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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1948

Page

6

Oldest Settler in This Section and Descendants

Fragmentary notes recount a 1665 voyage to Kennebec on the river, with references to Devon, Boston, and early New England settlers. It mentions John Webber and a widow living in Yarmouth in 1700, plus Nathaniel Sawyer and Waitstill Webber, with various kin and spouses named, in Barnstable County and Newport connections.

Jelek Treoker Devon Boston John Eddy Newport R. I Margaret Joseph Nathaniel Uel Thomas John Webber Pigail Newenan Co Webber Yarmouth Barnstable County Sawyer Dses Chase John Waitstill

Communist critique warns of upheaval in America

A historical column warns that communism seeks to infiltrate government posts and labor unions, threatening social order and the American way of life. It argues liberal freedoms could erode under such influence, fearing broad arrests of capitalists and the spread of a profit-based class oppression.

Dummer Sewall New Year Book Chapter Officers

The Dummer Sewall chapter announces year officers and committees for 19. Members include regents and chap members like Mrs Lena regent and Mrs M Ruth Blaisdell. Committees cover Americanism flag use records and Red Cross with many named members. Meetings are monthly at Central church parish house with occasional evening sessions and delegates visiting Maine D A R leaders on a 15 day trip.

Dummer Sewall Chap- Marie Lena Ruth Blaisdell Eerenns Mary Gilmore Hall M . Lucille Steussy Et Shaw Myrtle Stanton Abbie ‘Harvey Smith Pearl Wilson Susan Reed Almena Jaques Mary Hall Lila Murrs Lena Ring Osephine Tubbs Motion Ethel Ba‘ley D. A. R. Museum Isabel Na’ Farm Alice Varney Foote Cartie Varney Belle Bwell Bertha Davis Eleanor Irish Florence Calderwood Maude Howard Marjorie Hopkins Seene Orse Amanda Metcalf Melinda Tarbox Allan Frances Morse Webber Laura Belle Pallmer Leonice B. Morse Lillian Gertrude Plummer Jane Sewall Murphy Mary Pelham Hill Annie Ridley Low Alice Edna Varney Agnes Whitmore Humphreys Ethel Fisher Willes Margaret Rogers Foote Flora May Randall Lena Calderwood Ring Nellie Reed Lord Josephine Bosley Tubbs Jane Lemont Alice Percy Litch Maine Heywood Manual For Citizen

October meeting of hospital board directors summarized

The October directors meeting reviewed minutes, approved the last minutes, and heard reports from committee chairs. Items included hospital supply distributions, hours logged by workers, fundraising and volunteer activity, a $4 memorial gift for Frederick E. Drake, and purchasing actions for September.

Divcrse Sohoe Innes Retary Alrectors William Kelley Ben Pauline Avery Weers Ig, i Ice Joseph O. Purdue Pllaney Geecorner Edward St. Martin Irman He Ve.teer Rs. W. Dayton Hill S. Hill Anne Kimball Frederick E. Drake Kelley Monday Contract Club E. A. Stover D. Stover McInnes Charles Doyle G. Thomas Ener Murphy Arthur King Edward D. Sone Loring Addison Joseph Ea Herbert Cavanaugh I. Voorhees Roger Luke

Morse Family Plans Pittsfield Visit For Football Game

Mr and Mrs Brian M loseys Ferry travel to Pittsfield with their daughter and Mr and Mrs Lawrence J Muzzroll to see the football clash between High Maine Centralstitute J V team and Morse. Coach Muzzroll of MC I hosts Morse squad after the game at their home.

Brian M Loseys Ferry Pittsfield Lawrence J. Muzzroll High Maine Centralstitute J. V Muzzroll Morse Muzzrell Morse Squad Nee” Virginia Jewett

Cenesta Chapter Fraternity Evening and Honors

Cenesta Chapter O E BD hosts a fall gathering with past matrons Sarah Shaw and Mrs Freda Bagdikian honored. Edith Rich and David Rich substitute as candidates as members decorate rooms with fall blooms and candles. A chicken pie supper precedes a plan for Norway chapter via Mrs Martha Bertrand and Brothers Night on Nov 5. Annuity of Mr and Mrs Thomas Perkins noted. Panama guest Lavina Pierce attends. Genesta circle plans fall meetings Oct 20 with covered dish supper at 6:30.

Cenesta O. E Florence Fullerton Martha Bertrand Norway William Fortin Kenneth Wood Ray Howe Thomas F. Perkins Old Folks Home Iter Lavina Pierce Panama Lida Howard Fred Marchant Genesta Circle Emer

Bath Memorial Hospital Fair Ends With Strong Attendance

Bath Memorial Hospital fair closed its two day session Saturday night and, though final financials are not yet tabulated, organizers deem it among the most successful in both money and social impact. A 1949 Ford went to Herbert Morse. Other prizes included items for children and pets, with a skunk auctioned by Harry B. Carney.

Bath Memorial Hospital Herbert Morse High Street Dudley S. Leavitt Ralph Stetson Joan Crocker Jane Breton Uptown Theatre Ernest Rideout Sandra Blethen Donna Reed J. A. Long Bedford Street Royal Johnson Con Hotel Daniel MacDonaldington Allen McAllister Harry B. Carney J. C. Clark Inta

Superior Court October Session Opens Tuesday

Justice Robert B. Wu presides as 16 grand jurors are sworn in at the opening session. Indictments will be decided after the foreman is elected, while building renovations create a dusty, noisy backdrop. Grand jurors include Frank G. Aderton and Winthrop A. Blair among others from Bath, Topsham, Richmond, and Woolwich. Blair elected foreman. Alfred L. Rackley named clerk.

Robert B. Wuperior Superior Court Frank G. Aderton Bowdeinham Alice S. Baker Woolwich Winthrop A. Blair Phippsburg Adelaide S. Bowker Bath Harold Brown Richmond Marie Curtis Topsham Earl C. Dow Flora I. Hennessy Joseph F. Higgins Georgetown Marguerite L. Lemont West Bath Archibald

Veteran Arthur Delano pleads guilty to larceny in Sagadahoc

Arthur Delano of Georgetown, a WWII veteran and father of six, pleaded guilty to larceny from the Sagadahoc Real Estate Association for $300 worth of cast iron pipe columns and three 10 foot eye beams. He was placed on two years probation after restitution was noted by County Attorney Ralph O. Dale and Sagadahoc Real Estate Association counsel Edward Bridgham.

Robert B. Williamson Sagadahoc County Arthur Delano Georgetown Sagadahoc Edward W. Bridgham the_Sagadahoc Real Estate Association Dale Justice Williamson Delano Bridgham

Deer Hunting Season Opens Early Today

Maine counties start deer season with Penobscot Somerset Piscataquis Franklin and Oxford opening now and others on November first. northern areas offer 40 days of shooting while 30 remain in other regions for未bagged bucks or does. Commissioner Stobie notes woods stay open all season and recent rain frost boost hunting prospects with caution urged.

Bob Elliot Penobscot Somerset Piscataquis Franklin Oxford Maine Inland Fisheries and Game George J. Stobie Maine Woods Washington County Wesley Calais Lurton Blassingame New York City Stobie Inland Fisheries and Game Department Lloyd Clark Milltown

Council votes down locating stand for taxis

City council rejects a plan to establish taxi stands on Front and Center streets. Debate centered on public convenience versus granting special privileges. several members argued taxis are a public service while opponents warned of favored treatment. Names of council members from wards one through seven appear in the deliberations.

Lapin Thurlow Neiler H. Joseph Leburton D. Sheldon Arthur W. Gediman Star Hunter Thomas F Cummings David C. Dickson Passange L. H. Cooper Andrew M. Butterfie Merritt A. M. Ward Harold W. Ward Rodney E. Ross Converse G. Fenn Walter Rogers

Navy EM1c Harry L. Cornish Honored at 250 Middle Street

Harry L. Cornish, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Cornish of 4 Weeks Street, has received the honorable discharge as EM1c from the U S Navy after six years of active duty. He resides with wife Priscilla Wood and their son at 250 Middle Street. He served mainly in the Asiatic Pacific and Alaska, and was aboard the Tucson in Tokyo Bay when the peace treaty was signed, two ships from the Missouri. A Morse High School graduate, class of 1941.

Harry L. Cornish Harry E. Cornish Weeks Street United States Navy Middle Street Priscilla Wood Asiatic Pacific Alaska Harry Tucson Tokyo Bay Missouri Morse High School

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