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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1938

Page

4

Richmond News Briefs From Oct 26 Local Meeting and Fire Notes

A Richmond meeting of Amy Bradley Tent No 15 D of A V of C W was held with refreshments served. Fire damage from a chimney fire on Darrah street caused about 1500 to the Farley and Ring properties. earlier a Turner chimney fire caused negligible damage. The high school honor roll, church events, local visits, and a Richmond couple’s marriage were noted along with various civic activities and upcoming events.

Amy Bradley A. V C. W Evelyn Hinkley Marion McFarlane Clarence Morrill Augusta Bertelle Skinner Frank Beedle Darrah Street No. 15 Daughters of Veterans’ Hall Main Street Courtney Hinkley Vanessa Beedle Viola Douglas Mabel Price Gardiner Lytle Lint Paul Given Litchfield Academy William Towle William, Jr Auburn John Mealey Gardiner Street Laura Whitmore Town Frank Preble Julia Richards Stanley Marr Lincoln N. H Kimball Street Sarah Preble Maude Mooney Guy Farley Fred Corliss Richmond Fire Department Farley A. A. Ring Corliss Arthur Turner Richmond High School Earl Dickinson Louise Brown Arlene Choate Margaret Wilson Marion Purinton Lawrence Thompson Wallace Umberhind Geneva Gomier George Richter James Sherburne Alfred H. Ives Eula Terrell George Clarke Lawrence Souuthard Southard South Dresden Mary Groves Warren Patten Roy Brown Emma Stinson Luella Costello Dresden G. H. Leopold York Mabel Perry M. B. Tarr Augustus E. Small Sarasota Fla Fort Richmond Curtis Hall Ladies’ Aid of Enterprise Grange Ethel Rankins G. F. Brenner Rockland Mass Mayford Morris Brenner Fred Elliott New England Deaconness Hospital Boston Helena Naylor Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary Portland Fred Naylor Cline de Bon Lowell Henry Brown Richmond Gardiner General Hospital Richard Arnold Ellen E. Packard Winslow Ruth Walton

Mrs Louise Burgess Hosts Variety Club Meeting

Mrs Louise Burgess entertained the Variety club at her Phippsburg home on Wednesday of last week. Refreshments were served and attendees included Mrs Hazel Atwood Mrs Marguerite Holbrook and Mrs Frances MacDonald.

Louise Burgess Variety Club Phippsburg Hazel Atwood Marguerite Holbrook Frances MacDonald Bertha Holrook

Bath Brunswick power line shift and town notices

Central Maine Power's 11 000 volt line linking Bath and Brunswick was moved Thursday to cross the New Meadows river on new poles. A Navy day program was held at Central Grammar. sixth graders recited Old Ironsides. Club Garret Hop tickets go on sale for Nov 4 with Royal Arcadians playing. J W Brackett to preside Sagadahoc probate sessions Nov 8 and 15. Girl Scouts Pine Cone Troop 4 completed sponge work and songs. Howard W Kaler to open a new laundry at Washington and Hinckley Streets within three weeks.

Central Maine Power Company Bath Brunswick New Meadows River Bull Rock Witch Spring Highway Central Grammar School Young America Oliver Wendell Holmes Pine Cone Winter Street Church Juliette Low Alice Darrah Edith Berg Rush Lemoine Howard W. Kaler Washington and Hinckley Streets Mr. Kaler

Three Die After Brunswick Crash Involving Truck

Three people died when an auto attempting to pass another car collided with a heavily loaded Ceramics Feldspar Co. truck on the State highway near Deep Cut Brunswick. Victims were Isaiah Ouelette 55 Skowhegan residents Mrs Ernest Plante 44 and her daughter Delina 18 of Skowhegan. Mrs Ruby Beliveau 21 of Skowhegan suffered non fatal injuries.

Deep Cut Brunswick Ceramics Feldspar Co Bath Roger H. Lewis Washington Street Isaiah Ouelette Dean Park Avenue Saco Ernest Plante Ford Ouelette Plante Skowhegan Edith Brown Beliveau Sanford Lewis

Sunday Guests From Rockland and Camden Visit 722 Washington

Mrs Russell Merchant of Rockland Mrs Harold Alexander and son Donald Miss Eva Garland and Harley Morrison of Camden were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Merchant at 722 Washington Street.

Russell Merchant Rockland Harold Alexander Donald Eva Garland Harley Morrison Camden Fred Merchant Washington Street

Fire destroys Robinhood home of Bath route mailman

Everett Stevens, longtime Bath Georgetown and Five Islands mail carrier, lost his Robinhood residence to a rapid fire on Monday morning. The blaze, of unknown origin, consumed the one and a half story house with Linwood Stevens, a brother, also perishing in the disaster. Firefighters arrived too late to save the building, which had no insurance, and the Stevens family, including Mrs Stevens and son Clayton, escaped with only the clothes on their backs. The community offers condolences as the family seeks shelter with relatives.

Everett Stevens Bath Woolwich Arrowsic Robinhood Georgetown Five Islands Stevens Reynolds Adolph Spear Five Island Fire Department Linwood Stevens Everett Alvah Reynolds Emma Billings Dorothy Stuart Ida B. Oliver Portland Working League of First Baptist Church Harold Brown Kennebec Point Theodore Bevin Manchester N. H Edward C. Clary Alonzo Twombly Bath Memorial Hospital Hollis Center Howard M. Trafton Trafton Ernest Heal Tore J. R. Blackie Walter F. Powers C. L. Hinckley J. F. Higgins E. L. Heal S. E. Emmons Rapheal Higgins Harold J. Brown W. A. Todd Charles Blaisdell Walter Newdick Frank Heald Sadie Campbell Sabattus Harold F. Hunt Brunswick George T. Williams Waterville West Georgetown Walter Powers Sagadahoc Commissioner of Fisheries and Game Harold Rowe Eugene Baker Kittery Robert Hodgen Malden Mass Arthur Purington Madeline Berry Percy Savage Serepta Pinfold Bangor Pinfold Ralph Pinkham Maurice Pinkham Helen Audrey Pinkham Harland and Burleigh Pinkham Freeport Orville Rowe L. D. Moulton Seguinland New York City Lincoln Campbell, Jr Lincoln D. L. Howard Mary Stevens Howard Chester MacMahan Frank Carlton Mary Norton Lester Davis Power Company Charles M. Bigelow Piney Point Harold E. Brown Kenneth Brown Arthur Brown Arthur Hutchins Dudley Leavitt

Bath Girl Chosen as Vice President

Miss Anne Kin of Bay Path Institute Springfield Mass is elected vice president of the Maine and New Hampshire club. Institute students belong to state clubs each hosting social events and a school assembly. Miss King, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur W King of Edgett Street Morse High School graduate of 1937.

Anne Kin Bay Path Institute Springfield Mass Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts King Arthur W. King Edgett Street Morse High School

First Baptist Church Music Shown By Mr Newman

Work at the First Baptist church Sunday was under the supervision of Harry H Heald due to Miss Dorothy Stuart’s absence in Portland. Rey M Newman played piano willingly when needed and received many compliments for his performances. Mrs Ralph Dunton of Robinhood visited Bath Friday and returned Saturday afternoon.

Harry H. Heald Dorothy Stuart Portland Rey M Newman First Baptist Church Newman Ralph Dunton Robinhood Bath

Obituary for Mrs. Izetta R. Taylor of Wiscasset

Mrs. Izetta R. Taylor 85 widow of Joseph Taylor of Wiscasset died October 22 in Newcastle. Daughter of Capt. George E. Brookings and Mrs. Brookings of Woolwich she taught at Castine Normal School Falmouth Wis casset Academy and was principal of a Wiscasset grammar school. Survived by sisters Mrs. Arthur E. Keating and Mrs. Elizabeth Blinn and brother R. E. Brookings three nephews and a niece. Funeral in Newcastle with Rev. Eric M. Robinson officiating. Burial in Greenlawn cemetery Wiscasset.

Izetta R. Taylor Joseph Taylor Wiscasset Newcastle George E. Brookings Woolwich Miss Ellsworth Bath Castine Normal School Falmouth Wiscasset Academy Taylor Federal Street St. Philip’s Church Arthur E. Keating Elizabeth Blinn West Somerville Mass R. E. Brookings Cornish Eric M. Robinson St. Andrews Church Burnal Greenlawn

Freeman E W Freeman 82 retired lobster and fish dealer

Eugene Wallice Freeman died at 82 in Georgetown at the home of Everett C Higgins and wife where he had resided the last three years. He was born in Provincetown Mass to Eugene and Katherine Atwood Freeman and lived in Georgetown for two decades. He leaves three nieces Eleanor Cole Bath Philip Campbell and Eugenia Cromwell of Georgetown.

Eugene Wallice Freeman Everett C. Higgins Georgetown Mr. Freeman Provincetown Mass Eugene Katherine Atwood Freeman Eleanor Cole Bath Philip Campbell Eugenia Cromwell

Five Islands Townsfolk Plan Library Formation Meeting

The Five Islands community plans a town hall meeting on Tuesday November 8 at 7 30 p m to form a library association to manage donated books. The report also notes visits by residents to Bath Bangor and Boston along with local events and infrastructure updates.

Widow Marietta Trufant 92 Dies at Bath Home

Mrs. Marietta Trufant widow of Charles Trufant of Harpswell died Monday afternoon at her daughter Mrs. Fred Curtis’s home 38 Pleasant Street where she had lived since Mr. Trufant’s death in 1931. Born in Harpswell she was daughter of Capt. William Sinnett Doughty and Delight Bailey Sinnett Doughty married May 6 1865 for 66 years. Survived by son Irving C. Trufant of Dover Foxcroft daughter Mrs. Carl E. Albee Bath and Mrs. Christine Curtis Bath and Mrs. Reginald Murphy Bangor three granddaughters two great grandchildren a niece and a nephew. Funeral set for Thursday at two at Mrs Curtis’s home.

Marietta Trufant Charles E. Trufant Harpswell Fred S. Curtis Pleasant Street Mr. Trufant Trufant William and Delight Bailey Sinnett Doughty Mr Trufant Great Island Bath Curtis Irving C. Trufant Dover-Foxcroft Carl E. Albee Christine Curtis Reginald Murphy Bangor Curtis Albee Eleanor Murphy Harvey Jordan East Brunswick Nirce Merton Stackpole Durham

Ethel Berry Ballou Rites Planned in Quincy Mass

Ethel Berry Ballou wife of John R Ballou died Nov 1 in West Quincy Massachusetts. She was born in Phippsburg daughter of the late George L Berry and leaves her husband one sister Mrs Harry E Petersen of East Brunswick and one brother Leon Berry of Roslindale. The funeral is at her late home 81 Rogers Street Thursday at 8 15 a.m. and a solemn High Mass of Requiem at St Marys Church Quincy at 9 a.m.

Ethel Berry Ballou John R Ballou West Quincy Mass Phippsburg George L Berry Huband Harry E. Peterson East Brunswick Orchier Leon Berry Roslindale Rovers Street St. Mary's Church Quincy

Mrs Conant Funeral Report Shows Notable Pallbearers

The funeral of Mrs Mary E Conan was held Wednesday at her home 7 Liberty Street with Rev Charles R Sims officiating. Pallbearers included Ulysses S Grant Horace W Wavard Chester W Clement and Harry P Nason. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery. Born in Boothbay she was daughter of Calvin and S Cine Campbell Clark. Laton Jackson of South Paris and Mrs Grats Jackson were visitors and attended Ladies Night at Central church parish house. Jane S Donnell visited grandmother Mrs C R Donnell and left for Boston en route to Kala mawo Michigan for winter.

Mary E. Conan Liberty Street Charles R. Sims Ulysses S. Grant Horace W Wavard Chester W. Clement Harry P. Nason Oak Grove Cemetery Conarat Boothbay Calvin S Cine Campbell Clark Jane S. Donnell C. R. Donnell Washington Street Boston Kalamawo Mich

Elmer Campbell 77 of Bath Dies After Ill Health

Elmer Fremont Campbell died at Memorial hospital, after five weeks as a patient. Born Sept 1, 1861 in West Bath, he was a cabinet maker at Bath Iron Works for years and retired seven years ago. Survived by wife Pearl Packard of Litchfield, daughters Mrs Earle Hutchinson of Brewer and Mrs Donald Wilson of Bath, grandsons David and Peter Hutchinson, and brothers Nehemiah Campbell of Brooklyn and George Campbell of Albany.

Elmer Fremont Campbell High Street Memorial Hospital Campbell Mr. Campbell Campbell's Pond West Bath Elnathan and Beulah (Elwell) Campbell Bath Bath Iroworks Corp Colonial Club Pearl Packard Litchfield Earle Hutchinson Brewer Donald Wilson David Peter Hutchinson Nehemiah Campbell Brooklyn N. Y George Campbell Albany Inkoox

Death of Captain John Quick Recalled in Bath Obituary

Captain John Quick 55 formerly of Bath, died in Sydney N S after leaving Bath Friday midnight to attend his brother’s death. Born at Bay of Islands N F he sailed the Bath built ship Edward Sewall and served in the King’s Army and Canadian Heavy Artillery during World War I. Survived by wife Emily Ross of Kent England brother and sister Mrs Frank W Preble Bath and his relationship to Bath.

Richard Quick Washington Street Sydney N.S John Quick Bath Mr. Quick Bay of Islands N. F John Elizabeth Child Quick Edward Sewall Capt. Quick King's Army England Canadian Heavy Artillery Emily Ross Kent Eng Frank W Preble High Street Court

Employee at Torrey Roller Bushing Works Dies at 54

Edwin E. Ellsemore aged 54 an employee of Torrey Roller Bushing Works for several years died Friday evening at his home 57 Pine Street. He was born in Princeton son of James and Minnie McDowell Ellsemore. Survived by wife a son Cleveland C. Ellsemore in U S A stationed in Ohua T of H two daughters Mrs Ernest Howe Bath two grandchildren Edwin and Harold Howe Bath father lives in Millinocket two brothers George Millinocket and James Ellsemore Jr Woodland two sisters Mrs John Everett Millinocket and Mrs Bessie Green Orleans Vermont.

Edwin E. Ellsemore Pine Street Mr. Elsemore Princeton James Minnie McDowell Elsemore Cleveland C. Elsemore Ohua Ernest Howe Bath Edwin Harold Howe Millinocket George James Elsemore, Jr Woodland John Everett Bessie Green Orleans

Bath carpenter John S. Doyle dies at 67

John S. Doyle 67 a Bath Iron Works carpenter died of a heart attack at his Brunswick road home. Born in Vanceboro he moved to Bath 32 years ago from Millinocket. He was a member of the Odd Fellows. Survived by wife three sons J Frank Doyle New York Charles B Doyle Bath John E Dovie West Bath a daughter Mrs James Morrill Topsham two sisters Mrs Mary Ward Cambridge Mass and Mrs Clara Sheehan California.

John S. Doyle Bath Iron Works Brunswick Road Mr. Doyle Vanceboro James Doyle Bath The Odd Fellows J. Frank Doyle New York Charles B. Doyle John E. Dovie West Bath James Morrill Topsham Mary Ward Cambridge Mass Clara Sheehan California

Dr Carl Bates Dies of Heart Attack at 42

Dr Carl Bates 42 of Winthrop died Tuesday of a heart attack as reported by Mrs Donald Youns of Front Street. A Tufts College and dental school graduate, he practiced dentistry in Winthrop and was a classmate of Dr Ralph Warren. He married Ella Carey who taught domestic science at Morsé High School. The Bateses were frequent visitors to Mr and Mrs Young. DY Ball belonged to Lewiston Mason lodge and Kora Temple. Mystic Samne.

Carl Bates Winthrop Donald Youns Front Street Bates George Bates Tufts College Dentalchool Ralph Warren Ella Carey Morsé High School Young DY Ball Lewiston Kora Temple Samne

Death of Rev. Orville J. Guptill in China

Word arrived Friday of the death of Rev. Orville J. Guptill a longtime Maine coast missionary. Ill health forced retirement from coastal work aboard the yacht Sunbeam. He formerly preached at North Street Free Baptist Bath and is survived by his wife and a daughter Mrs John Foss of South Paris.

China Orville J. Guptil Maine Seacoast Maine Sunbeam Guptil North Street Free Baptist Church Bath John Foss South Paris

Obituary fragment for Maines family survivor list

Well Maines. She is survived by two sons, Ralph Muse in the United States Army, and Fred Muse, two daughters, Mrs. Jane Strout of Colebrook New Hampshire, and Mrs. Mabel Groves of California, her father John L. Maines of Bath, and one brother William Maines of Phippsburg.

Well Maines Ralph Muse United States Fred Muse Jane Strout Colebrook N. H Mabel Groves California John L. Maines Bath William Maines Phippsburg

Robert Percy dies suddenly in Westboro Mass at 43

Robert Percy, 43, grandson of David T. Percy of Bath, died unexpectedly Saturday in Westboro Massachusetts. He had planned a duck hunting trip to Bath next week and leaves a wife Inez Young Percy, three children, two brothers, a sister, and three uncles. Funeral was held Tuesday at his Westboro home with cremation at Mt. Auburn Cemetery.

David T. Percy Westboro Mass Robert Percy Percy Bath Mr. Percy Frederick Percy South Lancaster Brookline Small Point Westminster School Simsbury Conn Paine Webber Co Boston Inez ‘Young’ Percy Karl Percy Donald Percy Mt. Kisco N. Y Daniel Duffett George Percy Salem D. Thomas Percy Arlington Augustus A. Percy Main Street Mt. Auburn Cemetery

Death of Mrs Mary E Conant at 7 Liberty Street Bath

Mrs. Mary E Conant 83 widow of Frederick C Conant died Monday morning at 10 at her home 7 Liberty Street Bath born Boothbay Sept 19 1855 daughter of Calvin and Sophia Campbell. She lived in Bath 59 years attended First Baptist church. Survived by daughter Mrs Lillius L Larrabee and grandsons Howard C Jr and John F Larrabee of Bath.

Mary E. Conant Frederick C. Conant Liberty Street

Death of Infant David K Wright

David K Wright aged three months died Thursday morning at Memorial hospital. He is survived by his parents Herman and Dorothy Breed Wright and seven brothers and one sister.

David K. Wright Herman and Dorothy Breed Wright Memorial Hospital

Edwin E Elsemore Funeral Held at Mayo Residence

Edwin E Elsemore died Friday evening at his home 57 Pine Street. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 PM at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street. Rev Frederick P Moffatt officiated. Bearers were Dr Hugh D Grant Eugene Boutin Harold Holbrook and Alderman Ellery E Whittemore. Burial followed at Oak Grove.

Edwin E. Elsemore Pine Street Arthur F. Mayo High Street Frederick P. Moffatt Corliss Street Hugh D. Grant Eugene Boutin Harold Holbrook Ellery E. Whittemore Oak Grove

Doyle Funeral Held For John S. Doyle At Curtis Home

The funeral for John S. Doyle was held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Fred S. Curtis funeral home 105 Center Street with Rev. Joseph O. Purdue of Winter Street Church officiating. Pallbearers included three sons J Frank Doyle of New York John E Doyle of West Bath Charles B Doyle at home and son in law James Morrill of Tops ham. Burial followed at Oak Grove.

John S. Doyle Fred S. Curtis Center Street Joseph O. Purdue Winter Street J. Frank Doyle New York John E. Doyle West Bath Charles B. Doyle James Morrill Topsham Oak Grove

Freeman Rites Held for Eugene W. Freeman in Georgetown

The funeral for Eugene W. Freeman of Georgetown was held Wednesday at 9 30 AM at 105 Center Street with Rev. Franklin S. Koehlwetter officiating. Bearers were Philip Campbell, Philip Campbell Jr, Walter E. Reid, and Everett Reid. The body transported to Everett, Mass for interment in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Eugene W. Freeman Georgetown Center Street Franklin S. Koehlwetter Philip Campbell Philip Campbell, Jr Walter E. Reid Everett Reid Everett Mass Woodlawn Cemetery

Funeral for Elmer F. Campbell Held Saturday

The funeral for Elmer F. Campbell a known joiner and cabinet maker was held Saturday at two at the Fred S. Curtis funeral home. Dr David L Wilson of Central church officiated. Bearers were Fred A. Fuller Fred W. Humphreys Ray Lufkin and E Everett Pierce. Burial followed at Oak Grove.

Elmer F. Campbell Fred S. Curtis David L. Wilson Central Church Fred A. Fuller Fred W. Humphreys Ray Lufkin E. Everett Pierce Oak Grove

Perry Funeral Held for Charles D. Perry

The funeral for Charles D. Perry who died October 25 at 193 High street was held Thursday at two at the Curtis funeral home. Rev. Joseph O. Purdue led the service. Bearers were J. Albert Redlon Arthur C. Lemont Robert Manson and Michael Ahern. Interment followed in Hillside cemetery Parker Head Phippsburg.

Charles D. Perry High Street Curtis Funeral Home Joseph O. Purdue J. Albert Redlon Arthur C. Lemont Robert Manson Michael Ahern Hillside Cemetery Parker Head Phippsburg

Mrs. Etta Muse Funeral Held At Home

The funeral of Mrs. Etta L. Muse widow of Frank Muse was held Saturday afternoon at two at 108 Bedford Street. Rev. Charles R. Sims of First Baptist Church officiated with bearers Councilman Harold J. Carter Norman Norton and Harry and Lawrence MacDonald. Burial followed at Oak Grove.

Etta L. Muse Frank Muse Bedford Street Charles R. Sims First Baptist Church Harold J. Carter Norman Norton Harry Lawrence MacDonald Oak Grove

Wright Infant Obituary Funeral Held at Mayo residence

The funeral for infant David K. Wright son of Herman and Dorothy Breed Wright was held Friday at 2 PM at the Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence with Rev. Charles R. Sims of First Baptist Church officiating. Burial followed in Oak Grove.

David K. Wright Herman and Dorothy Breed Wright Arthur F. Mayo Charles R. Sims First Baptist Church Oak Grove

Leonard B Skelton Rites Noted In Bowdoin

Leonard Bell Skelton died Friday at his Bowdoin home at 77 after rheumatism left him crippled. Born in Perry county Ohio, he lived in Bowdoin since childhood and farmed. Survived by wife four sons Ray Morris Harold Willis Skelton of Bowdoin two daughters Mrs Rachel Tempesta Auburn Mrs Edna Card Bowdoin and a sister Mrs Lillian James of Portland. 23 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Westport Conn visitor Lowell Cooper is son of Capt George F Cooper U S N (ret.) and Mrs Cooper formerly Louise Lowell of Bath.

Leonard Bell Skelton Bowdoin Perry County Ohio Sidney Mary Bell Skelton Ray Morris Harold Willis Skelton Rachel Tempesta Auburn Edna Card Lillian James Portland George Somerville Mass W. Skelton

Etta Muse Dies. Georgetown Native Widow of Frank Muse

Mrs. Etta Lena Muse 59 widow of Frank Muse died Thursday morning. Born in Georgetown she was a daughter of John and Esther Crom. Her death leaves a family noting mourning in the community.

Etta Lena Muse Frank Muse Muse Georgetown John and Esther Crom

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