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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1936

Page

5

Richmond Camp Ground Listings and Local Visits

Richmond news notes a long list of residents and visitors at the camp ground, cottages, and nearby towns. Many families travel, host relatives, or attend events with limited regional detail, including Legion Auxiliary gatherings, baptist meetings, and local gatherings. Notable names include Arthur Turner Eben Briery Hazel Densmore Eva Cooper Carrie Foye Danmeyer Helen Graves Flora Denham Walter Higgins Walter Higgins William Lewis Roy Cheney and others.

Arthur Turner the Forks Eben Waldoboro Elwell Briery Veterans Administration Richmond Alverez Gilbert Altermont N. Y George Gilbert Hazel Densmore Randolph Eva Cooper Carrie Foye Danmeyer Steele N. D Helen Graves Bowdoinham Flora Denham Joanna Smith Walter Higgins Bath Reginald Emmons Belgrade Mary Taylor Englewood N. J William Lewis Gardiner Street Everett Steeves Vassalboro Roy Cheney William D. Watson Somerville Mass Camp Ground T. J. Southard Philip Baltimore Clara Reed Milton Robert Hobbs Malden Russell Fairbrother Kansas City White Ruth Esther Rachel Higgins Mapleton Ida Hosmer Gara Preble Skowhegan Fair Legion Auxiliary Howard Williams Donald Brunswick Harry Douglass Maynard Hinkley Five Islands Marion McFarland Augusta Charles E. Hewitt Lillian Sherburn Portland Hewitt A. S. Buzzell Litchfield H. A. Tarr Richmond Fire Department Lane Field Enterprise Grange Hall Grange Hall Charles Alexander Oxford Alice Manwarring Mattatuck C. Leavens Eldridge Baptist Church Elva Purington Baptist Choir Helen Naylor Ela Purington Hallowell Baptist Church Luther Stiles Cora Harvey North Leeds Frank Carver Gwendolyn Tarr Harold Bunker Gardiner William Haynes Elizabeth Haynes Thomas Nealon Boothbay Florence Finnegan Evelyn Stuart Eliza Fogg Nellie Powers George Hodges Springfield Beatrice Hodges Concord N. H Hodges Mary P. Reed Marion Jack Thomaston George Shaw Margaret Peabody Ora Yeaton M. A. Hinkley Jennie Small Lewiston O. B. Gray Melvin Dow and Son Canton

Mrs John H Perkins Broadcast Visit From Knox ville

Mrs. John H Perkins of Hardings returns from Knoxville after visiting her brother Dr Carl R Heinrich and family. She sang on a WNOX radio program and at Broadway Memorial Church, toured Norris Dam officials and Indian Cave, Luray Caverns, and visited Washington and Hartford en route.

John H. Perkins Hardings Knoxville Tenn Carl R. Heinrich Norris Indian Cave Perkins Luray Shenandoah National Park J. S. McNulty Aurora Hills

Georgetown Area Social Note Includes Many Visitors

Georgetown residents and guests share reports of cottage stays at West Georgetown and Kennebec Point. Visits include Mrs. Katherine Morse Mrs. Harold Tate and Harold Jr Miss Lois Sholtz from Canton Mass and many others from Bath Portland Melrose and Boston area with dances church events and tales of trips to Boothbay Harbor Ocean Park and Sabine. Center school openings set for Sept 14 and several vacationers plan more gatherings at Overlook Kennebec Point and Robin Hood areas.

Katherine Morse Harold JW. Tate Harold, Jr Lois Sholtz Canton Mass George Riams West Georgetown Tate California Ethel Spinney Portland Bay Point Roscoe P. Todd Melrose Highlands Kenneth Dunlop Carri E Oliver Coughter Gladys Oliver Gilbert Gunnell Waltham T. N. Williams Joseph Higgins Bath Joseph Bearse Marion Albers John Thibodeau Georgetown Center Minnie Hicks Ruth Hicks Dorothy W. Oliver Boothbay Harbor Burton Radley Topsham Edgar Warren Carl Williams Dorothy Bristol, Conn Thomas Williams Ernest Curtis Salem Howard M. Trafton Dorothy Hagan L. Earl Hagan Ocean Park Alfred J. Rowe Sadie Dowling Clayton Rowe D. L. Pettengill Frye Stanley Quist Hyde Park Alfred Cressey Augusta E. Rowe Nancy I. Russell Century Club Emma Lou Hill Pottsville Kennebec Point Seward E. Emmons Augusta Rowe B. H. Woodside Thomas Hagan Overlook Martha Rich Bowen Gediman’s Lincoln Street Lloyd Doty Robinhood Church First Baptist Church Harold F. Hunt Brunswick Elizabeth Hunt Theodore Beaven Christine Cutting Manchester N. H Robinhood Walter B. Hill George Hill New York W. A. Todd Monay Carrie Heald Edgecomb Walter Schoepfer Donald Pawtucket R. I

District field day plans center on 100000 expected crowd

Sagadahoc county officials led by Fred W. Quimby map Labor Day events at Old Orchard House with four county floats, Miss G O P 1936 contest, and a 1.25 dinner under Lincoln club. Col Theodore Roosevelt, James C Oliver, Wallace White Jr, and Lewis Barrows may attend while extra trains and sound cars enable citywide participation.

Sagadahoc County Fred W. Quimby Republican City Committee Bath Susanna Richard B. Wilkes Portland Quimby Old Orchard House Col Theodore Roosevelt James C. Oliver Wallace H. White, Jr Lewis O. Barrows Lincoln Club of Edward W. Bridgham

Bathman Claims A Safety Record

Walter M. Potter of 1074 High street has driven since 1913 and seeks to beat a famed 27 year 450000 mile accident free record. Potter praises blameless driving across 23 years with four trucks and four touring cars, reporting no passenger injuries and only minor car damage. He recalls early trips to Skowhegan and Gorham village and notes he owned Bath’s first Studebaker.

Walter M. Potter High Street Potter Mr. Potter Skowhegan Augusta Gorham Village Studebaker Bath

Hyre Couple Visits Maine En Route Home From Vacation

Mr. and Mrs. C Theodore Hyre of Louisville Kentucky visited the Colonial during a Maine trip. They toured the Kennebec Carlton bridge area where Mrs Hyre’s grandfather Charles K Allen was engineer. The couple, along with their miniature pinscher Nosey, met friends including Senator N Gratz Jackson and Carl C Anderson. Their five year old daughter remains with her grandmother in Kansas City. Mr Allen died last August.

C. Theodore Hyre Macon Avenue Louisville Colonial Hyre Kennebec-Carlton Charles K. Allen The Fidelity and Casualty Insurance Co New York Mr. Hyre Mrs. Hyre George K. Allen Kansas City Mr. Allen

Three Pegs at Liberty Theatre Amuses Week-Long Readers

A lively three act comedy The Three Pegs played at the Liberty theatre on Thursday under Mrs Fred Johnson direction. Proceeds benefited Ran a pas rers association. The program featured Glen da Howard in a tap dance, Mrs Otis Baker singing popular tunes, and a strong ensemble cast led by Emily Weston and Norman Howard. Community figures and families from Malden Island Bath and surrounding towns attended, with nominations of local clubs noting officer elections and a final picnic at Pemaquid.

Liberty Theatre Fred Johnson Pr Pebpmsr Pas Rers Glenda Howard Norman Howard Otis Baker Land of the Sky Blue Waters Minnetonka Baker Emily Weston Eeett Euphelia Herbert Moore Barclay B. F. Perry Norman Howard

Rittall Attends 12th Annual Topsham Club Meeting

Community notes detail a busy sequence of social visits and travels across Maine, with ace Rittall at the Topsham Fairgrounds for the 12th annual club event. Several households report cottage closings and planned trips to Stowe, Greenfield, and Storrs for teaching duties. Joint visits by Gov. Brann and other notable figures include speeches at Five Islands, while local families welcome new births and mark weekend excursions to Harmon's Harbor and Pemaquid.

Ace Rittall Topsham Fairgrounds J. A. Folsom D. L. Howard F. M. Biggins George Smith Gertrude Smith Seguin Lodge Wiscasset Frank Bartlett Marjorie Bartlett Stowe Greenfield Mass Storrs Islands Savage Ralph Davis Bath Brian Warren James Baker Otis Baker Camp Perry Frank Blake Philip Blake Somerville Blake Clyde Dorr Orville Elizabeth Vickerson Milton J. C.briggs Frank Currie Cambridge George Herman Everett Herman Five Islands Frank Perkins McDonald Moroni Montreal Harmon's Harbor Sky Pilot Isle Au Haut George Hanna B. F. Perry Frank Biggins Eliot Lumm

Spragues Visit Crosman Family in Bay Point Area

Mr and Mrs Guy Sprague of Somerville Massachusetts visiting Crosman cottage Bay Point for a few days with Mrs Sprague s sister and husband Mr and Mrs Harry W Crosman of High street Mrs Edgar A Farrar of Portland visiting Summer at Harvey P Hathornes home in Sagadahoc Ferry passed Tuesday in Portland with her son Lincoln Farrar

Carroll Houdlette Gardiner Whitefield Lincoln Houdlette Sagadahoc Ferry Bert Houdlette Jessie White Farmingdale Harriet Libby King’s Mills Everett G. Lemont Fred Kittridge William Kittridge High Street Vaughan Smiley Philadelphia Sabine Lémont Cottage I. P. Quimby Bessie Quimby Malden Clinton Hanna Paul Ruth Belgrade George Hanna James K. Smith Kellam Nancy Lumberville Smith Arthur Walker Malden Island Roy Shackford James McKay John Sanborn Bath P. B. Savage F. M. Butts Parker Elmer B. Clark New York City Fred Clark Gainesville Fla John R. Meagley Daytona Beach Moore-Davis Sedgemere Road Irma Norris Dorchester Linnikin Bay Herbert Moore Ida Magro Boston Lettie Harford Chester Pinkham Westbrook Ellsworth Pinkham John Kimball Hooksett N. H Earl Kimball Concord Richard Anderson Paul A. Thompson Martha Jean Dorothy Robert Cranbrook School Bloomfield Hills Mich New’ York Thompson Keewaydin Lake Timmagami Ontario Audrey Pinkham Bay Point J. A. Folsom Leon Augusta Folsom Charles Showalter Charles Lawrence Donald Mariin Margaret Logue Pittsburg Smith Cottage Improvement Association Elbridge Southard Norman Howard Caroline Anderson Frank Biggins Pemaquid Earl McMahan Fred Lundquist Myrtle E. Sanders Roslindale John Lundquist Percy Allen Camp Arden Oakland S. B. Cubbage Oakmont Lester Lewis Roland James North Jay E. Mason Wright Harriet Worrell Ralph R. Worrell Thompson House New Harbor Mary Norton Edward Lewis Leon Lewis Five Islands Norman Martin Katharine and Mary Guy Sprague Somerville Mass Crosman Edgar A. Farrar Portland Harvey P. Hathorne Lincoln Farrar

Drayton Delivered to Navy Department in Boston

The U S S Drayton a 1500 ton destroyer launched by Bath Iron Works was officially delivered to the Navy Department at the Boston Navy Yard. Delivery followed a 6 30 a m dock departure and the ship’s earlier speed record during trials. Officials from Bath Iron Works and shipyard executives attended the delivery voyage with about 160 crew aboard.

U. S. S. Drayton Bath Iron Works Corp United States Navy Navy Department Boston Navy Yard Drayton U. S. S. Mahan United Dry Docks Staten Island N. Y Prs U. S. S. Flusser Federal Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Ca Kearney N. J U. S William S. Newell Archibald M. Main Boston Wil S. Blair Building Concern Ralph G. Pennoyer Geovery Portsmouth Navy Yard U.S. S. Lamson Drayton’s

Women Republicans Dine At Sedgwick

Eighteen loyal Republican women from Arrowsic and Woolwich met at Sedgwick for a luncheon and sun parlor gathering. The Arrowsic club sponsored the event with Woolwich guests. Mrs. John G. Reed, Woolwich president, spoke, and attendees wore sunflowers and campaign buttons. Bob Messenger of Richmond spoke on campaign material and women voters. Miss Maxine Walker reported she already cast her ballot. The group discussed canvassing women for a straight Republican vote. attendance included local officials and returning visitors from Groton Connecticut.

Arrowsic and Woolwich Sedgwick Arrowsic Club Woolwich Club Horatio Baker James S. McFarland John G. Reed Bob” Messenger Richmond Maxine Walker Reed Swscott Mass

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