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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1929

Page

4

Halloween Socials and Local News In Bath Area

The Bath community reports Halloween parties at homes on Bailey Street and Granite Street with witches ghosts and pumpkin centerpieces. Local residents including Miss Marcia Moulton Mrs Clarence Johnson and George Connard join gatherings while many Bath people travel to Portland Waterville and Bangor for games family visits and visits to relatives.

Randall Daley Edward Daley Bailey Street Chamber of Horrors Abby Talbot Helen Talbot Clarence E. Johnson Marcia Moulton Portland Canales GU Mrs. Rice Ruth Dobson Marjorie Haskell Leah Merrill Marie Merrill Janet Brigham Dorothy Wing Jane Wing Margaret Austin Clarence Johnson George Connard Boyl‘ston Boston Roland ~Post A. L Dennis H. ‘Haverty Massachusetts James Boyle Maine Haverty Clarend R.edw

Two Women From Mayo and Monroe Take Boston Visit

Miss Ruth Williams on annual vacation from Mayo's Undertaking Establishment and Miss Elsie Allezrin on vacation from duties at the Monroe store departed Thursday morning for Boston to spend a few days.

Ruth Williams Mayo Elsie Allezrin Monroe Boston

First November Term of Probate Court Busy for Judge

Long list of probate actions heard by Judge Walter Glidden at Bath including wills granted and administered estates, inventories filed, accounts allowed, and concerns over mumps epidemic reported at Island Falls affecting many adults and children.

Walter 5. Glidden BS Sores Senkiece Bate Court George ‘Man Bath Minnie M. Dallow Charles Co. Low Alice Gackenbach Richard ©. Gackenbach John P. Carey Susan B. Hooper Emma F. Hooper Frank W. Low Mary P. Hill Eva L. Merced Georgetown Frederick J. Hinckley Marshall W. Toothaker Richmond Clifton M. Toothaker John Sheldon Woolwich William H. Sheldon Emily W. Thomas Gottlieb Hollering Boston Mary E. Cornish Bowdoin William F. Cornish William A. Turner Arthur H. Turner John Gaydos Topsham Elizabeth Stoklas James N. Gillis Nellie Biggins Joseph M. Lemont West Bath Laura E. Lemont James B. Lemont William W. Foss William 8. Harrington Emma C. Greenleaf Wilton G. Bates Charles H. Bates Edward L. White Stephen Johnson Bowdeinham William D. Sewall Sarah W. Wells S. Reed Allen Sarah L. Preble George P. Keith Elba C. Turner Annis J. Staples Albion C. Staples Philip G. Alexander John L. Alexander Calvin W. Rogers Gardiner G. Deering Annie M. Snow William F. Reed Charles H. Cahill William E. Pinkham Beatrice M. Pinkham Mildred M. Pinkham Mary W. Pinkham Louise M. Pinkham Martha Pinkham Ralph H. McEwen Margaret Douglas Reed Bow Mary J. Waters J. Leo McKenney Lillian C. McKenney William F. Stearns Annie M. Stearns Fred A. Rackley Harry A. Rackley Olivia J. Bliss Oliver Charles E. Bliss Guardian Elizabeth Stokl Sarah Gillis Murray Administratrix Myrick Heath Harriet E. Heath William F. Small L. A Jack d. B Island Falls

City notes weather hints and local civic news

The piece outlines a mild forecast with two upcoming storms and a changing month, notes Mayor Cahill occupying a renovated Rotary room at City Hall, and reports on police, auxiliary activities, and local events from Bath. It covers hunting trips, arctic exploration, road work on Washington street, church clubs, charity efforts, and a new bakery reopening.

Cahill City Hospital Rotary Club New City Hall

Perkins to Head Boston and Maine Railroad

Acting president with powers to carry out Hannauer policies and ongoing improvement projects. Describes Perkins family lineage in rail history, Harvard education, and legal career, noting prior roles on the Boston and Maine board and reparations work.

Hannauer Perking Perkins Hannouer Boston & Maine New England United States Col Thomas Handasyd Perkins Boston Granite America Quincy Mass Bukker Hill Mr. Perkins Pioneer Railroad of Harvard Yale Milton Homer Loring Massachusetts Interpretations Tribunal World War Reparations Commission Owen D. Young Reparations Commission Dawes

Chickenpox Epidemic in Lewiston Grows to 12

Health department reports two new chickenpox cases in Lewiston on Friday, bringing total to 12. City remains without a health officer as officials assess outbreak and response.

Lewiston

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