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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1930

Page

6

Local Social Roundup Mentions Town Visitors and Travel

Phippsburg notes list Gardner Rogers and family visiting in Portland with their son and wife, Cora Campbell and Doris Perry visiting Priday, and many Brunswick Topsham exchanges. Attendees include Mrs. Martin Wyman, Emily Rogers, Mrs. Rose Carpenter caring for Ana Campbell, and visits by Albert Smith, George Ingalls, Horace Holton, Edith Wheeler, Jennie Rogers, Henry Minott, W. B. Bowker, Walter Libby, and others.

Gardiner Rogers Portland Joseph Perry Cora Campbell Doris Perry Oui Martin Wyman Emily Rogers Albert Smith Bradford Marks George Ingalls Rose Carpenter Ana Campbell Sawyer Flora Riston Topsham Parr James E. Per T. C. Hughes Horace Holton Brockton Ree Jennie Rogers Bath Clifford Road Brunswick Henry Minott W. BR. Bowker Waterville Walter Libby Corunna Miss Anderson

Greek boxer Johnny Miltos to face Gauvin in Bath

Dover's Johnny Miltos, a 142 pound junior welterweight rising through Granite State ranks, travels to Bath next Friday to clash with Eddie Gauvin. Fans expect a real test for Gauvin with Miltos considered the favorite by those who have followed his progress. Pancho Villa of Waterville also draws attention for beating Al Daniels and K O Labbe, and tickets are selling quickly, possibly nearing last Friday's gate.

Johnny Miltos Dover N. H Bath Eddie Gauvin Granite State Paus Miltos Tommy Mallon Eddie

Local Social Notes From Bath and Vicinity

Personal notes recount weekends in the White Mountains visits by Mr. and Mrs. Hathorne and Mr. and Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Perkins of North Bath passes days at the Sheldon home. The Sewalls return from an automobile trip to Quebec. Lausier guests with the Robinson family. Bath student Donald B. Henderson named to the Dean’s List at the University of Maine. Multiple trips to Lewiston and Bath Iron Works noted along with local visitors and return trips.

Fred Hathorne Ralph Rice White Mountains Frank W. Perkins North Department Bath Department Mass William Sheldon High Street Stanley Wallace Mark W. Sewall Washington Street Quebec Joseph Lausier Augusta

Goodyear Family Yacht Owner Dies After Auto Crash

Weatts Sullameg, early in the year, contracted with Bath Iron Works for a 156 foot all steel yacht designed by J Glelow Inc. The owner died when his car struck a tree. The Goodyear family, prominent Buffalo merchants since 1887, lost Frank Goodyear who left a wife and four children. Yachting was a favored pastime. last summer an explosion on his new yacht caused $309,000 in damage near his Georgia summer home.

Weatts Sullameg Pe Bath Iron Works Corp J. Glelow,Inc New York Eas Eillen Atory West Goodyear Buffalo Mr. Goodyear Mississippi Gia Dubois Prank Goodyear Mt. Goodyear Georgia

William K. MacGregor dies in Oregon at 78

William K. MacGregor, 78, longtime Bath ship carpenter and Beacon Street Methodist member, died October 13 in Portland, Oregon after living in the West Coast for about 15 years. He was known for his mechanical skill and Scotch heritage, worked in shipbuilding during wartime, then in hotels, and is survived by two sons Charles A. P. MacGregor of Cambridge and Winfield W. MacGregor of Worcester, and two daughters Mrs. Milton LeClair of Portland and Mrs. Wilfred C. Trott of Bath, plus several grandchildren.

William K. MacGregor North End Bath Portland Ore Billy’ MacGregor Beacon Street Morgage Charles A. P. MacGregor Cambridge Mass Winfield W. MacGregor Worcester Milton LeClair Wilfred C. Trott

Dr Frederick L Norton Dies A Bath Dentist At 60

Dr Frederick L Norton 60 prominent Bath dentist died Sunday morning at Bath City hospital after seven years of ill health. Born in Freeport and a Baltimore Medical College graduate he practiced in North Anson and Oregon before moving to Bath fifteen years ago. He lived at 89 Union Street with his wife Mary Norton and was survived by his mother one brother one sister and a half sister.

Frederick L. Norton Bath Bath City Hospital Norton Dr. Norton Freeport Baltimore Medical College North Anson Ore Bath Trust Co Union Street Mary Norton Maurice Darrah

Obituary Notice Abbie J. Davis Addison Bath Maine

Abbie J. Davis of Ison died recently as reported by her brother Ephraim P. French of 468 Washington Street. She was born in Cutler to John D. and Zoa W. French and later moved with her family to Addison. She leaves husband Jackson Davis and children Mrs. Fred Peabody of Dorchester Massachusetts and Mrs. John Morrison of Addison and John Davis of South Addison. She also leaves brother Ephraim French of Bath and sister Mrs Hattie Leah of Addison. Her son Ephraim Davis was killed years ago when mistaken for a deer in the woods. Jackson Davis had worked for M G Shaw Lumber Co in Bath.

Abbie J. Davis Ison Ephraim P Washington Street Davis Cutler John D Zoa W. French Addison Jackson Davis Fred Peabody Dorchester Mars John Morrison John Davis South Addison Ephraim, French Bath Hattie Leah Ephraim Davis M. G.shaw Lumber Co

Frances McNeil Dies After Prolonged Illness at Bath Home

Frances McNeil 43 died Thursday afternoon at her Bath residence after a year of illness. Born in Alberton Prince Edward Island she moved to Bath over two decades ago and was active in People's Baptist church. She leaves son Warren and daughters Anna Margaret and Pauline, brothers Thomas and Charles McNeil, and sisters Mrs Burleigh Miss Putnam Mina and Emma McNeil.

Frances McNeil High Street Alberton Prince Edward Island Peter Margaret McNeil Bath People’s Baptist Church Thomas Charles McNeil Newark N. J Robert Burleigh Forest T. Putnam Mina McNeil Emma McNeil

Benjamin J. Dunn Dies in Lewiston After Long Illness

Bath native Benjamin J. Dunn died Saturday at his Lewiston home on TI Blake Street after an eight year illness. A former Lewiston city councilman and Hecla club member, he is survived by two sisters, Mrs. M. J. Madden and Miss Margaret Dunn. funeral at his home followed by a high mass at St. Joseph's Church and burial in Mt. Hope.

Benjamin J. Dunn Bath TI Blake Street Lewiston Thomas Bridget Mullaney Dunn Hecla Club M. J. Madden Margaret Dunn Lew St. Joseph’s Church Mt. Hope

Mrs Eva D Smith Dies in South Braintree at 57

Mrs Eva D Smith died Friday morning in South Braintree Massachusetts at the home of her son Everett. She was 57 and born in Bath to the late Edward and Pannie Mitchell. She had lived in South Braintree for 30 years and is survived by Everett and his six children.

Eva D. Smith South Braintree Mats Smith Bath Edward and Pannie Cutting Mitchell Everett

Women’s clubs hold Northeast Conference in Atlantic City

Mrs. Sarah McCaffrey reports a constructive program at the Northeast Regional Conference of the B and P W C in Atlantic City on Oct 11. Notable sessions covered parliamentary law public speaking English folk dancing and song leadership with speakers from Maine and national figures.

Sarah McCaffrey Rumfor al Women’s Clubs Atlantic City National Ton Ben Lowenstein Cincinnati Maine Portland Evelyne Hilliard New York London Mary Gadd English Folk Dance Society of Powell Evans B. M. Marion H. McClench Northeast Sara L. Hammons Bertha McCrillis Portland Club Lillian Gilbreth Gilbreth Frances Cummings National Erie Niagara Falls N. Y Ellen Libby Eastman Helen Havener Independent Woman Virginia Montgomery Elizabeth Sears Ruth Rich

Three Bath couples deemed legally married by notaries

The Maine 1916 statute Sec. 16 affirms marriages solemnized by a justice of the peace or minister remain valid if entered with genuine intent, even if officiants lack jurisdiction. The ruling protects three Bath couples who wed publicly or by private ceremony since 1929, under the belief they were lawfully married.

Bath Notaries Maine New York State

Bath Represented at Gardiner Congress

Bath delegates attend the State Congress of Parents and Teachers in Gardiner. Mrs. Anna Mullin leads the state organization, with aides from Bangor New York and multiple local PTA units including Morse High and Dike School associations represented by numerous officers and members.

Bath State Congress of Parents and Teachers Gardiner Anna Mullin Haven Sawyer Bangor Frederic Hosmer New York National Congress Morse High School P.T.A Charles R. Farnham Benjamin Gediman Albert Henderson D. Wylie Lemont Rosanna McFadden North Center Association Edward J. Lee Leroy Colby Arthur C. Norton James McLaughlin Roscoe P. McFadden Carl Anderson Milton C. Trott Daniel T. Dougherty South End Association Arthur C. Lemont John Hunt William H. Small J. A. Redlon Dike School Association Ruby Avery Scott M. Golder Helen Shaughnessy Herman Crocker Frank French

Funeral for Ex Alderman Scott M. Golder

Ex alderman and master painter Scott M. Golder died suddenly Tuesday morning. His funeral drew many friends and PTA delegations from Dike and Central schools. Rev. Weston P. Holman officiated at the home on Winship Street. burial was at Oak Grove. Eleanor Burns of Portland visited Mrs. Rudolph McRae.

Scott M. Golder Winship Street Golder Weston P. Holman Beacon Street

Toll hearing on Woolwich Bath bridge draws farmer ire

The commission held a hearing to fix tolls on the Woolwich to Bath bridge amid protests from farmers and frequent users about the burden. Speakers cited high costs, unpaid tolls, and revenue figures as they urged gradual toll relief and consideration of future generations.

Funeral services for Dr Frederick L Norton

The funeral of Dr Frederick L Norton was held Tuesday at 2 PM at his home 89 Union Street with Rev Charles M Tubbs of Grace Church officiating. Bearers included Dr Walter E Rowe Dr Williams Whitney Dr Maxwell Powers Dr Arthur W Mac Vane Dr Walter K Morse and Dr Herbert A Bates. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery. Mrs Willard Whitman and daughter Virginia of Somerville Mass visited Mrs Lena Crooker and returned after weekend at her home.

Frederick L. Norton Union Street Charles M. Tubbs Grace Church Walter E. Rowe Williams Whitney Maxwell Powers Arthur W. MacVane Walter K. Morse Herbert A. Bates Oak Grove Cemetery Willard Whitman Virginia Somerville Mass

Mr and Mrs Perkins Visit Rockland by Guests

Mr and Mrs Frank W Perkins of North street passed Sunday in Rockland where they were guests of Mr and Mrs Gilman Seabury, former North street residents.

Frank W. Perkins North Street Rockland Gilman Seabury

Roland Smith Post nominates officers at meeting

The Roland Smith Post American Legion nominates Samuel Povich as Post commander and a slate including Rus sell H. Stodder Herman A Johnson Perry L Thompson Freeman A Trott Eugene J Hart Roscoe Shaw Edward Sewall Ralph E Wright Roscoe E Perkins Allan Spear Charles Syde and Eugene Desmond for officer and committee roles at the American Legion Hall A gift presentation by Herbert L Douglas accompanied the meeting A supper for members is planned next Monday night at 6 30 with election of officers to follow

Roland Smith Post American Legion Hall Samuel Povich Russell H. Stodder Herman A. Johnson Perry L. Thompson Freeman A. Trott Eugene J. Hart Roscoe Shaw Edward Sewall Ralph £. Wright Roscoe E. Perkins Allan Spear Charles Syde Eugene Desmond Post Sagadahoc County Boston Herbert L. Douglas Douglas Wilbur Crocker George Betts James L. Morse Earl Maxwell Allan, Spear Ralph E. Wright

Funeral of Mrs Eva D Smith in South Braintree

The funeral of Mrs Eva D Smith who died Friday in South Braintree Massachusetts was Sunday at the residence of A F Mayo 191 Center Street Rev Morse of the First Baptist church officiated Burial was in Oak Grove Mr and Mrs Fred Eaton returned to their home in North Weymouth Massachusetts after visiting his sisters Mrs John Nocton and Mrs George Wallace

Eva D South Braintree Mass A F. Mayo Center Street Morse First Baptist Church Oak Grove Fred Eaton North Weymouth John Nocton George Wallace

Also Mentioned on This Page

Phippsburg Gauvin Frank H. Goodyear West Coast Mrs Eleanor Burns Rudolph McRae Chevrolet Flint Michigan Atlantic Motor Company, Inc Newcastle, Maine O. M. McCrown Boothbay Harbor Kennebec West Oes Stearns State Highway Commission Harold P. Small F. R. Bailey Woolwich Oakhurst Dairy A. A. Stott D. Ward Percy D. Marston Frost T. Bailey Harpswell Duncan cIntosh E. P. Briggs Runnells Roland Smith Bertrand Congress Building Forest Richard R. Frohock Optometper
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