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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1936

Page

2

Winter Street Church Receives Forty New Members

The Winter Street Church welcomed forty new members at Sunday morning service. Nineteen joined by baptism and confession of faith, eleven by confession after prior baptism, and ten by transfer from nearby churches including Northwestern Christian Detroit and First Baptist Brockton.

Winter Street Ferralyn Roberts Elizabeth Colby Blanche Moody Florence Tait Kathaleen Scott Frances Montgomery Carolyn Plant Helen I. Green Frances Hibbs Charlote Redlon Effie Jaquith Effie G. Heal Florence E. Irish George W. Hibbs Charles Hewitt, Jr Charles Hewitt Arthur Lemont J. Albert Redlon Harry L. Thorne Beatrice McFadden Tilla Wold Clara Rice Eleanor Erwin Lydia Atwood Roberta Erwin Helen Minott Shirley Minott Just B. Wold Ethel M. Tourtillotte Wesley M. E. Church Bath Clement Whittall Katie Whittall Eunice Whittall Methodist Episcopal Church Union

Need of Clothing Becoming Apparent

The Salvation Army reports a great and growing need for clothing especially for children and shoes of any kind. It asks donations from the public and offers to arrange pickup through Ensign Tripp. Winter garments are acceptable and will be stored until next winter.

Salvation Army Army Ensign Tripp

Salvation Army Quarters Exchange Eyed on Water Street

The Army seeks to swap its current Water street quarters for the old City hall to streamline relief work and storage. It shelters several city men unable to pay rent, aids food distribution with 400 to 500 loaves weekly from A and P stores, and assists large Bath families. A municipal committee will inspect the old City hall Monday at 4 30 p m regarding the exchange proposal.

Water Street A. and P Army Bath Municipal Committee On Salvation Army

Bowdoin Sagadahoc Grange Holds Regular Meeting

Bowdoin Center hall hosts grange gathering with a program by the lecturer featuring Cheerful Aunty skit recitations and riddles. A talk on electric lighting by Mr. Flemming of Auburn followed. An oyster supper ends the evening, with a four week ladies vs men contest starting April 14 led by Mrs. Daisy Bickford and Herbert Roberts.

Sagadahoc Grange Bowdoin Center Jane Woods Mildred Carr Daisy Bickford Arian Couture Kenneth Bickford Clara Williams Flemming Auburn Herbert Roberts Addie Williams Portland Carroll Williams Priscilla Small Grant Hulse Bowdeinham Mary McAfee Brunswick Robert McAfee Vesta Ackley Belmont Mass George Sweet Charles Babb L. C. Starbird Clyde Starbird Fred Douglass Bath William Small State Road Richmond Corner

Bath built boat becomes home for West Coast man

The Shooting Star, built in Bath Maine in the early fifties, was shipped around the Horn to Vallejo California and used to haul supplies and crops along the Sacramento River. Now docked near Vallejo Yacht Club, the 44 foot sloop serves as a home for Frank Hodgson who bought it in 1920 and has kept it as a living relic of a colorful era.

Bath Horn Pacific Coast Vallejo Calif Times-Herald California Maine Sacramento Vallejo Yacht Club Frank Hodgson Hodgson San Joaquin Shooting Star San Francisco Farralones Vaillejo Mare Island E. A. Burbank

Bowdoinham Community Notes Include Birthday Party

A Pythian Sisters meeting featured a birthday for Chief Hazel Denham with ice cream and cake. Local residents attend visits, club meetings, and social events as assessors begin town canvass and fires are fought at a greenhouse home.

Pythian Sisters Hazel Denham Emily Rideout University of Maine Farm Bureau Charles Hackett Phillip Rideout Florence Rendall R. A. Dickinson Alfred George Purington Lewiston Ida Purington MacDougal Charles Browne Geraldine Browne Richmond Alice Thurlow Partridge Portland Catherine Mulligan Herbert Cornish Ethel Temple Myrtle Gordon Newcastle S2lia Douglas Herbert Merrill Oldtown Charles Sherman Augusta Charles Berry John Kendrick Jessie Cromwell Wilbur Cromwell Bath Boston Post John O. Sedgley Bowdoinham Charles Dunklee Sedgey Hazel Cornish Bridgton Roy Temple Frank Gray Gardiner Ernest Sylvester Lord and Son Albert Clinch John Purington Ernest Raymond Ralph Raymond A. S. Raymond Dorothy Douglas Grant Hulse Abbie Hulse Varina Denham Priscilla Small Lewis Alice Whittier Brunswick Eila Purington Cambridge Mass John Maher Wilbur Emerson, Jr Boston Clara Fogg Emma Ferguson Jane Browne Geraldine Brown Sisterhood Aid K. of P. Hall Mabel Lancaster Sisterhood

Humphreys Announces Candidacy for Sagadahoc Probate Post

Fred W. Humphreys of Bath enters the Democratic race for Sagadahoc register of probate. He is the third Democrat in the field alongside Ernest R. Avery and Roy F. Shackford, both of Bath. All nominating papers must be filed with the Secretary of State by April 16.

Fred W. Humphreys Bath Sagadahoc Register of Probate Humphreys Ernest R. Avery Roy F. Shackford Secretary of State

Past Commanders Night Observed at Dunlap Commandery K T

The first annual Past Commanders night of Dunlap Commandery K T drew strong attendance Tuesday. Edwin H P Lowell led the event with a regular escort aiding officers. William Robertson of Dunlap and Eminent Sir Day of Waterville attended. A floral bouquet was sent to ill Past Commander Herbert L Grinnell. Mrs Elizabeth Beals of High street visits Boston.

Dunlap Commandery K. T Edwin H. P. Lowell William Robertson Dunlap Skowhegan Sir Day St. Omer Waterville Herbert L. Grinnell

Road and Bridge Jobs to Provide Employment in Sagadahoc County

Bath residents and others in the area are expected to gain work as road and bridge projects begin this spring. Arthur Colby urges re employment registrants to renew monthly to stay active. Skilled laborers including truck drivers, steam shovel operators, concrete finishers, and dredging machine operators are in demand. If local crews are unavailable, workers may be sent to Cumberland or adjacent counties via Augusta headquarters. Local unemployment could drop as several jobs start within weeks.

Bath Sagadahoc Arthur H. Colby Cumberland County Augusta Colby

West Bath Grangers Enjoy Fine Program

West Bath grange held a Monday program after its weekly meeting led by Mrs. James B. Lemont. Attendance reached 86 with 15 visitors as members draped the charter for Lincoln Williams and featured songs, a piano solo, a tableau, stories, and a Kentucky hills tale. A dance is planned for April 19 with Miss Dorothy A. Welch in charge.

West Bath Grange Grange James B. Lemont Lincoln Williams West Bath Haggett Thelma W. Dearing Lillian E. Lewin Dorothy A. Welch Emma G. Brown Charles B. Doyle Robert Peary Kentucky Alta Reed Topsham Kentucky Hills Harry E. Peterson Edwin W. Haggett

Sagadahoc Probate Court Grants Wills and Appoints Executors

In the April term second session Judge Glidden approved wills for Charles H. Harrington Bath Mary Alberta Russell Bath David L. Wilson appointed executor without bond for the estate Nellie Louise Desmond Medford Mass executrix without bond and Frank A. French appointed for James E. French West Bath. Petitions for probate filed include Danby H. Varner Bath with Christine S. Varner executrix and Abbie M. Atwood Topsham with Clyde E. Atwood executor.

Glidden Sagadahoc Superior Court Charles H. Harrington Bath Mary Alberta Russell David L. Wilson Alice DeWick Topsham Nellie Louise Desmond Medford Mass James E. French West Bath Frank A. French Danby H. Varner Christine S. Varner Abbie M. Atwood Clyde E. Atwood

World Champion Boxer and City Marshal Pose for Picture

City Marshal Walter L. Whitney stands with Primo Carnera in a staged photo near the Arrowsic bridge toll-house as Carnera’s party is halted. The article notes Carnera’s immense size, Whitney’s Harbor Master role, and humorous details about the scene and the champ’s posture.

Walter L. Whitney Primo Carnera Italy Arrowsic Bridge Carnera Five Island Walter E. Reid Ray Reid New York Maine Champ Bath Primo Times Arrowsic Brann da Preem Five Islands New York City

Affidavits of witnesses to wills filed in multiple estates

Notices detail petitions and appointments in Maine probate matters. Estates include Harrington, Randlette, Moore, Gibbons, Turner, McCarthy, Carr, Allard, McIntire, Parks, Purinton, Sewall, Emerson, Messier, Saindon, Dunham, Moulton, Jackson, Spaulding, Young, and DeWick. Actions involve commissions to depose witnesses, administrations, inventories, accounts, distributions, and agent appointments.

Charles H. Harrington Bath James O. Lincoln James E. French West Bath John P. Carey, Jr Mary Alberta Russell Arthur B. Stearns Alice H. Randlette Richmond Paul F. Fitzpatrick Gardiner Minnie L William P. Carr Mary B. Carr Minnie L. Moore Phippsburg John H. Morse Bert Allard Depositors Trust Co Augusta Mary B. McIntire Amanda V. Coleman Alica L. D Lilian E. Dunham William F. Dunham Mabel _ H. Moulton Alma M. Jackson Charles A. Knight Lora M. Spaulding Maude E. Young Carroll I. Young

No Opposition Seen To Judge W. S. Glidden

John C. Fitzgerald of Bath will not seek the Democratic nomination for probate judge due to his duties and ties with the Home Owners Loan association. Democrat John P. Carey Jr seeks renomination for county attorney, leaving the post vacant. Judge Walter S. Glidden has no Republican opponent in the primary, forecasting his September reelection. Ramona Council members Pearl Barter Howard Blake and Florence Robinson attended a District No. 1 Pocahontas meeting in Portland.

John C. Fitzgerald Bath Fitzgerald Home Owners Loan Association Sagadahoc John P. Carey, Jr Walter S. Glidden Pearl Barter Howard Blake Florence Robinson Ramona Council Portland Degree of Pocahontas

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