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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1921

Page

6

Geography Society Explains The Global Drought

A National Geographic Society bulletin from Washington explains that droughts reflect under distribution to markets rather than global undersupply. It notes warmer conditions in Alaska and Canada, drought in England, and North Atlantic high pressure shifting weather belts northward, with limited data from the southern hemisphere.

Washington D. C National Geographic Society North America Europe Ben Alaska Canada United States Weather Bureau European Russia Siberia North Pole United States Rockies North Atlantic England London Switzerland Marines St. Lawrence Valley Middle Pacific Atlantis Arctic America Canadian Atlantic Norway Hudson Bay Greenland

Local ladies tour Prout's Neck as guests of Mrs Sewall

Mrs I Houghton Kimball, Miss Katherine Payne, Miss Emma Moses, Miss Lily Moses and others traveled to Prout's Neck to spend a day as guests of Mrs Samuel B Sewall. The group included Mrs Edward H Kimball Miss Charlotte I Meeker and Mrs George P Addison.

Katharine Payne Emma Moses Lily Moses Edward H. Kimball Charlotte I. Meeker George P. Addison Prout’s Neck Samuel 8 Sewall

Odd use of Canton crepe frocks trend

Canton crepe is the favored material for fall frocks for young girls and matrons with black as the leading color. A demure gray Canton crepe frock features a plain blouse with shoulder neck cut, bound front opening, gathered tunic over a full under skirt, and fringe trim simulating hem stitching.

Bath Board Considers Moving Pupils to New Dike School

Bath Board of Education discussed closing the 70 year old Washington street school and transferring 61 pupils and the teacher to the Dike school to save about 2000. The plan would slightly extend some commutes while simplifying administration. Miss Carrie Hall’s penmanship and drawing position was terminated and a new hire authorized.

Upper Washington Street Dike Bath Board of Education Washington Street Mechanic Upper High Street High Street Nellie Temple Board of Education Carrie Hall Morse High Leland R. Mitchell William A. Furber Frederick E. Drake Charles Lester Smith

Personal notes from Bath residents and visitors

Mrs Paul Dressey of Middle Street heads to Little Chebeague Island for a few days. Mr and Mrs S H Lancaster of Bangor return after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George T Cutting. Mr Mark Conley returns from three weeks with relatives in Springfield and Medford Massachusetts. Mrs Walter Rogers and Mrs Raymond Sherman of Attleboro Massachusetts touring Maine visit Mrs Ernest Heald Bath. Mrs William B Osgoodfield of Lenox and New York leaves Bath after visiting Mme Emma Eames. Miss Mary Nixon of Troy Ohio arrives to visit Miss Elsie Folsom. Nixon and Folsom were schoolmates at Bradford Academy.

Paul Dressey Middle Street Chebeague Island Casco Bay S. H. Lancaster Bangor George T. Cutting Mark Conley Springfield Medford Mass Walter Rogers Raymond Sherman Attleboro Maine Lelia Oliver Ray Oliver Bay Point Oliver Charles EK. Hewitt, Jr Charles Capitol Islind Charles KE. Hewitt Richmond Charles BE. Hewitt Charlotte Heald Bath Charles Rogers George L. Rogers Charles Talbot W. H. Cromwell Gilbert Atwood Coombs Charles Pearson Reginia Northeast Harbor Fred S. Coombs Freeport Jessie Kelley Phippsburg Henry Carlton Woolwich Edward Blaisdell New York Henry Blaisdell

Social club planned for Winneganee men and winter sessions

Steps are taken to form a village social club limited to Winneganee men with headquarters for winter gatherings. The group aims to back local sports, foster fellowship and community spirit, and initial membership is expected to reach about 50.

Elizabeth ‘Toothaker Auburn Thomas Oliver Wortland Arthur Maxfield Rose Higgins West Bath George Murphy Robert Manson Almon Perry Abram Oliver Thomas L. Perry Eugene Spinney Edwin Small Henry Potter Elbridge Morse Parker Head John Scholfield Small Toink George Merritt Small Point Eugene Knight Ernest O. Knight Augusta Elwyn ©. Taylor Corliss Street Baptist Church Fred Dwyer People’s Baptist Church Augustan Knight Frank Farnsworth Porthind Seymour Hayden Leon Pennell Sirch Point Ora Toothaker Harlin Bell

Arctic Glory and Air Travel Move New York Clergy

The Rt. Rev. Arthur Lloyd and Rev. Dr. H P Silver describe climbing the North Cape at 1 am under the midnight sun and a Paris to London flight. They traveled from Newfoundland to Norway, Scotland, England, Belgium, France, noting Norway’s coast as unmatched and London’s woes. An Atlantic voyage, a $10 extra air fare, and many icebergs marked the journey.

North Cape Arctic Circle Paris London Arthur Lloyd Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New York H. P. Silver Church of the Incarnation Caronia Newfoundland Norway Scotland England Holland Belgium France Dr. Silver Cape Merck America Holand Melgium Bishop Lloyd Iceland

Cosmopolitan Club Notes Activities and Members

The employment agency runs nine to two with many applications this week. A food sale is planned for next Saturday afternoon. A dress making class is planned for winter. Five missing books were returned this week. The dining room serves 27 members, including Nellie Sawyer Esther Hawkes Beatrice Spinney Christenden Alice Warnum Arlaene Farnham Ruth Morgan Etta Burnham Knowles Frances Hall Ida Taylor Eva Pratt Margaret Foster Mae Tole Jane Moulton Verna Brackett Vera Howe Sonie Hodgkins Grace Harmon Sthelyn Nye Margaret Kimball Helen Winslow Minnie White Jennie Harvey Mrs Edwina Mayers.

Nellie Sawyer Esther Hawkes Beatrice Spinney Christenden Alice Warnum Arlaene Farnham Ruth Morgan Etta Burnham Miss Knowles Frances Hall Ida Taylor Eva Pratt Margaret Foster Mae Tole Jane Moulton Verna Brackett Vera Howe Sonie Hodgkins Grace Harmon Sthelyn Nye Margaret Kimball Helen Winslow Minnie White Jennie Harvey Edwina Mayers

Local Social Notes Include Dinners Trips and Visas

Dr and Mrs F L Norton pass the week with Mr and Mrs R Rosner Mere Point. Miss Estelle Burnham of Portland visits Bath with her cousin Mrs George Burbank. Duncan Mellnes pledged to Phi Gamma Delta at Worcester Polytechnic Institute for fall. Mrs Mary Bonney returns to Newcastle after a few days. In Bath guest of Mrs Ellis Tedford Mechanic street. Mr and Mrs Warren F Hawley and Dunlap A Hatch depart for a White Mountains auto trip. Mrs Frank G Aderton and daughter Winifred return from Bonavista N F to Trufant street.

F. L. Norton R. Rosner Mere Point Estelle Burnham Portland Bath George Burbank Duncan MelInnes Phi Gamma Delta Worcester Polytechnic Institute Mary Bonney Newcastle Ellis Tedford Mechanic Street Warren F. Hawley Western Avenue Dunlap A. Hatch White Mountains Frank G. Aderton Winifred Bonavista N. F Trufant Street

Gunning at Merrymeeting Bay yields small bags on windy opening day

Ducks remained scarce as a strong southerly wind hindered early gunning at Merrymeeting Bay. Amateur shooters posted minimal returns while Game Warden Spinney reported arrests planned for two Topsham and two Brunswick men caught shooting early. Nearby gunners reported notable teal and pintail flocks with several hunters claiming full quotas, but two youths survived a skiff capsize.

Merrymeeting Bay Haung Randall W. Leonard Fred King Herbert L. Spinney Commissioners of Inland Fisheries and Gane Topsham Brunswick Warden Spinney Mr. Spinney Tie Spinney

Rotarians to Hear L O Armstrong Lantern Slides

Rotarians are promised a talk by L O Armstrong of the Bureau of Commercial Economies Washington on Labrador to Alaska. The Oct speech will feature lantern slides and motion pictures illustrating a life explorer who worked for governments and railways for 40 years.

L. O. Armstrong Bureau of Commercial Economies of Washington Labrador Alaska Ile Governent Cty Quebec United States New York Vermont Jake Champlain

Exciting YMCA Volleyball Game Ends In Comeback

Friday evening a YMCA volleyball match featured captains Harry E Thompson and David Alkazin with referee C H Volz. Thompson’s team won game one by one point, Alkazin’s men led 15 0 in game two, then Thompson’s squad rallied to win the third game. Players included Thompson Merritt Ferguson William Field Arthur Miller Clinton McFadden George Libby Benjamin Shane Loraine Price Robert Wishare.

Wit YMCA Harry E. Thompson David Alkazin C. H. Volz Thompson Alkazin Merritt Ferguson William Field Arthur Miller Clintom McFadden George Libby Benjamin Shane Loraine Price Robert Wishare

Bath Woman Raises 32 Pound Garden Squash

Mrs Mary Cary of 19 Fisher Court grows a 32 pound Marblehead squash this summer. She placed it on exhibition in the Independent window and it draws compliments as neighbors admire the oversized specimen.

Mary Cary Fisher Court Marblehead Cary Carey

Pinkham Levya Wed In Wiscasset Episcopal Ceremony

Sanford Pinkham of Bath and Miss Ema Levyn of Wiscasset wed at St Philip's Episcopal Church in Wiscasset at noon on September S. The ceremony featured a simple decor, the organist Miss Rebecca Nash and choir aiding, with Roy Gilson of Brunswick officiating in a single ring rite. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home on Bradford Street. Initial steps in a $100,000 drive for Westbrook Seminary improvement were also begun last week.

Sanford Mansfield Pinkham Bath Ema Levya Wiscasset St. Philip's Episcopal Church Rebecca Nash Miss Levyn Ntev Roy Kt. Gilson Brunswick Thomas Levyn Bradford Street Westbrook Seminary

Gunners Sweep Open Season Duck Claims Across Bay Area

Reports from Merrymeeting Bay on Tuesday detail a renewed gunner push four days after Open Season. Hunters like Roland Brown and Horace Morse led scores of ducks, with totals ranging from four to seven birds in various local spots including Woolwich Brook and nearby farms.

Merrymeeting Bay Scason Roland Brown Horace Morse George Conway J. M. Mansir Berry Milixs Bath Mr. Sawtelle Augusta Darton Woolwich Brook Henry Carleton Carlton Leonard Stilphen Woolwich Louis Weert Arthur Thistle Frank Reed

Morse and Olinto Named to Manage Morse High Team

John Olinto and Herbert Morse were elected assistant managers of Morse high football at a Morse high athletic association meeting. Mark Hennessy trailed Morse by one vote. An election may follow if Olinto and Morse resign as they are football squad members.

John Olinto Herbert Morse Morse High Morse High Athletic Association Mark Hennessy Morse Olinto George A. Cahill George McFadden Athletic Council Prinipal

Baxter Veterans To Muster In Somerville Mass

Bath Veteran Firemen's Association to transport the tub Senator Baxter to the muster in Somerville Massachusetts on October 12 under East Somerville Veteran Fireman's Association auspices which owns the tub Fire Queen. A test on Water Street reached 197 ft five inches against wind with 25 men braking. Many members plan to travel by boat after the Boston boat leaves Bath Tuesday night with possible Wednesday night delay in Boston to allow return time.

Bath Veteran Firemen's Association Tub Senator Baxter Somerville Mass East Somerville Tub Fire Queen Baxter Water Street Boston Bath

Bowdoin Grid Schedule Highlights Rhode Island State Oct 1

Bowdoin College announces a home game against Rhode Island State on October 1 in Brunswick. Other season games include S Williams in Williamstown October 8 Trinity in Hartford October 15 Colby in Brunswick October 22 Maine at Orono November 5 and Tufts at Brunswick or Portland November 12.

Bowdoin Rhode Island State Brunswick Williams Williamstown Mass Trinity Hartford Conn Colby University of Maine Orono Tufts Portland

Partridge Hunt Opens October 1 Near Bath

Women bath gunners look toward October 1 as open season begins on rabbits partridge woodcock. Covers near Bath hold many partridge this season. It is unlawful to possess a loaded rifle or shotgun in a motor vehicle on highways fields or forests.

Bath

Handsome Birds Pheasants Shown at Franklin House

Joseph C Footer proprietor of the Franklin House on Franklin street received three mounted pheasants from his brother Fred Footer of Woonsocket Rhode Island. The birds were shot over a dog given by Alonzo G Fisher of the city. Football season opens officially on Saturday across the East.

Joseph C. Footer Franklin House Franklin Street Fred Footer Woonsocket RB. I Footer Alonzo G. Fisher

Maine Investors Face Surprise in Shaw Affairs

Maine investors in the Union Light & Driver Company learned of Hollis M. Shaw of Watertown Massachusetts bankruptcy petitions. Mrs Audrey Hitchborn of Augusta seeks 16000 against Shaw in Maine courts after a 14000 master’s finding. Creditors totaling about 60000 accuse Shaw of misusing funds. investigations plan to proceed locally before any federal action.

Hollis M. Shaw Watertown Maine Union Light & Driver Company Union Shaw Audrey Hitchborn Augusta Farmington Winthrop Massachusetts Hitchbern Miss Stanley Harold BE. Cook Gardiner Kennebec County Light and Power Company C. O. Sturtevant

Man Held For Home Made Liquor in Shore Town

Peter Budreau of the New Meadows river cottage was arraigned in municipal court for alleged manufacturing of intoxicating liquor. He pleaded guilty with sentence deferred to Tuesday when held for the October term grand jury under a new law mandating a 1000 dollar fine and two months in jail. Deputies found a working boiler still, hot brew, and mash at his place.

Peter Budreau New Meadows Bull Rock Bridge John J. Keegan Supreme Judicial Court Budreau Chester C. Aderton John A. Norris Grand Jury Sheriff's Department

Also Mentioned on This Page

Geographic Society Bulletin of Society Charles H. Volz Bath Y. M. C. A State Y. M. C. A By Eloise Saving Made Winneganee Tigers Winnegance Indians Winnegance Battery Talbot Rice Cross Tommy Nichols Jlorace Morse Edgar Oliver Merry B. Plummer Gilmore Plummer Thistle Hunt Sprague H. Norse Nichols Grdak Ye Small Rogers Perry Savage Powers Higgins F. Plummer Dean McClure Essie Sess Glory OF the North Cape Wilds Cosmopolitan Club Kent al Robinson Son Roscoe The Bay George Warshley Harry W. Berry Harry Farnham Swan Island John Hunt James Bonney James Knight Edward I Hunt George Rook Allen Eggleston Lawrence Crocker George Brown Young Crocker Pinkham—Levya the Bath Trust Company Gunners DUCKS Bowdoin Schedule East Shaw Affairs Home Brew Henry Sprince Bowdoin College Lewiston Old Orchard Beach Mr. Sprince Montreal McGill University Leonard Marks Barbara Leonard, Jr William Marks Mr. Marks Southern Pacific Pacific Steamshipe William A. Jack Maine Detective Association Ethel Blake Boothbay Morse High School Leonard Lord Fitts Street
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