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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1934

Page

3

Drama traced through Athens to Broadway in Bath talk

Bath Rotary Club heard Sheldon Christian of Brunswick detail a comprehensive history of drama from Dionysius to modern stages. The talk used 80 colored slides and covered Greek origin, Roman changes, Byzantine preservation, medieval guild cycles, Elizabethan inn yards, and the evolution of proscenium and peep hole stages, ending with modern scenic realism and a 1914 masque spectacle in St. Louis.

Rotary Club Bath Rotary Club Hotel Phoenix Sheldon Christian Brunswick Athens Broadway William ©. Perkins Y.M.C.A Christian Dionysius Thrace Adrastus Sicyon Cleisthenes Mr. Christian Byzantium Europe Kristian Little Theatre-On-Wheels South Carolina St. Louis H. A. Huse City E. H. Littlefield Portland

Temporary outdoor divisions set for Pine Tree Girl Scouts

Pine Tree Troop No 1 of the Girl Scouts formed summer outdoor divisions at a YMCA headquarters meeting. The troop split into North East South West patrols with named leaders and members and planned outdoor hikes including a treasure hike on May 31 led by senior girls.

Pine Tree Troop Girl Scouts of America Y.M.C.A Mary Darrah Alice Coleman Madeline Jones Isabelle King Evelyn Nickerson Pauline Nickerson Martha Page Rachel Scott Lillian Goodwin Ellen Cyr Dorothy Durgan Phyllis Haggett Barbara Hopkins Barbara Kenney Priscilla Trott Dorothy Wing South Jane Stevens Doris Armstrong Barbara Freeman Anne King Marjorie McNeil Ruth Robinson Patricia Sewall Betty Watson West Virginia Davis Phyllis Darrah Beatrice Doble Eleanor Gasser Betty Howard Inez Kennerson Connie Morin Eleanor Wilson

Boy Delivers Gettysburg Address at Corliss Street Church

Loring E Hart nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Joseph T Hart of 502 High street delivered Lincoln's Gettysburg Address of November 19 1863 on Sunday morning at Corliss Street church. The youth who spoke at Sedgwick square dedication two years ago impressed the congregation with his delivery and has been asked by Rev Charles H Berry to speak again.

Loring E. Hart Joseph T. Hart High Street Lincoln Corliss Street Sedgwick Square Charles H. Berry Alice Minott Boston Commander Guysbert W. Broom Jennie Woodward Parker Head Village Dyer J. F. Leach Leach Leon Berry Corrine Berry Jamaica Plain Mass Miss Berry Miss Senter Phippsburg P. T.A Sweeney West Point Jay Daley Nellie Cutting Charles L. Stevens Henry Minott Will Percy Bath Charles Andre Andres Percy Andre Court Street George Ingalls Pomona Miss Bess Grace Dickinson Ralph Kenney Angie Purington West Coast Phippsburg Annie Bowker Jay Bowker Woburn Meadowbrook Stanley Hutchins Lynnbrook L. I Mattie Hutchins Greeves Maud Holbrook Walter Libby Adelia Bolton Portland James Perry Ernest Gibby Melrose Harry Gilmore Eleanor Brown Edward Breare Revere George Desper Oliver Aiken South Carolina Alpheus Purington Parker Head Oliver Boothbay Harbor Walter J. McCourt Stamford Sebasco Lyman Barbour Chebeague John H. Pease Basin Road George Davis John Davis Dorothy Joseph Donahue New York Marie Marco West Bath Bernard G. Koehling Charles H. Koshling Louisa Snipe Edward Snipe Arrowsie John W. Gilmore George Sawyer Fred S. Sawyer Annie Cutting Dromore Alfred

Boston artist Ruth Powers visits parents at Middle Street

Miss Ruth Powers of Vesper George Art School Boston stayed with her parents Dr and Mrs Maxwell Powers on Middle Street for the weekend.

Ruth Powers Vesper George Art School Boston Mrs Maxwell Powers Middle Street

Phippsburg Ledger News and Court Testimony Summary

Local notices report community happenings from Phippsburg and nearby towns. Residents repair homes and build, travel for weddings, and host gatherings. A Bath Bath court case involves Ralph Davis and the Dolan death, with autopsy, statements, and witness testimonies described.

Local court recess and witness list from Bates house case

Court proceedings paused for an hour as Judge Keegan recessed. Noted witnesses include Mrs. Fred L. Parks, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Knowles, Harold Herbert, and Mrs. Doris Alexandria, all sworn for the defense. others connected to the Bates house death case were present.

Keegan Howard Knowles Hallowell Harold Herbert Doris Alexandria Richmond Bates House Dolan

Davis statement admitted at Friday hearing

The hearing continued with Lieut. L P Shephard from the State police as the second witness. objections arose over prior testimony and the handling of Bates and the warning to listen to a statement.

Davis Lieut. Shephard Ralph E. Davis Albert Henderson L. P. Shephard Richmond Gardiner State Police Mr. Goodspeed Wales H ‘Ment Bates Carey Bu

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