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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1917

Page

2

Polite Bath Tourists Welcome Bath Coast Artillery Corps

Popham Beach hosts the Fourth Company Coast Artillery Corps from Bath. Soldiers arrived at noon Friday and are tasking Fort Baldwin transfers while summer residents comment on their gentlemanly bearing. Lt Col I M Padmer arrived to take charge and Lewiston, Drake, and others move between fort and armory as mosquitoes harass the camp.

Popham Beach Popham Bath Coast Artillery Corps Fort Baldwin I. M. Padmer Coast Artillery Lewiston Portland Forest Drake E Company Paphan Virginia Jacut Col Palmer

Bath Citizens Rally For Mess Fund Support

Bath residents praise contributions to the mess fund while post office business booms with Bath boys sending hundreds of cards and letters Friday night and reports from home beginning to arrive.

Bath Bath Boys

De Lisser Renames Topaz VI After Purchase

Horace De Lisser has renamed the cruising power boat Topaz VI to tone after buying it from 4. W. Clifford Jr of Bath last season. The eighth Topaz, owned by Clifford, is a 64 foot express cruiser built by IF Pendleton at Wiscasset this year from designs by W J Deed Jr.

Horace de Lisser W. Clifford, Jr Bath Mr. Clifford IF. Pendleton Wiscasset W. J. Deed, Jr

Local Jottings from Bath and Nearby Towns

Local notes report visits and movements in Bath Maine with figures such as Wilfred Langley returning from Togus Home and Henry M. Donnelley visiting on labor matters. Mentions include A Marr of Boston Bridge Co outing in Bath Mere Point guests, Miss Madelyn Desmond with Mary Baxter, Dr A B Hervey at Boothbay Harbor, and a death in Winthrop. There is a note on companies seeking exemptions via the district board and difficulties finding skilled shipyard workers.

Datber Winthrop Mass William Cv Hinds Bath District Board

West Bath Haying Victories Among Summer Visitors

West Bath winds up the haying season as visitors fill the town. Mrs Susan Dort of Boston visits family, church activities pause for summer, and many local residents host guests from Maine and beyond.

West Bath Susan Dort Boston Frank Jones

Many Prescriptions At This Season

An advertisement proposes Hood's Sarsaparilla with Peptiron Pills as a superior treatment for impure blood and run-down conditions. It claims a four-fold benefit from using Hood's before meals and Peptiron after meals, asserting enhanced appetite and health.

R_ Hood Hood

Bath Experiences Worst Electrical Storm In Years

A severe Wednesday evening storm battered Bath causing power outages from 8:20 pm to 1 am with lines burning between Deer Rips and Lewiston and volunteer crews restoring service. One brakeman, Joseph Glidden of Rockland, was seriously shocked during a yard incident. two freight cars derailed and were later righted. Fires were reported near New Castle and Dresden. nearby towns saw heavy rain and hail.

Bath Deer Rips Lewiston A. W Central Maine Power Co Merrymeeting Bay Wiscasset Joseph Glidden Rockland Ferdinando Gorges Glidden Brunswick Central Maine Co Dresden Newcastle

Social guests mingle at Harbor View and Morse's Neck

Mrs William H Moore of Boston hosted Sunday dinner with Miss Greenleaf Mrs J M Schofield Miss Nettie Morse Mr James Morse and My George Merritt of Bath Miss Nellie Soule of Brookline Mass and Mrs Emma Sylvester of Small Point attended. Miss Wilma Sylvester visits Harbor View cottage Morse's Neck for a week and Nellie Soule holidays at Harbor View there. Mrs Kelley of Boston summers with Mrs Moore at Harbor View Morse's Neck.

William H. Moore Boston Greenleaf J. M. Schofield Nettie Morse James Morse George Merritt Bath Nellie Soule Brookline Mass Emma Sylvester Small Point Wilma Sylvester Harbor View Cottage Morse's Morse’s Neck Kelley

Card of Thanks from Dolloff Family after Woolwich Fire

The Dolloff family thanks neighbors for saving their furniture and barn in a recent Woolwich fire. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dolloff express gratitude dated August 4, 1917.

Woolwich C. R. Dolloff

Worry Linked to Digestive Health and Hopeful Remedies

A 19th or early 20th century medical ad notes worry as both a cause and result of poor digestion. It promotes L. F. Atwood's Medicine as a safe, economical cure for constipation and liver sluggishness, claiming it restores mood and social appeal. 35 cents a bottle with free samples from Mephinge Co., Portland, Maine.

L. F Atwood L.F Mephinge Co Portland Maine

Obituary for Nancy McPherson with Bath ties and Nova Scotia visit

Nancy McPherson died Monday after a week of illness at 76 years nine months. A Sackville native, widow of James McPherson she lived in Bath nearly 40 years and belonged to Corliss Street Baptist Church. Survived by four sons John L Stewart Sidney Matthew. two daughters Mrs Harry Smith and Mildred. many grandchildren great grandchildren and a great granddaughter. Remains to Bath with services at 401 Washington St. Also included is obituary note for railroad baggage master Stewart Berry aged 66 with descendants in Manchester New York Portland and Rockland.

Marica M. Stinson Harrison Percy Bailey John Reed Capitol Island Nequasset Murray O'Neil Florence Knapp New Bedford Knapp Indian Point Edward Carlton Woolwich Merrimac Mass Laura Ames Mell Head Ellsworth Frank Head Lemuel Preble Hyde John Preble Plinette Allen East Machias Cedar ‘Grove Walter Densmore North Woolwich Brinton Bailey Lynn Montsweag Harold Libby Auburn Lillian Brown J. M. Lemont Oakledge Jessie Tarr A. G.fisher Foster's Point Topsham Hattie Austin Brunswick Josie Winter Margaret Nutter Newton Fred Larrabie Camp Hygemoggin Portland Mrs. Brown Sandy Cove New Meadows Inn Larrabee Grove Ernest Williams George Rogers Julia Coombs William Furbur Brigham'’s Cove Farber's Frank W. Jacques West Bath C. KB. Vanderklad Lois Eugene Philadelphia Roscoe Parks Parks Ruth Newark N. J M. Janet Cutler Fred Sturtevant Almira Sturtevant William Donnell Wadsworth Herbert Mallard Alice Waters Thomas Greves George Rosenthal Boston John White John Austen Harold ,Gerrish Fred White Bath Will Brown Mrs.Brooks Will Browns Stewart McPherson Tatamagouch N. S Nancy McPherson Corliss Street Baptist Church James McPherson John L., Stewart Sidney Matthew City Harry Smith Mildred McPherson This City Leila Hazel Bernice McPherson Lawrence and Francis McPherson Chicago Forest Hamilton Sidney F. Hamilton Ernest Hamilton Louise Hamilton Washington St William Berry Rockland Knox and Lincoln Hodgkins Ada Bunton Manchester N.H Jennie McCabel New York

Albert Berry's Death by Poison at Rockland Boarding House

Bath friends report Albert Berry of Rockland took poison Sunday at his boarding house, following months of paralytic shock and ill health cited as the cause of his death.

Albert Berry Rockland

Bathman Horatio N. Douglas to lead Newington shipyard project

Horatio N. Douglas leaves for Newington to supervise L. H. Shattuck & Co. plans to build a large shipplant at Stoning ton on the Piscataquis River. The Portsmouth Times notes survey work underway with 50 acres prepared, 2500 workers possible, housing a key issue as Portsmouth real estate booms. Capt. L. S. Wiley, famed local gardener, praises farming and fresh produce from his plots.

Horatio N. Douglas Newington N. H L. H. Shattuck & Co Manchester Stonington Piscataquis River Portsmouth Times Nancy Drew Place New Hampshire Portsmouth

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thompson Bros Topaz VI Wilfred Langley National Togus Bath Department Store Centre Street Bath, Maine Ladies’ Aid of the Methodist Church Wilbur Crocker Raymond Dexter Albert Galloupe C. A Henry Gatchell Clarence Gatchell Augustus W. Lavigne Baptist John McKenney David Robbins Evelyn Isbesder Melrose Ida Crandell Providence Wilson Bailey Karl Rice Warren Bailey Albert Rodney Jessie Bailey Jay Bailey Dorothy Sumner Bailey Maynard Gore Fourth Company Roy Carpenter Horace Bailey G. A. Walker Mildred Snipe Arrowsie Sarah P. E. Hathorne Pearl Hall Augusta Pitts Musene Brown Mill Cove Waterville Pittston Nelson Allen Malden Walter True Brown Laury Bryant Charles Jates Mitchell Homestead Roy Jarrabee Revere Thornton Bates Madelyn Noyes Hazel Moore Ardell Susie Evelyn Margaret Bates Keith Coombs Conrad Nelson Everett, Mass Nelson and Son Conrad Beachmont JC. H. Bates Farm Sabino Stanley Butler Cottage Earl Wine North Bath Wing Farm Whittall Bugs M. J. Whittall Royal Worcester James F. Will Co Mrs Bathman Super L. S. Wiley Percy Red Cross Civil Engineering Department THE Texas Steamship CO
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