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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1918
Page
4
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The report portrays Leauteul as gentle and devout, with a frail body yet a strong spirit. Friends and relatives recall a life of stainless purity, high ideals, and quiet kindness that deeply touched those around her. The funeral proceeded amid a fierce storm, delaying travel and arriving with widespread floral tributes from local groups.
In American Ambition Fred R Teeling is highlighted as a promising literary figure. The piece covers weather hindering delivery teams with rain and a southeast gale, the Fuel Administration restricting fuel use on weekends, a Holy Name society gathering, a funeral mass for Patrick Flaherty, and local school enrollment in an electrical course at Bailey evening school. Dr A A Stott of Woolwich receives naval commission. Bath Medical Club members also joining the U S service.
A series of short notices reports Todd at Georgetown Center visiting Woolwiel for the weekend with her husband arriving from Portland. Other items note Marion Blunt infant, illness for Harold Hunt family, Mrs HaimaocB Harrison and others at the parsonage, Woerside at supper with Miss Ethel Bb, and postponed Ladies Aid meeting. Roland M. Stuart at Robin Hood cottage, J Everett Jowett in Bath, William P. Cromwell ill then out, Belle Heald traveling to Portland for three weeks with aunt Mrs Jordan, and Mrs Edgar Hunt ill this week.
Reverend and Mrs William T Boyd express deep appreciation for the kindness sympathy and generosity shown by the town and others during their bereavement. Flowers gifts and offers of help reflected the communitys love and understanding.
Bowdoinham reports an entertainment at Bowdoin Center with Miss Tama Mann as headliner and a planned straw ride. The River Road Farm Bureau organizes with 21 members, and rural carriers Face hard routes after a winter storm. post details include local visits and evolving community notices.
John L. Evans is discharged and resumes work at Path Iron Works after a Winter Street grand jury indicted him for pool misplay. The jury found him not guilty despite the judge’s charge. The verdict brought tears of joy from supporters in a lively courtroom scene.
At the annual meeting officers were elected including Superintendent Harry W. Moulton and Assistant Superintendent J Edward Pomeroy. Reports show 52 sessions in 1917 with 39 new scholars and 355 total attendance, average 55 percent. Treasurer’s report notes receipts 91.42, expenditures 86.73, balance 17.22, with 74.19 on deposit.
Central church League of Central will meet each Monday evening at the Red Cross rooms instead of at homes. Last night there was excellent attendance with guidance from Mrs. Seth Mullin Miss Annie Cox and Miss Martha A Foote. Rooms will stay open for any society preferring to work there rather than at home. Change of moon and southeast winds caused high tides Saturday.
Letters from Osman P. Erskine, second class seaman, U S N, report him among saved from the torpedoed Adta2 steamer and recovering in Spain. His brother Edward A. Erskine arrives on a 24 hour furlough from Watertown Arsenal, welcomed home after transfers and service.
Arnold Burton of Brunswick inspected the Bath Trust Company building on Tuesday. Extensive alterations are planned this spring to remodel the interior for growing business. The directors room will move to the second floor and the former space will be opened to box holders. Burton is architect for the new First National Bank building in Brunswick, nearing completion.
Miss Madelyn Plummer of Middle Street travels to Washington to attend Miss Mary Van Fossen and Edward Schwab wedding then will head to Montgomery Alabama to wed Otto R Folson Jones government auditor at Camp Leridan Jones a Skowhegan native and Bowdoin 1915 graduate. Fred Parks named janitor at Morse High School succeeding ill James A Ham. A large ice field from the Woolwich shore broke off Saturday and drifted down the river.
A product derived from milk and cereal compounds claims to substitute eggs in cooking. The advertisement asserts pure wholesome nutrition and guarantees lightness and color in dishes at lower cost with satisfaction guaranteed.
The Maine Central service faced major delays with Boston trains running late. The 2:20 arrival reached at 3:55, the 4:07 to Boston over an hour late, and the 4:55 departure never arriving. Over 100 workers missed connections, about 200 waited in the station, and the 7:05 finally left after seven. A Boston-bound 6:30 train did not arrive by nine.
Leonard Munsey and John F. Conant led the Odd Fellows installation with Mrs Lois McKiever and Mrs Annette Robinson guiding the Rebekah lodge. A joint social hour and banquet followed. The Murray Club of the Universalist church met with Miss Margaret Foster at the Cosmopolitan Club for sewing and Hoover refreshments.
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