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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1916

Page

7

Elm Street Cleared and Ferry Repairs Add Spring Pace

Local notes say Elm Street is cleared by Oscar's crew. The Hockomock ferry engines were overhauled at the B I W and placed for summer service. The Penobscot River to Bangor is open to navigation and the Eastern Steamship Co began Bangor Boston service Tuesday.

Elm St. Ie Oscar Merry Men Hockomock B.I.W Penobscot Bangor Eastern Steamship Co Boston Court Square Bath Brunswick Mate Hodgkins Virginia Kimball Wharf

Local Happenings and Notices from Bath

Local items report eight wild geese over Bath heading to the Bay. Community groups meet at Wesley M. E. Church parsonage and G A R hall for events and meals. School uses Bath Opera House for graduations. Billy Hall’s Musical Comedy Company visits next week. News covers baptist sales, weather, and a dry moon. Morse High plans spring baseball. police lodging a crowd. local officials consider taxing musical instruments. Sailors’ deaths noted. Atlantic passenger figures cited. motor boat bills may raise costs and require inspections and licenses.

Bath Wesley M. E. Church Bath Opera House Harry Webber Billy Hall St. Anthony’s Billy Boston Mass Morse High Colonials Colonial Club H. W. Owen C.A.C Leslie Miller James P. King Dinner Bureau of Navigation Board of Assessors Donald B. Smith New England Norwood Elizabeth Palmer Norfolk Baltimore

Gardiner Augusta items note river clear for navigation

Local notices report Kennebec River navigation reopen from Augusta to the sea. Community adds sightings of robins and bluebirds, church circle meetings, shipyard painting, and civic changes. Funeral, Belgian flag sale, ship tonnage, and court actions are briefly recorded.

Maine News Bits from Maine Towns and People

Frost lingers as country roads dry. Capt McFadden escorts Muse boy to State School in South Portland. Fred Stilphen lands five cellar jobs for new homes. Baptist meetings push toward 100 attendance. Mrs. Oliver of Popham Beach sails to Boston to meet her husband aboard the S S Arlington. Real estate buy by Mrs E Glidden at Pine Street. Navy man A H Goff reenlists for four years aboard the Delaware. Maine bank balance April first stands at 1 218 136 62 with cash in office 42 712 49. Corliss Street Church class meeting postponed due to Merritt Lermond illness. Maine Conservation and Reclamation League forms to advocate state control of water powers. Thomas J Lynch dies at 59 in Augusta. former banker and postmaster. Day's Ferry volunteers save Capt Thompson house from fire. Rosie Mongo arrested in Portland for handbag theft after Bath clerk follows suspect. Bath shopper’s bag with about 15 dollars missing. George A McFadden, Roscoe P McFadden’s son, impresses with shadowgraph act at home after seeing Birth of a Nation.

Milton Reed Exeter Lynde’s Island Ralph Dunton Portland People’s Baptist Church S. A. Evans Bath Kennebec C. H. Saunders Mildred C. Gross Orland Capt. Saunders Charles D. Loveland Percy & Small Philadelphia Liverpool C. S. Loveland Co Saunders Colonial Club Charles H. Cahill Brunswick Club J. Edward Drake J. A. Martin Walter Emery Chase, Jr Cahill H. W. Owen M. A. Haraden Gardiner Augusta First Baptist Church C. R. Chappell North St Steamboat Square Aldermanic Chamber Gilmore la Senate Daniel Carlton Anna Bath City Hospital Carlton W. F. Stearns Bangor New York Souna John W. Roberts Harry W. Tucker Middle St Friends Sidney J. Willis Universalist Church James S. Lowell W. Scott Shorey Howard B. Johnson George F. Jackson Maple Grove Cemetery Col Commission For Relief Belgium Albert Bath Garage Missouri Boothbay Harbor A. J. Fuller Charles E. Moody J. J. Moore & Co Port Townsend Fuller Everett Wash Port Pirie Australia Moody Goss & Sawyer John McDonald Keegan City Landing Joseph C. Footer Footer Junkman Joe Chester Muse McFadden Muse South Portland Fred Stilphen People's Baptist Frank S. Oliver Popham Beach Boston S. S. Arlington Oliver Lakes Ethel Glidden Fred B. Reed Pine St Charles H. Oliver A. H. Goff Charlestown Navy Yard Cuba Corliss St Cora Small Merritt Lermond John Nocton Washington St. S Bradford Martin Charles B. Roberts George P. Larrabee Walter A. Barlow Fred E. Bowie Fred E. Irish Maine Conservation and Reclamation League Thomas J. Lynch Maine State Trust Co Cleveland Lynch Day's Ferry Capt. Thompson Portland Sunday Times Rosie Mongo Eastman Brothers & Bancroft George A. McFadden Roscoe P. McFadden Opera House George Shamrock Minstrels Sally Bath Camp M. W Central Church Odd Ladies Mary McIntire Washington St Myrtle Lodge Auburn R.W.G Nettie Verrill J. J. Desmond Co Center St Courier Gazette Junco Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Minnehaha Rebekah Lodge Lisbon Thomas Mott Osborne Bowdoin College Union Mr. Osborne Sagadahoc Council F. of A Archie Carey William Rouse William McMann Grand Court Thompson Y.M.C.A C. H. Cahill Colonial Cafe People’s Church Evans City of God Ray Cummings Young People’s Society Pastor Evans Owen Waterville Civic League

Bath notes and events from city life in Bath Maine

Regular Y M C A board session and April weather details. Reports include river ice retreat, past snow in 1915, ship Ada F Brown arrival, Hockomock repairs, new power boat for Milton Reed, Bath Gun Club growth, and preparedness night with Coast Artillery band. Also the Norman launches service, Hockomock hull damage, Ginger the horse death, and Elm Street Baptist Church Boost the Church program with department heads speaking.

Y.M.C.A Charles V. Minott New York Ada F. Brown Buenos Ayres Wallace Cousins Blaisdes Bangor O. K Milton Reed Exeter Bath Lynde’s Island R. M. Silsby Bath Opera House Col. Peterson Coast Artillery New England People’s Ferry Co Norman Southport Bath Iron Works Wheeler H.A. Huse, Jr Ginger

Also Mentioned on This Page

LOCAI Seth Stewart A. A. Percy Mr. Percy Robert W City Hall Mr. Stewart Herbert McMann Jorep Travely Stewart Androscoggin Bay Tce Ladies of the First Baptist Church Amanda McIntire Susie Rice Margaret Darrah Raymond Cummings Beltran Crocker J. Edward Sullivan Oakley C. Curtis Elm St. Baptist Church Brotherhood Scott C. Hill H. E. Worrey Ladies’ Aid Arthur Dunton Unity Guild Ellie Moulton U.P.S.C.E Chappel Woman’s Missionary Society Marion Larsen E.W. Society Harry W. Moulton
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