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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1927

Page

4

Five Islands Grange resumes weekly meetings next Tuesday

Five Islands grange plans its regular weekly gathering next Tuesday with reports on the fair and hopes for good attendance. Visitors and guests are noted among a lengthy list of seasonal residents and travelers at local cottages and homes.

Grange Grange Library

Open to Public Until November First

The facility will stay accessible to the public through November 1, offering extended hours and continued services for visitors and residents alike.

Obituary for Samuel T. Hinckley 76 Marine Engineer

Samuel Tl Hinckley, 76, longtime Bath Iron Works chief and later Maine Central railroad marine engineer, died in his Winter home in Lithona Florida. Born in Georgetown, he earned an enviable reputation for pushing speed during BIWs contract-bonus era and later managed motive power for Maine Central. He leaves wife Cora Hinckley, one son Philip, three daughters Grace, Lula, and Doris Eldridge, and is buried in Georgetown Center.

Lithona Fla Samuel Tl. Hinckley Bath Iron Works Maine Central Railroad Bath Georgetown Center Hinckley Iron Works Sam Hinckley Maine Central Railroad Co Georgetown Samuel Sarah Hinckley Solar Lodge of Masons Montgomery St. Bernard Dunlap Commandery K. T Florida Maine Cora Tlinckley Philip Hinckley Grace Hinckley Methodist Episcopal Hospital Brooklyn N. Y Lula Hinckley Boston Doris Elldridge Rockland

Death of John Baxter Hoover in Boston

John Baxter Hoover died Thursday in Boston at his home 99 Guisborough Street. A naval draughtsman he helped build ships for Bath Iron Works and later worked in Elizabeth New Jersey Morris Heights and Norfolk Virginia. He married Tarriet Whitmore and leaves his wife and daughter Catherine Hoover.

Boston John Baxter Hoover Guisborough Street Hoover Bath Bath Iron Works Tarriet Whitmore Parker M. Whitmore Elizabeth N. J Morris Heights Norfolk, Va John DD. Hoover Catherine Hoover

Funeral services held for Emily A. Hanson of Bath

Emily A. Hanson 77 widow of Bant Hanson died Saturday in Yarmouth at the home of her daughter Mrs Christina Rogers. Rev C W Hughes officiated at the funeral Monday. Survived by sons Henry W. Hanson Portland Ole Hanson Portsmouth Bant Hanson Cleveland and Dr Millard D Hanson Patten. Grandchildren include Dr Henry W Hanson Jr. Body brought to Bath for burial at Oak Grove.

Emily A. Hanson Bant Hanson Bath Yarmouth Christina H. Rogers C. W. Hughes First Congregational Church Henry W. Hanson Portland Ole Hanson Portsmouth N. H Cleveland Millard D. Hanson Patten Oak Grove

Coombs Rites Held At Bath Home

Funeral for William D. Coombs, Bath businessman, conducted Tuesday at 2 50 pm at his home 51 Corliss Street. Rev Robert H Carey officiated with Masonic bearers from Volar Star lodge. Burial followed at Oak Grove.

William DD. Coombs Bath Corliss Street Robert H. Carey Volar Star Lodge of Masons Mr. Coombs Arthur B. Stilphen Thomas F. Perkins Arthur F. Larrabee Charles Kek Curtis Oak Grove

Captain Daniel Miller Funeral Held at Old Folks Home

The funeral for Capt. Daniel Miller, Marine veteran and longtime seaman, was held Tuesday at four at the Old Folks Home. Rev. Weston P. Holman of Beacon Street Methodist Church officiated. Burial followed at Oak Grove.

Daniel Miller Old Folks Home Weston P. Holman Beacon Street Methodist Church Oak Grove

Getchell Family Holds 19th Reunion at Old Homestead

Richmond area notes about local families include the Getchell reunion on Getchell hill with 37 members attending. A buffet lunch, photos, games, and storytelling followed the gathering, highlighting members like Guy Getchell, a chief engineer who just arrived from Africa via New York.

Sermon by Rev Judson Cross at First Baptist Georgetown

Rev Judson Cross of Fitchburg Mass a summer resident at Kennebec Point preached at the First Baptist Church with the subject What is Christianity. The visit followed by numbers of clergymen at recent services including Rev A E Holt of Chicago University and Rev J C Bearse of Sanford. The town notes accompany social visits, road work openings, hotel guests and weekend guests at Seguinland and Sagadahoe House.

Judson Cross Fitchburg Mass First Baptist Church Kennebec Point SW. Brown A. E. Holt Chicago University J.C. Bearse Sanford Lee Billington Andover Albers West Georgetown George I. Oliver Willard Roger Popham Frank Oliver Forrest Varney Porthand Nellie Mains Lizzie Oliver Waltham Howard Trafton J.C. Burnham Cunningham’s Hill Lester Towers Bessie Powers Robinhood Bath Starry Noyes Chicago Helen Noyes A. M. Percival Norridgewock Ida Ward Augusta John H. Oliver Camp Sagadahoe Lexington Mrooomdt George Nigte New York James Buzze Middletown Conneutime Arthur Rowe Viola Buz Zo

Overlook Girls Celebrate Season Banquet and Prizes

On a Tuesday evening the Overlook girls held their closing banquet as season prizes were awarded. Betty Gray of Brookline Mass won first for highest points, Natalie King of Brookline Mass second. Barbara Davis of Osterville Mass won best in overall spirit. Eve lyn Kelley of Lawrence Mass best in tennis. Natalie King best in obstacle race. Most girls plan to return next season. Miss Dannett and staff attended with visitors William T. Pearson and Artie Pepper.

Othe Betty Gray Brooktie Matss Natalie King Brookline Barbara Davis Osterville Mass Evelyn Kelley Lawrence Natelie Blaisdell Pionemian Daebne Woellasten Deen Willian T. Pearson Bosten Sid Artie 1 Pepper Thath

Personal Notes From Coastal Town Weekend Gatherings

Miss Nancy Blart spent the weekend at Popham Beach while James Coombs of lower High street is bedridden after a serious illness and a doctors consultation occurred Saturday. Miss Ethel Beals of Lisbon Falls, Miss Agnes Fields, Ralph Blakeney and Donald Specht visited Small Point on Sunday with friends. Mr and Mrs Willian PL Thatch, sister Mrs Pauline Twitchell, Betsy Thatch and Mrs Davis Hatch visited Warren on Sunday. Oliver Chandler who works in Limerick returned Monday after a weekend with his wife and infant son Robert of Park street.

Getchell Getchell Hill Guy New York Ida Getebell Guy Getchell A. T. Perkins Dresden Herbert Getebell Pred Getchell John Levendale Gorham Alfred Hloudlette Andrey Melvell Charles Watson Seth Watson Florence Watson John Dix Farmington Ernest Curtis Bowdoinham Gerald Watson Mechanic Falls Mor Merton Dunn Gardiner John Dunn CR. Peacock Boston Frank Lancaster Morris Glaser Main Street William Dunham Capitol Ishind Freenam Wood Lawrence Bond Lyte Lint Anne Curtis Mabel Clifford Clara Thompson Bowdeinham George C. DeMott Margaret Scott Genevieve Stewart Portland Annie Grant Ernest Eric Charlie Paul Stilphen New Brunswick Alice Flynn Darrah Street G. C. Marriner Lewiston Harold Wheeler Sabattus Fred Wheeler Chestnut Street William M. Taggart Scranton Laura KE. Davis Doris Small Elsie Ficket Frances Preble Capitol Island Roy Dickinson God John Pinkham Old Orchard L.T. Maley Wirtlest Sylvester Harry Fall Alelen Merrifield Lexington Brunswick Road Purinton Reya Denham Thomas Point Briery Doris Canaan Linden Little Diamariscotts Daniel Ridley Myrtle Dimon Bertha Raymond Minnie Pert Southport John Phininer Pleasant Street Elizabeth Claire Dailey William McGinn Michael Rourke Bath Olive King Lillian Oliver A. EE. McMaster Charles Day Arthur Lancaster Cleveland Ohio Lawrence Lancaster Berdelia Dow T Philip Nardini Waterville Pranks Goodwin James Tingnes Horace Millay Powdeinham Forest Mather Rachel Carter W. J. Layton Whitinsville Mass J. G. C. Parrham Ant Donovan Massachusetts Harry Lo Cheney Topsham Clarence Robinson New Haven John Bradshaw South Harpswell Sherman Roberts Winthrop Grace Mealey Business College Raymond Libby Oan Cunmada Edward Jack Paul Lakewood G. Os, Talbot Hingham Matss IL 3S Fletcher Sylvester Rowland Frederick Ploj. Hinckley Capt. Hinckley West Georgetown Hartley Harley Seguinland Ella Jackson Augusta Paris Sparks John Thompson Elizabeth Thompson Stetson Sheepscat Bliss Rouse Kennebec Point Monson Mars George Laskey Everett A. M. Traften Charles Seale Punt William Farnsworth Seguinland Hotel Paul Strand New York City Cook Annie May Cook Cambridge Isabel Gratts Huckleberry Finn Frank Haly Lon Chaney Frank Cook Roger Russell Bar Harbor Cozy Harbor Casino Albert’ Palmer H. Pate Clarence K. Dwinell Waltham Nancy Blart Popham Beach James Coombs Lower High Street Ethel Beals Lisbon Falls Agnes Fields Ralph Blakeney Donald Specht Small Point Willian PL Thatch Pauline Twitchell Betsy Davis Hatch Warren Oliver Chandler Limerick Robert Park Street

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