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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1911
Page
3
Woolwich Grange activities fill the week with a well attended meeting featuring Mrs. Scott Turner’s reading The White Ribbon Bow. A new member applicant, an April Fool’s program, and a postponed Harmony club event are reported along with local visits, socials, and preparations for upcoming road and fishing seasons.
Mrs Augusta P Greenleaf aged years widow of Richard M Greenleaf died in Augusta Sunday She leaves a son Frank H Greenleaf of Gardiner a steamer Islander employee She was born in Westport her maiden name Brooks Her husband died suddenly in Portland March 9.
Sunday April 2 Bowdoin College student Peleg Sprague will give a brief temperance address after the Sunday school at Winnegance which ends at 3 o'clock.
A Sabbath school collection of $10 from the Ladies Aid funds the piano fund. Longtime townsman John L. Berry, 85, visits family in Bowdoinham and Watertown, MA, after decades in public service. Reports cover local travels, school and jury duties, a fish weir dispute, minstrel night turnout, and community notices from Arrowsic to Bath.
A new Eastern Star chapter named Garrison Hill Chapter was organized at Lincoln Lodge No 3 in Wiscasset on Tuesday evening the 22 inst. with 85 people present including Grand State officers. The charter lists 0 initial members and the event featured two candidates, a formal banquet, and readings by Mrs Carrig Reed and Mrs Gorey Harris.
Albert L. Strout resigns after 21 years on the board and 17 years as chairman. Fred W. Hartnett succeeds as chairman and secretary, with Thomas S. Gibbons as the other member. The change prompts praise for Strout's knowledge of pauper affairs and the new appointee’s qualification. Government builds a new wireless station at Fort Myer, Va with 3900 working communications?
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