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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1926

Page

2

West Bath Grange program and community notices

Seventy three readers at West Bath Grange Monday heard a varied program including piano by Doris McKay and violin by Vesta Hinckley, readings by William H. White, and a Charleston dance by Master Clayton Reed. Afterward a committee was named to plan next week’s program and the full list of members was announced.

Grange West Bath Grange Doris McKay Vesta Hinckley William H. White Clayton Reed Eddie Besaw David Henderson Millie Morse Florence Irish Leland Ames Annie Peterson Fred Brown Frank H. Beals Harry E. Peterson Lizzie Maggett Tillie Wold Sadie Couillard Hannah Miller Owen E. Rogers Annie White Joanna Hodgkins

Rockland High Defeats Morse in Saturday Tilt at Kelley Field

Rockland High edged Morse High 6 to 0 at Kelley Field in Bath as Cy Longley powered Morse with hard line gains. Trafton scored the only Rockland touchdown after a drive, while Morse fought back in the third quarter with intact backs and key defensive stands.

Rockland High School Morse High Kelley Field Rockland Morse Bath Cy Longley Trafton Invaders Hagan Doyle Oliver Crocker Mitchell Thule Biddeford Mill City Crew

Thanksgiving Night Minstrel Show Plans Announced

Senator Daxter bands with Bath Veterans Firemen’s association announce a Thanksgiving night minstrel stage at the temple on 4 In the circle will be a old time show with songs and jokes. The program lists many named performers and promises new numbers. Tickets are on sale by company members as George Gy leads the parade.

Daxter Bath Firemen’ S Association Anmedagees de Geripahep Wes Faves Phese Jehu Marhk Din Muescho Hlerby Deonglas Eugene Hart Dinus Callan Arthur Wilson Freneis Derpres Don Edwin Alfred Iane Mans Bright Dbeden Shuaw Senator Daxter New George Gy Fheehuffte—beard Errom Beard

Jolly Halloween Party At Bath Hospital Nurses Benefit

The Bath City Hospital faculty student body hosted a large Halloween party at the Masonic Temple. The hall featured orange and black decorations with caps and favors for all. Donations and musical entertainment from local supporters highlighted the event.

Masonic Temple Bath City Hospital Fred S. Curtis Mikelsky Horatio Mikels Ralph Small Herbert Douglas Eugene Footer Charles Lennox Herbert Huggard Dr. Barry William D. Sewall M. E. Furbish Bath

Halloween Party For Youngsters At Coffin Home

Master N Elwood Coffin Sr held a Halloween party Saturday afternoon for neighborhood children at Park Street home of Mr and Mrs Nathan E Coffin. Guests included Maynard McFadden Donald Felton and Miss Mary Lowell Miss Shirley Moore Master Leonard Felton and Marjorie Fisher. Activities included a pumpkin hunt doughnut biting contest and apple bobbing with prizes and Halloween decorations throughout the dining room.

N. Elwood Coffin, Sr Nathan E. Coffin Park Street Maynard McFadden Donald Felton Mary Lowell Shirley Moore Marjorie Fisher McFadden Lionald Felton

Marriage of Esther Barter and Carhov McKown at West Harbor

Esther Corinne Barter and Carhov Simpson McKown wed at the home of the Barter parents in West Boothbay Harbor. Rev Lawrence Te Porter of the Methodist Episcopal church performed the eight o clock double ring ceremony. The bride wore georgette with satin trimmings and orange blossoms. Guests included Hazel Malum of Booth Bay and Barbara McKown as ring bearer. A reception followed with gifts and congratulations from family and friends.

Charles R. Higgins Esther Corinne Barter Carhov Simpson Mchown Keen Barter West Boothbay Harbor Thexs Lawrence Te. Porter Methodist Episcopal Church Hazel Maleum Bo-- Ten Harold T. MckKeewn Hartford Corn Barbara McRown Beerhhay Harbor West Harbor Toeton New York Ither Bertha Tra'es Barr Woerdin Teroekton Uarle- M¢rpe Tiosten John Blitke Tpoets Atoer Woenan

Morse High Girls Team Makes Good Progress

The Morse High girls team under coach Mrs Alden Smith shows steady improvement during practice sessions. The squad is progressing toward upcoming games as they focus on conditioning and fundamentals, with family supporters attending games.

Morse High Proetier Mre Alden Smuth Prnsiderabie

Bath Man Fills Responsible Place in City Press

Harold E Wand, once a city editor at a Portland newspaper, becomes an editor at Johnson Feocunes Imre a New York syndicate. He secures a full page feature in America’s papers and is praised for his wartime editorial work. The article notes Wand’s rise amid changes in the regional press and his leadership role in public affairs.

Harold FE. Wand Nace Coty Portland Beremme Johnson Feocunes New York Manhattan Wreere Amperieza Swepaipets Gu Cam Doug Davir Wilco Jean Lanetna Formeus America Uuilisemn Meaders Mr. Ward Harare Ward Duk Amd Cummer

Miss Congdon Given Party and Linen Shower

A damaged notice describes a social event for Miss Congdon including a party and linen shower hosted on Brew Street. The long text mentions guests, gifts, and ceremonial details with scattered names and partial phrases.

Miss Congdon

Farm life notes and community events at Negateset

Frank Hodgson hosts barn raising at Woolwith after a prior fire damaged structure. Neighbors, a Holler m party, harvest dinner, and Halloween social filled the week with visits, gifts, and prayers. Local families shared meals, games, and charity funds for the event.

Frank Hodgson Negateset Woolwith Phare Qumiowm Ceammarts Sameday School Neopuusset Perry Paiey Zal Herbert Demom Asa Hathermne Woelwieh Frank Heipden Frickey Ladies Aid Fromt Rive Ralph Rice Ralph Rice At Rhe Bieere Pianele Jhe Reene Freon Rhewman Risar Nise Nocetix J. Trerr Miltou Freeman Trerr Barh Mildred Faker Lewisten Beem Wil- Tan Reeriger Dlewexie Lily Howard Miller Fasten Lames W Miller- Ames Seal Bimeter Neilie Soale Endewart Perry Mor Artell Hayward Vaner Resroom Cheries Miller Chixr Miss Rar Henderson Days Ferry Amit Eisroldl Miller L_ ¢_ Ferre Peres Eailey Ami Willen Leeman Mir John Reed Armews Jmize Esere Emery Saee Ron Peart Presqneslo Flow Ariren Weriie der Warren FL Kersehner Erator Jackson Park Wilken Radley Bbe Drey Wes Lecetta Carsten Banger Lasn Weet Mins Deixie Rie Bach Winfield Wrisir- Dabike Bendo Sehenecrariy New Park John Sheutor Jesse Relic Salil Point Evern Divs Mies Fleury Cartron Tontefie von New Vinim Beron Wien Ber Pier Leeds Che Merning Wiiele Jadiitien Giaidle Wire Fernald Ron Woshwiel Vislie

City Health Officer Warns of Contagion Amid Epidemic Fears

City health officer Kinsley warns of contagious disease spread and urges prompt reporting under state statutes. Families without a physician should report cases to the health officer to prevent a wider epidemic of colds coughs and pneumonia. early care is urged to protect public health.

Kinsley de Seare

Y M C A Secretary Reports On Annual Activities And Drive

Secretary of the Y M C A presents the annual report ahead of the drive. The league featured 72 players plus officials, 24 game schedule over 12 weeks, and strong community support with trophies, banquets, and hosting visiting teams. The report highlights physical, social and intellectual programs, facilities, and calls for citizen financial backing.

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