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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1936

Page

7

Bath Memories and Local Gleanings in 1896

Bath notes recount social visits from Massachusetts and Maine, arrivals and departures, weather and injuries, civic events, and a Republican celebration. Notables include Miss Jennie Harvey, Miss Maggie McLean, Hon. Arthur Sewall, and Captain Miles Standish along with Bath Iron Works workers. The Gloucester schooner Pathfinder wreck is noted as a Bath-built vessel.

Gloucester Pathfinder Green Island Ledge Bath Jewell Bros

Marvels Lead Colonial League as Jewetts shine

In a Park Alleys session of the Colonial League, Allie Jewett scored 336 across three strings setting a new 3-string record while his brother Don added 312. Dave Mullin’s Marvels hold first, gaining 4.5 games on second place Fatimas with Arthur Pratt’s Fatimas surging to runner up. Spuds slump. Wings climb to third in a tight standings race and team totals peak at 1155 by Kool.

Allie Jewett Colonial Club Park Don Jewett Herby Douglas Arthur Pratt Dick Hersom Horace Morse Jewett Marvels Dave Mullin Fatimas Johnny Levya Spuds Clint Wilson Jewett Brothers Don Allie

Officers of Maine VFW at conference in Boston

Several officers from the Department of Maine VFW attended a conference at the State House in Boston on Saturday afternoon. Maine was represented by Department Commander William Waldron and staff members Clyde E. Chase Harrison W. Vye Joseph G. Kelly Placido N. Beaudry Leroy P. Smith. The meeting, led by George A. Ily, discussed business matters as the National Commander in Chief Bernard W. Kearney recovering from an accident.

Department of Joseph G. Kelly Bath Placido N. Beaudry Leroy P. Smith New England

Install Officers of Beth Israel Congregation

Officers of Beth Israel were installed in the vestry for the coming year with Samuel Pfeffer of Westbrook as installing officer. Jacob Goldstein is president, Benjamin S Gediman vice president, Morris B Povich treasurer, Morris H Cohen recording secretary, David S Cogan financial secretary. Trustees are Dr Joseph I Smith, Joseph Solovich and Arthur W Gediman. Rev Max Klatzkin gave an address and a buffet supper followed.

Beth Israel Samuel Pfeffer Westbrook Jacob Goldstein Benjamins. Gediman Morris 8. Povich Morris H. Cohen David S. Cogan Joseph I. Smith Joseph Solovich Arthur W. Gediman

Kools Lead Park Alley Bowling Standings This Week

Park Alley League standings show the Kools at 800 overall with a 2-0-2 record after two weeks. Panatellas and Aikens are one game back in a tight runner up fight. Howard McNeil and Al Thayer top individual averages at 96.75 with 766 total pins across eight strings. Irving Daley sits at 95 average with 760 pins, followed by Allie Jewett seven pins behind. Ken Morrison and Ralph Small exceed 90. The list details dozens of players and their scores in this weekly league report.

Kools F. Trott I. Daley Park Alley Panatellas A. Jewett-I. Kirkpatrick Aikens K. Morrison-R. Hall Howard McNeil al Thayer White Owls Irving Daley Allie Jewett Jewett Ken Morrison Ralph Small Park Alley League MOON Amor Ites Ss Brels le E Ea Dorcmar Ein Ss Jenny Linds Hi Dac Neil Thever UK Morrisom Goon Getahl Phi Nicks To Witkpatrick Weeeeees Velaities Joosetiy-Le Ballerry Aie Beret Bechocay Cee Og Gant

WEST BATH FARM BUREAU HOLDS ALL DAY MEETING

West Bath Farm Bureau conducted an all day session on Thursday with 15 members and one visitor, Miss Annie Trufant. Mrs. Harris T. Rodick led clothing accessories, dinner was served by three members, and plans were set for a future meeting focused on planning.

West Bath Farm Bureau Annie Trufant Harris T. Rodick E. C. Donnell Elmer Sidelinger Charles Ripley Loring D. Small John Bryant Belle Donnell Small E. W. Haggett Ellery E. Whittemore

Farewell Party for Dr Rachel Lord in Methuen

A farewell party was held at Miss Hilda Prook residence in Methuen to honor Dr Rachel Lord as she departs for Bath Maine to practice osteopathy. Pink and white decorations featured a bell that released money, guests enjoyed games and a buffet lunch. Dr Lord, a Kirksville graduate, has long been active in church and Scout work and now has a Colby Street office. Spinning Wheel tea room on East Crescent opens for lunch with Edith Haynes and Lula Marks managing Camp Cochnewagon ties.

Gilbert Patten Japan Jessie Owen Viola Hogan Emily Weeks Colton Rev Cole William D. Sewall Margie Gilbert P. W. Roberts F. B. Nichols Carrie Moses Davis Hatch E. H. Kimball Orrin Lindsay Methuen Mass Rachel Lord Hilda Prook Jay Terrace Bath Albert Brook Hilda Brook Beatrice Rajotte Rosa Robinson Edward Byron Lord Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery Kirksville Hildreth Osteopathic Sanitorium Macon Augusta East Crescent Street Grove Street Edith G. Haynes Monmouth Haynes Lula B. Marks Searsport College Inn Sea Gull Tea Room

Recorder Leaves Bath Tub To Hold Court

Court Recorder Owen J. Ledyard handled an arraignment from his bath amid a Center street parking dispute. Durham motorist Ralph McIntosh faced a $5 fine after police brought him to the recorder’s home for quick arraignment. In Armistice Day crime news, John Spear of Randolph recalled a hunting buck recovered after a roadside stop near Pitts-ton.

Owen J. Ledyard High Steret Center Street Ledyard Ralph McIntosh Durham George McKiman Recorder Ledyard John Spear Randolph Pittston

Misfortune follows woman on southern probate notices

Sagadahoc Maine reports misfortune surrounding Mrs E J Bachelder on a trip south to Richmond and St Petersburg. Her husband died last winter. sister in Gardiner, Maine, remains involved as family links unfold while guardianship and probate actions proceed in Bath and Sagadahoc.

State OF Maine Sagadwhoc Nathaniel M. Morse Phippsburg Said Joan W. Morse Wallace P. Morse Los Angeles Calif Katie Rogers Bath Vernie Pickett Portland Sadie Pickett Clara Perry John W. Moore State OF Maine Sagadaoc William Whitmey Walter L. Whitney Rose E. Leydon William Whitney Carrie E. Denham Ethel Reed Sagadah E. J. Bachelder Richmond St. Petersburg Gardiner Sagadahoc Frank P. Macfarlane Chester Street Allston Massachusetts Jane C. Donnell Samuel C. i Austin St Hyde Park Mass

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