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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1929

Page

4

Chisholm Defeats Duncan In Shore Acres Golf Match

Alex Chisholm of Portland Club defeated B Duncan of Englewood New Jersey 67 to 77 at Shore Acres. Chisholm shot 33 on the first nine and 34 on the second for 67 while Duncan posted 37 and 40 for 77. Mrs Herbert Huggard and several families listed as visitors were noted in the following society brief.

Shore Acres Chisholm OF Portland Club Alex Chisholm Postland Country Club B. Duncan Englewood N. J F Opewers Duncan Gga Chisholm N. A. Cushman Jimmy Hammond Billy Tench Woods Fairway Cushman Cove Apple Orchard Brook Green

Town considers new fire pumper as aid to protection

Bowdoinham residents witness a trial of a fire pumper on the coal wharf with a 10 foot stream over the flag pole at Kendall grain mill. The town has not decided on purchase. several local figures attend the demonstration and discuss needs.

Bath residents visit Sabine cottages in West Bath column

Howard and Edwin with daughter Mary and Kenneth Foster of Topsham stay at the Bates cottage in Sabine. Numerous Bath and Brunswick families, including the Aitkens, Owen, Lemont, Hodgkins, Doane, Haggett, and Piercy clans, report weeklong or weekend visits at Sabine cottages. Ralph Pratt attends the State Fair in Lewiston.

Howard Edwin Mary Kenneth Foster Topsham Bates Cottage Sabine Horace Aitken Reita Russell Pulsom Kenneth Clifford Beachmont Aitken Charles Owen Florence Auburn W. G. Bates Everett Lemont Fred Kittredge Thelma William Kittredge Lemont Bath Elmer D. Hodgkins Ellen Leland Hodgkins Melville Smith Helen Smith Emily Curtis Brunswick Herbert P. Doane Chevy Chase D. C Dorothy Bishop E. W. Haggett Boston J. B. Lemont and Sons Bazen, Jr Pan Ella van Wort E. A. Piercy Larrabee E. B. Noyes Madelyn Clara Everett Mass Noys Sabino Jack Eade Hazel Dorothy Tarrie Fred Butler

Perry and Summers To Headline Arcade Arena Show

Mike Perry of Portland and Smiling Johnny Summers of Lewiston will headline the Arcade Arena main bout. Ned Ferris may fight in the semi final with Kid Roberts while Art Potvin recovers. Stone Gauvin delays push due to scheduling and work, keeping three weeks before a potential Stone Gauvin rematch.

Mike Perry Portland Johnny Summers Lewiston Rocky Stone Eddie Gauvin Tom Travis Gauvin Stone Ferris Ned Ferris Art Potvin Kid Roberts Potvin Chick Hayes Perry Summers

New England Telephone approves 487,082 for 61 mile cable extension

At its monthly meeting the executive committee authorized spending 487,082 to extend the main toll cable from Deep Gut Brunswick to Clinton about 61 miles toward Bangor. Work to begin in October and finish late in 1931 includes 313,763 feet of aerial cable and 84 poles among other installations.

New England Telephone & Telegraph Co Deep- Gut Brunswick Clinton Portland-Brunswick Bangor

Colonial Club Plans Annual Clambake and Golf Tourney

At a Tuesday meeting the Colonial club set September 15 for its annual clambake and golf tournament at Shore Acres Sebasco. Clinton D. Wilson and J. Haviland Torrey will arrange the golf event while Horace T Morse and Jason A Merrill organize the bake. Wilson will represent the club in talks with the Brunswick club over a single golf match at Shore Acres. Raphael N Higgins was elected a member and a resignation was accepted.

Shore Acres Sebasco Colonial Club Clinton D. Wilson J. Haviland Torrey Horace T Morse Jason A. Merrill Mr. Wilson Brunswick Club Raphael N. Higgins

Court lists multiple estates and filings in Richmond area

Tuesday court session outlines first and final administrations for several estates including Sylvester Frederiksen Costello and Coombs. Bonds approved for Kavanaugh Carey Stearns Stearns, licenses to sell real estate for McCabe, bond reductions for Sarah Johnson, agent appointment for Matilda Pratt, inheritance tax determinations for Coombs Greenleaf Foss Harrington, and affidavits of witnesses to wills filed for Gibbons Purinton Smith.

Richmond Mary L. Sylvester Alvin P. Sylvester Phippsburg Thelma D. Kittridge Andrus F. Frederiksen Bath Mildred S. Costello Annie M. Costellow Oscar W. Mountfort Ada I. Coombs Topsham Elizabeth F. Coombs Jacob L. Coombs William W. Fors William S. Harrington Emma C. Greenleaf Emma L. Leeman Ada L. French Thomas A Matilda A. Pratt Bowdoinham Ella A. Temple William W. Foss William 8S. Harrington Thomas Gibbons May Colby Parris Emery E. Purinton Bowdoin J. H. Rousseau Edward B. Smith Arthur J. Dunton

Woolwich Union Holds Services At Four Local Venues

Woolwich Union for Christian Service schedules services at Nequasset church Days Ferry Sagadahoc Ferry school house and a Sunday school session at Sagadahoc Ferry school house. The Men's Forum and Auxiliary meet Thursday evening at Nequasset church for the monthly gathering.

The Woolwich Union For Christian Service Men’s Forum Union Nequasset Church

Personal notes record summer travel and visits across several towns

Miss Olive Hallowell on two week vacation from McFadden's pharmacy. Frank and Mrs Dingley return to Dorchester after visiting Capt. and Mrs. Dingley. Jack Weir and Mrs Roslin Dale visit Mrs Kate Oliver on High street. Millicent Coombs Max Coombs and Roy Bennett visit Phillips. L M Murdough Ellen Murdough and daughter visit Lee Merry. John A Lord Jr and Mrs Lord return to Oaklyn after visiting Lieut and Mrs Lord. William M Truss leaves for Wilmington after visiting Martin R Truss on Oak street. Jesse Ridley and Dailey of Cambridge visit Mrs Edward Hunt. Marjorie Burnham returns after summer in New York and Providence. A R Armstrong and family visit Earl Armstrong at a Larrabee cottage on the New Meadows.

Olive Hallowell McFadden Frank Dingley Dorchester Mass Charles Dingley Jack Weir Roslindale Kate Oliver High Street Millicent Coombs Max Coombs Cherry Street Roy Bennett Coom William M. Truss Wilmington Del Martin R. Truss Oak Street Jesse Ridley Dailey Cambridge Ridley Edward Hunt Middle Street Marjorie Burnham New York City William Burnham Providence, R. I Annie Burnham A. R. Armstrong Trufant Street Earl Armstrong Larrabee New Meadows

Local Social Notes From Bath and Nearby Towns

Mrs. Ella Gilman travels to Brewer to spend winter with daughter Mrs. Harry Thompson. Miss Frances Higgins resumes duties at LaFrance Beauty Parlor after illness. Mr. and Mrs. George Bottomley of Haddonfield NJ visit Bath. Bottomley is George Andrews’ daughter. Percival Black returns home from Rochester NH after month with aunt Mrs. Percival H. Safford. Mrs. Alice Young of Norway arrives to see father J. T. Palmer ill in Bath. Lieut. John A. Lord returns to Charlestown after weekend with Mrs. Lord in Bath. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Smith host guests including Donald Farrington, Helen Russ, Kendall Powers, David Crocker, and Mrs. Alfred Sweet. they visit Elmhurst. Mrs. Charles Robinson and others motor to Lakewood to attend Camille's Companion.

Clifford Heenie Boston Rubber Co Burton Browne West Medford Mass Bertha Moulton Harvey Ames Tenant's Harbor Watertown Peto Bath Anna Beals Mailer John Beals Matilla Bay Road Florida Miss Beals Landry New York Century Farm Charles Fisher Charles Keen Glen Springs Doris Pearl Gladys Raymond Auburn Kenneth Hackett Maine Central Railroad C. E. Hackett Harold Chadwick Haverhill George Chadwick Eva Palmer Greenfield Mell Jenkins Lawrence Augusta Hannie Jordan Bowdoinham Dorothy Dickinson F. K. Jack Richmond Minne Waldron Martha Totman Rose Gardens H. E. Cornish New Meadows Frank Hackett Rochester N. H Ella Gilman Middle Street Brewer Harry Thompson Frances Higgins LaFrance Beauty Parlor George Bottomley Haddonfield N. J Percival H. Safford Alice Young Norway J. T. Palmer Marshall Avenue John A. Lord Charlestown Lord Pearl Street Alden Smith Donald Farrington Helen Russ Bangor Kendall Powers Portland David Crocker Cambridge Alfred Sweet Swampscott John H. Hyde Elmhurst

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E. B. Duncan Englewood, N. J Herbert Huggard Mechanic Street Gardiner Roger Pierce Clara Dearborn Marjorie Carl South Street Herbert Hiopkins Bogota Katherine Trott Ocean Park Phyllis Trott Deering Stephen Marshall Lower High Street O. L. Oliver Virginia Oliver Malden, Mass Mr. Oliver Capt Leonard Oliver Benjamin Hall of Roxbury, Mass Charles T. Jackson Chisholm Duncan Maine Richmond R. F. D Kendall Annie Doughty Wellesley W. B. Darton J. Court Willis F. Sewall Cleveland P. Curtis Traverse Charles N. Blodgett Zina Maxwell C. L. Browne Louis Dyer Emma Ferguson Ruth McEwen Milton McEwen Delaware William Trufant Cumberland Center al Dunlap Nellie Kurts Pennsylvania Given E. P. Kendall Viola Coombs Clara Fogg L. P. Temple Hazel Cornish J. B. Lilly Richard Malden Alwyn Hamilton Ernest Frye Walter Frye Margaret Hamilton George Hamilton Erland Brown Esther Erla Revere Fred Leavitt Curtis Sawyer Vendella Mosher Worcester Philip Kimball Machias Carrie Merrill James Belfast Karl Adams Winnie Adams John Jewell Mary Hardie Mary Ronalded Nona Fogg Pemaquid Martha Richardson Newburyport Charles N. Fogg Annie Cobb Henry E. Cornish Jackson P. C. Nealey Bay Shore Ellen Sparks Alfred Sparks Rumford Elmer Neff Montclair Lilly Harry Adams W. B. Kendall J. E. Morrill Smith W. J. Graves S. A. Clark Brooks Star Aid Gordon Breary Gertrude Cornish Old Orchard Rosa Hathaway Elisha Webber Hathaway Ohio Eleanor Randall White Mountains Mae Heenie Jack Brown Pleasant Point West Harvey Emerson Connecticut Mrs. Emerson Mildred Given West Bath Ralph Pratt Telephone Company Woolwich Sennter Spencer Corsetiere Beatrice E. Rand Dummer St Charles Robinson William Yule Elizabeth Dunbar Walter Dunbar Lakewood Camille Reck Independence Monet Lorenzo Bath Department Store
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