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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1934

Page

3

Myrtle Lodge Holds Annual Installation

Sadie Boise of Auburn installed Myrtle Lodge No. UV O I O F I officers Friday night at Odd Fellows hall in Lewiston absence of Mrs. Emily Shaw. Helen Townsend aided as conductor with long-tenured Mary E. Gillespie, Lizzie Chaney, Amelia Mitchell honored. Twenty attendees include Laura Goss and Lewiston Odd Ladies.

Sadie Boise Auburn Myrtle Lodge Amélia S. Mitchell Marion King Frances Clark Lizzie B. C. Chaney Mary E. Gillespie Nellie G. Hunt Amelia S. Mitchell Gertrude Stewart Ethel Osgood Clara Donaldson Elsie Higgins Annie Oliver Zeuleika Kingsbury Mary Curtis Lucelia Bike Emma Daley Margaret Nelson Pearl Campbell Jennie Oliver Eva Atwood Annie Lmont Chaney Lucelia Blake P. M. Olm Kingsbury Peayl Campbell Laura Goss Lewiston

City approves CMP petition and hires constables

The Board of Aldermen granted Central Maine Power Co. a petition to erect four poles on Upper High street with no opposition. George W. Flint and Merton Doyle were appointed constables. Florence L. Sudds and Martha A. Sanford were authorized to buy burial plots in Oak Grove cemetery. Walter E. Chase sought sidewalk use at Washington and Center for repairs. The clerk was told to warn sidewalk stand dealers about liability for damages. Lt. Paul A. Gregware asked to refer his milk handling ordinance to the ordinances committee.

Board of Aldermen Central Maine Power Co Upper High Street George W. Flint Merton Doyle Florence L. Sudds Everett Mass Martha A. Sanford Richmond Oak Grove Walter E. Chase Washington and Center Streets Paul A. Gregware Committee On

One Bath Teacher Elected to Office

An evening schools program at Portland High School chaired by Miss Clara L. Soule elected Mrs. Andrew C. Flaherty vice chairman for the year. Mrs. Flaherty and David Y. Alkazin attended. Bailey evening school opens Nov. 5 offering courses in commercial subjects, elementary studies, home economics, manual arts, and more.

Department of Evening Schools Portland Clara L. Soule

Whiskeag Spillway Nearing Completion

Work on the new spillway at Whiskeag creek fill progresses with a concrete box design 18 feet wide 22 feet long and three feet high. The concrete top will serve as the highway while the west wooden bridge area will be filled with rock after overflow pipes are removed. The spillway aims to keep water south of the fill at mean high tide and no overflow pipes are expected to be needed. The Caravan Players led by Fhayer Roberts and Jennette Dowling will stage The Taming of the Shrew at Memorial Hall Bowdoin College on November 4 with Bowdoin undergraduates and Masque and Gown assisting.

Caravan Players Fhayer Roberts Jennette Dowling Brunswick Memorial Hall Bowdoin College Bowdoin

Reward notice for arrest and conviction of person at arms

Reward of 25 dollars offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons camagine well ing at arms in October. George C. Pease, Phippsburg.

Ns Camagine Welling

Phippsburg Social Round Includes Travels and Visits

Phippsburg residents and guests enjoyed a busy period with travel to Boston for the 60th annual reunion of the Veteran Odd Fellows, visits by and to Bath and Portland friends, and numerous local calls. Notables include Hon. Charles V. Minott of Roxbury, Mrs. Louise Garth at Sebasco, and Miss Pauline Rogers visiting Kittery.

Willian Campbell Cape Bipot Omar R. Perry Perry Thomas C. Hughes Boston Veteran Odd Fellows Association Harry Hall Hyde Park Charles V. Minott Roxbury Mass Louise Garth Sebasco John F. Skillings Bath Charles Taylor Isabelle Sawyer Flora Risteen Frank P. Leavitt Tyleston Oliver Winnegance Dresden Wiscasset Westport Fred Curtis Frank Cushing William Gilman Ashdale Asa Wyman Massachusetts General Hospital John Gowen Kittery Ernest Rogers Pauline Rogers Morse-Brunswick Anthony Thomas Eric Carlton Parker Head Horace Morse Harry Gilmore Maud Holbrook Bessie Sprague Portland Mattie Cutting Cora Campbell Earline Abel Wilbur Wyman George Ingalls Hattie Minott Mabel Ingalls Ernest Rogers, Jr John Martin Arthur Perry Annie Cutting Christine McCourt Lyman Barbour Abbie Minott Lucia Ferguson Ray Campbell Augusta Auburn Elizabeth Brown Small Point Maine Teachers’ Association George A. Sprague Topsham J. Bradford Sprague

Deputy Sheriff Encounters Huge Bull Moose in Woods

Deputy Abram C. Oliver met a bull moose while walking his dog near Winneganee. The moose stood about 40 feet away, antlers described as 20 feet long before calmly trotting off. Days earlier, Leon Pennell Jr and Mrs. Lloyd Rogers reported ponies spooked by the same moose on a county road between Winnegance and West Bath.

Winneganee Abram C. Oliver Abe Leon Pennell, Jr Lloyd Rogers Winnegance West Bath

Bath ERA opens own store in city for relief

The ERA operates a store in Bath supplying clothing, canned goods, meats, fish and butter to eligible relief recipients. Clifford Smith leads the store, using cans from a recent canning project at the Dummer Street schoolhouse. Relief is limited to cases investigated by the local ERA office and will extend through winter.

ERA Bath Aldermen’s Chamber Old City Hall Clifford Smith Dummer Street

Mills to buy eight tenement blocks in Grand Rapids

Building Inspector Fred L. Downs of Sanford reports seven of eight tenement blocks owned by Louis Al bott of Grand Rapids will be purchased by Goodall Worsted Co. and all back taxes will be paid by the mills. The mills intend to have the buildings torn down at once.

Fred L. Downs Sanford Louis Albott Grand Rapids Mich Goodall Worsted Co

Popham Beach residents share weekend activities

Walter Williams returns with parents from West Georgetown while many Bath and Popham neighbors travel to Portland Saco and Brunswick. The Ripple of visits includes Capt. Walter Sprague of Merrimac Coast Guard and schoolteacher Mrs G Lillian Spencer. Heavy northwest winds and high tides close the week with boats blown ashore and Coast Guard rescue.

David G. Parsons Melrose Mass Clifton Morong Robert Mr. Morong Alonzo Morong Walter Sprague Merrimac River Coast Guard Station G. Edward McNulty Capt. Sprague Kennebec River Guy Crowley Blanchard Bath Eugene Stover Joseph John Junior George Morong Long Island Leslie Dyer Etnier Clinton Newdick Augusta Edith Lowell Barbara Auburn Rufus Lombard West Bath Ralph Spinney Ethelyn Doris Spinney Enid Spinney Fred Ollie Spinney Marguerite McNulty Brunswick William Hutchins Popham

Day of Prayer Service Unites W C T U and Nazarenes

In observance of its day of prayer the W C T U joined the Nazarene church for a Tuesday evening service. Rev E B Stetson presided. Mrs Charles Kenney played piano. prayers by Rev Frank Hovey and Fred DeWire. The program included scripture, remarks, and the national “call to prayer” read by Mrs Nella Stover.

Nazarene Church E. B. Stetson Charles Kenney Frank Hovey Georgetown Evangelical Department Nella Stover Lizzie Chaney Bath Society C. H. Berry Corliss Street Baptist Church Fred DeWire Christian Advent Church

ERA Canning Center Closes Season After Surplus Processing

Hancock county records show the ERA Canning Center ended its season with 14 664 surplus fruit cans produced in ten weeks. Of these, 9 413 were returned to local canners, while the rest were collected by the State and handed to Mr Harris in charge of surplus commodities.

ERA Canning Hancock County Harris

Winnegance Club Notes and Social Gatherings

Winnegance residents report weekly club meetings at the community house with Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Small and a shift of the beano party to Tuesdays for this week. Halloween events at Capt. Totman’s house featured contests and refreshments. Families visiting Fort McKinley and local church groups plan upcoming suppers and meetings as Fall activities begin.

Fred L. Parks Lincoln Somerville Mass Herbert Morse Walter Small Winnegance Community Club Bernice Drake Betty Rogers Gus Small Ruth Morse Louise Tibbetts Leona Stacy Arthur Totman Roberta Manson Hallowe’en Beesides Carolyn King Louise Morse Adelaide Morse Evelyn Atwood Charles Bales Mary Rogers Barbara Herron Fort McKinley Sergi Samuel McElroy Elmer Allard Barbara Allard Winneganee Church Progressive Union of Clubs Elmer Coggeshall Ormond Dixmont

Grace Church Club Opens Its Season

Grace church Men's club began its season with a well attended meeting in the parish house last Wednesday. President Harry B. Briggs led the session and named a nominations committee. The new officers elected were John H. Freeman president Stanley Brown vice president Walter Hil secretary and treasurer and trustees Harry Briggs Oscar F. Williams and William P. Hill. Freeman announced the next committee: William Adams John Freeman and Stanley Brown. Members shared memories including tales of the yacht Defender, a railroad collision, a ghost nightmare, and fish and game exploits. The refreshments were provided by Charles Pearce E. Everett Pierce and Carroll Watson.

Grace Church Men’s Club Harry B. Briggs Edward Sewall Charles Pearce C. M. Tubbs John H. Freeman Stanley Brown Walter Hil Harry Briggs Oscar F. Williams William P. Hill Mr. Freeman William Adams John Freeman Defender E. Everett Pierce Carroll Watson

Young People Plan Halloween Socials at Winter Street

Large turnout at Winter Street Young People's societies with 25 attending the Singing Guild and 50 at the Fireside club. The Singing Guild rescheduled a Halloween social for Friday at 6 30 and elected Gertrude Haskell to lead next Sunday's discussion on Jesus in the Temple. The Fireside club held a Halloween social Monday night with invited attendees only and discussed The Idea of God, sharing insights from youth reactions. Next Sunday Mary McClure will lead the meeting on The Moral Effect of Prohibition on Young People.

Winter Street Singing Guild Fireside Club Gertrude Haskell Jesus Temple God Mary McClure

Obituary of Charles L. Wilson 69 Bath millwright dies at home

Charles L. Wilson 69 a millwright died suddenly of a heart attack Tuesday at his Bath home 1229 Washington Street. Born in Bath to Jacob and Martha Mc Kenney Weston he lived 40 years in Bath after time in Phippsburg. He worked at Kelley Spear shipyard and Bath Iron Works. Survived by wife one son Arthur three daughters Mrs Roscoe Mains Mrs Forest Mains Myrtle Wilson a brother Yelona Wilson and two sisters Mrs Zelinda Crockett and Mrs George Worrey. Funeral Thursday at two at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street Rev David L Wilson officiating.

Charles L. Wilson Washington Street Bath Jacob Martha McKenney Weston Phippsburg Kelley, Spear Co Bath Iron Works Arthur Wilson Roscoe Mains Forest Mains Myrtle Wilson Yelona Wilson Zelinda Crockett George Worrey Arthur F. Mayo High Street David L. Wilson

Richard elected commander of Capt. Frank VFW

Hector F. Richard of Auburn was elected commander of the Capt. Frank Veterans of Foreign Wars at the sah Gai election of officers Thursday night. A joint installation with Hulett Auxiliary will be held November 2. State Commander Be Smith, retiring commander of Post, with Deputy Chief of Staff Oliver Hamlin of Rockland, will install the post officers.

Hector F. Richard Auburn Frank

Scouters Training Course Concludes With Success

The Scouters training course ended Friday night after a successful term with average attendance of 11. Two patrols formed the first night and elected leaders and names. The course ran as regular meetings teaching scouting through action with members from Panther and Night Owl patrols and staff from Portland offices. Attendees received scout literature and those completing all three evenings earned part of a Scoutmaster key or Scouters key. Plans for another three nights and a spring session were announced.

Emry Willis Furtlenger Mr. Lermond Panther Patrol Therle Robbins William Paisley Chester Varney Martin Powers John C. Fitzgerald Night Owl Patrol Linwood Carr Clifford Varney Robert Morse Linwood Temple J. Haviland Torrey Sumner Sewall M. S. Every Portland Loring Chandler Lewiston Scouting Red Cross E. B. Lermond

Young People Attend Church Conference

A vivid youth conference at Corliss Street church drew delegations from local churches and from Gray and South Gardiner. Miss Clarice Berry led the program with devotions by Miss M Helen Sims and a closing sermon by Rev Ernest Jones.

Corliss Street P. Society Gray South Gardiner Lewis Quint Valley of Dry Bones Grace Pierson Brunswick Ernest Jones West Falmouth Baptist Church

Bath Red Men Hit Trail for Brunswick

The Bath Red Men traveled to Brunswick on Friday evening to join the Domhegan tribe of Red Men. Attendees included Horace B. Woodman Gardiner Crocker Harold L. Corliss Charles H. Ansert Carlton Rideout Emery Rideout Edward Savage Thomas Lyons and Albert J. Gallant. Plans were laid for the district meeting in Bath on November 6 with George Abbott of Bar Harbor expected to attend. After the meeting a lunch was served by the Hammond brothers. The Brunswick group pledged to assist District Deputy Great Sachem Albert J. Gallant in his efforts. Great Junior Sagamore Henry Allan of Orr's Island also attended. District No. 11 aims to guide other districts in recruiting new members.

Brunswick Domhegan Horace B. Woodman Gardiner Crocker Harold L. Corliss Charles H. Ansert Carlton Rideout Emery Rideout Edward Savage Thomas Lyons Albert J. Gallant D.d.gs Bath George Abbott Bar Harbor Great Sachem Maine Hammond Brothers Sachem Sagamore Henry Allan Orr's Island

Death of Dr J Franklin Harris Gardiner Optometrist

Dr J Franklin Harris an optometrist died at his home 25 Brunswick avenue Gardiner at 2 50 Saturday Oct 20 after months illness He was born Bath Jan 27 1866 son of John and Sarah Harris He moved from Richmond 13 years ago opening in Maine Trust Banking Co building He was a member of Highland Avenue Methodist church and Masonic bodies Richmond lodge Emeth chapter Maine Commandery K T Mt Carriel chapter Order of Eastern Star Richmond Gardiner Board of Trade He leaves wife Lydia and sister Mrs Thomas Kennell of Los Angeles Cal

J. Franklin Harris Brunswick Avenue Gardiner Dr. Harris Bath John Sarah Harris Richmond Maine Trust & Banking Co Highland Avenue Methodist Church Emeth Maine

Emery M Wing dies at 78 in Topsham home

Emery M Wing of Topsham died suddenly Friday at 1 30 PM at his cousins home in North Bath after illness. He ran a milk farm at the Stone house Whiskeag road for 17 years until 1918 and previously worked at the Sewall farm. Born in Wayne he learned stone cutting and later managed cemeteries in Topsham. He married Avis Morse in 1919. she died in 1928. There are no near surviving relatives.

Emery M. Wing Topsham Earl E. Wing North Bath Wing Stone House Whiskeag Road Arthur Sewall Sewall High Street High Street Bridge Wayne James M Mary A. Wing Lewiston Avis Morse Bath

Mary L Putnam obituary in Bath Maine

Mary Louise Putnam 56 wife of Forest T. Putnam died October 24 at home 1309 High Street after a summer illness. Born July 22 1876 in Alberton P E I she moved to Bath 35 years ago. Survived by husband son George McNeil of Chatham N J three sisters and three brothers in New Jersey and P E I. active in Queen Esther Rebekah lodge Canton Auxiliary Brunswick and People’s Church Ladies aid.

Mary Louise Forest T. Putnam High Street Mrs. Putnam Alberton Peter and Margaret (Matthews) McNeil Bath

Harvey J Crosby Dies After Long Illness in Woolwich

Harvey J Crosby 28 died at his Woolwich home Friday morning after a long illness. Born in Canada he was a son of Harvey and Minnie M Crosby and had lived in Woolwich about five years, moving from Bath. Survived by wife Irene M, two sons Harvey Jr and Stanley, mother Minnie Crosby of Woolwich, two brothers William L of Corning NY and Willis W of Woolwich, and four sisters Edith Delong Weld Maine Ruth Blanchard Virginia Maine Viola Grady Hallowell and Leroy Lesson Brooklyn NY.

Harvey J. Crosby Woolwich Mr. Crosby Canada Harvey Minnie M. (Webb) Crosby Bath Irene M Harvey, Jr Stanley Minnie Crosby William L Corning N. Y Willis W Edith Delong Weld Ruth Blanchard Virginia, Me Viola Grady Hallowell Leroy Lesson Brooklyn

J Henry Cotreau dies after short illness in Bath

J Henry Cotreau 61 of 674 Middle street Bath died late Thursday night in Bath Memorial hospital after a short illness. He ran a trucking business and was born in Wedgeport Nova Scotia. He lived in Bath 27 years and was a member of St Mary's church Eagles and Bath Fire Ladder 1. Survived by wife Lizzie M Cotreau two daughters Eleanor and Marie both of Bath one half brother Zachary Robichaud of East Boston and several nieces and nephews.

J. Henry Cotreau Middle Street Bath Memorial Hospital Cotreau Mr. Cotreau Wedgeport N. S John and Roselie (Gaudet) Cotreau Bath St. Mary’s Church The Eagles Ladder 1 Bath Fire Department Lizzie M. Cotreau Eleanor M Marie City Zachary Robichaud Boston

Death of Harry S. Curtis Veteran Bath Native

Word has arrived of the death of Harry S. Curtis in Los Angeles California on Monday. He was born in Bath October 3 1883 to Edward B and Emma F P Curtis. He worked in Bath area grocers until 15 years ago and spent the last 12 years with a major grocery firm in Los Angeles. He is survived by his wife a sister Mrs Fred Proctor of Bath and a brother Lewis H Curtis of Los Angeles. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 pm at his Los Angeles home on Williamson Avenue.

Walter Williams T. N. Williams West Georgetown Harry Spencer Seaman E. Drake Carol Annd David Portland Herbert Spinney Bath Spinney Long Island Robert Jackson Robert Small Rollo Morton Raymond Larrabee Rockingham Portsmouth N. H Edward Blackington Camden Maine Ralph Spinney, Jr Fred Spinney Millard Urquehart Kerest Seguin Light Urquhart Jonesport Urquehart Seaman E Drake Charles Clark Auburn Clark Allegra Bickford Lisbon Falls Annie Oliver Stacy Lawrence Phillip Wyman Madelyn Bridges Ellison Moody Harpswell Harry S. Curtis Los Angeles Cal Edward B Emma FP. Curtis Fred Proctor Lewis H. Curtis Williamson Avenue

Alice W. White dies in Bath burial in Oak Grove

Alice W. White aged 62 born in Arrowsic died at Deaconess Hospital. Widow of David L. White, daughter of Cornelius T. Willis. Lived many years in Burlington Massachusetts. Survived by brother George Willis of Woolwich. Body arrived in Bath for burial at Oak Grove with committal service at the grave.

Alice W. White Arrowsic Deaconess David L. White Cornelius T. Willis Burlington Mass George Willis Woolwich Bath Oak Grove

Funeral services for Charles Lemont in Bath

Large funeral held Saturday afternoon for Charles Lemont at Arthur F Mayo funeral home. R Sims pastor of First Arts Church, where the deceased was a deacon, officiated. Bearers were four nephews D Wy lie Lemont Everett G Lemont Arthur C Lemont. Burial in Oak Grove family lot. Prior to West Bath he ran grocery stores in South Waldoboro and on Middle Street.

Charles

Sudden Death Of Joseph Wickham Gue In Craddock Va

Joseph Wickham Gue died suddenly in Craddock Virginia after a brief illness while his wife was in hospital. He and his wife had lived in Bath for years near Bath Iron Works and were active in Grace Episcopal church. Remains cremated and ashes sent to Montgomery Alabama.

Craddock Joseph Wickham Gue Gue Montgomery Ala

Death Claims Local Resident Harry M. Powers

Harry M. Powers died suddenly Tuesday morning at six o'clock at his Richmond home. Born in Bowdoinham he was well known in the city and had been ill only a week before dying. His brother Dr Maxwell Powers of Bath was summoned to Richmond during the morning.

Harry M. Powers Richmond Bowdoinham Maxwell Powers Bath

Funeral rites for J Henry Cotreau held at St Marys

The funeral for J Henry Cotreau who died Thursday night was held Monday morning at eight in St Marys church with Rev Ludger Melancon officiating the requiem mass. The committal followed at Oak Grove cemetery with Bath Fire Department bearers from Ladder 1 and Engine 3. Chief Charles E Parks led the department escort.

J. Henry Cotreau St. Mary’s Church Ludger Melancon Oak Grove Cemetery Bath Fire Department Melvin Savage John Burgess Maxime Gallant Cotteau Chester Lewis Frank Higgins Frank Gallant Department Charles E. Parks

Funeral services for Charles F Holbrook held at home

Funeral services conducted Thursday afternoon at two for Charles F Holbrook at 37 Chestnut Street. Rev Charles R Sims and Evangelist Lawrence B Greenwood officiated. Singers Mrs Fred Bragg and Mrs Charles Moore. Bearers Sidney McPherson Fred Snowdon C Harold Holbrook James McKay John Kelley. Burial in Oak Grove family lot.

Charles F. Holbrook Chestnut Street Charles R. Sims First Baptist Church Lawrence B. Greenwood Fred Bragg Charles Moore Sidney McPherson Fred Snowdon C. Harold Holbrook James McKay John Kelley Oak Grove

Funeral Held for Emery M Wing of Topsham

The funeral for Emery M. Wing of Topsham, former Bath farmer and milk dealer who died Friday, was held Monday at 1 at the Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence in Bath. Rev. David L. Wilson officiated with bearers Earle E. Wing Fred A. Fuller Harold B. Wing and Allen S. Morse. The body was taken to Winthrop for burial and a committal service was conducted at the grave.

Emery M. Wing Topsham Bath Arthur F. Mayo High Street David L. Wilson Central Church Earle E. Wing Fred A. Fuller Harold B. Wing Allen S. Morse Winthrop

Funeral services for Edriel B. Little held in city

Edriel B. Little of 26 Turner’s Court was remembered at a Saturday morning service at 11 at the Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street. Rev. David L. Wilson officiated with bearers Samuel Stover Roy F Shackford George E. Levyn and Henry S. Farrell. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery family lot.

Edriel B. Little Turner's Court Arthur F. Mayo High Street David L. Wilson Central Church Samuel Stover Roy F. Shackford George E. Levyn Henry S. Farrell Oak Grove Cemetery

William Dewolfe Funeral Committal in Everett

Committal services for Hermon William Dewolfe formerly of this city were held at 3 PM Thursday at 103 Court street with Rev. Charles R. Sims officiating. American Legion bearers included Donald G. Stirling Sanford Gary and Gardiner D. Rogers. Burial took place at Oak Grove.

Hermon William Dewolfe Everett Mass Court Street Charles R. Sims Donald G. Stirling Sanford Gary Gardiner D. Rogers Oak Grove

Mrs. Alice W. White Buried in Committal Service

The body of Mrs. Alice W. White widow of David L. White arrived from Boston Tuesday at 1 10 PM Friends gathered at Fred 8 Curtis funeral home 105 Center Street The body was taken to Oak Grove cemetery where a committal service was held at the grave by Rev. David L. Wilson of Central church

Alice W. White David L. White Boston Fred

Mary L Putman Service Held At Curtis Funeral Home

The funeral for Mary Louise Putman who died October 24 was held Saturday at 2 p m at Curtis Funeral Home with Rev George B Wolstenholme of the People's Baptist Church officiating Bearers were Frank Wilson Arthur Ayers Clarence Fullerton and Alec Robinson Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery The Gardiner Athletic Association is nearing 70 members and plans activities including securing a hall for indoor games like basketball and volleyball for weekly meetings

Mary Louise Putman Curtis Funeral Home George B. Wolstenholme The People’s Baptist Church Frank Wilson Arthur Ayers Clarence Fullerton Alec Robinson Oak Grove Cemetery Gardiner Athletic Association

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George C. Pease Popham Beach Grace Church Club Hornporr Mary L. Putnam Deaconess Hospital Lemont J. H. Cotreau F. Holbrook Emery W. Wing E. B. Little William Dewolfe Mary L. Putman
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