Richmond Music Club stage second living room concert
The Richmond Music Club performed at the Methodist church reprising a living room setting with a program including instrumental and vocal solos, a piano duet, sketches, and a violin piece led by performers such as Miss Ethel Bailey and L. V. Cleveland.
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Richmond Music Club
Methodist Church
Martha
von Felton
Merilna Pashard
Ira Ring
Ethel Bailey
Reuben and
Rachel
Wesley Hinkley
Olive Sulphen
Maiden
Effie White
Hazel Dunklee
Anton Dvorak
Lowell) Reader
Iver Ring
L. V. Cleveland
Gertrude Jack
Frank Meachem
William Dingley
Ruth Lane
Henry E. Houdlette
Joseph Houdlette
R. Y. Gifford
Somerville
Mass
Annabelle Wallace
Mabel
A. E. Wilson
Auburn
W. F. Dunham
Arthur C. Cooper
Cooper
Wise & Cooper
Cecil Richards
Aroostook
Nettie Amberhind
Portland
Emerson
Ellsworth Reed
Swan Island
Waltham
Raymond Blair
Swift & Co
Biddeford
White River Junction
Elwin Silver
Upton
Elmer King
Olive King
Boston
Sylvester van Sickle
Brunswick Road
Charles B. Day
Pleasant Street
Emmett Bryson
Beedle Road
Hampton
N. H
King
George Sturtevant
New York
Richmond
Bangor
George Wren
Eugene Purington
E. J. Nagle
Providence
R. I
Bath man proposes Winnegance Creek transformed into a lake
A Bath resident suggests filling the Winnegance Creek bridge area to create a two mile long lake with wooded shores. The plan includes a 75 foot opening spanned by steel, a concrete spillway, and a permanent lake for boating skating and summer camps, potentially easing the bridge project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance Lake
Bath
Winnegance Creek
Phippsburg
Winneganee Creek
Independent
Red Cross drive praised by Bath Rotary and health leaders
Bath leaders praise Red Cross cooperation as Rotarians state support for the coming drive. Ruth Henry reports on local health work with statistics. A Rotary Ann Night gala is planned at Masonic Temple with a strong program. A new ski jump at Fisher Hill Fort Fairfield replaces the damaged old structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Henry
Bath
Kiwanis Club
Florida
Ada Crockett
Supt
Wilson
Frederic H. Lew
Red Cross
City Health Department
Ralph G. Stetson
Rotary Ann
Masonic Temple
The
Phoenix
Fisher Hill
Fort Fairfield
White Bunny Ski Club
Roger Hall
Pene Goguan
Deer Strikes Car Near Brunswick Killing Doe
Attorney John P. Carey Jr. reports a 200 pound deer struck his car on Bath Brunswick highway killing itself. Game warden will turn the carcass over to Augusta State Hospital. Sunday hunting was forbidden and Carey held no hunting license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Carey Jr
Brunswick
Trueworthy
Augusta
Bath-Brunswick
Carey
Giants Lead Park Alley League With Perfect 4 0 Record
The Giants top the Park Alley League with four straight wins and no losses. Shamrocks trail with seven wins and one loss while the Torrys sit in third with nine wins and three defeats. Additional notes show mixed standings and local social notes about raspberry clusters and society memberships.
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Giants
Shamrocks
Torrey’s
Purtkas
Eee
Five Islands Grange Degrees Confer on Local Members
At the grange on Tuesday evening the first and second degrees were conferred on Miss Edith Pinkham Miss Christenia Pinkham Miss Barbara Gray and Woodrow Gray. Sandwiches and coffee were served at recess. Several local families and visitors are noted including Mrs Elicworth Pinkham returning from Bath and many weekend visits among longtime residents and relatives.
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the Grange
Edith Pinkham
Christenia Pinkham
Barbara Gray
Woodrow Gray
Elicworth Pinkham
Bath
Harc'd
Rowe
Elisha Field
Merton Davis
Woodfords
L. H. Howe
C. C. Davis
Davis
Charles Davis
Augusta
Joseph Lynch
South Gardiner
Walter Moore
Hallowell
Moore
Nettie Snowman
Carrie
Isabel Stevens
Katherine Padargast
Pasadena
Calif
Fi Ve Islands
Lester Davis
Vincent
Dexter
J. G. Rowe
C. A. MacMahan
Cambridge
Mass
D. L. Howard
G. W. Moulton
C. W. Newton
Portland
Edith Anderson
Moulton
Nathaniel Hasenfuss
Boston
Hasenfuss
Charles Moore
William Renaud
Rutledge G. Frost
Fremont
N. H
J. G. Stevens
J. P. Davis
Cleve Davis
Bath Hunters Return with One Deer Each
Sheriff Albert Henderson leads 19 hunters from Priesly Lake in Aroostook County. They bagged 15 bucks and 4 does with bears nearby and partridge abundant. No accidents plus a 17th year trip praised as the most successful. Attendees included Ralph O. Wals, John J. Keegan, Bernard Henderson, and others from Bath Augusta and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Henderson
Priesly Lake
Aroostook
Priestly Lake
Maine
Henderson
Ounty
Ralph O. Wals
John J. Keegan
Bath Municipal
Bernard and
Charles Henderson
Nat Howe
Eben Dana
Miles B. Hagan
Everett W. Neal
Ferdinand Hodgkins
Augusta
Boston
Brunewick
Armistice Day Parade route and local honors in Bath
Armistice Day observance included a parade organized by the American Legion through Bath streets ending at Morse High School with an address by Ellis L. Aldrich. Veterans groups and school units joined the march. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Carolyne Freeland of Sutton and a report on the Cary Lake Fish Hatchery completion and staff moves at the Cleveland farm.
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Tand Smith Pvt. A. L
Bath
American Legion
Tno
Ellis L. Aldrich
Topsham
Nator
Segadahcc
Bellery H
C. A. Merse Hien
Mer
Hich
Girl Scouts
Fireman’s Drum Corps
Veteran Firemen
Sons of Veterans Veterans of Foreign Wars
Amrican Legion
Drum Corps
Reland Smith Post
A. L
Distinguished Guests Fire Department
Wath
Ncon
Center
Front
Oax
High Streets
Morse High School
Carolyne (Adams) Freeland
Sutton
Mass
Bangor
Exeter
Cary Lake
Littleton
Boothby
Cleveland Farm
Red Cross Purposes Told Over Radio by Eugene Desmond
Eugene M Desmond spoke from WCSH Portland on Public Health and Red Cross work The Bath chapter highlighted the charity's 1905 charter and three duties aid to the sick relief during peace and prevention measures Public Health Nursing and Home Hygiene Care of the Sick are taught by Red Cross nurses in Bath 150 babies enrolled since April 1 with 731 total attendances and a well baby conference gains support. Miss Alice B Ramsay returns from two weeks visiting Bridgwater Lynn and Wellesley Hills Mass.
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Henry Reynslis
Rockland
Walter Cummings
Portland
Sanford Mitchell
Winchester
Mass
Sumner Mains
Bath City Hospital
Edgar Warren
Coleen Briar
Bath
Elizabeth Hunt
Bedford Street
Marion Hunt
Edward Wren
Boston
Howard
Adams
Ruth Keene
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bay Poin
Roy Marston
Wiscasset
Miss Pounds
Center School
Grace Hovey
F. W. Hovey
Carlton
Clarence Oliver
Lena Donnell
Charles R. Bailey
Gardiner
Augusta Rowe
Donald Rudolph
Rudolph H. Trafton
Medford
Trafton
Howard Trafton
Prank Heald
York
Eugene M. Desmond
WCSH
American Red Cross
Desmond
Congress of the United States of America
Congress
War Department of the
United States
Red Cross
Maine
Red Cros
Probate Notices in Bath for Inheritance Tax Officials
Court orders administrators and executors to publish three week notices in the Bath Independent. Public hearings set for December 1, 1931 at 9:00 AM to determine inheritance taxes and approve final accounts for Mary E. Coombs Agnes H. Torrey estates in Bath Sagadahoc Maine.
Legion Auxiliary President Calls Members to Enroll Now
Bath Maine readers learn from Mrs Agnes Bradley department president of the Auxiliary that all eligible women should join the 1932 roster before Armistice Day. She warns democracy faces threats from unrest and urges active patriotic service beyond war years. A birth notice follows: Mr and Mrs Frank E Whalen of New York City welcomed a daughter on November 6.
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Fred S. Stilphen
Rumford
Richmond Lions Club
American Legion Hall
Leafy Honaxer
Richmond
Harry Verrill
Hallowell
Honaker
Alice N. Honaker
J. W. Gittis
Verrill
George Coughlin
Wilson Douglass
Myron
Orman Douglass
Maine
Wilbur T. Emerson
New York City
Major
Charles B. Day
Pleasant Street
Emerson
Augusta House
Chicago
86Th Street
New York
Auburn
Lewiston
Blanche Stetson
Willis Atwood
Arthur Kinsley
Margaret Robinson
E. Stephenson
American Legion Auxiliary
Bath
Agnes Bradley
Auxiliary
Department of Maine
Europe
America
Urgen
Legion
Frank E. Whalen
Guardian Seeks Sale of Minor Swett Real Estate in Bath
Harry P. Bridge representing guardians for Lewis B and Lois C Swett asks probate court to license sale of their Bath property at 865 Washington Street. The plan would place proceeds in trust while addressing land boundaries and legal description. A December 1 hearing is ordered to show cause why the sale should not be granted.
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State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Harry P. Bridge
Lewis B
Lois C. Swett
Bath
Washington Street
Sagwdahoc
Summer Street
Edward Gove
Summer
Washington Streets
James H. Nichols
Lewis B. Swett, JR
H. P. Bridge
Guardian
Bath Tu
Sadadahoc
Dissolution Suit Sparked in Sagadahoc County
Charles Henry Butler sues Montsweag Farm Inc in Sagadahoc to dissolve the corporation after a stockholders meeting on October 12 1931 found no assets or liabilities. Court orders notice by publication in Bath Independent and summons appearance by December 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag Farm , Inc
Charles Henry Butler
Woolwich
Sagadahoc
Maine
Montsweag Farm, Inc
Wootwich
Bath
Staite
State OF Maine
Supreme Judicial Court
Augusta
Kennebec
Probate order in Sagadahoc Court Bath Maine 1931
Administratrix Sarah Bailey Wright seeks allowance of first account in the estate of Charles W. Wright late of Woolwich. The court orders publication of notice in Bath newspaper and appearance by interested parties at a December 1 1931 probate session to show cause why the account should not be allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Bath
A. D
John P. Carey
Mary E. Coombs
First National Bank
Allan Spear
Agnes H. Torrey
Walter
Glidden
Probte
Mm. B
Bath Tm
Walter S. Glidden
Witha
Sarah Bailey Wright
Charles W. Wright
Woolwich
Ing
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Clarence Pinkham
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Earl McFee
Robert Wyman
Etta Marco
Freeman Wood
Florence Choate
Joseph Alexander
John Gilpatrick
Allen Wadell
Arthur Witham
Elmer Eaton
Clarence Morrill
Colby-Maine
Waterville
Ora Reed
Congress Square Hotel
Agnes Wood
Kimball Street
Pasquel Cardinelli
Howard Moody
Ernest Rice
Edmund Gamache
Rockwood
Rice
Richmond Lodge F. & A. M
Clifford Seekins
Chester A. Call
Thomas W. Borjesson
Harry E. Houdlette
Charles M. Dunklee
Carl H. Curtis
Percy H. Baker
Edwin H. Bailey
Harry Jordan
Tyler
Homer E. Alexander
Ray Foot
James H. Fields
Fred H. Duren
H. L. Stilphen
Rangeley
Blaine
L. W. Rowe
North Sebago
Constance Drapeau
George Drapeau
High Street
Scribblers
Eterary Society
College of New Rochelle
New Rochelle
Drapeau
Mount Merci Academy
Alpha Alpha
Athlete Association
Maine Woods
Bath Man
Alice B. Ramsay
Bailey Street
Bridgwater
Lynn
Wellesley Hills
Probie
William F. Dunham
Bath Savings Institution
Legion Auxiliary
High St
Arthur F. Mayo
Bath, Maine
Charles Bent Butler
Edward W. Bridgham
Notary Public
Bath Independent
Couny
Bill
W. R. Pattangall
Fred H. Thompscon