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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1911

Page

7

Weather, boats, and public notices from Bath area

The Bath area reports mild spring plus late seasonal notes. Steamers Moosehead and City of Bangor update service. Boothbay division boats resume trips. muskrat season opens and local churches note conversions. Local officials, banquets, Bowdoin matters, and a postmaster appointment are recorded along with weather effects on roads and coal prices.

Boothbay Boston Bangor Colby City of Rockland Nabanada Island Belle Westport Southport Montgomery St. Bernard Royal Arch Thomas H. Bodge Blue Lodge Methodist Church Biddeford Maine Baptist Institute and Missionary Waterville Hoyts Express Company Eastern Steamship Company Moosehead Bath Iron Works Bath

Widow of Elbridge Cornish Dies in Freeport at 90

Mrs Catharine Abbie, widow of Elbridge Cornish of Bowdoin, died in Freeport aged 90 years 8 months after a day long illness. A native of Bowdoin she lived with daughters Mrs Charles W Crocker of North Bath and Mrs C C Mosley of Freeport. Survived by two sons Hiram of North Bath and Everett of Bowdoin and 17 grandchildren. Interment in Bowdoin.

Freeport Catherine Abbie Elbridge Cornish Bowdoin Maine Charles W. Crocker North Bath C. C. Mosley Hiram Cornish Everett Cornish

Dr Boynton and party visit Five Islands outing

Rev Dr Nehemiah Boynton of New York and his son Russell with Allen W Dodge of Portland arrived on the 10 20 train after visiting Dr Boynton's Five Islands summer home described as the most beautiful spot. Dr Boynton a longtime summer resident plans July 1 vacation return. Lincoln Lodge marks 92nd anniversary with services at Corliss Street Church led by Rev W T McGann on Love Is King of Everything. Two green horses frightened by electric cars bolted near Lewiston end of North bridge causing damage but no injuries.

Sutpe Commons Council Solar Lodge No Montgomery & St. Bernard Royal Arch Dunlap Commandery Pam Old Patten Lodge Knights of Pythias Royal Arcanum State Board of Charities Bath Y. M. CC Nehemiah Boynton New York Russell Boynton Andover Allen W. Dodge Portland Dr. Boynton Five Islands Boynton Lincoln Lodge No. 10 Order Corliss Street W. T. McGann Dora Austin Ralph Gowen Bath Lewiston North Bridge Austin Gowen Lewistos

A Good Man Gone Bath Postmaster Seth T Snipe Dies

Bath mourns Postmaster Seth T Snipe who died Thursday morning after a short illness. He had been ill all winter and unable to work, with his son Dr Langdon Snipe at his side when life ended by heart failure.

Bath Seth T. Snipe Langdon . Snipe Snipe

Obituary for Local Figure Survived by One Son

News of his death brought sorrow to the street and to many acquaintances. He is survived by one son Dr Langdon T Snipe of this city. He was the last of his family. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2 30 o'clock from the residence 46 Green St.

Langdon T. Snipe Green St

Local Notices from Webster Area Readers

Mr and Mrs William Polley of Webster visited friends in town recently Eddy Card has taught a farm in New Gloucester Frank Card and family will move to the Nancy Coombs farm this week Mrs Lendall Prout was surprised on her birthday by a postcard shower from friends

William Polley Webster Eddy Card New Gloucester Frank Card Nancy Coombs

House Burned at Richmond Causes Insurance Covered Loss

A residence on Main Street owned by Samuel Card burned Wednesday afternoon after a nearby brush fire. Loss about 509 dollars, fully insured. Two families lived there, Rev. S. A. Evans and Walter Marriner. Household goods were saved.

Samuel Card Main Street Rev. S. A. Evans Walter Marriner

Bath Ferry May Face Shutdown After Hildreth Appeal

Proprietor Hildreth warns Bath must contribute to the Merrymeeting Bay ferry if it runs this season. He has long argued tolls alone do not cover costs, while some locals urge a self supporting service with county cooperation. If he quits, others may operate a satisfactory boat with county agreement.

Hildreth Merrymeeting Bay Bath Board of Trade Bath Mr. Hildreth

Bath Custom House Addition Work to Start Immediately

The Bath project to add and improve the Bath Custom House and grounds has been awarded to Ambrose B. Stannard of New York. Work must be finished before January 1 next, with Stannard’s representatives in the city arranging labor and materials this week. Bath mechanics anticipate significant local expenditure and work.

Charles A. Hunt Hose Company Winnegance Bath Custom House Ambrose B. Stannard New York

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