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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1915
Page
2
The Bath Times, published weekly by THE TIMES COMPANY at 84 Free Street, Bath, Maine, lists subscription terms including one year at four dollars ninety cents in advance and shorter terms. Advertising rates are available on application. The paper is registered as second class matter June 19, 19xx at the Bath post office under federal law.
The column surveys pardons and public concerns from wartime politics, noting也 a pardon judged merited, debates over defense readiness, and reactions to naval activity near Turtle Bay. It also honors Galen C. Moses, Bath business leader and philanthropist, highlighting his civic impact and lasting legacy.
Mrs Cahill aged 89 years and three months died Saturday night at home on Robinsons Lane after a brief illness. A Bowdoinham native, she was widow of Andrew Cahill and resided in the family homestead for over sixty years. Survived by six children, thirteen grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, and two daughters in New York and Florida. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 PM from 30 Robinsons Lane.
At Frances Mary Purington's house in Bangor four generations gathered under one roof. The group included Purington, 71, her daughter Minnie Cressey 52, granddaughter Melvina Freeman 31, and great granddaughter Elizabeth Freeman. The elder, born October 13 1844 in Georgetown, has four sons and two daughters from marriages to Woodman and Purington, detailing a long family lineage. The four generations are described as hardy and rarely ill.
Bath resident Mrs. C. A. Bean reports three years of relief from rheumatic pains and backaches after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She claims the remedy reached the source of trouble by normalizing her kidneys, improving overall well being. Price 50 cents at dealers. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
A series of town visits and short trips appear in the notices. W A Snowden of Portland and E M Snow of Brunswick were in town, while Albert Winslow left for Cobbessee on a fishing trip. Occasional travel includes C E Littlefield returning to New York and H F Rollins visiting in town ten days at Mrs Wright’s home.
Mrs L A Bickford of Gossville N D L says Hood’s Sarsaparilla helped her spring fatigue and general rundown after years of spring prostration with dyspepsia. She reports relief from the first dose and full restoration after short use. She credits Hood’s Sarsaparilla for her family’s health and urges readers to try it.
William H Hyde, who joined the 43d Massachusetts Infantry in the Petersburg campaign, died in Rockland last week at age 87. A Portland native, he ran a Bangor shop before moving to Rockland in 1869, retiring in 1882 and later serving 27 years as a news agent, including time on the Knox & Lincoln Railroad. He was a Portland Fire Department member for nine years, election clerk in Rockland after the Australian Ballot law, and a Congregational Church member.
Mary Eaton Cahill, wife of Andrew R. Cahill, aged ...
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