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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1934

Page

6

Tarbell Exhibits at Boston Artists Guild Show

Edmund C. Tarbell of Newcastle N H displays life size portrait of Justice John W Hammond and works The Lesson and Edmund and His Pony at the Guild of Boston Artists annual exhibition in the new galleries of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Other Bath society notes cover visitors, gatherings, and engagements.

Edmund C. Tarbell Newcastle N. H William D. Sewall Washington Street Guild of Boston Artists Boston Museum of Fine Arts Tarbell John W. Hammond Franklin T. Hammond the Lesson Edmund Pony Mr. Hammond John Schaeffer Robert W. Ferrell Mary Josephine Ferrell Edmund Tarbell National Academy

Ill Turn Sends Norman J. Roderick To Memorial Hospital

Norman J. Roderick of 807 Middle Street was taken to Memorial hospital Sunday after a sudden illness on Front Street. Charles E. Cushing returned home on Green Street after a few days in New York, accompanied by Er-

Charles A. Blair High Street Memorial Hospital Loyall F. Sewall Theodore Hodgman New York Sewall Washington Street Archibald M. Main Middle Street H. Warren Halterman Fort Williams Halterman Harry Lieut. Halterman Archibald M. Main, Jr Massachusetts Institute of Technology Phyllis L. McCoubrey Trufant Street Rockland Frederick Perry May Howard Boston Arthur Sewall 2d William E. Hill Winterstreet Washington, D. C Constellation Boothbay Harbor Norman J. Roderick Front Street Charles E. Cushing Mr. Cushing Charles Andrews David Field Hardings Machias Mr. Andrews Frank Kendrick Brunswick

Unusual Rotary Meeting Features Vaudeville Act

The Boothbay Harbor trio led by Dr. Walter Buzzell presented vaudeville acts at the Phoenix Rotary meeting, plus a humor-filled talk by Richard Hallet on mistakes in writing. Club plans playgrounds with ERA labor, plus a new member and a Salvation Army drive.

Rotary Club Phoenix Richard Hallet Walter Buzzell Jack Russell Boothbay Harbor Buzzell Dick Hallet Edward W. Bridgham Edward Sewall James J. Gillies Hallet Far North Winchenbach Community Service Committee Goddard’s Pond E. W. Bridgham Thomas R. Huston Perry L. Thompson Wilmer I. Voorhees Royal A. Johnson Clinton D. Wilson Salvation Army Palm Beach Fla Boothbay

Two Bath Young Men Become Cowboys

Frederick F. Rowland and William L. Scott, Bath, Maine, cared for 300 drought stricken Western cattle in the northern Maine woods for five weeks while hunting and trapping. They lived in an abandoned cabin, built a camp, and returned with all cattle intact. They joined Waldron H. Troop of Bath for a three week hunting period, with Rowland and Scott each being sons of local residents.

Maine Bath Frederick F. Rowland William L. Scott Ashland Rowlands Mr. Rowland Waldron H. Troop Harold L. Troop Cobb Road Rowland Sylvester H. Rowland Lincoln Street Scott John

Eleven O'Clocks slide to fourth in league standings

Captain Jay Povich led the Eleven O'Clocks with 292 but the team fell from first to fourth after a rough Monday in the Elks' Bowling League. Charlie Sytle's Guards posted seven of eight possible points to rise to 12 total, with Capt. Tom Conley's Lecturers second and Hap Talbot's Royal Purples third. Roy Richter bowled the high string at 113. No records were set.

Jay Povich Elks Guards Royal Purples Charlie Sytle Sunberth Tom Conley Hap” Talbot Matey” Povich Roy Richter Sean Antlers J. Povich F. Talbot Bickle W. Whitney G. Rogers O. M. Redion T. Conley Peasance A. Redion R. Linekin H. Fielding Ene S. Brown Ase Neal Eleven O' Seaton Eaton Mayo McCormick Doyle Peper Tebey Povich Cle Antlers R. Dale R. Shaw

Thanksgiving Benefit Game Aids Bath Playground Plan

Bath fans will pay 25 cents to watch the Thanksgiving morning Bath Brunswick game at Kelley field. Proceeds fund Bath playgrounds with plans for three supervised sites, plus skating rinks. Mayor Small backs the drive. Dr. Winchenbach pushes youth physical development as Bath aims to match other towns.

Bath-Brunswick Kelley Athletic Field City of Bath Francis A. Winchenbach Bath Harold P. Small Goddard’s Winchenbach Brunswick Brunswick Town

Maine Prosperity Plan outlined by Development Commission

A booklet from the Maine Development Commission promotes the Maine Prosperity Plan, arguing that $50,000 in advertising yields wealth and proposing raising to $250,000. It uses a model home value and tax impacts to show small per person costs versus large potential gains, suggesting the plan is practical and beneficial.

Maine ‘Development ‘Commission Maine State House Augusta Arly Manhattan Island

Bath man bags a deer near Woolwich Wiscasset line

In Bath Henry Rogers a counter man at Ar thur's Lunch brought down a doe weighing about 100 pounds Tuesday afternoon of last week in woods about halfway between Woolwich and Wiscasset. The Times notes several local items from 1934 35 including church activities and club gatherings.

Henry Rogers Arthur Woolwich Wiscasset

Talbot and Abbott Return with 125 Pound Doe

Frank Talbot and Abbott Redion returned Tuesday after a short hunting trip. Talbot bagged a 125 pound doe. Louis P. Eseley, who accompanied them, is seen resting until Wednesday.

Frank ‘Talbot Abbott Redion Talbot Louis P. Eseley

Wilson slips in Crioiial Club standings after Thursday bowing

Scannitz the Crioiial Club bowling league notes Clint Wilson slips to third with a 263 three string total dropping his average to 98 and Dave Mullin rises to top with 296. Dick Hersom climbs to second with 323 as Ken Trask elevates to fourth with 313. Horace Morse falls to fifth and 17 bowlers sit 90 or better after last week. No session this Thursday due to Thanksgiving.

Scannitz Clint ‘Wison Dave Mullin Dick Hersom Mullins Horace Morse Wilson Ken Trask Bat Mullin Hersom Oretter Leavitt

Personal notes on visits and gatherings around Thanksgiving

Mrs. Nathan E. Coffin returned from a week with Mr. Coffin in Rowhegan and stayed with the Ernests Decker. Omar R. King, Bates College freshman, planned Thanksgiving with parents in Edgett Street. Mildred Scott of Lewiston attended the funeral of Harmon W. Smith, a Farming ton Normal School classmate. AH R Wilson of Wilsons Garage left on a business trip, will spend Thanksgiving with his mother in Middleboro, Mass, and return Sunday night. Y M C A and Perkins host Thanksgiving dinner with Edwin Cornish's mother and sister from West Medford.

Nathan E. Coffin Coffin Rowhegan Ernest Decker Omar R. King Bates College Arthur W. King Edgett Street Mildred Scott Lewiston Dominique Tardif Park Street Harmon W. Smith Farmington Edwin Cornish Mr. Shari City Harles Oxnard West Medford

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