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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1935

Page

7

Captain James E Perkins Dies Sudden at 638

Captain James E Perkins a longtime Kennebec River steamboat leader died suddenly of a heart attack Monday night at his East Boothbay home after retirement. Born at Popham Beach, he rose from towboat work to command vessels including Percy V and El Dorado, later managing Popham Beach Steamboat Co. He wife Sybil Stevens survives along with other relatives.

James E. Perkin Kennesey Bath Popham Beach Eat Boothbay Perkins Eastern Steamboat Co Jimmy Virginia Kelley, Spear Co J. Arthur Stevens Kennebec Samoset Steamboat Co Bath-Boothbay Harbor Sybil Stevens Adelbert F. Williams Augusta John H. Stacey Nathaniel Perkins

Catholic Pilgrimage at Calvary Cemetery Honors Dead

Catholics of Bath hold Memorial Day open air service at Calvary Cemetery near graves of former priests Rev John O'Brien and Rev Richard C Phelan. Rev Ludger Melancon to officiate. Rev Timothy C Maney to say two early Masses at St Marys church 530 and 730 with St Marys choir. Also notes new Sunday mass schedule at St Marys 630 230 1030 and a visit by Mr and Mrs Peter Gagnon returning from Lewiston.

Calvary Cemetery Bath Ludger Melancon Timothy C. Maney St. Mary’s Church St. Mary's John O'Brien Richard C. Phelan

Stera-Kleen Denture Cleaner Promises Easy Care

A new denture cleaner Stera-Kleen claims laboratory and clinical approval with daily use removing stains tartar and film harmlessly. It requires no brushing or handling of dentures and cleans inaccessible areas. Available in 30c and 60c sizes at A Hallet & Co The Rexall Store Bath with a money back guarantee.

A. Hallet & Co Rexall Bath

Mother and Daughter Banquet Glows at Beacon Street Vestry

Beacon Street M. E. church vestry hosted a Dike PTA Mother and Daughter banquet drawing about 125 attendees. Pink and white blossoms, roses, and snapdragons decorated the tables as Mrs. Hermon W. Crocker presided and Miss Alta Reed spoke on teaching and family values.

Beacon Street M. E. Church Dike Hermon W. Crocker Warren F. Hawley John M. Howe Muriel H. Howe Alta Reed Bowdoin College Kentucky Daniel J. Perry Samuel Morse Frank H. Reinohhl Archie Wishart Walter Elliott Carl B. Swanton L. H. Cooper Charles F. MacDonald, Jr Alfred Bucknam Charles T. Henderson E. Mason Wright Ralph P

Crowning Ceremony at St. Marys Church Queen of the May

A May crowning at St Marys Church featured a 100-child Sunday school procession to the shrine of the Blessed Mother. Ruth Lemoine, an eighth grader, received the crown for not missing daily Mass in May, with Rita Jenkins and Alice Babine as attendants.

St. Mary’s Church Ladies of the Sodality Sisters of Mercy St. Mary's Church Rita Jenkins Alice Babine Timothy C. Maney Ludger Melancton

Cosmopolitan Singing Club Elects Officers For New Year

The Cosmopolitan Singing Club held its annual supper and business meeting in the club house. Officers reelected include Mr. Leroy F. Colby president Miss Alice F. Johnson secretary treasurer and Miss G Eunice Whittall secretary treasurer. The club reports 18 active members with an average attendance of 13 and has staged several social events and performances since its start in October 1934.

Cosmopolitan’ Singing Club Cosmopolitan Club House Leroy F. Colby Alice F. Johnson G. Eunice Whittall Johnson Singing Club Colby Myrtle Lodge Cosmopolitan Club Dramatic Club Mother Club Cosmopolitan Singing Club

Mitchell School surprise program delights with music and ice

Grade III at Mitchell School staged a radio style surprise program for teacher Miss Anne M Thompson on Friday afternoon. Donald Williams announced with Eve lyne L Donnell aiding. After the show the students enjoyed ice cream and cookies.

Mitchell School Anne M. Thompson Donald Williams Evelyne L. Donnell Richard Godfrey Paul Hurd Marjorie Knight Madelyn Oliver Butterfly Forrest Drake Dale Harper Thomas Staples Alice Mitchell Violet McCorrer Mother’s Garden Deletra Hill Louise Hart Barbara Tibbetts Arthur Pierce Richard Godfrew

Mann Reelected Maine Letter Carriers Leader

Edward J. M Mann of Bath was reelected president of the Maine State Association of the National Letter Carriers at its annual convention in Pittsfield. Dwil nal Cornish of Bath served on the credentials committee with Bath attendees Oscar Taneiuay Edward N. Harnett Cyril Varney and John Gillespie.

Edward J. M.mann Bath Maine National Associationf Pittsfield Dwinal Cornish Oscar Taneiuay Edward N. Harnett Cyril Varney John Gillespie

Trial Testimony Delayed in Eaton Malicious Trespass Case

Harold Eaton of Phippsburg pleads guilty to cutting trees on Dr. Walter Keyes’s land at Sebasco Estates and is granted a continued hearing as prosecutors seek two more defendants. Eaton says others also cut timber and admits six to seven trees were used for firewood. Dr. Keyes seeks stronger protection, contending the act is as serious as stealing property.

Harold Eaton Phippsburg Walter A. Keyes New York City Sebasco Estates John J. Keegan Sheriffs’ Department Eaton Warren Gilliam Fred Simpson Dr. Keyes

Junior Prize Speaking Contest at Coombs High School

Frances Read won first place in Bowdoinham Coombs high school Junior Prize Speaking Contest with Roger Landry second and Gertrude Robinson third. Judges were Leon Spinney Paul Jack and Miss Pearl Raymond. A dance followed with Gene's Syncopators and Betty Wilson supervised student training. Local social and town news follow including visits, farm sales, and Memorial Day events.

Chester Purington Frances Read Roger Landry Gertrude Robinson Leon Spinney Brunswick Paul Jack Richmond Pearl Raymond Bowdoinham Gene Betty Wilson

Bath Times urges highway between Rockland and Brunswick

The Bath Times calls for a proper Maine highway linking Rockland and Brunswick, noting the ten mile stretch causes tourists and business travelers much hardship. The Highway Commission began rebuilding last year and is expected to press on per its plans and surveys. Wise Owl Girl Scouts met at Dead Horse with 17 present to plan Memorial Day marching and parade participation.

Rockland Courier-Gazette Bath Times Brunswick Maine Highway Commission Wise Owl Dead Horse Morse High School Soldiers’ Monument Wilmer I. Voorhees

Bath Brunswick road project hinges on funds request

Bath residents press for a new straight Bath to Brunswick highway citing dangerous sections and toll bridge revenue. Chief Engineer Barrows replies that federal aid funds and Public Works allocations must be approved before any construction can begin.

Bath Brunswick Lucius D. Barrows State Highway Commission Pred W. Quimby Republican City Committee Highway Commission Quimby Cook's Corner Barrows Bath Road Cook’s Corner

Colonial Field Day At Sebasco Attended By Forty

About 40 members and guests took part in the Colonial club golf tournament at Shore Acres Sebasco. Dave Mullin won low gross in class A and Dr H T Caverly captured low net. Fred Thompson led class B in low gross with William Adams low net, while Eddie Ramsey held class C low gross and John Levyn low net. Nine holes morning dinner afternoon play. sweaters and golf balls awarded, with Ed win Andrews, H T Caverly, Horace Morse, and Edward Sewall in charge.

Colonial Club Shore Acres Sebasco Dave Mullin H. T. Caverly Fred Thompson William Adams Eddie Ramsey Low Gross John Levyn Mullin Caverly Thompson Adams Ramsey Levyn Edwin Andrews Horace Morse Edward Sewall Low Lowgross Edwin Ramsey Lownet John Levya

Poppy Day Prizes Awarded by American Legion Auxiliary

Ruth Shellenbarger won first prize two dollars for Poppy Day sales, with Alice Hogan and Isabelle King taking second and third. The event, chaired by Mrs. Charles E. Snow, honored veterans and thanked Senter's Inc. and Hallet's drug store for support. Net proceeds fell to about one third of last year.

Ruth Shellenbarger Alice Hogan Isabelle King Roland Smith No. 21 American Legion Auxiliary Miss Shellenbarger Barbara Hopkins William Freeman, Jr Mary Ellanor Donnell Nancy Fitzgerald John Dunlap Jane Fitzgerald Patricia Sewall Connie Movin Jane Stevens Charles E. Snow Bertram Willis Bernard Pratt J. Parker Crosby Ralph Gay Edward A. Rowe Walter M. Hill William R. Freeman Senter'’s Inc Hallet

Prayers for Harold Pecci infant dies

Prayers were offered Wednesday afternoon for Frederick Harold Pecci ten days old son of Mr and Mrs Fred Pecci of 4 Plant street who died Tuesday with Rev David L Wilson of Central church officiating.

Frederick Harold Pecci Fred Pecci Plant Street David L. Wilson Central Church

Renault to fight Castillo in main bout at Arcade arena

Lewiston welterweight star Jack Renault meets K. O. Castillo in the Friday main event at Arcade arena as Nick Mihalos presents a six round bout with a semi final pairing Cyclone Sawyer versus Young Audet of Waterville. The show also features four round bouts and a rematch bid by Audet.

Jack Renault Lewiston Paul Junior K. O. Castillo Arcade Arena Nick Mihalos Cyclone Sawyer Bath Young Audet Waterville Sawyer Cyclone Audet Castillo Tommy Rawson Boston Rawson Renault al McCoy Dynamite Lucier Jack Dempsey Shipping City Kisto Deschenes Brunswick College Town K. O. Tardiff Frisco Dick Young Quinton Tony Sansone Portland Young Saucier

Birth Day Celebration and Local notices in Bowdoinham Post Road

Richard Denham works at C Gil Browns garage Pauline Jenkins enjoys a summer day with her mother Mrs Harry Purington Evelyn Millay marks first birthday with 20 relatives and friends Malcolm family from Gardiner visited Chester Jack. District No 11 I O R M meets June 5 at Orrs Island. Deputy Albert J Gallant to Orrs Island tonight. Sasanoa tribe to meet Tuesday to plan large delegation to Orrs Island.

George Pratt Portland George Cutler Albert Henderson Bay Road Hunt Brunswick Stanton Frances Sprague Roger Robinson George Burns Paris Helen Britt Bartlett N. H Clara Fogg Alice Maxwell Otis Gray Bertha Gray Ruth Gray Leavitt Ray Douglas Bud Douglas Richmond Herbert Adams John Carter Bowdoin Center Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters Freeport Bowdoinham H. Emerson Akerley Bowdoinham Post Road Richard Denham C. Gil Brown Pauline Jenkins Harry Purington Evelyn Millay Ernest Millay Malcolm Gardiner Chester Jack Orr’s Island Albert J. Gallant

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