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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1915

Page

12

Bath notes and maritime updates fill local pages

Genes ta Chapter met Friday evening as Bath docks host towed vessels and new ventures. Boats at the city landing and Coast guard inspections mingle with lectures on Anti-Suffrage and a charity food sale. The month ends with a record dry spell in Boston area since 1818.

Corliss Genesta Ning Bath Boothbay Eugene Bright City Landing North End Mary Cosmopolitan Club Ariel Nanticoke Portland Randolph Pinkham Southport United States Trevett and Thompson Byron Stevens Music Hall J. W. Gorman Bath Opera House Hallett Robert Sutherland Emilio de Gogorza North St Sutherland Stevens Tom Water St White’s H. M. Workman U. S. Navy Guantanamo Cuba Utah Vera Cruz Edward E. Barry Norfolk Pernambuco Briry Henry Elliott Bristol G. G. Deering Co

Local News Briefs From Bath Maine and Vicinity

The Times reports various local items from Bath and nearby towns. Updates include a fire on the Albert Tibbetts field, state political candidacy news for Bangor, and harbor work with the Portland to Bath torpedo boat program. Bath Iron Works activity and summer service preparations are noted, along with theatre plans for Patriot’s Day and a soldiers’ performance in Bath Opera House.

R. W. Conforth Times Minneapolis Albert Tibbetts Field North End J. J. Keegan Lewiston Republican State Committee Startle Portland Oregon Wadsworth Bath Iron Works

Bath area notes lively town life and ventures

Local items report boys muskrat shooting at Whiskeag and Winnegance. Pythian Sisters hosted a social in Pythian Hall. Bunko games and a ball at the Opera House entertain. Bath Aerie hosts weekly whist. Easter concert plans announced. A dog fight on Water Street stirs curiosity. George A. Sanford family notes a Bath boy prospering abroad in Billings Montana. Sanford describes Western prospects and advice for Bath youths seeking work.

Pythian Hall Bunko Opera House Frank Lyons North End Gregg Lumber Co Fore River Bath Aerie, F.co.e Grover James Fields Hazel McPherson H. Morse Perkins Music Hall Water St Bowie Iron Working Shop George A. Sanford Joseph Sanford Billings Montana Horace Greeley Pick and Spade Young Sanford Bath California Sanford Bath Boys Joe

Local Jottings From Bath and Nearby Communities

Various notes report a roof going on at the dye house addition and Dunton on a Phillips business trip. Steamboats resume river work. Easter window displays attract shoppers. Bath items include library rack installation, naval visits to Charles Town Yard, a Maine court proceeding, and a Clyde-Mine ship Demulgee in drydock after mine dodging. Bath Gun Club holds a trap shoot, then reports a clubhouse break and theft.

Arthur J. Dunton Phillips O. K Frogs Eagles the Aerie Hockomock Carlton Yacht Lacey Florida Maine Public Library Trippe Ammen Burrows Paulding Patterson Birmingham Dixie Charlestown Navy Yard Pattangall John A. Small Savage Maine Supreme Court Auburn W. 35 Glidden Bath Gun Club Sagadahoe Ferry William Furber Arthur G. Leggett Merton Webber H. W. McCarthy Harold Adams

Two-Cent Postage Boost for Barbadoes and Leeward Islands

The Postoffice Department announced a two cent rate for letters between Barbadoes and the Leeward Islands starting April 1, replacing five cents. President Wilson and Cabinet discussed reducing U S postal rates to South and Central American nations to promote commerce and friendship. Some nations balk at the cost. others have not yet responded. The aim is to persuade regional countries to accept the lower rate.

Postoffice Department Barbadoes Leeward Lands White House United States Wilson Redfield Commerce Department South Central America

Obituaries: Kemp and Reau Die in Lewiston Bath

Mrs Mary Ellen Kemp aged six percent years died suddenly at the home of James T Mitchell in Washington Street. She was born in Phippsburg and survived by husband Arthur Kemp with funeral at James T Minotts residence. Mrs Hedwidge Lavigne Reau aged 65 died at her daughter’s home after brief illness in Bath with services at St Peter’s Lewiston and burial in Gentilly Canada. Survivors include five daughters and three sons across Maine and New Hampshire and Rhode Island residences.

Mary Ellen Kemp James T. Mitchell Washington St Hedwidge Lavigne Reau Victor Reau Joseph A. Martin High St Gentilly Canada Lewiston Bath Charles Medora Omer Woonsocket R. I Joseph Butte Montana J. A. Martin Germaine D. C. Guilmet Gaston Lamouette Reynolds Mailette Manchester N. H

Lamouette couple attends Manchester funeral

Mr and Mrs Gaston Lamou ette of Manchester New Hampshire arrived on Monday to attend the funeral.

Socket Gaston Lamouette Manchester N. H

Miss Mary McCormick Dies After Brief Illness In City

Miss Mary Katherine McCormick aged 55 died after a short illness. She lived in the city eighteen years and worked at the Columbia Hotel for eight years. A native of Prince Edward Island she had no immediate relatives. Funeral services were held at St Marys Church at two o clock in the afternoon.

Mary Katherine McCormick Columbia Hotel Prince Edward Island St. Mary's Church

Five Islands Follow Up and Local Visits

Mrs M E Bailey of Woolwich visited town with Mrs Pierce who eyes Harpswell board house sales. Advice given on keeping mould from cellars during freezing weather by airing only when ground is frozen at night. Acadia Lodge K of P conferred the Esquire rank Thursday evening.

Bath Driving Club King Tavern Parker Child Boston Marshal Small Colonial Club Brunswick Colonials Andrew Jackson Bath Soldier Boys George H. Hoskyn New York Chicago Bath Opera House M. E. Bailey Woolwich Pierce Harpswell Otter Cliff House Acadia Lodge K. of P Esquire

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