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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1932

Page

4

Richmond community notes fill Friday program week

Local groups report meetings and visits across Richmond including Progressive Grange sessions with Sister Hattie Witham in charge, Enterprise and Sagadahoc granges visits, and a drum corps plan for state convention. Town happenings include school events, hospital trips, visitors, and a special town meeting approving a 7900 loan to cover current expenses.

Bettis Rosine Boston Sentereene Brunswick Relair Alvah Campbell Pittsfield Waterville Harry Boston Gorham Kate Smith Bath E. Tatt Eva Libby Dorothea Temple U. of M B. R. Temple Hattie Witham Enterprise Grange Grange Sagadahoc Grange Abert E. Dunklee Paul Providence R. I Leon Dunklee Alta Smith Fairfield Frances Preble Richmond Billa Blaisdell Pemaquid Joseph Bragg C. E. Bryant Springfield Pleasant Pond Wayne Portland Stanley Marr Opera House Gordon Curran Paul Dyer Howard Dickey Dorothy Meader Elva Purington Hilda Tosthaker Nettie Umberhind American Legion Emerson Lane Richmond High School Emerson School Donald Nichols Winfield Hull Howard Dicky Florence Finnegan Willis Lane Theodore Saber Ladies Aid of Enterprise Grange Myrtle Stewart Gardiner Street Ernest Rice Sears- Roebuck & Co

Georgetown Summer Visitors and Local Notices

Local social notes list arrivals at summer homes in West Georgetown and Kennebec Point, visits from Bath and Sagadahoc residents, boating plans to raft winter-cut logs to South Gardiner, and a series of weekend guests from Maine and Massachusetts. Funeral services were held for Millard Oliver at First Baptist Church with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery. A sermon on The Good Fight of Faith is slated for Memorial Sunday at First Baptist, and a Girls Scouts gathering is noted with community leaders.

Frank Osborn New York West Georgetown Ruth Hinckley Fortis Leonard Bangor Martha Bowen South Gardiner Alfred J. Rowe Clayton Bath Augusta Rowe Arthur E. Brown Wellesley Hills Mass Kennebec Point First Baptist Church Millard Oliver Vernon Gray Five Islands F. Ma Hovey Sangha Evelyn Taylor Auburn L. F. Playse Massachusetts Indian Point Grace Ward Stevens Topsham Mr. Telley John R. Blackie George E. Smith Sagadahoc Bay Brunswick Hospital Gilbert Gunnel Waltham League Pigee B. H. Woodside Roy M. Newman Harry Horne William Diamont H. H. Carlson Women’s Christian Temperance Union Calvin Kimball Boy Scouts of Bath Georgetown North Adams Mas Josiah Henry Brown Bertha Mabel Sholes Shaw Street West Newton

Maine Poultrymen Field Day at Aspatook Farm

A Maine field day for poultrymen will be held at Aspatook Farm in Winterport on Friday June 17. The event is sponsored by the Extension Service and Farm Bureaus of Hancock Waldo Penobscot Piscataquis and Somerset counties.

Winterport Farm Bureau Maine Aspatook Charles C. Clements

University of Maine opens summer session on July 5

All arrangements are finalized for the summer session of the University of Maine set to begin July 5 and conclude August 12. The schedule outlines courses and enrollment windows for returning and new students.

Suinnes Seshor University of Maine

State Joins County in Offer of Reward

Sheriff Albert Henderson announced a $150 reward for Ezra L. Witham, wanted for an alleged murderous assault on Irving F. Beach in East Bowdoinham May 14. The stolen Pontiac car, found near Montreal, is tied to the escape and blood evidence suggests a severe hand injury.

Albert Henderson Ezra L. Witham Bowdoinham Irving F. Beach Brunswick East Bowdoin Witham Montreal Can Kelley Henderson Beach East Bowdoinham Sagadahoc Canada Sagadahcc Superior Court

Forty Four Years Wed for Mr and Mrs White

Mr and Mrs William H White of this city marked their 44th wedding anniversary on a day of work and family memories. He has for years been manager and treasurer at the Farnham Co inc and she helps with housework while both remain active in the West Bath grange and local religious and fraternal circles.

William H. White Bedford Street C. L. Farnham Co., Inc Elm Street Jordan Nancy Cok White Annie P. Estey Moses and Jane Morehouse Estey Hill Lisbon Falls Mr. White Ernest Seattle Wash Saskatchewan Can Maine Massachusetts White West Bath Grange Bath Camp Modern Woodmen of America Acadia Lodge Knights of Pythias West Harpswell Baptist Church Esther J Olney C. Perry Morse High School

Wilson Barrows Wedding Performed May 20

Lew Arthur Wilson son of Howard Wilson of Augusta and Rena Barrows daughter of Mr and Mrs George E Barrows of Brunswick wed with Rev William R Wood officiating May 20 per Augusta city clerk records.

Lew Arthur Wilson Howard Wilson Augusta Rena Barrows George E. Barrows Brunswick William R. Wood Augusta City

Five Islands News Briefs Include Engagement and Social News

Five Islands announces the engagement of Phyllis Jeanette to Roy Adair Clark son of Dr and Mrs R R Clark of Newport News Virginia. The column notes visitors include Miss Alice Cromwell from Boston and various weekend guests at cottages and farms. Millard Oliver dies after illness at Gray home. funeral at Georgetown Center cemetery with services held Sunday.

Phyllis Jeanette Roy Adair Clark R. R. Clark Newport News Alice Cromwell Boston Boston Bible Training School C. H. Minchen Baton F. M. Reed Bath Seguinland Mina Wilson Olive Hope Augusta Alton Reed Winnegance Elsworth Pinkham Cleveland Rowe Bay Point Five Islands Mary Cote Charles Davis Percy MacGilvrey Ada MacGilvrey Clara Hinckley Portland Portland Passed the Weekend With Relatives. Ladies’ Aid Grange Hall Mattie B. MacMahan Villa Stevens Luva Gray Eugenia Freeman Velia Rowe Isabelle Savage D. L. Howard Roy Clark New York D. R. Stevens Millard Oliver Vernon Gray Georgetown Center

Card of Thanks from Millard Oliver family

We thank neighbors friends and relatives for sympathy and floral tributes after our bereavement. Mr and Mrs Vernon Gray and family Millard Oliver Five Islands Me May 25 1932.

Vernon Gray Millard Oliver Five Islands

Three Charter Members Attend Pine Tree Circle Anniversary

Mrs. Mary Gallant, Mrs. Josephine Cavanaugh, and Mrs. Ethel Parshley, the circle's original charter members, joined 12 other members for a 27th anniversary banquet at the Colonial cafe before moving to the Bath Opera House. The group included long-serving officers Mary Murphy and Nellie Johnson, among others, with the circle founded May 17, 1905 and new officers elected January 8.

Mary Gallant Josephine Cavanaugh Ethel Parshley Pine Tree Circle Colonial Cafe Bath Opera House Mary Murphy Nellie Johnson Victoria Avery Mildred Avery Madelyn Milliken Harriet Coyle Alice Tracey Jane Murphy Lillian Taft Carrie Denham Elizabeth Colby Minnie Ball Jennie Farrin Etta Gallant Mary F. Murphy Ida Matthews Mary Milliken Theresa Dunton

Rotary lunch hears Edward E. Chase on prohibition

Hon. Edward E. Chase of Cape Elizabeth spoke to the Bath Rotary Club at Hotel Phoenix on his bid for the Republican nomination in Maine’s First District. He argued prohibition fails its aims, cites crime and costs, and suggests tax revenue if liquor were legalized. Ellis Aldrich and Arthur Sewall attended as guests.

Bath Ellis Aldrich Brunswick Rotary Club Arthur Sewall

Lifesaving flight brings ill child to care in Rockland

Captain William H. Wincapaw of Penobscot Bay aviation rescued Clarence Howard's five year old daughter from Eagle Island. A motorboat from the island carried word to North Haven where a sister notified Maine Air Transportation in Rockland. They departed at eight and by 8.30 the child received medical treatment likely saving her life.

William H. Wincapaw Penobscot Bay O. R. Lawry

Leap year dance charms Rockland seniors at Country Club

A group of Rockland high school girls hosted a leap year party Wednesday evening at the Country Club with 35 couples. Merton Haskell's orchestra played as girls asked dances and escorted partners, with Mr. and Mrs. O G Kalloch supervising and hosting.

Rockland Merton Haskell O. G. Kalloch

Morse Graduation Exercises Scheduled for June 15

Morse high school will hold the class of 1932 graduation on June 15 with musical selections. Honor students include valedictorian James W. Temple and salutatorian Carol E. Stevens among four honor parts. Essay contest winners and musicians are announced, with solos by Kathaleen Leonard and instrumental pieces by Louise Calderwood and Edith Mackinnon. Newell Wilson, class president, will deliver the class oration.

Morse High James W. Temple William B. Temple Hinckley Street Carol E. Stevens Hiram T. Sevens Ada Y. Greenblatt S'omen K. Greenblatt Washington Street Marjorie BE. Palmer John T. Palmer Marshall Avenue Mary Kenney Russell L. Kenney Bath Street Irene L. Lawrence Ibra K. Lawrence Arrowsie Eyay Christine McCourt Walter J. McCourt Phippsburg Jeanette Shackford Roy F. Shackford Turner's Court Richard H. Haskell Bert H. Haskell Grove Careet Eldert L. Norton Arthur C. Norton High Street Kathaleen Leonard Gerge R

Auburn Police Unveil Self-Purchased Uniforms For Officers

Lewiston residents can view Auburn police uniforms on display daily. Each officer paid for his own uniform while the city provided new badges and caps to accompany the attire.

Lewiston Auburn

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