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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1911

Page

2

Maine Farmers Track Fear as Reciprocity Debate Heats Up

Congressman Asher Hinds speaks against reciprocity with Canada in a maiden address, stirring concern among Maine farmers who fear the measure may limit planting and tighten budgets. Bath Marine Construction expands, shipping boats worldwide, while state roads and farm programs gain attention. Bath resorts add new cottages as summer planning begins.

Evening in Maine at Merrymeeting grange featured slate of readings

The Merrymeeting grange held an evening event themed An Evening in Maine with a large turnout. Participants presented works about famous Maine people places and literature and debated farm profits before closing with poems and a new executive committee announcement.

Maine Merrymeeting Grange Mystie Bro Berry F. A. Cowles Sister Cowles Bertha Browne America Brother Hobrook Holman F. Day Lynn Richardson

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy

An advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. It states the remedy acts on blood and mucous surfaces, is a regular prescription from leading physicians, and urges readers to send for testimonials. It lists J Cheney & Co and Toledo, Ohio, as the makers and notes druggists sell the product.

Hall J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Death of Charles Whitney of Gardiner

Easter Day reports Charles Whitney of Gardiner died Sunday afternoon at his home 4 Beech Street aged 54. Born in Topsham he worked on Maine Central lines in Bath and as a travelling salesman in Maine. Survived by widow Mrs. Charles Whitney daughter Ruth S. Whitney Bath and brother Edward Whitney Tops ham. Miss Whitney cared for him during illness. Funeral held Wednesday from Gardiner home with many relatives and friends.

Lottie Cobb Sagadahoc Town Hall Bowdoinham Bowdeinham Richmond Robert Ferguson Robert Jack Harold Jack Dorothy Chapman Brockton Mass Jessie Dickinson William Curtis Jersey City Eleeta Chapter Masonic Hall Pomona Grange West Bath Cathance James H. Ames Topsham Charles Lancaster J. E. Clancy Glynn Clancy Biddeford Maine M. G. Powers Con Brunswick William B. Donnell Donnell Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society L. D. Small Charles F. Stapless Cora Wilkinson Worcester Cecile Denham Lisbon Falls Express Charles Whitney Gardiner Beech Street Whitney Robert P Ruth (Sprague) Whitney Bath Bath and Lewiston Maine Central Railroad Boston Ruth S. Whitney Edward Whitney Maine Central Miss Whitney

Susan E Carr widow of Horace Carr dies at Bowdoin

Susan E Carr a Bowdoin resident and widow of Horace G Carr died at her home on March 23 after a period of failing health. She leaves two daughters seven grandchildren and many friends. Funeral services were held at her home with Rev Haley of Brunswick officiating. Floral tributes were numerous and beautiful.

Susan BE Carr Bowdoin Horace G. Carr Haley Methodist Church of Brunswick

Bloodless clash over engine seizure at New Meadows

A mortgage foreclosure on the steamer Bull Rock of the New Meadows Steamboat Co sparked a near confrontation Sunday. The engine was claimed by the mortgage holder, but as the boat was being moved to seize it, a cautious action by the owners kept the Bull Rock afloat and uninjured as low water halted progress.

Emily Kemp H. D. Grant Dana W. Powers South Portland George S. Andross Ralph Cutler Lewiston Gorham Amberhind Kenneths Lodge, Knights of Pythias New Meadows River Bull Rock New Meadows Steamboat Co Frye New Meadows Garage Co

Three fruit salads and a dressing from Woman's Home Companion

A May issue recipe excerpt describes Banana Salad with peeled and sliced fruit in skins, marinated cubes, and paprika garnish atop lettuce. It also outlines Colorado and Orange Salads with cherries oranges grapes pecans Roquefort dressing, olive oil and orange juice, paprika, pepper, and red pepper garnish.

Colorado

Topsham Grange Meeting Highlights April Program

The Topsham Grange held a well attended Saturday evening meeting on April 15. Mrs Martha Tarr presented an engaging program including piano solos by Irving Alexander and Bernice Barker, readings by Florence Netley and Millward Patten, a talk on straw berry culture by Fred Cary, and other Grange activities.

Topsham Grange Martha Tarr Irving Alexander Reading Florence Netley Fred Cary Bernice Barker Edwin Patten Sara Mabel Drew Millward Patten Grange Annie Wright Bro. Rideout

Gouraud's Oriental Beauty Leaves Ad

A dainty booklet of perfumed powdered leaves for quick touch ups. Handy for theatre, travel, and social events. Removes dirt and grease while leaving a cool bloom. sent by mail for ten cents to F. T. Hopkins at 37 Great Jones Street New York.

Gouraud

Local Onion Farmer Shares Full Harvest Method

The speaker recounts growing onions on the same land as others in Sagadahoc County and explains his techniques from planting to harvest. Quotations are given from Frank Lin, Mrs. I. B. Neiley, James Tarr, and Martha Tarr.

Sagadahoc County Franklin I. B. Neiley James Tarr Martha Tarr

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the Times CO Front Street Harry C. Webber Ori Congressman Asher Hinds The Canada Mr. Hinds Congress Bath Marine Construction Company Mences State State Agricultural Department Bovn Penses Nesta Wes Up County Albert Clinch Petit Menan Frank A. Heath E. B. Duran Massachusetts Winnie Jack Duran Universalist Church Service Jennie Reed Maine General Hospital Portland Robert H. Jack Gorham Emma Jack Bertha Hackett Gorham Normal School Ernest Hunter Brooklyn Frank Hackett Philadelphia Rel John Rumbll Jonas Edwarda K. A. Dickinson George Verzuson Benjamin Adams W. J. Graves Smith Fish Mollie Purington Samuel Donnell Charles Ss. Whitney Mes Susan E. Carr New Meadows F. T. Hopkins Great Jones St New York Axuturn, Me Marlborough B. G. Potter & CO Woolwich Swett’s Drug Stores Equitable F. & M. Ins. Co., Provdence, RE. 1 Coe Farrar S Marke Chestnut St Bath, M J. Ma Washington St Coombs BPD Abe
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