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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1932

Page

5

Bath People and Friends Marry Navy Officer to Samoa

Capt George B Landenberger USN has been named governor of American Samoa and will sail June 3 from San Francisco. He married Bath resident Miss Helen Moody who lived here years with her mother and brother before moving to Portland. The couple has military postings in China and the Canal Zone prior to Samoa assignment.

George B. Landenberger American Samoa Bath Helen Moody Miss Moody George Moody George B. Moody U. S. S. Arkansas Fifteenth Naval District Canal Zone Samoa San Francisco

Scouts Headed to Lewiston Jamboree by Car

Saturday morning Cal vin Kimball led a group of Boy Scouts including Guysbert Vroom Jr Otis Smith Thornton Henderson James Temple Linwood Temple Edward Fraser Maynard McFadden Kendall Chaney Alfred Gallant Wilfred Gaudet Haviland Chaney Clifton Jewett William Owen Archie Trainor toward Lewiston for the jamboree.

Calvin Kimball Lewiston Guysbert B. Vroom Jr Otis Smith Thornton Henderson James Temple Linwood Temple Edward Fraser Maynard McFadden Kendall Lord Linwood F. Carr, Jr Theryl Robbins Walter Rogers Clifford Varney Elmer Avery Robert Feere Ralph Card Lowell Chaney Kenneth Chaney Alfred Gallant Wilfred Gaudet Haviland Chaney Clifton Jewett William Owen Joseph Dinsmore John Shaughnessy Archie Trainor Kimball William Temple Henry W. Owen Jr Linweed F. Carr Helen Shaughnessy Otis N. E. Card

Freida May Legard Born to Mr and Mrs Forrest C Legard

Freida May Legard is the name given to the daughter born May 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Forrest C. Legard of 108 Bedford Terrace.

Freida May Legard Mrs. Forrestc. Legard Bedford «Tre

Commander Eaton to Move to Riverton New Jersey

Commander and Mrs Philip B Eat depart Bath for Riverton New Jersey where they will reside for a year. He will supervise two new Coast Guard boats at John H Mathis Co Cooper's Point Camden plant after previously assisting Bath Iron Works. Friends in Bath regret their departure.

Philip B. Eaton Riverton N. J Eaton Bath United States Coast Guard Bath Iron Works Corp Cooper's Point John H. Mathis Co Camden

Webb Family Heads to Boston After Bath Visit

Mrs. Stuart W. Webb and her daughter Miss Eleanor Webb of New York City left Thursday for Boston after spending a week in Bath as guests of Loyall F. Sewall of Washington street. They will stay a few days in Boston before returning home.

George W. Lane, Jr Lewston Bates Danville Lane Clifton D. Gray Alida Gray Elsie Mowry Elizabeth D. McGrath Eugene McGrath Washington Street Stuart W. Webb New York City Loyall F. Sewall Mr. Webb Eleanor Webb Boston Bath Sumner Sewall Alexandra David Small Point

Bonney Family Welcomes Son in Brunswick Hospital

A seven pound boy named Thomas Tarbox Bonney was born Thursday evening at 8.07 in Brunswick hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Orvis W. Bonney of Boston. The infant is named after the late Dr. Thomas Tarbox of Providence, R I, and Mr. Bonney works in the U S Railway Mail Service. The Bonneys recently visited Bonnie Brook East Brunswick with Mrs. Weston L. Bonney. Maud B. West of Winthrop, secretary of the Maine Republican State committee, visited Bath Friday.

Brunswick Hospital Orvis W. Bonney Boston Thomas Tarbox Bonney Thomas Tarbox Providence R. I Bonney U. S. Railway Mail Service Weston L. Bonney Bonnie Brook East Brunswick Maud B. West of Winthrop The Maine Republican State Committee Bath

Pine Tree Girl Scouts Hold Friday Meeting at Legion Hall

Pine Tree troop No. 1 with 27 members gathered in the American Legion hall Friday afternoon. Ruth W. Henry public health nurse taught first aid to scouts preparing for their second class test while others learned the code. Pa patrol, opening exercises and a good night circle completed the afternoon, followed by a Court of Honor session.

Pine Tree Troop American Legion Hall Ruth W. Henry Court of Honor

Louis Silverman Recovering After Emergency Appendectomy

Louis Silverman rests comfortably at St Barnabas hospital in Portland after an emergency appendectomy in the early hours Sunday. Mrs Silverman, formerly Ruth Mikels, is in Portland with him.

Louis Silverman St. Barnabas Hospital Portland Mrs. Silverman Ruth Mikels

Supper Party Hosts Friends After Portland Outing

Miss Henrietta McDougall of 13 Walker Street entertained a group of friends with a Thursday supper party then motored to Portland. Attending were Alice, Geneva and Genevieve Mallett, Virginia Rines, Elizabeth Sullivan, Edwina Thornton, and Isabelle and Margaret McInnis.

Henrietta McDougall Walker Street Portland Alice, Geneva Genevieve Mallett Virginia Rines Elizabeth Sullivan Edwina Thornton Isabelle Margaret McInnis

Miss Petlock returns to Center Street Market duties

Miss Marcia L. Petlock of 22 Franklin Street returned Friday evening from Boston where she had been for a few days. She resumed duties Saturday in the Center Street Meat Market at 51 Center Street.

Marcia L. Petlock Franklin Street Boston Center Street

Navy officer returns home after visit to Portsmouth

Lieut. Commander Edward J. Fitzgerald U S N. returned Friday afternoon to the Portsmouth Navy Yard after visiting several days with his mother Mrs. John E. Fitzgerald at 900 Washington street. He enjoyed several rounds of golf at the Country club during his stay.

Edward J. Fitzgerald Portsmouth Navy Yard John E. Fitzgerald Washington Street

Lighthouse inspector Jenkins tours Bath for tender Hickory build

L Culver Jenkins, inspector of light houses for the 3rd district, spent a week in Bath inspecting the construction of the light house tender Hickory to be built by Bath Iron Works Corp. Mr and Mrs W Stanley Hunter of Auburn, formerly of Bath, with Mrs M L Hackett and Mrs Harry Ford of Auburn, attended Bath observances Friday evening marking the 32nd annual past patrons and past patrons night.

L. Culver Jenkins Bath Bath Iron Works Corp W. Stanley Hunter Auburn M. L. Hackett Harry Ford

Miss Norton Visits Port for Weekend Stay

Miss Lillian Norton of Washington passed the weekend in Port and enjoyed local sights and hospitality. Her visit highlighted the town’s friendly welcome and weekend activities available to travelers.

Lillian Norton Washington Port

Charles Miller Returns After Boston Visit

Charles Miller spent a week in Boston and Dor-Mass with friends and attended the sophomore prom at Priginons Teacher's College in the Statler Hotel.

Charles Miller Boston Dor Mass Priginons Teacher's College Statler Hotel

Mrs Karcher Jackson and Mrs Desmond Visit Naugatuck

Mrs Karcher S Jackson and Mrs Eugene M Desmond have returned from a week in Naugatuck Connecticut where they were guests of Dr and Mrs William E Hill.

Karcher S. Jackson Eugene M. Desmond Naugatuck, Conn William E. Hill

Maine Writers' Research Club Accepts New Members

Miss Mary Pelham Hill of Topsham was accepted as a member at a Dewitt hotel Lewiston meeting Friday. Two others presented by Miss Rose D. Nealley were also accepted. Members voted to make August meeting an outing and to notify members with arrears. nonresponse means membership expiry.

Mary Pelham Hill Topsham Maine Writers’ Research Club Dewitt Hotel Lewiston Rose D. Nealley

Birth of Mildred Elizabeth Dough ty to Mr and Mrs Doughty

Mr and Mrs Raymond Doughty celebrate the birth of a daughter on May 14. The baby is named Mildred Elizabeth Doughty, and Mrs Doughty is formerly Miss Laura Warner of 221 Middle Street.

Raymond Doughty Mildred Elizabeth Doughty Doughty Laura Warner Middle Street

Alumni nurses host social at Mrs Small's home

Mrs Ralph Small Mrs Madelyn Hartnett and Miss Phyllis Gilpatrick entertained the City hospital alumni nurses with a monthly social at Mrs Small's home 20 Andrews road. Prize winners were Mrs Kathleen Hart first Miss Ethel Blake second Miss Estella Bowden third. The annual banquet will be in June at New Meadows Inn.

Ralph Small Madelyn Hartnett Phyllis Gilpatrick City Hospital

Mr and Mrs Avery Move to Andrews Road Home

Mr and Mrs Charles Avery, after living on Cobb road for weeks, relocated to 11 Andrews road. They occupy a house owned by Caldwell S Phillips of Melrose Highlands Massachusetts.

Charles Avery Cobb Road Andrews Road Caldwell S. Phillips Melrose Highlands Mass

Saco Public Schools Exhibit Set for June 2 at Burns School

The annual exhibition of manual training domestic science art and penmanship in Saco public schools will be held at the Clementine K Burns school on Thursday June 2 from two to five and seven to nine. Miss Arabelle M Lord teacher of art and penmanship is a daughter of Lt and Mrs John A Lord of 50 Pear Street.

Saco Public Schools Clementine K. Burns Arabelle M. Lord John A. Lord Pear Street

Portas Girl Alice Elizabeth Born in Bath

Birth records show Alice Elizabeth Portas born May 12 at Bath City hospital to Mr. and Mrs. George Raymond Portas of 148 Water Street. City Clerk John W. Gilmore filed the return Thursday.

John W. Gilmore Bath City Hospital George Raymond Portas Water Street Alice Elizabeth Portas

Boy Hurt in Fall From Bicycle Confined to Grandparents’ Home

Bobby Carver son of Mr and Mrs Roscoe L Carver is confined to the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert W Oliver 1176 High street due to injuries from a bicycle fall.

Bobby Carver Roscoe L. Carver Robert W. Oliver High Street

Local Socials Report Weekend Moves Across Town

Mrs. Davis Hatch returns home on Green street after a Needham visit with son Davis Hatch Jr. and Mrs. Hatch. Joseph L. O'Brien attends the 14th annual May ball at Russell hall Gorham Normal school. Vincent C. Nichols and his mother Marion Nichols depart for Buffalo after cyclone visits. Harold Phinney of Gloucester visits Popham with Coast Guard ties. Edward Stiness of Providence arrives to stay with Mrs. Byron F. Barker in Washington street.

Davis Hatch Green Street Needham Mass Davis Hatch, Jr Hatch Mrs. Hatch Babh Joseph L. O’brien High Street Russell Hall Gorham Normal School

Mr and Mrs Hart Visitor Joins Gorham Couple in City

J Edward Fitzgerald of Gorham New Hampshire traveled to the city on Sunday to bring back his wife to be Ina Hart who had been spending two weeks in town with her parents Mr and Mrs John Hart at 13 Franklin Street.

Jeanette Shackford Roy Shackford Birch Point Bath Ruth Powers Ruth Dale Bertha Lord Catherine Hooper Frederick Hart Elwood Legard Alfred McCabe Alfred Parks John Greene J. Edward Fitzgerald Gorham N. H Fitzgerald Ina Hart John Hart Franklin Street

Mrs Johnson Visits Daughter in New Bedford

Mrs John M Johnson returns from New Bedford Massachusetts where her daughter Mrs Mary MacIlven fell ill but is improving. Mrs MacIlven plans to visit her mother in the city as soon as she is able.

John M. Johnson New Bedford Mass Mary MacIlven

Emmons Couple's Family Drive to Fairfield Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Emmons with daughter Catherine H. Emmons and Miss Bernice M. Carr drove to Fairfield on Sunday in a short family outing.

Fred P. Emmons Catherine H. Emmons Bernice M. Carr Fairfield

Portland Congress candidate honored at York County luncheon

Hon Edward E Chase of Portland was guest of honor at a Friday noon luncheon hosted by Loyall F Sewall at his 963 Washington street home. Chase seeks the new congressional district covering York Cumberland Sagadahoc and Oxford counties and runs on a wet platform against incumbent Carroll L Beedy.

Edward E. Chase Portland Loyall F. Sewall Washington Street Mr. Chase York Cumberland Sagadahoc Oxford Carroll L. Beedy

Bath Residents Suffer Injuries In Local Accidents

Mrs James E French slipped at her Berry s Mill road West Bath last week and was removed to City hospital with a broken left hip. Clifton Morong son of Alonzo Morong keeper of Popham Beach light broke a rib when tipped over in a wheelbarrow during play. Mrs L Houghton Kimball and Mrs Samuel A Kimball of Boston plan to visit Bath May 31 for the summer.

Susan Beardsley Beacon Street Church City Hospital James E. French Berry's Mill Road West Bath L. Houghton Kimball Samuel A. Kimball Boston Bath Clifton Morong Alonzo Morong Popham Beach

Crosmans and Sprague Visit in Boston Amid Illness

Mr and Mrs Harry W Crosman and David Sprague mentored to Boston Sunday where they passed the day with Mrs George Moses formerly Miss Cynthia Crosman who has been ill the last two weeks.

Harry W. Crosman David Sprague Boston George Moses Cynthia Crosman

Morse relative visits as Coast Guard member stationed in Gloucester

Ernest Morse of Gloucester formerly of Popham Beach visited Sunday with his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Greydon Morse of Popham Base Seven Gloucester Mass. Morse serves in the U S Coast Guard Service stationed at Base Seven Gloucester Massachusetts.

Harold Phinney Gloucester Mass Popham Phinney Coast Guard Ernest Morse Popham Beach Greydon Morse Mr. Morse U. S. Coast Guard Service Base Seven

Delegates Melvin Comeau and Edward Murphy Head to Portland

Melvin Comeau and Edward J Murphy left Monday for Portland to attend the State convention of the Knights of Columbus as delegates. Sessions are scheduled for Monday and Tuesday.

Melvin Comeau Edward J. Murphy Portland The Knights of Clumbu

Hill Couple Heads to Belvidere to Visit Mother-in-Law

Mr and Mrs Roland F Hill depart from Lincoln Street for Belvidere New Jersey to visit Mrs Hill's mother Mrs Pauline Kilian who recently broke her leg after slipping on a rug Mrs Hill will stay several weeks while Mr Hill remains only a few days

Roland F. Hill Lincoln Street Belvidere N. J

Brownell Returns Home After Boston Visit

Robert Brownell returned to his Cobb road home following a brief Boston trip to attend a sales meeting of the Brown-Wales Co., where he serves as a representative.

Robert Brownell Cobb Road Boston The Brown-Wales Co

Liable to Get Hitched Lena Abelon to Wed Fred Palais

Invitations are issued for the marriage of Miss Lena Abelon of Brunswick to Fred Palais of Portland on Sunday afternoon June 19 at 4 30 in La Reine hotel Old Orchard Beach The couple are announced by their families Mr and Mrs Louis Abelon and Mrs G Palais with other local social notes included such as visits by Mr Elisha Bridges and Marion Bridges of Portland and remarks on relatives in Maine and abroad.

Jane Hyde Mary Sewall Waynfiete Latin School Portland Barbara Woodruff Phoebe Nichols Pauline Herring Waynfiete Elmhurst Stone House Lena Abelon Louis Abelon Brunswick Fred Palais G. Palais la Reine Hotel Old Orchard Beach

Paine Family Road Trip Plans Mention Sebago Lake Visit

Philip Paine of High Street travels to Montreal for a brief visit with his sister Mrs. Meee tor. He will then head to Bath with her and spend the latter part of the week at the Paine summer home by Sebago Lake for several days.

Philip Paine High Street Montreal

Mrs Parse of Searsport Dies After Short Illness

Mrs. William Parse of Searsport passes away after a brief illness. She has been in the West for nearly a year visiting relatives and friends in Daniel and Laramie, Wyoming, Denver and Chicago with her sister in Washington Street.

William Parse Searsport Hister Williams Washington Street Parse West Daniel and Laramie Wyo Denver Chicago

Patricia Annase Miss Whitehouse speaks at district superintendents meeting

Miss Patricia Annouse Whitehouse daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Whitehouse spoke at a district superintendents meeting held Tuesday evening with twenty two superintendents present. She is a senior at Eastern State Normal and will graduate this June after Morse High School class of 1929.

Patricia Ann Itehouse Edward T. Whitehouse Center Street Eastern State Normal School Castine Miss Whitehouse Morse High School Eastern State Normal

University of Maine social season features spring parties

Donald W. Ring's committee role at Alpha Tau Omega dance accompanies six fraternities hosting annual Spring house parties this weekend. Mrs. Edward Sewall hosts a contract club. several families plan trips and visits to Boston Fitchburg Haverhill and Five Islands as summer homes open.

Donald W. Ring Harry E. Ring Wash‘Qurn Street Alpha Tau Omega University of Maine

Maine Women Plan June Union Meeting Subjects

Mrs. John Hunter of Freeport president of the Maine Progressive Union announced plans for the next Maine Progressive Union meeting in Freeport on Wednesday June 8 with Maine as the subject. Speakers include Mrs. Henry W Webb of Lincoln County Union and University of Maine extension staff.

John Hunter Freeport Maine Progressive Union Charles R. Farnham Hunter Maine Henry W. Webb Lincoln County Union University of Maine Extension Department Winnegance Progressive Club Lisbon Women’s Club of Women of

Machias Candidate Recalled Ties to Lumber Industry

Alfred K. Ames of Machias, a Republican gua nomination candidate, recalls Bee ranking the late Albert Shaw as a close friend. Mrs Shaw's father Milton G. Shaw aided him in the lumber industry. Miss Alice B. Ramsay substitutes at H T Passmore & Co due to Miss Mary E Campbell's illness confinement at home.

Alfred K. Ames Machias Hhe City Albert Shaw Shaw Milton G. Shaw eSieeeenee H.T. Passmore & Coi Mary E. Campbe

City News and Local Events Highlights

City Circle marks 274th anniversary with long-serving officers Mrs Edward J. Miarory and Mrs John M. Johnson noted for 27 and seven years as financial secretary and treasurer respectively Fire destroys a chicken house at Mere Brook insured for 1000 dollars and no house damage at Clappison home Engine 4 responds. Brunswick Rotarians hear Rep Henry C. Wright on Russia trip and other notices cover Christmas Seal sales by counties and local community meetings including Nequasset Farm Bureau event details.

Ping Tree Circle Edward J. Miarory John M. Johnson Pred Roberts Fickett Mere Brook Brunswick

Local Society Notes Highlight Bath Area Visits and Ivy Week

Mrs. Lincoln Houdlette sails Sagadahoc to visit Wiscasset friends while C A MacMahan tourers return from Massachusetts. Newton Centre guests arrive for holidays with Mr. Carr's family as NYU student Margaret Mackinnon heads home. Ivy Day events at Bowdoin include dances, picnics, and three plays with Bowdoin Bates baseball game.

Lincoln Houdlette Sagadahoc Ferry Wiscasset C. A. MacMahan Five Islands Massachusetts Connecticut Donnell M Carr and Son Donnell, Jr Newton Centre Mass Charles Carr Andrews Road Margaret Mackinnon New York University Norman J. Mackinnon Washington Street John Leutritz New York City Bath Donald B. Wilson University of Maine Orono William B. Skelton Lewiston Arthur J. Dunton James S. Lowell South End P. T. A Ivan A. Trueworthy Edgar Oliver William Furber William Hatch Hart Lillian Fisher Arthur C. Lemont Roscoe P. McFadden McFadden Ways and Means Carroll A. Deering N. Gratz Jackson J. Albert Redlon William H. Small Mary Newell Margaret Huse Geraldine Stott Woolwich Bowdoin’ College Newell Theta Delta Chi Winthrop Lake Cobbesseecontee Bowdoin Bates Sargent Gymnasium Duke Ellingewood

Mrs Cary Hosts Musical Society Evening Recital

Mrs Cary hosted Musicaux members at First United Church for a May recital featuring opera excerpts and piano pieces. Performers included Mrs Hath Cary Edney Norton McPherson with piano solos and vocal duets, a ladies quartet, and a quintet from various works.

Wick Musicaux Cary Edney Albie Lucantoni M Norton McPherson Frei.Hoe Sakoa Howard White Sand George Roberts Fay Footer Hatch Mr. M.pheron Mimi Piu Non Turni LMG Cree Lereles O Nestess Dearest Ramzay and Mrs. Albee O'S Stossel Schubert Watson Rossini Mmes. Holman, Sturtevant, Cary and Tce Mr. McPherson At Piano A. O Sainte Medaille Faust Ate Gounod al Figaroear Reece Mozart Mr. Ramsay di Che Fulgo Mmes Hatch and Sturtevant Messrs Ramsay

Seven Cases Docketed for Saga dahoc Superior Court

Seven cases sit on the June term docket of Saga dahoc Superior Court to convene Tuesday June 7 with Associate Justice George L. Emery presiding. Four are criminal and three civil including Bath residents Wilbur D. Pottle and Julius F. Berg and Bath resident Frank DeFreitas in liquor and drunken driving matters, plus Paul Savage appealing from a larceny-related sentence. Civil tax suits from Georgetown, filed by assessors Leon Earle Hagan Orville F. Rowe and Harry H. Heald, seek $74.78 $21.09 and $42.55 respectively with hearings following Bath municipal court actions.

Sagadahoc Frank DeFreitas Bath Auburn Paul Savage South Windham Men's Reformatory Morse High School Georgetown Joseph G. Stevens Flavilla E. Stevens Thomas Moulton John J. Keegan

Ames Campaigner Ames Views Lumber History In Bath Visit

Republican governor hopeful Ames toured Bath on Tuesday en route to Damariscotta to present his lumber industry moving pictures. A former Maine senator from Washington county, he shared wood industry insights from drive to ship and hopes to cover Piscataquis and Aroostook counties before the June 20 primary. He runs a lone campaign with broad but loose support.

Alfred K. Ames Machias Bath Damariscotta Rotary Club Mr. Ames Maine Washington County Piscataquis Aroostook Ames Sintece

Bates College Eriecs Present Final WOSH Series

A Bates College group offered the last 7 WOSH program in a series, titled Pat Bunny one as a 730. The splendid program was arranged by Valery Burati, class of 1932.

Bates College Eriecs Pat Bunny Valery Burati

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