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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1934

Page

3

Inside the Christian Science Publishing Society Building in Boston

A first person tour of the Christian Science Publishing Society in Boston describes its unique all-in-one publishing complex. The building blends Greek Roman Renaissance and medieval styles with Indiana limestone and Maine granite, housing printers, offices, presses, and a vast mail operation.

Christian Science Publishing Society Norway Street Boston Edith McTeer Berwick Maine Concord N. H Morris Germany Enmore Castle Somersetshire England Christopher Wren Jean Baptiste Monnoyer Mary Baker Eddy Publishing Society Journal and Herald Card Journal, Sentinel and Herald Eddy Monitor Financial News

Local Notes From Phippsburg and Nearby Towns

Widespread social activity and illness updates from Phippsburg Bath and Small Point. Residents and visitors including W. E. B. McIntire Harold Bailey Asa Wyman Jane Feero and families are mentioned along with travels visits and gatherings at the Leavitt Dunning and Feere households. A baked bean supper by the Welfare club at Bodwell grange hall raised funds for new dishes.

W. EB. McIntire Smith Bath Harold Bailey Wiscasset Frank Leavitt Asa Wyman Massachusetts Ganeri Ait Small Point Jane Hazel Feero Lewiston Percy Miller Dan McDougall Omar Petry la Chaise Georgetown Center C. M. Leavitt Walter Dunbar George Fuller Augusta Frank Wyman Detroit Small Point Beach Charles E. Preble Ernest Rogers Jane Fegro Sebasco Stanwood Gilman Mabel Warren Ashdale E. C. Dunning Washington Street Margaret Adams Lydia J. Feere Charles Robinson Bath Memorial Hospital Harold Atnold Hamilton Mass Forbes Lee Farm Kennebec Mr. Atwood Keith Mabel Ingalls Eugene Ingalls North Bath Dromore Grange Pomona Topsham Grange Humphrey Owen Ralph Kenney Bess Grace Dickinson H. W. Cutting Ralph Trask Bodwell Grange Hall Small Point Barbara ‘Ring Liberty Street Shirley Miller

Morse High School Commercial Club Holds Monthly Meeting

The Morse High School Commercial club met Monday from four to seven with 65 members present. Mary Goodwin led the program, new member initiations, chorus with Virginia Falin on piano, and a paper on secretary traits by Lena Kamendulis.

Morse High School Commercial Club Mary Goodwin Virginia Falin Helen Hosmer Lena Kamendulis Nellie Robinson Ruth Clark A. B. Scott Scott Margaret McDougall Mary Nickerson Janette Smith Mary Lord Edna McAvoy Agnes Fahey

Young hunter bags eight point buck on first big game hunt

Kirk Roberts 17 and Horace Morse returned Tuesday night from a short hunting trip near Old Town. Roberts, son of Chester A. and Mrs. Roberts of Maxwell Street, bagged a 150 pound eight point buck on his first big game hunt after leaving Sunday.

Kirk Roberts Horace Morse Old Town Roberts Chester A. Roberts Maxwell Street

Minstrel Show Planned by Woolwich Youth Society

The Young Folks Society of Woolwich schedules a minstrel show at Sebenoa hall on Friday at 7 30 PM with Rev Walter W awank as director and performers Eugene Rice Clayton Stinson and Rei Pepper. Chorus members include Geraldine Rice Patricia Stinson Gertrude Gilmore and Dorothy Reed. Solo and specialty acts accompany the program. The column notes Bermuda Islands were named by Juan Bermudez after his discovery decades ago.

Young Folks Society of Woolwich Sebenoa ‘Hall Enti Eugene Rice Clayton Stinson Rei” Pepper Geraldine Rice Patricia Stinson Gertrude Gilmore Dorothy Reed

Popham Beach Residents Host Weekend Gatherings

Fairfield Morse of Machias visits son Graydon Morse while various locals attend a Welfare club supper and dance at Bodwell grange hall Small Point. Other neighbors travel to Bath and Lisbon Falls and several go on weekend visits or errands around Parker Head, Bath, and Augusta.

Fairfield Morse Machias Graydon Morse Marguerite McNulty Ernest Oliver Fred Ollie Spinney Welfare Club Phippsburg Bodwell Grange Hall Small Point Ralph Morong Catisfield Basil Lunt Pond Island Mr. Morong Wekend A. Morong Guy Crowley Blanchard Bath Jessie Priscilla Taft Georgetown Edgar L. Drake Kennebec River U. S. Marine Hospital Portland Drake George Morong George and Lawrence Parker Head Alonzo Morong Fred Spinney Bay Point Raymond Larrabee Kennebec River Station Larrabee Eugene Stover Jackie Arthur Brown West Bath George Oliver Roger Frank Oliver Oliver Popham Stanley Hyde Yarmouth Lisbon Falls Eleanor Thayer Christopher Marr Long Island Lunt Walter Sprague Merrimac River Coast Dora Crowley Cape Elizabeth John Conway Guy Morse Ernest Morse Alcott N. Y Morse Roland Alley Connie Mary Leah Bowie Lester Oliver

Commercial Club Programs Frame Morse High Assembly

Morse high school assembly under Miss M Agnes Fahey featured a program with Dorothy Jenkins handling typing and stencil work. The program included scriptural reading, ensembles by the M H S Orchestra and Chorus, a skit The Dotted Line, and a sales themed piece Fred Johnson the star salesman. Objectives urged reading before signing, understanding contract law, and prudent savings with a final note on farm electrification progress in Maine versus New Hampshire.

Morse High School Commercial Club M. Agnes Fahey Dorothy Jenkins Mou Ereeeene Nellie Robinson Dalghteint Ethel Stinson Ruth Clark M. H. S. Orchestra Fred ‘Johnson Sidney Knight Fred Helen Blaney Helen Hosmer Herbert Taylor Fo Eine Eeeee Mark Harrington Robert Swift Carl Earlbach

Thanksgiving Day Programs in Bath

Thanksgiving services planned at First Church of Christ Scientist and Grace Church with communion and addresses. The State Military and Naval Children's Home hosts a celebration with prayers, reading of Standish, and turkey meals for multiple groups. Local institutions receive turkey dinners. entertainment includes films “Pursuit of Happiness” and “Boston Tea Party” plus a Mickey Mouse feature at 2, 6:30 and 8:30 p.m.

Church of Christ, Scientist Grace Church State Military and Naval Children’s Home Frank Wa. Staples Standish William R. Kimball Memorial Hospital Old Ladies Home Charles Brown Golden Rule Gospel Mission Colburn Boston

Phippsburg Welfare Club Hosts Beano Supper and Dance

The Phippsburg Welfare Club held a baked bean supper and dance at Bodwell Grange Hall, Small Point, drawing about 100 attendees. Members led by officers organized food donations and entertainment with help from Bottwell Grange and local families. Proceeds funded club work for needy children and new dishes, while new members joined and praise for the cooperative town spirit echoed through the evening.

Welfare Club Phippsburg Bodwell Grange Hall Bottwell Grange Pratt Holden West Bath Bath McNeil Beulah Pratt John Carter Reed Wool Harry Gilmore Bertha Wyman Will Eaton John D. Rogers

Thanksgiving Sunday Observed at Winneganee Church

Sunday services drew large crowds as Prof. Frederick E. Chapman led music and the choir prepared Thanksgiving offerings. Miss Sims preached on gratitude from Ps 1071 and the community reflected on Elbridge Malcolm’s death. (115 words)

Winneganee Church Frederick E. Chapman Meredith Winneganee Baptist Church Winneganee Thomas Totman

Ann Mary Robinson Dies at 88 in Bath

Miss Ann Mary Robinson aged 88 died Tuesday at 31 Deering Street after a long illness. She was a longtime Central church member and W C T U activist, born in Bath to James D. and Mary Robinson. Funeral Friday at Central church chapel.

Ann Mary Robinson Bath E. R. Brown Deering Street Central Church W.C.T.U Robinson James D Mary Robinson Old Bath High School Holyoke College Union Street Samuel R. Percy Central Wes Story Bath Union William W. Robinson W. W. Pendexter St. Petersburg George Colton Lee Mass J. Edward Hughes Charles T. Jackson Central Church Chapel Miss Robinson

Amy Coombs Funeral Held at Campbell's Pond

The funeral for Amy Coombs who died Monday morning was held Wednesday at two o'clock at her home in Campbell's Pond. Rev. Ernest Heywood of Wesley Methodist Church officiated with bearers Irving Coombs, Robert Coombs, John L. Evans, and Phillip Evans. Interment followed in Oak Grove cemetery.

Amy Coombs Campbell's Pond Ernest Heywood Wesley Methodist Church Irving Coombs Robert Coombs John L. Evans Phillip Evans Oak Grove Cemetery

Funeral for Elbridge B. Malcolm Held at Home

The funeral for Elbridge B. Malcolm occurred Tuesday afternoon at his home 67 High Street. Rev. Charles R. Sims of First Baptist Church officiated. Bearers were Emery Footer Almon Perry Charles Preble and Eugene Worrey. Burial followed at Oak Grove.

Elbridge B. Malcolm High Street Charles R. Sims First Baptist Church Emery Footer Almon Perry Charles Preble Eugene Worrey Oak Grove

Committal Service Held for Infant Robert White

A committal service was conducted Tuesday afternoon at Oak Grove cemetery for infant Robert White born Sunday at Bath Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs James B Lemont of West Bath. The service was led by Rev Ludger McLancon of St Marys Church.

Oak Grove Cemetery Ludger Mclancon St. Mary's Church Robert White Bath Memorial Hospital James B. Lemont West Bath

Personal holiday visits noted in Portsmouth and surrounding areas

Mr and Mrs William Partington and son Billy will holiday guests of Mrs Partingtons parents in Portsmouth N H Supt and Mrs C D Wilson their children Bobby and Ann left Wednesday for Oneida NY to spend Thanksgiving with Mr Wilsons parents Mrs and Mrs Joseph Mack of Portland will be Thanksgiving day guests of Mrs Mack s parents Mr and Mrs Benjamin Gerdiman at Drott

William Partington Billy Mrs. Partington Batis Edward Lawson Portsmouth C. D. Wilson Bobby Ann Oneida N. Y Mr. Wilson Joseph Mack Rita Shirley Myron Portland Mack Benjamin Gerdiman Af Drott

Mrs. Bernice M. Smith Dies After Illness in Hartford

Mrs. Bernice McKay Smith 29 wife of Harmon W. Smith principal of Towpath school Avon Conn died in Hartford Hospital from peritonitis after a two week illness. Funeral at Avon Congregational Church and Bath service followed. She leaves two young children Patricia Ann and Dennis, and relatives in Newport Bath and Concord.

Bernice McKay Smith Harmon W. Smith Towpath School Avon Patricia Ann Dennis McKay Smith Newport Pauline Pearl McKay Cecil Concord N. H Richard McKay Mr. Smith W. Howard Larrabee

Mrs Alice Achorn Dies In Brunswick Widow Of Diplomat

Alice Achorn 67 widow of Edgar O. Achorn a Bowdoin College benefactor and diplomat figure died Friday in Brunswick Born in Jamaica Plain Mass she married in 1890 and had no children Her husband served as secretary to the U S Embassy in St Petersburg Russia in 1896 and later counsellor at the Swedish consulate in Boston Funeral services were held at Forest Hills Mass cremation followed with ashes to be buried in Sheepscot cemetery

Alice Achorn Edgar O. Achorn Bowdoin College Brunswick Boston Newcastle Forest Hills Mass Sheepscot Cemetery

Mrs Amy Coombs dies after weeklong illness

Mrs Amy Coombs 74 widow of Alfred L Coombs died Monday at her home Campbell's Pond West Bath after a week confining illness She was born in West Bath daughter of Edmund and Sarah Reed Howes She lived in Carbon Iowa before returning to Bath 34 years ago She leaves five daughters Mrs John L Evans Wollaston Mass Mrs Axel Hanson Worcester Mass Miss Julia V Coombs Portland Mrs Robert D Metcalf West Bath Mrs John E Horne Milton Mills NH Also three sons James A Coombs West Bath W Irving Coombs Togus and Robert R Coombs West Bath

Amy Coombs Alfred L. Coombs Campbell’s Pond West Bath Edmund and Sarah Reed Howes Carbon Iowa Bath John L. Evans Wollaston Mass Axel Hanson Worcester Julia V. Coombs Portland Robert D. Metcalf John E. Horne Milton Mills N. H James A. Coombs W. Irving Coombs Togus Robert R. Coombs

Elbridge B. Malcolm Dies at 58 in Bath Home

Elbridge B. Malcolm 58 former California contract joiner died Sunday at 67 High Street Bath after a three week illness. Born in West Bath son of Elbridge and Rachael A Mitchell Malcolm he moved to California in 1903 worked mainly in Eureka then returned to Bath in 1924 to retire. He belonged to Solar lodge Masons and was a former Knights of Pythias member and Winneganee Community club. He is survived by his wife Annie Purington and a sister Mrs Leslie Mayo of Winterport.

Elbridge B. Malcolm High Street California Eureka West Bath Elbridge Rachael A. Mitchell Malcolm Bath Solar Lodge, Masons Knights of Pyt

Grandchild Katherine Halterman Dies, Buried in Groton

Mr and Mrs Archibald Main returned from Groton Conn where they attended the burial of their three months old granddaughter Katherine Jane Halterman daughter of Lieut Wallace Halterman US Army Fort Williams and Mrs Halterman formerly Judith Main who died suddenly from a brief illness on Sunday

Archibald M. Main Groton Conn Katherine Jane Halterman Wallace Halterman Fort Williams Halterman Judith Main

Mrs. Margaret McKay Smith Rites Held at Avon Home

The funeral for Mrs. Margaret McKay Smith wife of Harmon W. Smith Towpath School principal Avon Conn was held Sunday at 2 pm at the Smith parents home 1299 Washington Bath. Rev Harley A Shattuck officiated with bearers Mark W Hennessy Edwin T Powers Dean and Doris Bonney. Burial followed at Oak Grove.

Margaret McKay Smith Harmon W. Smith Towpath School Avon Conn

Miss Elizabeth Cameron Funeral Held at Bedford Street Home

Elizabeth Cameron funeral held Thursday afternoon at the home of her nephew and niece Mr and Mrs Charles Blaisdell 127 Bedford Street Rev Joseph O Purdue of Winter Street church officiated bearers were Charles Blaisdell Albert Allan and John Cameron burial in Oak Grove

Elizabeth Cameron Charles Blaisdell Bedford Street Joseph O. Purdue Winter Street Albert, Allan John Cameron Oak Grove

Christmas Sale Committees Named by Central Church League

Central Church League in the parish house named the Christmas sale committees for the Christias’salle on December 12. The meeting, with 22 in attendance, was hosted by Miss Agnes W. Humphreys and Mrs. Ralph Whitehouse and Mrs. Elmer Sidelinger. Mrs. Marius Page presided, and reports on the rummage sale and supper bridge were given by Mrs. Dura L. Howard. Committees announced include Refreshments, Dining room, Canned food, Candy, Greens, Cooked food, Fancy table, and Aprons with numerous named members.

Christias'salle Central ‘Church League Agnes ‘W. Hum Ralph Whitehouse Elmer Sidelinger Marius Page Dura ‘L. Howard Page Owen J. Ledyard Marius ‘H. Page William H. Small William 8. Newell Byron F. Barker Archibald Main Leonard M.lord Perry L. Thompson Edmund P. Briggs John McInnes E. Motley Fuller Ruth H. Farnham Martha Foote Dora L. Howard J. Leslie Wold Harold S. Avery Rudolph C. McRae James Dunton Gardiner Deering Merritt A. Mitchell Fred Puller Arthur D. Brown Carolyn M. Stack Joan M. Harrison Annie E. Cox James E. Lockery David L. Wilson Frederick Eoney Charles L. Oliver James Bonney Fanny Wilson Lula H. Turner Ralph Bragg George W. Dean Reginald Stacy Agnes W. Humphreys Charles E. Helah Horace Morse Alfred H. Bunker Ralph M. Mank

Young Pupils Present Thanksgiving Play at Sagadahoc School

A three act Thanksgiving play The First Thanksgiving was presented by Sagadahoc Reading Club of Grade Seven Weeks Street grammar school Friday afternoon. Pupils Gordon Holbrook Howard Tobey Leon Pennell Richard Hogan Edith Crocker Edna Besaw Helen Babine Myrtle Soule Reed Perkins Edward Murphy Frank Hinds Phyllis Coombs John Bourque June Varney Barbara Mc Mann Elizabeth Munsey performed roles under Ruth Henderson and Madelyn Hart. A visitor Mrs Maurice Oliver attended.

Sagadahoc Weeks Street Grammar School Old England Leyden Holland New England Gordon Holbrook Howard Tobey Leon Pennell Richard Hogan Edith Crocker Edna Besaw Helen Babine Myrtle Soule Reed Perkins Edward Murphy Frank Hinds Phyllis Coombs John Bourque June Varney Barbara McMann Elizabeth Munsey Ruth Henderson Madelyn Hart Maurice Oliver Mildred Cutting Mammoth Cave Harry Cornish Home Sweet Home Scott Cressey Helen Brawn President Roosevelt Avis Brown Abbie McCabe Arthur Warner Elizabeth Trainor

Obituary: John B. Martin of Auburn Dies in Bath

Word of John B. Martin death reached Bath over the weekend. A former Bath machinist known for clambake preparations, he worked at Bath Tron Works, with Edward W. Hyde at his New Meadows river camp, later joining Cushman-Hollis Co. in Auburn where he resided. Funeral held Monday at 10. Burial in Auburn.

Bath Auburn John B. Martin Martin Bath Tron Works Edward W. Hyde New Meadows Cushman-Hollis Co Atburn

Death of Henrietta Maling in Dorchester Mass

Henrietta Maling of 17 Robinson Street Dorchester died Saturday. Funeral held Tuesday at home. Wife of Alfred Maling she previously lived in Bath on Trufant and Mechanic streets. Boilermaker at Bath Iron Works.

Henrietta M. (Fisher) Maling Alfred Maling Dorchester Mass Robinson Street Malings Bath Trufant Street Mechanic Street Malling Bath Iron Works, Ltd

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