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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1926

Page

4

Maine State Checker Championship Set for Auburn YMCA

The Maine State Checker Association announces its 14th tournament for Maine champion, to run the week before Thanksgiving at the Auburn Y M C A starting Tuesday Nov 16. Open to all legal Maine residents with a nominal entry fee, prizes include a silver cap donated by The Portland Evening Express and cash awards for top three finishers.

Maine State Checker Association Maine Auburn Y. MC. A Ray 3S. Frould Lewiston M. B. Tinkham Auburn Mr. Petersen Portland Portland Evening Express Gould

Wentworth resigns from Bowdoinham Methodist Church

Rev A W Wentworth surprised congregants by announcing resignation effective Oct 25 to take his family south for winter. The church awaits a supply pastor as district official R F Lowe of Augusta handles the matter. Merrymeeting Grange held a successful fair with extensive exhibits including farm produce, canned goods, and a large jelly display.

A. W. Wentworth The Methodist Church Merrymeeting Grange Leathers Baptist Church A. A. Wentworth Wentworth R. F. Lowe Augusta O. Purinton George Brown W. H. Gouldard Foster Reserve Wolf River A. Plom Given & Son A. J. M. Given & Son W. J. Graves S. Blodgett Blodgett OS Blodgett Charles F. Hill Willis Sewall Sewall Orchard Farm W. B E. P. Kendall FE. VP Kendall C. O. Purinton Albert Henderson Clifford Heenie Geo. Brown Foster Meserve Beatries Brown A. S. MacDougal Mae Heenie Barbara Rodd Jane Brown Stella Given Nathan Leavitt Bowdoinham Cobbesseecontee Lake Manchester Catherine Perry Boston Hattie Perry Mabel Millay Charlotte Armstrong Ellen Everett Kent's Hill Seminary Itichmond Village Green House Emma Ferguson Grange Hall George A. Hackett Ida Fowle Boothbay Harbor I. M. Fowle Methodist Ladies Aid John Purington Kenéwell Helen Gould Mitchell Jittleson Bath Hospital Bath K. VP. Kendall Family Rideout W. OS. Given Clara Fogg Purinton Cornish Charles L. Browne Frank Millay Walter Howe Ernest Howe Gordon Howe Mary Bunker Richmond Henry Reed George Shaw Miss Hodges Grange Town Hall Nellie Minott Upper Main Street Hall Denham Think T Browne

Concord Worsted Mills Yarn Offer Fronting Ad

Buy direct from manufacturer at a big saving. Spun from long combed wool in many shades and heather mixtures for hand knitting machine and rug yarns. Price four oz skein 25 cents, two per pound. Postage paid, write for free samples. Concord Worsted Mills Concord New Hampshire.

Concord Worst ED Mills Concord N.hl

European buffalo near extinction warned by experts

The European buffalo faces imminent extinction with only about 660 individuals remaining, all of them in captivity. Experts warn the species now survives in a severely reduced, controlled population with balanced sex distribution.

Bridge waterworks figure speaks at Central Church supper

Nearly 50 attended Central church Men's Club dinner where Frank Wakefield, vice president, presided after the secretary’s resignation. Charles Allen, resident engineer of the Kennebec bridge, discussed foundation work caissons pneumatic pressure and cement testing from Belgium as crucial for long term traffic safety.

Central Church Frank S. Wakefield Parker N. Moulton George Goodwin Marius Page Charles K. Allen Kennebec Allen Belgium Portland Kennedy Jim Mone

Governor Brewster Advises Immediate Bath Seat Election

Governor Brewster and the executive council advise an immediate municipal election to fill the Bath vacancy caused by Dr. Clarence A Peaslee's death. The plan, offered to Mayor Cahill, suggests synchronizing with the pending senatorial election if feasible. The governor notes the Legislature governs elections and may address the possibility of a Democratic candidate's eligibility at the September ballot.

Brewster Executive Council Bath State House of Representatives Clarence A. Peaslee Cahill Peaslee

Bath Election Debated After Peaslee Death Decision

The issue centers on whether Dr. Peaslee’s death before re election voids the result and whether the Bath electorate should appoint three living nominees. Republicans insist voters favored three Republicans and that a new election is warranted due to Peaslee’s death, while proponents cite the top vote getters Ma jor George A Baker Capt Henry W Butler and Marshall A Harnden.

Dr. Peaslee George A. Baker Capt Henry W. Butler Marshall A. Harnden Bath Dr. Peastee

Donations Stream Into Bath City Hospital During Gift Week

Bath residents and suburban visitors contribute vegetables fruit and canned goods to Bath City Hospital during Hospital Donation Week. Gifts may be dropped at the Cosmopolitan club Harry W Crosman's store or the hospital and a hospital pickup can be arranged by telephone.

Bath Cosmopolitan Club Harry W. Crosman

Greenhouses Show Rare Bloom Display at Perkins

A Times reporter visited the Perkins greenhouses this week and found a vivid display of blooming chrysanthemums, carna tions, snapdragons, and asters along with numerous potted plants. One house held thousands of geraniums in small pots awaiting spring use. A notable collection of pot plants with undivulged name drew the representative’s interest, leaves resembling begonia with spiky growth.

Times Perkins

Rare blooms and orderly grounds at Mr Perkins estate

An out of town florist visiting this week praised the place for its rare stem and leaves blooms. The flower display is noted as unusually varied and abundant for the season. The garden setting is described as tidy with each house fitted with an automatic ventilating system. The visitor emphasized the exceptional scene observed.

Mendelssohn Club card party a successful event

Over a hundred attendees enjoyed a four prize card party at the Masonic temple hosted by the Mendelssohn Club. Auction bridge and whist filled 28 tables with prizes donated by local businesses. Notables included Mrs. Allen M. Irish and Miss Nan Trask. Revenue surpassed sixty dollars for the club treasury.

Mendelssohn Club Masonic Temple Allen M. Irish Alice Varney Arthur Hagan Sherman McQuaide Nan ‘Trask Robert Gordon BH. A. Farnham Bridge- Merrill, Inc W. G. Cahill Hallet's Webber's Shaw's W. H. Smith & Sons Robert Toothaker Charles A. Warren Brunswick Fred D. Hill Herbert S. Harris John A. Legro Emma Lowell Charles L. Oliver Bessie Hunt

Cook Book Republication Seeks Recipe Corrections

The Cosmopolitan club collects material for a new edition and asks contributors to report any recipe errors. Mrs Marion Hill Freeman, club president, urges prompt communication of corrections to her.

Cosmopolitan Club Marion Hill Freeman

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