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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1935

Page

5

Richmond Notes: Local Personalities and Visits

Richmond brief roundup covers Dr. Reid A Heffner and Mrs Heffner joining Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn and Dr M E Jass of New York taking over his practice. It lists numerous residents traveling, visiting relatives, civic meetings, and school staff assignments along with births and Shrine Day attendees.

President's Cup results to date in golf tournament

Charlie Fitzgerald and F A Winchenbach win matches in the first round of the President's Cup. W D Hill advances by default along with Eddie Given. Don Small and Leon Buck win second round matches. Four second round bouts remain before Wednesday night. Bill Shorey reaches semi finals after beating Leon Buck 1 up at Bath Country Club.

Charlie Fitzgerald F. A. Winchenbach W. Dayton Hill Fitzgerald Allan Spear Winchenbach Hill Eddie Given John Conti Don Small Harold Brown Leon Buck Jack Dougherty D. Small H. Brown L. Buck J. Dougherty L. E. Thebeau C. Fitzgerald C. Paine D. Mullin D. Hill Co D. Wilson R. Ross Bill Shorey Bath Country Club Shorey

Thornton Academy sets record registrations for the year

Prof. E R Woodbury announces Thornton Academy preparatory school has 367 students enrolled across all classes, 25 more than last year, with a few more likely to register before week’s end.

E. R. Woodbury Thornton Academy

Autumn wedding at Georgetown First Baptist Church

Miss Ethel Eleanore Eisenhauer of Cambridge Mass. married Maynard J. Thibodeau of Georgetown in a double ring ceremony at the First Baptist Church of Georgetown. The service featured autumn leaves and candles with a reception at Oak Lodge Seguinland. Guests from several states attended as plans were announced for a harvest supper at the church.

First Baptist Church Georgetown Ethel Eleanore Eisenhauer Hugh J. Eisenhauer Cambridge Mass Maynard J. Thibodeau Seguinland John Thibodeau Emerson Ackerley Walter Schoepfer Emma B. Billings Oakley Thibodeau Robert Eisenhauer George H. Flathers Rapheal Higgins Marion Hunt Oak Lodge Thibodeau Bar Harbor Theo Cribb Glace Bay N. S Albert Amy Jackson Clark Harris Ackerley Portland

Dressed To Thrill at Bath Opera House Return of Clive Brook

Clive Brook returns to the Bath screen with Tutta Rolf in Dressed To Thrill. The plot centers on revenge and love as Rolf seeks vengeance but is thwarted by sweeter feelings. Thursday features the first Bank Night with a $35 Bath Trust account prize for a registered winner.

Bath Opera House Clive Brook Tutta Rolf Miss Rolf Bath Trust Company Opera House

Rotary Receives a New Member at Noon Meeting

The Ro tary Club welcomed Lewis as a new member during Tuesday noon exercises at the Phoenix. The group announced a return to evening meetings at 5.45 starting next week. A lecture on the Byrd Antarctic expedition by Dr. Earle E. Perkins was deferred to the next meeting.

The Phoenix Rotary Club Ee Lewis Baby” Ber L Snipe Earle E. Perkins Rutgers University C. S. McLelland East Pittsburgh F. A. Winchenbach

Spinney Buys Plummer House and Warren Moves In

George A. Spinney purchased the Plummer dwelling at 97 Dummer street from Mrs. Lillian Plummer widow of Edward C. Plummer once vice chairman of the United States Shipping Board. Spinney will occupy the property while Dr. Ralph D. Warren takes over the Marston house at 912 Washington street for his Bath practice, with both transfers handled by the Roger D. Skillings agency.

George A. Spinney Lillian Plummer Edward C. Plummer United States Shipping Board Plummer Dummer Street Spinney Marston Washington Street Ralph D. Warren Boston Bath Roger D. Skillings

Obituary of Josephine H Clement 80 in Bath

Josephine Helen Clement 80 widow of Isadore Clement died Tuesday afternoon at her daughter's home 1167 High Street after a brief illness following a paralytic stroke. Born at St Pierre Miquelon she moved to Bath over 30 years ago to work for the Sewall family then with granddaughter Mrs Nicholas Mihalos. Survived by daughter Mrs Louis Eseley two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at eight in St Marys church.

Josephine Helen Clement Isadore Clement Louis P. Eseley High Street St. Pierre Miquelon Joseph Hacala Bath Harold M. Sewall Nicholas S. Mihalos Eseley Ward 7 St. Mary’s Church

Obituary: John E. Pinkham 68 of Bath and Woolwich dies

John E. Pinkham aged 68, longtime M W Sewall Co. employee in Bath, died Tuesday in Woolwich. Born in Georgetown to Eben and Elizabeth Higgins Pinkham, he was well known in Bath and Woolwich. Survived by nephews and nieces. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence, 819 High Street.

John E. Pinkham M. W. Sewall Co Bath Woolwich Georgetown Eben Elizabeth Higgins Pinkham Arthur F. Mayo High Street

Funeral of Miss Annie L Palmer at 21 North Street

The funeral for Miss Annie L. Palmer took place Wednesday afternoon at two o’clock at her home 21 North Street with Rev. David L. Wilson officiating. Burial was in Oak Grove. bearers were Henry Bickle Owen J. Ledyard William W. Robinson and Harry A. Walters.

Annie L. Palmer North Street David L. Wilson L.H. D Central Church Henry Bickle Owen J. Ledyard William W. Robinson Harry A. Walters Oak Grove

Bridge plan ties Waltham and Marinville with river bridge

Officials from Waltham and Marinville plan using next year’s state aid to build a new bridge 45 feet upstream from the old structure. The project includes about 100 feet of new riverward road to connect the approaches at a curve in the road.

Waltham Marinville

Five Islands Notes on Local Life and Weddings

Mrs Nettle Snowman celebrated her 83rd birthday quietly at home as neighbors and friends sent wishes. The Five Islands community reports visits, cottage stays, church weddings, library activity, and local travels across Bath Georgetown and Portland during the past week and summer season.

Nettle Snowman Islands Zetta Higgins Medford Clayton MacMahan Somerville Mass Frank MacMahan E. M. Horton J. B. Horton B. Cubbage Joseph G. Stevens Percy MacGillivary Portland Mr. Gray Orville Rowe Bath Horace E. Wade Woolwich Five Island Lincoln Campbell, Jr Lincoln Campbell Ida Hinckley Grange Circle Belle Stevens Walter E. Reid Boston Mildred Thonet Wellesely Donald Stevens Charles Kenney Norman Donald and Warren Prayer Circle George Gray Alton Reed Ellsworth Pinkham T. N. Williams West Georgetown Five Islands George Yeo Winchester Briggs Cottage Sedgemere Newagen Inn

Farm Demonstrations On Sept 19 9 Daylight Saving Time

A Sept 19 septic tank installation will be demonstrated at Arthur Bowie's Durham farm under County Agent C L Eastman and University of Maine supervisor Clesson N Turner. A Sept 20 blasting demonstration at Walter Cox's Topsham Bowdoinham farm will show mudcaping rocks dynamite rock splitting and loading methods.

Arthur Bowie Durham C. L. Eastman Clesson N. Turner University of Maine Walter Cox Topsham-Bowdoinham Federal Road Cox

Battery H Opens Fall Small Bore Rifle and Pistol Meet

Battery H of the 240th C.A.C. announces a fall and winter small bore shoot at the Armory range inviting civilians to enter individual or team events. Local firms Bath Iron Works Hyde Windlass Co and Naval Inspectors' force join Battery H teams with 15 events including women’s contests and various rifle and pistol matches. Practice hours and entry fees are set with prizes totaling up to 50 percent of fees for top places and medals for five-man team matches.

Battery H 240th C._AC Bath Iron Works Corp Hyde Windlass Co Naval Inspectors Iron Works Ever A. Stickney Joseph A. Butler Harold M. Holmes Harold J. Carter Arthur W. Hall Hrifie Lieut. Holmes Capt. Stickney Sgt. Carter Lieut Butler

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