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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1946

Page

6

Halloween signs and a barn fire in a New England town

A town notes Halloween acts by youths, a striking cranberry sign bearing Mrs and Commander R. K. Smith, and Linwood Kohling’s barn fire with hay and a beef bull destroyed while he was away. Rummage sale planned to aid church expenses. Town tidbits cover tides, lumber hauling, deer hunting, dye experiments by Abbie Ware Nies, and local residents’ travel and weddings.

Idane Gina Weer Mrs R. K. Smith Linwood Kohling Ige C. Beal Stoneybrook Crosby Law Mr. Snipe Abbie Ware Nies Caleo

Ne Quassed Mothers Club Supper and Dance Delights Nev

The Ne Quassed Mothers Club in Nev held a successful supper and dance on November 8. Supper fed a large crowd, tables bright with Elwell's Greenhouse flowers, quilt chances won by Mrs. Ethel Blake of Woolwich, and Uncle Mac Mac led the entertainment with music. Members thank donors and helpers, next meeting set for Nov 20 at Mrs. Ethel Blake’s home.

Mothers’club Elwell’s Tie Wieh Uncle Mac Mac Ethel. Blake Woolwich WRDO Wedneston Montsweag Grenge Hall Ethel Blake

Mourns Pass ing of H D Jr and Bath funeral notes

Obituary and local notices recount the death of H D Jr on November 7 with a Bath church funeral led by Rev. Albert Freeman. Pallbearers include Hamel and Woodman relatives. Community events include rummage sale appeals, post office hours changes, school activities, and holiday plans.

H. D ,Jr Cee More Albert Freeman Bath Leo Earl Jean Ramon Hamel Elbert Gilbert Woodman Leona Harmon Mark Rollins Rolling ‘Amd Petie and Mire Baby Mank Leslie Logan Wiliam Hodgisins Hunter East K. Moran Newton Mass Leo Hamel James Gilman Ashdale Beach Barbara Mank Potter Academy

Family news from East Ham and nearby towns

Local residents share weekend visits as relatives travel from Portland and North Bergen. Mrs. Woodward hosts guests including Mrs. George Woodward while hopes for a visit by George Woodward USN fade. Other attendees include J A Young, John Kreidler, Edward Kelsey, Alvin Rollins, and Grace Kraft among weekend guests at John Rollins's home.

Ham Portland Hospital Harold Yondward North Bergen George Woodward USN J. A. Young John Kreidler Bath Mank Fundish

Winter Street Ladies Aid names committees for sale

Winter Street Ladies aid held an all day session at the church with luncheon and dinner committees listed. A long roster of volunteers organized the holiday sale lobster supper, tickets on sale, and several service tables with many members named. A hospital drive was approved though Seacoast Mission gifts were delayed. Next meeting set for November 15 with appointed hostesses.

Winter Street Ladies Aid Allen M. Irish Alice Varney Clarence W. ‘Morse Claire Coombs Joh. Ak Morse Sarah Hitchcock Cecil E. Paine Lloyd Davies Walter Wiggin John Sylvester Robert Colley Ernest Freeman Fred Irish Ruth Henry Elsie Folsom Joseph O. Purdue Samuel R. Percy Isabel Carter Abigail Carter Carl Albee William S. Shorey Reginald Farnham Archie Doyle Clifford B. Wilbrand Walter H. Bowker J. Albert Redlon Arthur C. Lemont Clifford Wilbrand Wallace Atwood Sarah Lermond Phyllis Bowie Charles W. Messenger J. A. Redlon Harry F. Morin Harry M. Huse Frank Cutting Fred Kittredge Milton C John A. Morse Langdon T. Snipe Edgar Hatch Charles Nelson Elwina Durgin Fred Emmons Lewis F. Gannon Fred Foote Raymond Powers Alice Shorey William Potter

Mizpah Class Plans Winter Activities at First Baptist

Mizpah Class of First Baptist met Friday evening with nine members at Court street. They discussed winter plans and proposed projects and sewed items for a Christmas sale booth. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is November 15 at 7 30 with Mrs Harold Carter North street.

First Baptist Church Chester MacKenzie Court Street Harold Carter North Street

Popham Beach Work Pauses as Winds Hit Belfry

Notes from Popham Beach report that work halted by last week’s high winds continues Monday but is nearly finished. Locals recount delays from missing contractor presence and stubborn weather while a bel fry area doorway is secured.

Plummer Home for the Aged Opens in Bath

An old Bath institution, City Farm on Oak Grove Avenue, is now The Plummer Home for the Aged. Viola Putnam leases the property after city action to reduce costs, naming the home in memory of Edward and Lillian Plummer who endowed care for the needy. The facility will host aged residents at reasonable rates and accept those unable to pay, with income from guests to offset rising operating costs.

Bath Oak Grove Avenue City Farm Plummer Hamed Edward C. Plummer Lillian Gertrude Fiske Plummer Viola Putnam Force Board Ios Freeport Washington, D. C Daily Times Plummer Home For

Dresden Resident Mayers Dies After Illness in Needham Mass

Howard Winfield Mayers of Dresden died November 6 in Needham Massachusetts after a three week illness. He was son of Mr and Mrs John H Mayers of Dresden, a Bridge Academy and University of Maine graduate, civil engineer and 20 year owner of a Boston manufacturing agent business. He leaves a widow Miss Rose Mills of Winthrop a son Howard of Needham and a brother Clayton W Mayers of Dresden. Funeral and interment were held in Needham and Pine Grove Cemetery Dresden Mills last Saturday.

Howard Winfield Mayers Needham Mass John H. Mayers Bridge Academy University of Maine Boston Rose Mills Winthrop Howard Clayton W. Mayers Pine Grove Cemetery Dresden Mills Middle Bridge School Miss Shibles Yvonne Bailey Dorothy Rittall Richmond M. E Lillian Hall Edward and Marion Hall Charles Gray Hallowell David Hickland Bette Mills Augusta Kenneth Gray Miss Hall Lillian Central Maine Power Co Gray Hallowell High School Bentley School of Accounting Winthrop Street

Flower Arrangement Course in Hallowell This Fall

The Garden Club Federation of Maine sponsors a two day course in flower arrangement and show judging in Hallowell on November 19 and 20. Attendees should reserve luncheons at Worcester House and enroll with Mrs. Francis H. Farnum of Augusta. Leaders include Mrs. Albert R. Benedict Seth L. Kelsey and Dr. H. L. Latimer.

Garden Club Federation of Maine Hallowell Worcester House Francis H. Farnum Western Avenue Augusta Granville M. Colby Albert R. Benedict Seth L. Kelsey East Boxford Mass H. L. Latimer University of New Hampshire

Bay Point Residents Move To Bath Plant Home

Bay Point locals reflect on long time resident life member status with Ashlee Masonic lodge and Telephone Pioneers. The community notes several winter relocations to Bath including Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Maxwell of Richmond and other residents settling at the Plant Home for the season.

Dave Ashlee Masonic Lodge Lewiston Telephone Pioneers Bay Point Bath Arthur Maxwell Richmond Bonnie Brae Frederick Magfatt Carrol Capriveneeeterfield Edward’ Terfield Walter Cunningham Earl Payson Harry Stone W. Williams Sumner Maurice Burns Eleanor Son Rose Campbell Everning James Sherman Campbell Mgr Edna M. Coolidge Portland Father Flanagann Flanagan Kenneth B. White Maine Lakes Surmere Georges Gates Stewart Day Wen Leo Conley Somerville Mass Conley Lillian White Auburn

Afternoon Examinations Set for Two O’clock

The afternoon session at two o'clock will be devoted to written examinations. Fees for the courses and textbooks are very nominal.

Philathea Church Dinner and Officers to Be Installed

Corliss Street Philathea class met Monday with a 6 30 chicken supper for 22 members. Officers to be installed December 2 in the vestry. program on Thanksgiving past and present led by Bernice Achorn and others. Napoleon left correspondence unanswered for six weeks hoping it would answer itself.

Corliss Street Orris James John Hunt Walter Norton Edward Waters Francis Norton Dwinal Cornish Emerson Glidden Paul Stevens Bernice Achorn William Davis Orris Amés Edith Waters Eula Fielding Arthur Berry Napoleon

Polion debate on chores and gender roles echoes at home

The discussion splits along gender lines with men claiming women do more and women reversing the view. Thad senses the Missus runs the house while Sue notes Thad’s habit of sharing drinks reflects household dynamics.

Thad Sue

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