HEBREW LADIES` S O G E n INSTALI^ OFFICERS

THE BATH IFIDEPBNDfilfT, THURSDAY» JUNE 15, ItSf.
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inotoriàl litao U a lrè a d t paying taak aft*
èr ta t, year after ÿear, and beln f
'soaked” every tim e thCTe la an oppor­
tunity.
Some Of the mwnbew of the legisla­
ture are coin« to be questioned about
Chla new law, they wdU be aiAed how
they Y6tedf Thc^ «oDstltueMs paytoiff M â f t f é t ^ Heenses, fegMhitlotM,
semi-annual inspections, g o * taxes, in­
surance and other levies are flgurin«:
that It 1« afxmt time to put a stop to
this plan of ereatinf new bureaus, de­
partments and offices to supply jobs
for some
are ê è tk ix tg «ovemment
support and little wofk.
Jam aa A. Olapplaon. Inc., waa g ran t• d a perm it to eraet a buildinff, tiadar
th a tuuAl lira reatrictton« o h h alf tM
lot of th e l a a t Coaat Oil and T ra n lp o rt Co., Vine street, an d R. E. Nowell
of th e B u t Obast O il a n d T taaaport
Co., was granted a sim ilar permission
under certain provisions.
T h e m onthly report of tlie B ath
municipal court for May was accom­
panied by a ciieck for $58.M.
Central M aine Power Co., will be
given a hearing a t th e next regular
meeting nig h t on a petition to erect
one pole on th e east side of Edgett
street.
B ath M arine B and was given a per­
m it tor a carnival on C handler’s or
some other suitable field July 17 to 22,
and D yer-Plaherty post, V. P. W„ was
granted a perm it for the “World of
M irth” Shows at C handler’s field July
31 to Aug, 5.
Helen M. Black, 70 W estern avenue,
was granted a vlctualer’s license a t
162 W ater street. Her request for a
m alt liquor license an d dancing priv­
ilege were not acted upon, but will be
forwarded to the S tate Liquor Com­
mission.
Estelle E, Stiles was granted a vlctualer's license a t 95 F ro n t street, and
Irving B arter at 144 W ater street.
R andall S. Daley was granted a gascllne license a t
Llncohi street.
Junk dealer's licenses were granted
Pred D. Cressey of 4 P leasant avenue,
and the following of P ortland; Philip
Gove of 39 Kelley street, Max Cohen
of 156 Pearl street, and Morris Lermond of 39 Neal street.
UTS OF
m TRO O PS
B a d f« a
A % rard td a n d
E x c a lk n t
i^rognMi Gdhrieci Cat in thé
Hattie » . Prff^la^of aaid
TUKSDArs m m
OF PROBATE COUHT
A H liiir J . th in f M i, J n d t i
J e lB i Lm J a c k , R « g l i t « r
i*'pit!Son1
ffi^SSSge «r N ittte O r a » M
|~ € b ta te W lltM i L etfie HHl of B a « ,
to WUliani U slie p ailA f.
I Petition for Adoption drginted.
Frederidc B. Sprague and Mabel R.
ep ra g m of Topsham to adopt Ronald
[W arren Bverard and change his nam e
to Ronald W arren Sprague.
Y .M .C A . R o o m a
eakate Charle» H.
Georgetown, by F ran k H. M cM ahan adininistrator d.bji.; estate H ertïert W.
Norton, late of
Oharles T. Small,
J r , an d ndrward W. Brldgham , adm in­
istrators; estate George B. M. Soule,
late of Richmond, by ni«a SOUle O ardn er and Edwin R. D unn, executors.
tM on for G uardian G ranted, es>
Jb an TUtti flhaw, m inor, of B ath,
ROacOtt tt. Shaw appofaited.
P rtttio n for Custody of M inors Filed,
«stat^ lA ^ o o d P. RKdtard e t als, by
OecU P. H ickards of Richmond.
PetiUon for C hange of Name G ra n t­
ed, estate Lucie M arie Jones of B ath,
nam ed changed to Lucie M arie Lewis.
The flrat aesslon of th e J^une term of
Judge Jo h n W, BraelwM of th$ Lto*
Sagadahoc prdbate coiiri on *Hiaittay
Wise o m T ioap and Okalyoka S en­ of last week was exceptiotiaUy tnisy. cohi county probale ebdH «lid p M d a tt
a
t
the second aewlan o f th e Ju n é tiMn
Tat
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ior Troop, G irl Soouto of America, held Judge D unton passed upon the follow­
o i aagadM ioc probate court ToeMlay in
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^
a jo in t' cotttt of awards and program ing:
the absence of Judge A i t h ^ J. Dilnton
Wills Allowed
• TMr, ta «dyanM
Tuesday in th e T.M.C.A. meeting
montiMi In «dvano« , «<tV• ^5o
E state Dora E. Thurlow, late oi R ich­ w9io is confined to hia bed by
rooms. ACrs. Bowen Torrey. assistant
month«, ID AdTftnM
fOp
leader, was inTaate<l as a Tenderfoot mond, Mary E. B aker oi Bingfiam passed upon the following:
WIUs Allowed
1 5 « * ^ « Í « ¿ 6 r tl5
Soout. Miss SteUa A. Dolloff, c h air­ executAx appointed w ithout bond.
ik ta te A rtlnir J. Foater, late of R ich­
E state Elizabeth C. Alexander, late
m an of th e program committee of th e
«I .tl» poMofflM
looal Council, m « » C atherine E. ¡Leon­ of Richmond, M argaret C. Derby mond, WinnlTred Roberts, exectitHx ap­
ion •« Moonâ «Il
pointed w ithout bond,
ard, Miss Ja n e tte W. Sm ith, Miss Helen executrix appointed w ithout bond.
A isA t M arie N. Jack, late Of B ath,
L. Hayes m ade th e awards, an d re­
E state JOhn L. Russell, late of B ath,
freshm ents were served by glrla who re- Maude B. Russell executrix appointed Fred B. Jack èxecutor a]q>ointed w ith­
A O G BeSSITE CHUMCa
A om yed w o n h deacrtUng tti« m «rout
bond.
cehred Hostess badges. Candy wae on w ithout bond.
▼elotw ben«AtB to be derived from this
E state Nellie C. M arston, late of
sale.
E
state
Mary
A.
Eugley,
late
of
B
ath,
m theee days of nearly world-wide MW law may be spolcen by theaa who
Miss IDoris Taytor and ML« M artha
M ary Morae received her F irst Class George T. M urphy appointed adm in­ B ath, B ath N ational B ank of B ath ex­
Winslow, b oth of Ne<ir York, who pasi«d
ecutor appointed w ithout bond.
chaos, when greed, jealousy «nd hate have been instrum ental In brU |glnf on
badge, and Second' Clas.s badges w ent to istrator c. t. a.
E state F rank F. Jack, laie of íla th , last week a t Jiotel iSedgwlck while ne­
Elizabeth Cuahlng, M arjorie Cushing,
are ap p aren t in so many places acnd this additional tax b u t it win take
Wills Filed
Ann Desmond, Louise Dole, Dorothy
E.state William W, Hosmer, late of Bdward W. B ridi^iam , exécüiór a p ­ gotiating for th e purchase of th e Dr.
ways one who ponders over th e ques­ something more th an th a t to answer
H a r r i n g ^ property a t Cape Newagen,
Maass. M ary Pierce and E. Ja n e T to tt. B ath, Lillian G. Hosmer executrix pointed w ithout bond.
tion m ay wonder If after all the world the taxp^ fer's question of when the
Ostate Alice A. tTiurlow, late Of Southport, left S aturday to take pos­
The foHowlng received Hostess iMdges: named.
T he H arrington property Is
is not getting too far away from re- inform ation i« already provided the
Mary Clapplson, Elizabeth Cushing.
E state C harles E. G ahan, late of Richmond, W ilbur F. Brdwne of «tfUfut- session.
one of th e show places a t Newagen.
M arjorie Custring. Ann Desmond, I/>u- B ath, by Mary C. G ah an executrix wick executor appointed,
Lgion an d th e church.
D epartm ent on the applications for
In
its
300
acres is Included a .splendid
wOl
ftte
d
ise Dole. D orothy MaaiiS. Elaine Noyes, nam ed.
I n th e old days, when the churches registratlona a new and coeUy (branch
E state Elizabeth (M. Ryan, làt« of w ater front w ith excellent bathing
Mary
Pierce.
M
arth
a
P
ratt.
Louise
BulE
state
Charles
A.
Donnell,
late
of
were the n atu ral leaders In their com- m ust be established a t their expense?
Woolwich, by Lawrence 8. Ryan, exec­ beach, and a modem log cabin. Mls.s
Ihran an d B. Ja n e T rott.
Richmond, by Georgia E. Donnell utor named.
murdtles, th eie was a greater spirit of An explanation m ight be enlightening
Taylor and Miss Winslow were here
Frances F laherty. R oberta Renaud. executrix named.
iiartier in th e season w hen overtures for
Petition for AdmlnUtrallOti FUed
forebearance, charity a n d benevolence. and poaslMy satisfying bu t over th e
and M ary Morse were presented Oootuf
A dm inistrations G ranted
E state WiUiam A. Jack, late of B ath, th e property were made and upon th eir
badges. M ary M or.^ also received a
B ut as the people have seemed to get state there are thousands of m otorists
E state W. A. Foster, late of Topsham, by Bdward ,W. Brldgham .
retu rn last week they were accw npaHome Safety a;ward. Shirley Parrtiley Delm ar E. Bates of B ath adm inistrator
farth er and farth er away from th e who are rapping this new legislation
nled by their attorney who cared for all
Bònda Filed and ApfMvved
received a Oonmiunlty Safety badge, appointed.
church and religion the less desirable and rapping It hard.
E state Alice A. ThurkrW, late ot R ich­ legal details, while they journeyed back
and P a t W ebster a S ta r Finder. Shirley
Estate
William
H.
Collins,
late
of
Absentee*
were
Aldermen
Turner.
mond, by W ilbur F. Browne, executor and forth dally between^ B ath and
characteristics among th e people have
Parshley e n d Ltrnia Marie PUrdue were
ard 2, Councilmen Crooker. W ard 6. presented D ancer awards, and ShlrVey B ath, Jacob Stone of Boston, Mass., ap ­
B atate Marie N. Jack, late of Bath, Southport.
{^rpeared until today they seem to be
There will be a new law go Into ef­ W
by fired B. Jack executor.
H unt. W ard 1, and A. Parks. W ard 3. Parshley and P a t W ebster W orld G ifts. pointed adm inistrator d. b. n. c. t. a.
dom inant and th e church and religion fect next month which will change the
E
state
K
onstantine
Gurglotis,
late
LBTTCK CARRIBIIS AUXILIARY
inventortea Filed and Allowed
Wide Work! badges went to Shirley
pushed into the background. Can we selection of jury commtesloners In the
Mrs. Jcftm W. Gillespie entertained
E state Id a Btfay Prout, late of BowParshley and F atricla W ebster, World of B ath, Edward W. Brldgham appoint­
th e AuxlMary to the N ational Associa­
doin, by John L. Prout, ^executor.
blame th e chiuxihes? Passibly, yes. Is several counties of the state. Under
Trefoil, to Shirley Parshley and P a tri­ ed public adm inistrator.
A dm inistrations Filed
E state C harlotte O orrle, late of Batti, tion of L etter C arriers T-^iureday eve­
cia Webster, D ram atic Appreciation, to
It n o t possible, or even probaible, th a t this new law th e jury commissioners
E state Mary A. Lancaster, late of by B ath N ational B ank, executor.
ning a t h er home, 801 W ashington
Shirley Parshley, Games to Frances
their influence has gradually slipped cannot be men holding any other state
Richmond,
by
A
rthur
L.
Lancaster.
street. Plans were made for an outing
Aceonnta Allowed
Flaherty, M ary Morse and B etty Small,
away from them because they were not or county office. Under thla law th e
E
state
Noah
Alexander,
late
of
R
ich­
T w elfth of A rthur J. D unton, J. Bd­ in July, w hen nienfbers and guests will
Scholarship, to P^nce.s Flaherty, P a th ­
Captain
Bradatreet
S.
Rairden
mond,
by
H
arry
W.
Douglass
of
R
ich­
w ard D rake an d W illiam S. Shorey, hold a n outdoor picnic. A fter th e bus­
.fully awiake to the fact th a t they were two jury commissioners Ih Sagadahoc
finder, to Shirley Parshley, W inter
trustees under the win of George P. iness meeting and games, Mrs. Gilles­
losing Influence? If so. what is the county, Clerk of Coiu’ts Pred H. Meets Harold L. Donnell Through Sports, to Frances Flaherty. Mary mond.
E
state
Frances
J.
Cavanaugh,
late
of
pie served luncheon.
i>avenport, late of B ath.
Morse. B etty Spiall, and clothing to
measure to be adopted to win back the Thompson and County Commissioner
Item in Bath Paper
B ath, by H erbert S. C avanaugh of East
M rs. O scar J. T anguay will entertain
Final of William S. Shorey, trustee
Mary
Morse.
prestige end influence which the Joseph W. Randlette, will be ineligible
Brunswick.
estate of Joeeph E. 8ewall, late of B ath. th e group a t th e first meeting after the
Those present, includ­
" church once held?
J to tt-and Unal-ot-Artfaut^A^-Bro^,. ftiimmor
A story in th e April 27 Issue of the- M ary Morse received a T roop S cribe - ^ t» fc e -o f M ary-£^ B tlryr-late of Bath,
to continue and new Jury commission­
ed Mrs. Cyril B. Varney. Mrs. Jam es E.
guardian of M innie Brown of B ath.
M ay be you will say one great imlted ers m ust be named. To be sure the B ath Independent, weekly nerw.-paper badge, France* Flaherty a Troop T reas­ by William S. Brlry of Melrose. Mass.
urer’s badge and R oberta R enaud a gold
E state Ernest M. E^rerard. late oif
Second and final of J- l i g h t e n Mc- McLaughlin. Mrs. S arah A. Wakefield.
campaign on th e p a rt of churches of all comi)ensation is so sm all th a t It will published by The Times Co.. brought S
ta r for Jjerfect attendance. Sifver West Bridgewater, Mass., by H attie A. Lellan, Jr., executor estate J. Hough- Mrs. H arrtd Hodgkins, Mrs. Oscar J.
together two former Shipping City
denominations and creeds throughout be no great loss to either, 160 each per residents In C alifornia recently. They S tars for attendance were awarded Everard.
T anguay and Mrs. Dwtnal E. Cornish.
McLellan, late of B ath.
the length and breadth of th e land. year is, we believe, the compensation, were Capt. Brad.'ftreet S. Rairden. 532 Elisabeth Cushing. M arjorie Cushing.
Aeeottirta Filed
Administrations, C. T. A^ Filed
SEVEN POINT PINS
F irst and final of Fred J. Rose, a d ­
Estate Abble V. Denham, late of Bow­
Why n o t a determined drive among all but one may wonder who, as well qual­ Seventh street, S an ta Monica, and Louise Dole. Louise SuHlvan. M artha
T he fdlow lng pupils of G rade seven,
churches and religious organizations to ified for th e work as these two men. Harold L, Donnell, a teller in th e Los P ra tt and E. Ja n e T rott. For five years doinham , by Georgia N. D enham of said m inistrator estate of H enry Rose, late divisim one. C entral G ram m ar school,
of continuous service, R uth Cogan. P a ­ Bowdoinham.
Of W est B ath, adm inistrator.
win back any power which may have wouk! accept the position a t th e salary Angeles branch of the Bank of America. tricia W ebster an d G eraldine Nlclcerson
€leoond and final of Edward W. have received seven Point pin s this
E state of Milton S. Brlry. late of
Capt. Rairden, who sailed out of B ath
been lost? Not a (passive 'but an aggres­ paid. I t very likely will mean th at many years ago in a Blaisdell-bullt received silver »tripes.
Bath, by William S. Brlry of Melrose. Brldgham , trustee estate of WHliam A. year: Allen W hitney, Ja n e t Garwood.
Florence Darling, D ale H arper, G er­
Elizabeth Cushing
received
the Mass.
ja d t, late of Bath.
sive campaign. A concerted drive to eventually there will be an increase in vessel, and has been retired a t S an ta
F irst and final of Jam es M. Royal, m aine Bonney. A five year certificate
E state Ediward S, Brlry, late of B ath,
m ake th e people more church and re ­ this salary and the taxpayers will pay Monica since 1924, read in the April Campership for Wise Owl Troop, and
adm lnU trator estate of Mary T. R o ^ , has been ordered for R alph Achorn and
Issue of th e Independent how Mr. Don­ Shirley Parshley, for Okalyoka Senior by William S. Brlry of Melrose, Mass.
ligious conscious. Adopt means which it.
Allen W hitney. Pupils from G rade
late of B ath.
Bonds Filed And Approved
nell, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Don­ Troop. Following is the program ;
will bring th e people back to the
Twenty-second of B a th N ational eight, division one, are K enneth Knowl­
S alute to flag
nell, 23 Oak street, this city, had
E state W. A, Foster, late^of Topsham. Bank, trustee under th e will of Rachel ton, V irginia Hogan, M arion Spinney
G irl Scout Promise, led by Dorothy
church, to fill the pe ws which are now
thw arted an armed holdup a t his bank
and Jam es Voorhees. Jam es Voorhees
by Delmar E. Bates, adm inistrator.
E. Duzmlng, late of Richmond.
and Invited the young m an to visit him Maass
empty, or nearly so, in many churches.
Will also rèceive a five year certificate.
E state Lavolna M. Coombs, late of
G
irl
Scout
Laws
F
irst
and
final
of
Louis
W.
Hagan,
and
Mrs.
R
airden
at
their
S
a
n
ta
Monica
Not a pink tea but a real battle for the
Investin'e of Tenderfoot Scout, led by B ath, by Earle H. Coomlbs, adm inis­ adm inistrator estate of Maiic L. H agan,
home.
faith and influence which the church
trator.
late of B ath.
The holdup took place In late April Mrs. Wilmer I, Voorhees
(Continued from Page One)
The Brunswick colum nist offers this
should m aintain.
E state William H. Collins, late of
of Second Class Scout, led
tlonal in communities voting upon the and as th e bandit stuck a .22 calibre byInvesture
' In G kntM
item : “T hère was a little confu.slon
B
ath,
by
Jacob
Stone,
adm
inistrator
d
Mrs.
Voorliees
T he gradual falling off from the re­ m atter. They sought tem porary per­ pistol through th e bars of Mr. Donnell’s
Inrvesture of F irst Cla.ss Scout, led by
n. c. t. a.
Petltlw i for CommilsBlon to take Dep­ around th e police station the other day
ligious ideals has been encouraged mits for Sundays beginning July 23 tray, ordering him to raise his hands,
Mrs. Voorhees
Estate W alter S. G lldden. late of osition of witness to will filed, estate w hen Deputy 'Edward» was grilling
largely by th e attractions which have and contlnuhig until such tim e as the the form er B ath boy ducked and pulled
Colors dismissed
B ath, by John P. Carey, trustee.
Abble V. Denham, late of Bowdoln- three quack tree doctors. He talked
a lever th a t dumped th e contents of his
been offered in its stead. T he church city votes either for or against them , cash tray, several thousand dollars, into
to one of them for a while and th en
Welcome to parents and friends, by
E state K onstantlne Gurglotis, late oi ham .
froan
S
p.
m.,
to
11.30
p.
m.
Hearing
B ath, by Edward W. Brldgham , public
can offer th e public som ething new, was set for June IS a t 7.30 p. m.
Resignation filed and accepted, estate sen t him out w ith H arry Boyd to w all
a com partm ent below. T h e b an d it Louise Dole
G roup of.so n g s, “Rosa,” “Down by adm inistrator.
C harles P. W etherbee, late of B ath, b t arhlle th e o th er one was grilled. Ed­
som ething novel and som ething impreaTlie B ath Iitm Works Corp., was grabbed 196 from th e counter and fied. the Old Mill Btreatn "
wards thought th a t H arry locked the
E2state Julia C. R ichards of Rkdimond A rthur 3. ITunton, a ta n t.
Capt. R airden attended th e old B ath
sive which will bring them back to its given permission to relocate a hydrant,
Home m aking s k ^ c h
by H attie E. Preble, guardian.
Petition for Diatrlbuti<m fUed, eatate surgeon up In th e jail, but H arry just
school two years and went to sea
circle. L et there be preaching services near th e gate a t T^nion street, under high
Awarding of U pfeaa badges
Elstate Mary A. Eugley, late of B ath, M ark L. H agan, late of B ath, by Louis took him , in the court room and they
a t the age of 16, being elevated to caps a t down together for a smoke and a
Songs, “Donkey TOding," "T une the by George T. Murphy, adm lnlatrator cl W. H agan, adm inistrator.
in every ham let, revivals if you wish to th e l u p e t ^ io n of th e comm ittee on Isalii wM*. While in Java he was strick ­
^ i l t ^ a f K l '^ t e r #orks, ^ d th e B ath
Old
Cow
Died
On.’’
and
“T
he
Ash
a.
P etitions for conservator allowed, eef«^ Chat. W hen Edwards w anted the fel­
call it, w ith speakers of force and ag­ W ater D istrict was given authority to en with m alarial fever and forced to re­
E state Ellen C. G ray, late of R ich­ tate PTed Alexander of Phlppsburg. low again he went out to the cooler to
gressiveness to whom th e people will change the location of a h y d ran t from main there m any months. The United Grove”
N ature sketch
mond, by Flora E. Denham, admlnls- Jam es G ilm an of Phlppsburg appolnt- get him —and of course the lockup was
S
tates
G
overnment
made
him
Consul
flock to listen. T h at this can be done th e northeast com er of Allen and
Awarding of prizes for birds and ti'atrlx.
estate Edward J. MoKlever of B ath, empty. T he firemen were called, and
at Jav a and he continued in th a t serv­
they got up In the blind attic w ith
has been amply dem onstrated by the Center streets to th e northw est cor­ ice until 1924, his last consularship be­ fiowers
Estate W alter S. Grose, late of R ich­ Nellie M. Mllllken appointed.
ner. PetltlOTiers who sought a hyd rant
International Friendship ^ e t c h
P etition for Perpetual Care of Ceme­ ladders and lanterns, and the lockup
mond. by B.JL. Ludwig, adm inistrator.
famous “T hirteen Class” in Portland.
ing
In
Qucbec.
on T ailm an street were given leave to
Awarding of A ttendance S tars
tery Lot G ranted, estate Pauline Curtis, was combed for th e lost tree surgeon,
Inventories Filed And Allowed
Since he sailed away from the S hip­
A ttendance a t the churches can be withdraw.
Songs, “Slum ber,” and “S he S a t In a
Estate Alk;e M. WlUlam, late of R ich­ late of Bowdoln, L. A. Jack adm inis­ to th e m eantim e the lost surgeon and
City, nearly 60 years ago. Capt.
Increased by means which can be
A petition from John P. Stacy and ping
H arry Boyd w atched the search with
mond, by Lillian E. Haynes, adm inis­ tra to r d.b.n.
Rairden has guibscrlbed to th e B ath I n ­ Hammock”
adopted to create public Interest and 19 others for a light on Pleasant street, dependent. the paper having virtually
Sport and game r i c ^ h
License to Sell Real fistate G ranted, some interest from th e court room
tratrix.
halfway
between
W
ashington
and
Awarding of other badges
comment and folks will leam th a t a ft­
Estate John Kllppel, late of B ath, by estate George B. M. Soule, late of Window and couldn’t figure out w hat
followed him around the world.
Accordion solo, K athleen H arkins S arah E. Kllppel, adm inistratrix d. b. Richm ond, Inea S. G ardner and Ed­ was going on. The whole thing kept
er all a sermon can toe as worthwhile Middle streets, was referred to the
W riting of his visit with Capt. and
comm ittee on lighting.
Senior
Troop
Up for ten m inutes or so. and then
win B. D unn, ex ecu tes.
n. c. t. a.
Mrs. Rairden, Mr. D onntli says both
as some of the forms of entertainm ent
A rem onstrance from D. A. Bishop
Song by Senior Troop, “H lk li^ Song”
Petitions lo r Licenses to Sell R eal everyone felt foolish.’
E state M ary T. Royal, late of B ath,
which today are sapping the strength against the throwing of deposits are enjoying th e best of health.
Awarding Campershdps
by Jam es M. Royal, adm inistrator.
Piano solo, R u th Oogan, Senior
against his building, which he termed
of the churches.
Estate Edgar A. W arren, late of
Troop
a
fire
hazard,
was
referred
to
the
R ight in our own state for the next
Georgetown, by Sylvia W arren, adm in­
Troop report for the year, M ary istratrix.
oonunlttee
on
fire
departm
ent.
three m onths will be some of the ablest
Morse, Wise Owl Troop, P at Webster
Mrs. C atherine Madden. 10 Dike
Estate Ira A. Sm ith, late of B ath, by
and best known clergymen in the coim- road, was given permission to lease
Sentor Troop
G. Ronald Sm ith, adm inistrator c. t. a.
try. In a concerted drive to win back a strip of city owned land between
Presentation of Troop Scribe and
E state Charles H. Sm ith, late of
w hat has been lost many of them do her iKxjperty an d th a t of an o th er for Patrolm an Shaw of S tate Police Treasure badge
B ath, by G. Ronald Sm ith, adm inistra­
to
Presentation of Ore year stripes
to r c, t. a.
and will cooperate in occasionally flU- five years, for beautification purposes Givea Brief Talk and Marahal Senior
girls
only.
Estate Rebecca E. S m ith of B ath by
Ing a pulpit and with a reasonable
Goodnight
circle
Becai»e Melvin O. and Iva L. Hagan
B utler Awarda Certificatea
Graoc E. Sederqulst, guardian.
am ount of publicity and encourage­ claim it is impossible to en ter a garage
Estate H arry W llmont Bailey, late of
m ent can fill the pcT^’s and deliver the they propose to build a t 77 Academy
Topsham, by Lulu Belle Bailey, execu­
City
Mairshal
Joseph
A.
B
utler
message of faith, hop<' and charity and .•rtreet on account of a telephone pole, awarded certificates of m erit to m em ­
trix.
Estate Mary G. Metcalf, late of B ath,
help offset Brrecd, jealousy and hate th e company will be asked to relocate bers of th e B ath schoolboy patrol F ri­
the pole.
by Haven Metcalf, executor.
day afternoon a t Morse high school.
which are becomlnji dom inant in so
2
The request of Fred R, Morton, P atrolm an George Shaw, of the safety
2
E.state Joseph W. Dunning, late of
m any sections of the world.
chairm an of a Softball league for the division of the S ta te Police, who helped ,
Topsham, by M ara E. M ulligan, adm in­
^
A fter all, there Ls nothing a nation use of Kelley and Goddard fields for
istratrix.
lO T'to organize th e patrol last FaU. «»poke I
2
EsU te C arlton W. Clark, et als., of
needs more than the worship of God, playing purposes on Tuesday »"<11 briefiy. commending th e boys for their 1
Í’ mÍc
t
"niursday
evenings,
waa
referred
to
the teaching-s of the Bible and a feeling
M M Um t record, an d
were .1«,
¿ .S
i r ^ Phlppsburg by Preston F. Clark, g u ar­
dian.
on athletic« w ith j^w er. \ heard from S uperintendent of Schools
of friendship and helpfulne.ss toward theAncommittee
open sewer and cess pools on Jo h n Parker. Award* were presented to urer, a t a meeting of th e Hebréw
E state Florence M. Guptlll, late Of
mankind
th a t prace
may reign Lemont .street caa«*ed William A. Cum ­ the following:
Ladies Society, held In B eth Israel Topsham, by Frank T, Powers, adm in­
throughout our land and the world mings and 13 others to a.sk continu­
Dike school. S co tt Holmes, captain. Synagogue Tliursday evening. Mrs istrator.
ance of the Lemont street .sewer to Elliott Mitchell. Cleon Wing. R c ^ r t Morris S. Povlch was Chairm an of the
Aeconnt Allowed
once more.
completion. Referred to Board of LinneU. Leslie Ashline, Robert Tabor, Installation committee, and Harold
First and final of Haven Metcalf,
Highway.s and Sewers,
Russell H atch, D onald H atch, Cheater Rubin was installing officer. Mrs. Mor executor estate of Mary G. Metcalf, late
TH.IT ONE DOLLAR TAX
rls Povlch. Mrs. Maix Kutz, Mrs. David of B ath.
Nellie D. H unt and 14 others asked NewelL
for a sidewalk on Middle street, be­
N orth G ram m ar, B ernard P ra tt, cap­ S. Cogan and Mrs. Louis Petlock were
Accounts Filed
The last Ipsji.slature pa.ssed an act by tween Weeks and Rose streets. R e­ tain, H erbert Belanger, Frederick An­ Installed trustees
F irst and final of Lovetta McKinnon,
ferred to Board of Highways and drews, Joseph Sw anton. F ran k Nadeau.
which every motor car owner in the Sewers.
Mrs. Sam Korollck. retiring presl adm inistratrix estate of M ary Olili»,
W alter Maass, W allace Mayo. R alph
dent,
was
presented
a
corsage.
She
state will be a.s«.'.s,soil ar. a<^ditional dol­
late of Bath.
An invitation from Capt. Elver A. Houston. Joseph Torrey.
First and final of Earle C. Donnell,
lar tax b( fore he can receive* hl.s regis­ Stickney, the officers and enlLsted men
Weeks 6Mreet G ram m ar. Jo h n York, was also pre.sented a gift from the
society, because she is leaving town executor estate of Belle C. Donnell, late
of
B
attery
H..
240th
C.
A.,
to
atten
d
captain.
H
arry
McNeil.
Amos
King,
Ja
tration. The rea-son Riven is to provide
Rabbi and Mr.s
, v. A braham ^ y who of West B ath.
a departm ent by wlUc'h owiier.ship of an informal supper a t F o rt Williams, I Darling, George Burgon, Billy Bablne, ^
|
F irst and final of Lillian E. Haynes,
July 14, at 7 p. m„ was accepted by W illard MoCabe. R obert SU lling. Billy i
r ^ ^ e in the city , w e r #tgtven
“J
I
^
welcome
gift.
R efreshm ents were adm inistratrix estate of W illiam E.
cars may bp re>-'orciPd and the passible i Mayor Sewall and the gentlemen of jTlnney. Edward Plant. Luclen Tardlff.
38—NaUveof
20—Part of a
ACROSS
prevention of the sale of .stole.T cans.
¡the city council.
¡H arry B arrett, Edw ard Kerwin, Reg- .served by Mns. J o s « ^ I. S m ith and Haynes, late of Richmond.
NewSSea*
nedeatal
_______ ^ _____ ______
Mrs, LouLs Petlock. Tliere waa a large
l»8xplorer
80—Sweet
In G eneral
The m. a.s iro wa.s passed .vi h p i a c - | The plumbing Inspector, L. P. E » e-1*"1*^
land
23—K S ^ le of
potato
found by
S
outh
street.
R
obert
RuMell.
captadn,;
attendance.
Petition
for
Commdasion
to
Take
33^To
remove
a teamticaliy no knowl<-dgo on ‘he pavt of the | ley, in his annual report said 157 ap8t—A manna*
Stanley
Deposition of W itness to Will Filed—
the hat
drawn
pubi.¡: It may be tliat thus ^1 'liec, .slip-| Pj^'f^Uon« had been Investigated and R obert Brown, captain, Jam es Haines, i
10—A
region
Estate of Alice A. Thurlow, late of
captain, George Emery, captain, Eugene
84—FrafTanca
vehicle
11—MaacallM 88—?^Sform
)i;n,if lhr.)iii'h of this legislation was not
Cunningham . R obert Hinds, E rnest
85— Diaoourte- 3$—Bellow
Fred T, Tuscan, who was elected first Richmond, by W ilbur F. Browne of
85-^Mlnor
coin
name
for the i>ur|K>.so of "i)utti.i,i one over”
3d—^Before
Roll of accounts No. 4. am ounting Barnes, C harles Johansen, Daniel L an­ -selectman of Skowhegan at the annual Brunswick.
oua '
of Turkey
If—Aloft
41—Egyptian
dry, Har<dd Armes, A rdenne Haines. town meeting upon his promise to re
D eclination of Executor Filed—^Estate
88—Mething
on the car owners without their know­ to $7.646.56, was ordered paid
87—Bpo^
14—Hanca
measure of
D
arwin
Holan.
Gverett
Qulmby,
Philip
Mary
A.
Eugley,
late
of
B
ath,
by
Mel­
more than
The monthly report of City TJeas,
duce the tax rate fire mills In 1940 or to
88—Short poem
!•—Youth
ing It until too late to opp ).so it. How­
length
i^ T h a roller
Young was accepted in concurr
rrlnce. Arsenault, F red Watson, Jack H ender­ forfeit $500 of hLs s ^ r y , revealed an ville H. Blackwell, executor named.
40—Deck
of
a
ever, it will bp hard work to make car Briefly, it showed
son, George W right, P aul Jolwson. Ce­ interesting experience which he had in
Petition for Appointm ent of Trustee
of a type-« 44—Diminutive
of Edward
owners believe th at .«uch was not the Appropriations ...................... $404,474.24 cil Fullerton, Robert King, Robert the cour.se of his duties. Tuscan said G ran ted —Eatate W alter S. Olldden, la >
writer
48—Diminutive
aale
4Ä—By
81— Chart
Credits ..................................... 14,646.99 Knowlton, R alph W. Alley, Henry th a t the head of a family of eight per of B ath, John P. Carey, Jr., trustee ap­
case.
aufflbc
(abbr.)
Adams.
sons receiving relief from the town pointed.
Not for year.s has a bit of legi.slation
» —Companion 48—Word of
Answer to previous puxale
Appointm ent of Agent Filed—^Estate
upon being informed th a t th e family
$419,121.23
caused more of an uproar than has th's
M^Orgaa at
used
would be cut to an allowance of only William H. Oolllns, late of B ath,
Expenditure.-! .......................... 118,038.39
haaHaff
and possibly with good reason. In the
gotfers
Of 31 new citizens, naturalized In $5 weekly for gro<5eriiB. defied him to G erald J. Erlich of Portland, agent ap­
W—Ittihia
4 ^ A tuna
first plfice the regular application for
$301,(M2.84 Suprlor Court, Auburn, five were sisters, fill an order for groceries Which she said pointed.
*
mace
47—C n ita lo f
C ertificate of Sale of Real Ebtate
.$
M6.36 all residents In Lewiston. These were she would make out for th e fam ily's
registration carries an almost complete Cash on hand
BniMh
fT^tJiiload
On deposit In:
; Florida C harest and Rose Ann-? Robl- grocery needs, at ail am ount leas th an Filed—E state B ertha K. Scott, late o(
description of the vehicle for whteh
wickfHro*
from
a
cart
B ath T rust Co........................
3,806.40 tallle of 230 Blake street. M arie Ange $8. Tuscan took the lisft to two indepen­ à a th , by Augxuta E. Rowe, execirtrix.
registration is sought such as m anu­
Oattby duirtp*'
Petition for License to Sell Personal
B ath National Bank ...........
1,275,061Pare. 420 Lisbon street. Marie Anne dent grocers and also to two chain stores
liit
facturer’s number, engine number, type Py;st Natlppal B tm j
and a.siked the cost of filling the order, E state G ranted—E state W illiam lii. Dol1J24.50 ChareaL, 158 B a x tk it atreck.And
of vehicle, number of psissenger capac­
Louise Vltaline Chasse, 43 Birch street, T T rarp n m .T ify T n g
$ 5,774.41 all m arried women and the daughters were given him The liat, wlllCh the re Dojloff, guardian; estate A rthur D. Dolity. numiber of cylinders, kind of wheels,
•-i-Toward
Monieipal Btulnew
of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Cham pagne of lief client made out and ddtled Tuscan lolf, minor, of Topsham, Amy C. Dol­
lights and a h alf dcwen or so other de­
V—Aaoetumal
At the request of the fire d ep art­ 103 Blake street. Lewiston. Two other to fill a t a cost of $S or leas, was as fol­ loff, guardian.
tails. All of these would supply the d e ­ m ent W eston L. Bonney was appointed sLsters of th e sam e family, Mrs. Irene lows; One pound cmlOns, 8 b ig s flour,
Petition for License to Sell R eal Ik partm ent w ith all the inform ation nec­ a constable with special duty a t fires. Gagne, 100 Blake street, and Mr». ‘4 pound cream tartaf, 1 pound soda, 10 tate Filed—E state Em m a F. R ittall,
0—Ooiiclttdea
essary to identify a car’s ownership. A t the request of B attery H, Percy Yvonne Dubois. 236 Blake street, Lew­ pounds sugar. 1 dozen egg», 2 pound* late of Geoigetown, F red H. R ittall, Jr.,
lnlatrator; estate Edgar A. W arren,
T he new departm ent, which apparently King and Merle Niles were appointed iston. were adm itted to citizenship at salt twrk, S pounds lard, 1 package adm
rolled oats, 2 pound« butter, 1 liar late of Georgetown, by Sylvia W arren,
win be only overlapping th e present constabfles for special duty a t the the last term of Superior C ourt, while laundry soap, 2 bars toilet «oao, % adm inistratrix.
arm ory, N. G rata Jackson and Daniel A rthur Cham pagne of Lewiston, a
m otor vehicle departm ent, will coat A, Bishop were also appointed con­ brother, Is due to lie adm itted a t the potmd tea, i pound cdffee, and i Wx
Petition for G uardian O r a n te d - A tate Julia C. RKlharda of llichm ond,
matches.
m any thousand dollars to Install and stables.
next term In Septem ber.
f>. B. MXOBOL«, Vrw. « M TrtM.
TStJSPjllS.
CAPE HEWAGEN SHORE
PROPERTY PHRCHASED
FORMER BATH PEOPLE
ARE BROUGHT TOCETHER
PROPOSED ZONING
LAW PRESENTED
W E B K iar C R O S S WDJm R U Z Z L E
1
6 1 a 13 V ■5M
\o
%
%
16
12 13
15
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1^
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à
26
2 8 %«?
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30
31 i 32
%
37
35
33 %
36
%
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W
3«?
^2
3Ô
SCHOOLBOY PATROL
RECEIVE AWARDS
HEBREW LADIES’ S O G E n
INSTALI^ OFFICERS
%
%
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a ss
iS is d c s iä s n s
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