Grange meeting last week. Next Wednesday night an open session will feature a Dutch play by Washington school children at Mentsweag station, with tea cream and cake for sale. Public is invited.

Woolwich Grange Washington School Mentsweag Station

Dromore Grangers Improve Their Hall

Dromore grange of Phippsburg held a largely attended meeting Tuesday evening to plan hosting Iahoe county Pomona day. Repairs to the hall, especially the dining room, enhance appeal. The grange will stage public entertainments and suppers later in the season with a large turnout expected. New members are joining this spring.

Dromore Grange Phippsburg Ihahoe County Pomona Grenge Errange

Sagadahoc Pomona Grange Meeting at Dromore

Rain did not keep away a good turnout as Sagadahoc Pomona Grange and Dre more Grange met in Phippsburg for the annual memorial service. A fine dinner followed the program, and the session pleased attendees. The Independent will run a fuller report next week.

Sagadahoe County Pomona Grange Dremore Grange Phippsburg Inge

Five Islands Grange Evening Program Noted

The Five Islands Grange held a Tuesday evening program featuring Long-Smile Awhile and a motins stele attre week. Mrs. Addie Amuazeen, Miss Eleanor Campbell, Miss Lelia Campbell, Mrs. Amanda Mlaisdell participated with a reading and a closing thought.

Five Islands Grange Moses Addie Amuazeen Eleanor Lelia Campbell Amanda Mlaisdell

Engagement announced for Miss Madelene Barker of Topsham

Mr and Mrs Chester F Barker of Topsham announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Madelene Ko Tark er to Louis D Litehfield of Brunswick. Both graduates of Brunswick High School. She taught at Brunswick High in the commercial department after Bay Path. He worked for the State Highway Commission since NH graduation and has been stationed in Calais for two years.

Chester F. Barker Topsham Madelene Ko Tarker Louis DB. Litehfield Stephen Litehfield Brunswick Barker Titehfield Brunswick High School Bay Path Institute Litchfield State Highway Commission University of New Hampshire Calais

Bath Sends Check for Flood Relief

Charles C. Low treasurer of Path chapter Red Cross reports total flood relief contributions reaching 1861.55. A 1800 check was sent to Washington this week and new additions bring the fund to 41.75 from Woolwich, Arrowsic, and Lowell school pupils in West Bath, nearly triple the original 700 quota.

Charles C. Low Path Chapter Red Cross Mississippi National Headquarters Washington, D.C Woolwich The Arrowsie Lowell West Bath SLATO Bath

Bergeron Belanger Bride Leads Brunswick Wedding

Laura Mae Belanger daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon N Belanger Bath and Eugene L Bergeron son of Mr and Mrs Treffler Bergeron Brunswick were married Monday at St Marys church Rev Fr Gorman officiated The couple wore elegant attire and bouquets The bride attended Morse high school and worked in her fathers bakery The groom attended Brunswick schools and worked at Pejepscot Paper Co They will reside in Brunswick after a wedding trip to New Bedford Massachusetts

Laura Mae Belanger Leon N. Belanger Bath Eugene EL. Bergeron Treffler Bergeron Brunswick St. Mary's Church Fr. Gorman Alice Belanger Alfred Gaudrean Pejepscot Paper Co Morse High School

Obituary of Elizabeth Kanaghan Sawyer of Portland

Mrs Elizabeth Kanaghan Sawyer 59 wife of Albert L Sawyer of 64 Paris Street Portland and sister of Mrs Charlotte E O'Brien of Bath died Friday at Maine General Hospital Portland She had been crippled for 20 years but kept a genial disposition Survived by husband sister niece Mrs Mary O'Hara grand niece Miss Charlotte O'Brien 2nd A requiem high mass will be at Sacred Heart church Portland Monday 10 am Mrs O'Brien has gone to Portland and Mr and Mrs Philip G O'Hara will attend the funeral Sunday

Elizabeth Kanaghan Sawyer Albert L. Sawyer Paris Street Portland Charlotte E. O'Brien Bath Maine General Hospital Mary O'Hara Charlotte O'Brien Sacred Heart Church O'Brien Philip G. O'Hara

Blister Rust Work Expands Across Maine Counties

Maine Forest Service reports field work for white pine blister rust control has begun with a record funding year. Programs are active in Cumberland York Oxford Sagadahoc Androscoggin Kennebec and Lincoln counties with 51 towns funding eradication efforts. Local leaders appoint crews to assist pine owners, train over 50 workers in identifying rust hosts, and coordinate state and federal agents to target affected areas.

Maine Forest Service Oat Augusta Cumberland York Oxford Sagadahoe Androscoggin Kennebec Lincoln W. ©. Frost J. A. Kimball Auburn F. P. Yeaton R. G. Newman E. H. Hunton Mr. Frost

Death of William T P Sanford Former Bath Ship Carpenter

William TP Sanford 64 died Monday at his home S09 Maine street Brunswick native of Hanks county NS came to Bath as an infant. He lived here until ten years ago moved Brunswick. Survived by one son William H Sanford Brunswick three daughters Mrs Vernon W Miller Bath Mrs Fred Johnson Lewiston and Mrs Forrest Cunningham West Newbury MA two brothers Rufus Hanks county NS and Jerry Sanford Bath one sister Mrs James Goodwin Portland.

William TP. Sanford Path Ship Maine Street Brunswick Hanks County N. S Bath William H. Sanford Vernon W. Miller Fred Johnson Lewiston Forrest Cunningham West Newbury Mass Rufus Jerry Sanford James Goodwin Portland

Committal Service for Octavia Putnam Thompson set in Maple Grove

Committal services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. on the Putnam lot in Maple Grove for the burial of Mrs. Octavia Putnam Thompson. Daughter of the late Dr. Israel Putnam of Bath she died in January at her son William P. Thompson’s home in Quincy Massachusetts and the body has been entombed until this burial in her old home.

Putnam Lot Maple Grove Octavia Putnam Thompson

Delightful Genesta Chapter Past Matrons Night Program

Genesta chapter O I S celebrated its 27th anniversary with Past Matrons Night drawing large attendance. Mrs Ber Nice Fuller chaired with past matrons and patrons assisting. After the meeting a mixed quartet performed and readings plus songs followed by ice cream and crackers. First matron Mrs Warren Gledhill attended from Lewiston. Charles Bradeen returned to New York after a Bath weekend involving track games in Brunswick.

Genesta Berniece Fuller O Luther Thompson Henry G. Shaw Thompson Frederick Edney Charles Bradeen New York New England Brunswick

Man’s ailment turns to a mouse in pants tale

A Rockland man, troubled by rheumatism, notices swelling migrate between legs. After discussing with his wife and trying the osteopath, a sudden pantaloons change reveals a live mouse leaping out, ending the odd episode reported by the Rockland Courier-Gazette.

Rockland Hubby Rockland Courier-Gazette

Bragg Competes At Whittierfield Track Meet

Ralph W. Bragg attended the track games at Whittierfield Brunswick Saturday afternoon to participate in events and compete against other runners.

Ralph W. Bragg Whittierfield Brunswick

Milk Production in New England Shows Small Gain

New England dairy reports on April 1 show average milk per cow rising 4.4 percent from March, to 17.12 pounds. Regional and state variations exist with gains in New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, and Connecticut, while Maine and Rhode Island post declines. Prices for milk and grain remain favorable, with higher wholesale butter prices and minimal butter storage.

New England New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Maine Rhode Island Connecticut New England Milk Producers’ Association Mareh Toston Thoston

Cross-Word Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues

A dense list of crossword clues spanning horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and punctuation, including multiple definitions such as an advocate, a device, and various common nouns, arranged in two contiguously labeled sections.

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