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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1914

Page

11

Labor Day Tips and Local Happenings

Community notes cover a busy week with events from a band concert miss to a bridge opening at Lily Pond and a Central Scoutball game on Thorne Island. Updates include a new St Mary’s rector confirming mass hours, yacht arrivals bound for Augusta, and safety calls at Front Street.

Maine Europe Brunswick Road Lily Pond Thorne Island Bothbay George Rix Auburn Gospel Mission N. J. Horan St. Mary's Church Seguin Henry O. Barrett Deering Yard Ariel Lizzie J. Call Augusta St. Cate Viator Cox & Stevens Lawley & Sons Merrill Hunt Boston K.Y.C

Worthy Bath notices and summer city notes

The Bath area reports on church activity at 62 Bedford Street and a first dramatic attraction The Spendthrift at the New Bath Opera House. Local transport logs include tug Pejepscot bringing pulp wood and Captain Duffey delivering sweet corn to the Bath market. Reports detail fishing, real estate doubts, and a plan to rebuild a burned stable. Wildlife and market notes cover mackerel, sculpins, and dog fish. Community life features Beacon Street Sunday school, a wandering visitor, and jailhouse anecdotes. Popham Beach life saving unit demonstrates artificial respiration on Simon O Day. A new Augusta Young Men s Christian Association building is described with 1000000 costs and 25000 endowment, baths, a pool, dormitories, and facilities designed by Louis E Jallade.

Marshal Pattee Arsenault Hallowell Bath Cooperative Association Southport MacMahan Island Grand Lodge Washington Mount Olivet Lodge Augusta Maine Simon O'Day City of Rockland Fort Popham O'Day Rockland Berry Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Lewis Pepper Middle St Clara Brackley New Bedford Grace Munsey Noble Grand Brackley Kennepec Down River City of Bangor City of Bath Boston Bangor New Meadows Times Maud Dudley Bowdoinham New York Boardman Boothbay Harbor Tygus Soldiers Beacon Street North End Washington St Crescent St Robinson Brunswick Portland Recorder Hunt Popham Beach Simon O’day Capt. Berry Popham Young Men’s Christian Association Thompson Bros J. F. Hill Louis E. Jallade

Weekend notices and sea and shore happenings in Bangor

Sedgwick Circle meets as City of Bangor hosts a boating crowd with many aboard the Bangor wharf. A large crowd records fish tales, theater piano, a marooned cruiser, a big egg, and a range of local incidents from dogs to a tramp scare. Maine delegates eye a five day Atlantic Deeper Waterways program aboard the Berkshire in New York and Hudson trips.

Sedgwick Circle City of Bangor Clahser William Armstrong Charles Dain North End Bath Berlin N. Y Harry WW. Thaw Mt. Madison Owen Ledward Pond Island Damariscotta Piscataqua Co Mansfield New Meadows Independent Emmons Bangor Loring Pashard Walter Cressey Kennebec Houghton Fts Thorn Hazel B Maine New York Bershire Hotel Majestic Berkshire Vicinity Hudson Troy

Witnesses in Bath Endorse Dean's Kidney Pills

Neighbors share experiences to guide others as W W Shaw of 46 Mechanic St Bath recounts kidney pain relief from Dean's Kidney Pills. He says the medicine, bought at Webber's Drug Store, alleviated back pains and restored normal kidney function. Price 50c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.

Mr. Shaw Co. W. Shaw Mechanic St Bath Dean Webber's Shaw Foster-Milburn Co., Props Buffalo N. Y

Bath People and Visitors Share Summer News

Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Oliver visit Boston area for a couple of weeks while a daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Betts. James Royall and daughter Mary spend Saturday in Portland. Miss Maud Pierce of Lynn visits Mrs. William Shea. Numerous locals travel, visit relatives, or recover from illnesses. Mary Gray Marston works in New York with Wells Mowbrey Co. and may join New Meadows summer colony.

Charles O. Oliver Boston C. R. Betts James Royall Mary Portland Pierce Maud Pierce Lynn Mass William Shea Charles Jordan Teit Perkins Perkine Hielen Haraden G. H. Farrin Perth Amboy Roellaind William Elliott Tost Henry Elliott Dummer St Susie Cutting Old Orchard New England Telephone Co Edith Hartwell Shaw's Sabine Edna Marr Lake Auburn Electric Light Co Preble St Richard E. M. Atherton Boothbay Harbor Mary Gray Marston Peter Gray Salem Bath Wells, Mowbrey and Co New York New Meadows Thomas C. Brooks Mr. Brooks Mrs. Brooks Marcia St Pawling School N. Y Wiscasset Virginia A. E. Duekk Henderson Gamage Charles Ham Arthur Islesford C. E. Ripley George H. Page Appleton Stephen Snow Frances Parks A. J. Hall Worcester Pomeroy Bernard Monahan Walter Thayer Nequasset Buskirk Bridgewater Alice Balch Franconia Maxim Peters John Peters Louise Lucy May Silshy Brite Robert Silshy Green St S. Y. Jenkins Francis Murphy Bath St Alisa Danushter Marie Bangor William Collins Carrie Malcolm Malden Corliss Street Ali Shievite Goth Montreal Eb Meeker Washington St George Percy Waterville Phippsburg C. M. Reynolds Monmouth Charles E. Hacker L. O. Perry Quincy Roland George A. Merrill Marion Dunning Somerville Albert Strout Harry Wright Belle Beals Nathan Coffin Perkins Cottage Cox M. W. Dole Fitchburg Boston Tech Henry BR. White M. Cunningham Lewiston Rebekah Dowling Edward J. Thorne Arhur Vera Erie G. H. Perry Arowsie

Bath area resident visits and travels noted

The column records numerous social visits and trips among Bath and area residents. Charles Ham visits brother Arthur in Islesford while several others travel to Bangor Worcester Portland Boston New York and Montreal. A Bath visitor Charles Furber makes his first Bath visit and plans Maranacook outing.

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