Locals and rail signs and Bath booster notes
Locals discuss replacing street signs and urge Bath to boost the town. Community notices cover donations to the City hospital fund, births, sports events at Morse High, and a planned country club push. Funeral services for Frank C. Rines and George King are noted along with dog licensing changes and local visits.
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Bath
West Bath Red Cross notes busy community scene
The West Bath Red Cross met for an all day session at Mrs. Annie Stackpole home with seventeen members present and community help. Reports cover thrift stamps, Patriots' day activities, village social events, and local movements including road work, cottage openings, and school fundraising efforts.
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West Bath
RED Cross
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Spring Blood Purification
The advertisement urges Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for spring ills like pimples boils eruptions and debility. It claims the medicine cleanses the blood improves absorption and elimination and revitalizes the stomach liver kidneys bowels and skin. It touts a Boston origin and widespread patient testimony urging people to use it.
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Boston
Hood
Local Notes on Politics and Community Life
Former mayor John A. Small may run for sheriff as a Democratic candidate. Practical tips urge conserving fuel and using fireless cookers. A naval reservist, Earl Coombs, was honored at a party hosted by the Freemans, who received a silver berry spoon. Roads on lower High street need trimming to prevent accidents. Crowell & Thurlow S. S. Co. of Boston earned about 135 dollars per share last year on 10 000 shares, with a fleet of steamers worth about 15 million dollars. Liberty loan Sunday urged by Rev. Culbert McGay. College students seek Bath shipyard housing for summer work. Some Bath houses stack beds two or three high to maximize space for workers.
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John A. Small
Earl Coombs
Naval Reserve
New London
Conn
Crowell & Thurlow S. 8. Co
Boston
Bath
Culbert McGay
Grace Episcopal Church
Liberty Loan
McGay
Liberty Bond
Examinations Call 30 Sagadahoc Registrants for April 30
The local board of Sagadahoc called 30 registrants for physical examinations on Tuesday April 30. Read list includes Ralph Gibson in Bath, Cyrus Purington in Rumford, Henry LeBel of Topsham, and many others from Bath, Portland, and Woolwich with several Topsham addresses. The article also notes exams for two earlier groups with most appearing, and mentions unrelated society notes about musicians and travel.
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Byron IF. Barker
E. Motley Fuller
Sagadahoc County
Ralph RR. Gibson
Washington Street
Bath
Cyrus Leslie Purington
High Street
Rumford
Henry LeBel
Prospect Street
Topsham
Pasquale Angela Cadenelli
Middle Street
Alfred Duval
Summer Street
William Joseph Lyons
Center Street
Elmer A. Avery
Academy Street
George Blair
Grove — Street
Paterson
N. J
Frank Cascone
James A. Nelson
Martin Lesier
Russell Street
Melvin Wagg
R.eld
Bowdoinlam
Local Social News Notes From Lewiston to Bath
Mrs Wosemont and Mrs Harry visited Lewiston with friends on Patriots Day. Miss Myra Arnold returns from Portland where she visited friends. Mrs Cecil Paine of High Street returns from Dr Files hospital Woodfords after an operation. Ensign W 10 Goodwin USNROE, survivor of Lake Moor, married Bath girl Marguerita Lewis. Miss Margaret Rook of North Bath moved to sister Mrs Ralph Legard’s home. Miss Marie Brown of South Christo line resigns from Woolworth candy dept to join W F Chase Co. Lieut Charles Foose promoted in US Navy after Bath visit. R G Ingraham, Bath band leader, in city on business. former Boothbay Harbor resident. Miss Eva Pratt becomes bookkeeper for Bath Water District. Beals to marry Bath’s Carleton W Lowell. Pratt leaves Bath Auto & Gas Engine Co after six years.
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Mls
Harry. Wosemont
Lewiston
Myra Arnold
Portland
Cecil Paine
High Street
Mechanic Street
R. G. Ingraham
Rockland
Ingraham
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
Eva Pratt
Bath Water District
Miss Beals
Carleton W. Lowell
Miss Pratt
Bath Auto & Gas Engine Co
Bath Area Notes of Housing Sales and Local Movements
Charles A. Corliss buys the Crescent court residence once occupied by William Oliver the veteran caretaker of lawns. Miss Carolyn Stevens and Miss Lenora Knight from Morse high school spent weekend at Miss Stevens home Five Islands. Post J Dischlin begins pastorate at Beacon Street Methodist Church next Sunday arrives Bath Saturday hosted by Mrs Caroline Skillings. John H. Rogers Boston lawyer returns after week with relatives Mr and Mrs George Rogers. Dike homestead Lincoln Street opens for summer. Mrs Anna Wimball and family arriving Newton for summer occupancy. Miss Miriam Wimball has wintered in Bath. Captain Henry W. Owen to return to Fort Levett after officers training at Fortress Monroe. Captain Allen of Fort Baldwin to return to Popham with him. Parents of Corp William Crocker announce his safe overseas arrival with Lieut John H. Williams and five Bath boys awaiting future orders.
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Ays
City Hospital
John Milton
Front Street
Bath City Hospital
Morse High School
Edward McMann
Pepper
Alpha Delta Phi Society of
Bowdoin
Kelley Field
Oliver Moses
Sterling Bible Class
Corliss Street Church
Carol Deering
Washington St
Bath
Frank C. Rines
High Street
Pine Street
Clrrence M. Fogg
Corliss Street
Wiscasset
George King
William H. Jones
Charles Street
Samuel A. Evans
People's Church
John
Alfred
James
Fred King
Maple Grove Cemetery
Drake
Edwin I. Emmons
Emmons
Hyde Windlass Co
Red Cross
Odd Fellows
Lincoln Lodge of
Rebekahs
Sagadahoe County
Woolwich
Lelia Knight
Washington Street
Alameda
Bath Iron Works
Colonial Cafe
John Evans
Rupert Cowles
New York
D. W. Jackson
Delta
Idaho
East Brunswick
Brunswick
Merrymeeting Bay
Albert Niles
Hallowell
Harry B. Sawyer
Boston
Percy Jackson
Lynn
William Copeland
U.S.N.R.F
Boothbay Harbor
James J. Spinney
A. H. Webber
Charles Porter
Augusta
James T. Morse
J. Edward Drake
Birch Point
Mary Titcomb
Farmington
George Farley
Richmond
Annie Torrey
William McMullen
Gardiner
Ggorge C. Beals
North Street
J. Houghton McLellan, Jr
Naval
Portland
Guy Hathaway
Forrest Rogers
Houghton MacLellan
Celia Solovich
Amelia Dain
Lisbon Falls
Addie F. McFadden
Ray Oliver
Fore River
Quincy
William McDuffey
Randolph
J. W. Loughin
Camp Devens
Guy H. Crosby
Ella Miles
Tallman Street
C. H. Beals
Bedford Street
Florence Daley
Popham Beach
Anson Oliver
Samuel S. Sewall
Winchester
Mars
Francis Frye
Bangor
John Hanscomb
Augusta Lumber Co
Mason Lemont
Percival Butler
Tufts Dental School
Annie Wylie Stackpole
Stackpole
J. Everett Mayo
Lee Sheldon
23D Company
Fort Williams
Joseph W. Larrabee
Littlefield School
Fred Kittridge
Everett Lemont
Humphrey Owen
Lemont Cottage
Leo Hooker
Hooker Cottage
Susie Durfee
Dorothy Stilkey
Doris Kutchins
Gladys Pottle
KE. J. Allen
Pleasant Hill
Freeport
J. C. Larrabee
Williams
Bath Grain Co
George W. Jewett
Florence Neiley
Topsham
New Meadows
Frederick Wright
Harry N. Wright
North Bath
Stanley Thirkell
Lowell
East Deering
Kennebeunkport
Doris Purington
Fred Larrabee
Charles Rogers
KE. J. Starrett
England
John Rideout
Emma Sampson
West Bath Grange Hall
Charles A. Corliss
Crescent Court
William Oliver
Carolyn Stevens
Lenora Knight
Miss Stevens
Five Islands
Tew
Bhilton
J. Dischlin
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Caroline Skillings
John H. Rogers
George M. Rogers
Rogers
Lincoln Street
Anna Wimball
Newton
Miriam Wimball
Henry W. Owen
Fortress Monroe
Fort Levett
Allen
Fort Baldwin
Popham
Corp
William Crocker
Jake
John H. Williams
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