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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1931

Page

5

Richmond Social Notes and Local Events Summary

Richmond residents hosted and visited across town and nearby towns, with dinners at Westcostage Inn Yarmouth and Swan Island farms. Guests included Houdlette Tarr Oliver and multiple detour visits. 12 votes tallied in Monday election. several residents planned teaching posts, weddings, and trips. notable deaths included Mrs. Rose Serois, and Mrs. Abbie Powers aged 94. highway and bridge duties announced for Richmond Dresden project with local operators.

Henry E. Houdlette Harry L. Tarr Ida Oliver Westcostage Inn Yarmouth Edna Marshall Augusta Jesse Haley Eleanor Arthur Greenlaw Auburn Haley Lee Haley Bert George Bert, Jr Rochester N. H Roland Tarr Detroit Mich Jennie Small Lewiston Flora Denham Richmond Nellie C. Thomas Livermore Falls A. A. Williams William Haynes Bessie Brown Richard Blevin Charles Brown Danvers Mass W. N. Price Gardiner Francis Ridsey New Jersey Jane Harward Frederick T. Harward Miss Harward Portland Old Orchard Helen Greely W. F. Dunham

Five Islands residents greet summer with visits and news

Five Islands locals share summer travel notes and family visits including Madelene Berry and Marion Parker returning from Nova Scotia, Elbridge Southard visiting, and the Carr family in Bath. Other items note school opening with Lena McMahan, local health officer Vernon Gray handling a dog bite case, and the October duck season now set from October 1 at noon to October 31.

Madelene Berry Marion Parker Nova Scotia Elbridge Southard Winfield Scott Mr. Scott T. W. Scott Fred Carr Gertrude Bath J. G. Stevens Rutledge Frost Freemont N. H E. G. Horton Lena McMahan Proctor Hagan Mark Boston Mary Conners Arlington Hagans Nettie Snowman Wyoming Vernon Gray Georgetown Portland Gray Thomas W. Scott Waltham Mass Frank Perkins Frank Biggins Sedgecot Charles M. Bigelow New York Mr. Carr Pearl Nelder

Oklahoma Cowboys to Appear in Bath Opera House

Ken Hackley and his Oklahoma Cowboys, famed radio entertainers, come to the Bath Opera House Friday and Saturday. The show blends old time tunes, yodeling, and rope tricks with stringed instruments and novelty acts, promising lively stunt work and skillful roping demonstrations. Their WCSH broadcasts increased local anticipation for the performance.

Ken Hackley Oklahoma Cowboys Bath Opera House Khen Hackley WCSH Opera House

Bowdoin Grange to Stage Four Act Comedy Drama

Sagadahoc grange members plan a four act comedy drama at Bowdoin Center grange hall Tuesday with a cast including Hubber Tibbs Bernard Coonbs Donald McAdam and Edwin Baker Dancing will follow. East Bowdoin Ladies Aid meets Thursday at Mrs El la Adams home. Visitors and local social notes follow alongside farm news and a Boothbay Harbor hospital surgery for Thaddeus Orne.

Sagadahoc Grange Bowdoin Center Grange Hall Hubber Tibbs Bernard Coonbs Donald McAdam Herbert Roberts Glover McAdam Edwin Baker Scarcely Nuff Constable Clifford Bickford Billy Fortune Emery Whitney Gladys Wellington Mildred Carr Carrie Tibbs Hubbel Lewellyn de Puyst John Curtis North Bowdoin Curtis N. E. Curtis Addie Williams Charles Babb Enman Yarmouth

Bath Schools Reopen For Fall Term Morning Session

Bath public schools reopen at 8 30 am on Monday for the fall term. The Upper Washington Street building may remain closed unless necessary. A full list of teachers and assignments is provided for the High School and elementary buildings across Bath including principals, assistants, and specialized instructors.

Bath S. T Upper Washington Street Arthur B. Scott Cecil J. Cutts Errol L. Baker Charles C. Cummings

Pupils Enrolled in the Schools Continues List

Enrollment totals by school show centers like Center Street Primary South Street School Weeks Street Grammar Mitchell School and Winnegance with principals listed and pupil counts ranging from 22 to 37 per grade. The combined total enrollment reaches 1783 students.

Upper Washington Street Alice O'Brien Dike Bernice D. Staples Leona B. Huestis Mary Brown Carolyn Turner Edith B. Horne Ella R. Jaquith Mabel F. Libby Celia McElman Bessie Galvin Florence Hawley North Grammar School J. Gertrude Sibsby Frances E. Sprague Helen L. Hayes Katherine I. Trott North Primary School Martha E. Hooper Margaret T. Mulligan Beatrice W. Black Carrie C. Smith Central Grammar School Bessie M. Hunt Katherine Galvin Harold Brown Almena A. Jaques Genevieve M. Duprey Doris P. Dyer Center Street Ethel Higgins Isabel Lewis Dorothy Davis Annie Thompson Marjorie Troop South Street Laura Mitchell Eleanor Ferguson Joan Harrison Helen Orr Weeks Street Weeks Street Grammar.—Louise Robbins Bessie F. Greenblatt Mitchell School Filie Wright Florence Watson Christine Lockery Sarah Coombs Lillian Fisher Agatha Lennox Winnegance Galvin Almena Jaques Weeks Street Grammar Louise Robbin Besie F. Greenblatt Carolyn Stackpole Opportunity

Richmond Dresden toll bridge to open Wednesday

The new Richmond Dresden toll bridge will be formally opened on Wednesday September 39 with brief exercises under the Richmond Chamber of Commerce. State officials are expected to attend the ceremony.

Richmond-Dresden Richmond Chamber of Commerce

Georgetown social notes reflect summer activity and family travels

Numerous Georgetown residents and visitors are listed with trips to Seguinland Bath Five Islands and surrounding areas. Dates include Labor Day and mid-September activities. Notable items include deaths and funerals, bridge work near Georgetown post office, and community visits by the Hookers Rowe Hagan and Dunlop families. The long list records arrivals departures meals and suppers, plus a biographical obituary of Mrs. Mary E. Trafton.

Charles R. Bailey Gardiner Seguinland Georgetown Center Five Islands Lena D. Donnell Bath Georgetown C. L. Hinckley Ruth Sagadahoc Bay Malden Island Boothbay W. C. Tody Ralph Ambrose McFadden Emma Hathorne Stearns Scott Ernest Hathorne Woolwich Augusta Rowe Walter B. Hill Kennebec Point Pottsville N. H Fred Trask Chelsea D. L. Pettengill George A. Baker W. R. Mitchell Georgia Knight Ida Hooker Rebecca Hooker Cambridge Mass Miss Hooker Lovering School Holyoke Alice Scott Melrose Highlands Bosthbay Bay Point Road Casino Indian Point George Smith Kenneth Dunlop J. A. Steadman Ellsworth L. Earle Hagan Farmington Althea Loveitt Grace Hovey Bath High School A. E. Brown Wellesley Hills Florence Chicago Ill Anne L. Read A. A. Laurier Medford E. J. Stewart Theodore Brookline Ethelyn Gray IF. M. Hagan Robert Waller Wilton Campbell Sabattus Robinhood Center School Ruth Powers E. A. M.kenney Augusta E. C. Stinson Georgie Wheeler

Col Atkinson Voices Salvation Army Work To Bath Rotarians

Col Atkinson head of Salvation Army New England spoke at Bath Rotary luncheon about the Army’s 60 plus years, 83 countries, and social mission. He noted Bath building debt of 8000 mortgage and 4000 owed to New England association, urging support for the drive and careful use of funds.

Col. Atkinon Salvation Army New England Boston Bath Bath Army New England Association Joan Conti William A. Furber Sebasco Estates Carl Kennedy Nathan A. Cush Iman Ovwshurst Dairy Harry T. Passmore

Boudreau Galvin Wedding Held at St Marys Church

Marshall J. Boudreau and Miss Bessie R. Galvin were married Tuesday at St Marys church in a double ring nuptial. The couple, parents named, reside in West Bath and Bath, with the bride a Moyse high school and Gorham Normal graduate who taught kindergarten. They plan a trip to the White Mountains and New York State, then reside at 32 Western Avenue.

J. W. Randlette J. E. Alexander Salvation Army Richmond Audrey Holman Newton Mas Ida Fiesmer Arthur Strong Boston Dresden Elizabeth Small Harriette Patch E. W. Thistle George Riley Beverly Mass Patch Gardiner Street Hartley Ranger Mevantic Quebec Vanessa Beedle W. H. Johnson Elizabeth McFee Litchfield Plains Grace Meserve Thomas Blaidenl Woolwich Leon Welch Barbara Wielch Wellaston Jennie L. Gilman Abington New York Donald Spear Belfast George Gibbs Haynes’ Landing Gibbs Bowdoinham Road E. E. Durand Durand Shoe Co Durand Belgrade Lakes Burnell Charles Warren West Baldwin Georges Wbectors Seymour Conn Restors Bernice Gilman Jennie Gilman North Abington Mars Howard A. Smith Marshall J. Boudreau Philip Boudreau West Bath Bessie R. Galvin Garrett J. Galvin Bath St. Mary's Church Timothy C. Maney Dennis Boucreau Arthur Deehan Boudreau Moyse High School Gorham Normal School Dike School Lewiston Oakhurst Della Gaudet Washington Street

Boston Weekend Visitors Fly From Portland

Nathan Watson and John Beesan visited Boston for a weekend trip. They traveled by airplane from Portland and enjoyed their time in the city.

Nathan Watson John Beesan Boston Portland

Father Doucet Leaves Bath Church for Two Parishes

Rev. Alexander Doucgi, assistant to Rev. Timothy C. Maney at St. Mary's Bath, transferred to serve as priest at Vanceboro and Danforth. He sang his last high mass, having built a tennis club and led lawn parties and musical productions. Parishioners plan a party in his honor. New local assistant not yet announced.

Alexander Doucgi Timothy C. Maney St. Mary's Church Vanceboro Danforth Fr. Doucet St. Mary's Bath Maney South Berwick Maine Montreal St. Mary’s St. Mary’s Parish

Former Bath Man Exonerated In Court

Arraigned in Salem district court Herman DeWolfe formerly of Bath and Everett Mass was exonerated of driving so as to endanger the public in a head on collision at Tops field on the Newburyport turnpike July 27. The other driver George W Freeman of Brookline was found guilty. The crash damaged both cars and nine passengers were hospitalized. The court held DeWolfe was on the right side and Freeman cut out of line. Attorney George D Barry represented DeWolfe. There were 15 witnesses. Sunday visitors attended gatherings in Winthrop and Monmouth with local residents referenced.

Salem Herman DeWolfe Hancock Street Everett Mass Bath Topsfield Newburyport Turnpike DeWolfe George W. Freeman Brookline de Wolfe Freeman George D. Barry Pleasant Street Malden Everet Tis

Workingmen's Store Offers Broad Men's Wear Line

Readily priced men and boys apparel including suits pants sweaters shirts hats caps coats and hunting gear. Full catalog of brands with everyday low prices targets value seekers. includes boys suits knickers reversible jackets and assorted socks shirts and caps.

Harvard Aviington

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Rose T. Serois Frances Watson Serois Waterville Henry Emily Simpson Bowdoinham Frank Serois Ursler Marco WN. J. Marshal Raymond Davis Amesbury Charles Grondin Mary White Taylor A. W. Lewis France Switzerland Italy New York City Harry Lake Seth Watson Desert of Freeport Lena Butler William Nichols Donald George Wrenn Jack Chambers Presque Isle Temple Swan Island Ralph George Somerville Carlos Dunlap George Despeaux Philip Patch Mis Elizabeth Robinson John Harey M. C. Priest T. J. McCloskey West Roxbury T. J. Nolan Roxbury Florence Daly Jamaica Plain W. A. Young and Daughter Melrose C. Darrow A. Summers H. E. Joselyn Camden R. W. Havener Francis McCloskey Francis Patricia Fowler Cloverleaf Farm Arthur Randall Frances Preble Don White Frank Beedle Frank Rollins New Hampshire Eugene Call Pemaquid Albert J. Morris Morris Alfred Lilly Abbie Powers River Road Anna Jeramire Suan Plummer Elias Powers Gibb Norrice Sidelinger Elsworth Reed Dwight Moody Hampton Springfield New York Police Band Bowdoin Thaddeus Orne Boothbay Harbor Richmond Bridge Sterling Bible Corlss Street Ida Purington Middle Street Grace Watson Nellie Hunt Deering Room Colonial Clara Albee Annie Coombs Langdon T. Snipe Atlantic Saturnia Naples Dr. Snipe Carter J. Roy Larrabee J. Roy Jr Graham Revere Edgar C. Murphy A. C. Cross Piano Tuner Batil Savings Institution Bldg Mary E. Trafton Eugene M. Trafton Maple Grove Basil Bryant Martin Sarah Todd Traften First Baptist Church Gorgetown Louie Bryant Myrtle Sewall Island Palls Lois Calais Maud Trafton Sprintvale Pauline Jewett Dexter Myra Sherman Roy M. Trafton Leominster Clyde Trafton Cape Flizebeth F. W. Hovey Howard Heald Arthur Todd Harold Bryant Bath Savings Institution Col. Atkinson Hotel Phoenix Calvin Father Doucet Bath Church Max Katz Elm Street
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