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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1932

Page

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Pomona Grange Meeting Adjourns Early for Eclipse

Sagadahoc Pomona Grange in Bowdoinham adjourned at 2 PM to allow members to view the solar eclipse. Over 100 attended as Past Masters Day was observed, with discussions on farming life and local grange history.

Tae Pomona Sagadahoc Grange Din Center Bowdoin Pomona Guy Williams W. H. Gould Richmond Sagadahoc Pomona Maine Lester Melcher Hart Augusta Bertha Wright Topsham Grange Sagadahoc E. C. Patten Charles White Merrymeeting Grange Progressive Grange Harry Rackley George Wright Patten White Gould Rackley Angie George Burns Beulah Land West Bath Grange Florencé Merriman Carrie Couture Grace Taylor Alice Larrabee Melvinia Freeman Angie Burns Mae Skelton Betty Freeman Aurian Couture Annie Dupol Annie Cornish Emmie Larrabee Ramona Allen Esther Rogers Charles Frederick W. Smith Waterville Christian Civic League Maggie Albert Henderson Bath Frank P. Washburn Perry Florence Merriman Lemont James B. Lemont Laura E. Lemont Alfred B. Snow West Bath Ambrose McFadden Sterns W. Scott E. Mason Wright Wesley H. Lemont Ella J. Douglas

Open Air Wedding at Bonnie Brook Sealed With Classic Garden Charm

Miss Henrietta Merriam and Dean Bonney wed Monday at Bonnie Brook East Brunswick on a lawn arching beneath evergreens. Attended by family and friends, Rev. Holman officiated as guests watched the couple depart for a White Mountains honeymoon before returning to New York.

Henrietta M. Merriam Dean R. Bonney New York Bonnie Brook East Brunswick Weston L. Bonney Orvis W. Bonney Albion Orvis Bonney Leslie Merriam Spencer’s Island Weston P. Holman Beacon Street Methodist Episcopal Church Bonney Lohengrin Weston Bonney White Mountains Amherst Academy Presbyterian Eleanor T. Seale Richard Allston Mass E. H. Dexter Malden Charles Phillips Joseph Henry Boston Ellery M. Doyle Portland H. Stanley Peterson Portsmouth N. H Harry E. Peterson Maude W. Haile Emma E. Crosby Brunswick

Lewiston Man Completes Kennebec River Swim

A Lewiston man swam across the Kennebec River reaching the Woolwich shore. He dove in with strong strokes and demonstrates the skill of a fine swimmer to cover nearly a mile.

Lewiston Kennebec Woolwich

Historic gun owned by Legion seen action in wars

Members of Roland Smith post No 21 American Legion learned of the gun history via a letter from the British Embassy assistant military attache. The note, dated August 31 1932, details a 60-pdr gun issued to Britain in 1916 and later shipped to the United States in 1919, with service in the Somme Arras and Ypres theaters.

Roland Smith No. 21 American Legion Legion Washington Oak Streets Senator Hale Washington, D. C DeGay Louise Clark Lennie Hale Mr. Gay Hale Maine United States War Department Roland H. Smith Bath Frederick Hale United States Senate D. C Colonel Day Smith Post War Office London Royal Gun Factory France Welsh Royal Garrison Artillery Leiston Woo U.S.A Somme Arras Ypres J. 8 Quierms G. 8 Asst

Busy September Probate Court Sessions Details

Judge Glidden presided over Sagadahoc probate court as the September term opened with actions including wills admitted to probate for Pred L. Andrews Bath and several estates. Executors named or bonded, petitions for foreign will probate, administrations granted for E Steeves West Bath and Eudora H Adams Phippsburg, plus others from Richmond and Bowdoinham.

Glidden Sagadahoc L. Andrews Bath Julia F. Andrews Margaret L. Reazor Orange N. J Frank B. Reazor Mary P Reazor Mary Jane Wieland Richmond John Wieland John Marshall Stilphen Julia Minola Farnsworth E. Steeves West Bath G. Steeves Eudora H. Adams Phippesburg Lillian A. Barbour Eunice A. Sheldon Bowdeinham Clara Sheldon Rollins Parker W. Sheldon Bow

Two Alarm Fire Ravages Bath Block on Front Street

A two alarm blaze caused about 25000 in damage to 183-189 Front Street Bath Maine scorching the Bath Cleansing and Dye Works and threatening adjacent homes. A mother and five children escaped through flames with only minor injuries as firefighters laid nine hose lines and battled the roaring fire.

Front Street Commerce Summer Bath Morse High Sc The Sagadahock Real Estate Association Bath Cleansing & Dye Works Herman N. Wright Marilyn Virginia Larry Herman Jr Robert George Thomas Lyden Frank W. Breed Winter Street Court Wright George W. Breed Charles W. Walsh Annie Dodge John Logan Chester A. Lewis Box 47 Henry Adams Summer Street Harry Foote Front Commerce Streets Bath Garage Co Cleansing and Dye Works George Parshley Engine 3

Maine Gas Tax Plan Aimed to Boost State Revenue

Westbrook businessman John Clark Scates urges Maine voters to reject a six cent gas tax by recounting past increases and the fiscal impact on motorists. He cites dropped car registrations, federal taxes, and rising state costs for police, registration, highways, debt service, and road repairs to argue against higher levies.

Maine John Clark Scates Westbrook

Modern Causeway at Winnegance Replaces Old Wooden Bridge

The newly completed causeway at Winnegance replaces the old wooden bridge built in 1801. It was a joint project by the state, Bath city, Phippsburg town, and Sagadahoc County under the State Highway department, with contractor Frank W. Carlton of Woolwich. The work includes a diving raft south of the causeway and has attracted daily visitors from Bath and nearby areas. The project eliminates ongoing wooden-bridge maintenance costs and creates a lake south of the causeway suitable for summer bathing, boating, and fishing, with winter use as well.

Winnegance State City of Bath Phippsburg Winneganee Creek Phipps Shere

Maine Motorists Pay $1,385,000 for Nonroad Costs

The document notes that about $1,385,000 collected from Maine motorists in registration fees and gas levies does not fund road construction or maintenance. It warns that an additional roughly $900,000 from a proposed gas tax increase would not convert to federal aid as claimed, labeling such hopes as delusional.

Maine National Congress Secretary of State Highway Commission

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Mr. Goin A I Stuart Optometrist Walter S. Glidden Scates Highway Department Bert Windsor Kettle Johnson Brosco
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