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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1946

Page

11

Social notes and property sale mention at Hartford gathering

Miss Marion Hills of Hartford hosted guests including Miss Grace Ong Vigber and Dr. R Norton. Thomas Pratt, assistant professor, received a position. Frank S. McLellan sold his 18 foot khockabout Suwanee to W. Burkhardt of Cincinnati for use at a summer home on Island, a trade that pleased McLellan.

Marion Hills Hartford Boo Ged Rena Os Grace Frank S. McLellan W. Burkhardt Cincinnati Island McLellan

Fragmented Local News From Front Street Area

A string of fragmentary notes mentions Begremmpee 29 and bone-made salatetens in the James Heece area on Front Street, with an officer involved and a possible theft by a boy. It also references J S Meeker’s return from Portland and Montreal, and a set of names including Edward Cornish and Harold. Other items note Harbor High School opening soon and travel mentions for Mrs. Adams and Miss Alice Shaw.

James Heece Front Street

Coal removal continues into afternoon as effort continues

A brief note reports that some coal was removed again this afternoon. No further details on quantities locations or responsible parties are provided in the accessible text.

Battleship Georgia Sails From Canton In Navy Delivery

At 11 30 this morning the battleship Georgia departed Canton to be delivered to the Navy exactly at noon it headed down river amid salutes. The keel was laid in 1901 and the ship represents seven million dollars. Mayor and Mrs Spear and Mr and Mrs Welch arrived home while A Baker also arrived.

Georgia Navy

Boston and Kennebunk Visitors Reported

Sept 21 1906 notes George Oliver Jr visiting Boston and F W Carlton on a brief business trip to Kennebunk Mrs Detmar Blaisdell and her son stayed with J L Small on Lower Washington Street. The four masted schooner Clara A Donnell arrived with a cargo of ice for New York after a 15 day delay due to low tides. Mr and Mrs H A Walters returned from a vacation trip to Rutland.

George Oliver, Jr Boston Detmar Blaisdell J. L. Small Lower Washington Street Clara A. Donnell Up River New York

Plammer Couple Travelled By Automotile To Portland

Elizabeth and her husband Mr EC Plammer were seen traveling to Portland yesterday with an automobile reportedly belonging to the family.

Plawmner Portland Mgr. Ptammer

War Department Dispatches Buses To Scene In Continued Report

The article continues from Page One noting that crude conditions prompted sending buses by the War Department to the location. Details are sparse in the fragment but indicate official transport support for the operation. The summary preserves the factual event and involved entities.

Lions Open Year with First Meeting Led by Davis and Reardon

Lions Club convenes for its first yearly gathering with E. Davis as chairman and Arthur W. Reardon directing. Publicity chair Ivan A. Trueworthy coordinates outreach as Butterfield, Shumway, Jon V Owen, Holland D. McLates Edgren participate.

E. Davis Arthur W. Reardon Ivan A. Trueworthy Ee Ae A A Butterfield Shumway Jon V- Owen Holand D. Mclates EF . Edgren

Woolwich Social Notes Include Travel and Family Visits

The Woolwich column records visits by Mr. Edward exal and relatives, a Brunswick hotel gathering, and trips to New York for a brother’s death. It lists Mrs. Pitman and Dr. Pitman visiting Days Ferry, Earl Dorr Jr on 21 day leave with family, and Crab Orchard remarks at Sebec Lake plus Maria Savage’s weekend with sister Mrs. Ralph Rice in Winnegance.

Brunswick Edward Rexal New York Kirk North Providence RB. L Pitman Days Ferry Earl Dorr Jr Cna Walt Dorr Tasset Crab Sebec Lake Maria Savage Ralph Rice Winnegance

City Officials Attend 21st Police Conference at Bretton Woods

City Marshal Kingsbury and John Newall of Portland were elected to Maine’s executive committee at the England Association of Chiefs of Police 21st Annual Conference held at the Mount Washington Hotel Bretton Woods New Hampshire. Mrs Ethel and Mr Morarty attended as delegates from Maine with other officials and guests.

Percy W. Kingsbury Frank Moriarty England Association of Chiefs of Police Mt. Raeton Bretton Woods N. H

Oldest Maine notes on church, stove and timber trade

Fragmentary historical notes describe 1785 19.1 years with Col Dum cord wood sold to freighters for sixty and two fifty per bushel, plus a mill road near West Bath’s Brown's Ferry. The old North church built 1802 and the first church stove installed 1803. Peleg Taliman referenced.

Showcase of Old Fashioned Lamps and Floral Displays

The article lists class results for a small exhibition. Class 8 featured petunias in vintage vases with first place Mrs. Chester Roberts and second Miss Elizabeth Dunbar. Class 9 displayed red flowers in white containers with first Miss Nellie Goodrich and third Miss Goodrich. second Mrs. Fred Quimby. Class 10 showcased trays for shut-ins with first Mrs. Herbert Harris and second Mrs. Ada Deering. Class 11 presented holiday table settings led by Mrs. Morris S. Povich with a Russian Samovar and second Mrs. Roscoe P. McFadden for a Father’s Day display.

Chester Roberts Elizabeth Dunbar Nellie Goodrich Fred Quimby Herbert Harris Ada Deering Morris S. Povich Roscoe P. McFadden Adaived

Social Afternoon Hosts Noted Women Guests

Mrs. Harry E. Ring hosted an afternoon at Wash burn street for guests Mrs. J Leslie Coombs of Reading Mass and Mrs. Ernest L Fulton of Brain tree Mass. Attending were Mrs. Earl C. Kimble Mrs. Fred P Nichols Mrs. Lena C. Shepard Mrs. John G Morse Mrs. Charles E. Hewitt Mrs. Raymond T. Oliver Mrs. John N. Taylor Mrs. Harry J Carroll and Mrs. A K Parris of Portland.

Harry E. Ring Washburn Street J. Leslie Coombs Reading Mass Ernest L. Fulton Braintree Earl C. Kimble Fred P. Nichols Lena C. Shepard John G. Morse Charles E. Hewitt Raymond T. Oliver John N. Taylor Harry J. Carroll A. K. Parris Portland

Probate Notices From Bath Court Of Probate

Court of Probate at Bath issues notices for estates including Emms F Rittall Georgetown. Grace Maybury Woolwich. Alice B Churchill Bath. Cora Hanna Georgetown. first and final accounts by Ruth M Watson Bath. George E Whitney Bath. Joseph H Barstow Bath. Clayton A Rowe Bath. June Rideout Bath. Hearing set for second Tuesday of October. administrator appointments and licenses to sell estates noted. Arthur J Dunton Judge.

Bath Nebe Emms F. Rittall Georgetown Lesmond H. Rowe H. Rittall Grace Maybury Wooolech Woolwich Helen Frances Bearce Alice B. C. Churchill Dorothy Mason Cora G. Hanna Ruth M. Watson George E. Whitney Charles N. Nantiel Joseph H. Barstow Henry Hanson Clayton A. Rowe Evelyn R. Grindell June Rideout Aire Arthur J. Dunton Frokete Ering Alrne Annie M. Gould Waltham Authen George E. Gould Charles W. Gould Massach Bane Charlotte M. Heart Alexander Darden Arles A. Rogers Erwin T. Whorff Weat Bath

Trophy to runners up team of the year report

An advance committee for Harry The was then adjourned at 8 20 p m.

Harry the

Garden Club announces contest winners and praises community effort

With its first year ending the Garden club names contest winners chosen by a Kennebeck committee for careful work and care. The club thanks all volunteers who improved properties and brightened Bowman street in its first year and looks to a larger club next year.

Garden Club Kennebeck Bowman Street

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