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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1918

Page

5

County boys leave for Camp Devens

Sagadahoc county contingent heads to Camp Devens for military service. Squad leader George Pike with assistants Bowden Rose and Spellman led the group. Several replacements were named after late Wednesday physicals. Read lists of departing Bath, Richmond, Bowdoinham, Portland area towns and others bound for Devens or Fort Slocum.

Sagadahoc County Devens George Pike Joseph Bowen Ernest Rose John F. Spellman Earl H. Kronstrand Arthur J. Roderick Mellen H. Pierce Max Hoffman Carl Dixon Camp Devens Frank Rideout Fort Slocum Willard O. Eaton Portland Harold Reed Akron, Ohio

Working for Comfort offers office positions in Augusta

An Augusta Maine advertisement from W H Gannett Pub Inc Dept B invites young women with fair education to apply for permanent office work in a pleasant, well heated building with good pay and benefits including paid vacations, library, gym, swimming pool, social rooms, and opportunities for advancement. Replies request a free book and promise quick screening.

Coneral W. H. Gannett, Pub., Inc Dept. B. I Augusta Maine

Ploughing Demonstration At Bowes Corner Auburn

Announcement of a Fordson Tractor ploughing demonstration at Bowes Corner Auburn during the An droscoggin Pomona Grange meeting on September 4. Those unable to attend may view the Fordson at Rockland Country Club on September 11 with refreshments for the public. For details inquire locally.

Bowes Corner Auburn Androscoggin Pomona Grange Rockland Country Club

Merchants Begin War Savings Drive in Bath Maine

John A. Legro named representative in Bath for Retail Merchants War Savings Stamp Week from Sept 9 to 14. Maine merchants aim to sell $5,000,000 more War Savings Stamps. Bath balance $50,000 expected to be sold Sept 4 to 14. Duncan McInnes of Washington Street stayed in Popham as guest of Haviland Torrey.

John A. Legro Bath Maine Duncan Mcnnes Washington Street Popham Haviland Torrey

Stacey Seeks State Legislature Seat for Arrowsie and Neighboring Towns

Political notice from John H Stacey of Popham Beach Maine addressing voters in Arrowsie Bowdoin Bowdoinham Phippsburg West Bath and Woolwich. He thanks supporters for nominating him and pledges to serve as a public servant if elected. The ad bears date August 28 1518.

Arrowsie Bowdoin Bowdoinham Phippsburg West Bath Woolwich

Phippsburg Sees Quiet Close To Summer Season

Phippsburg prepares for a quieter close to summer as visitors depart and locals discuss upcoming elections. Candidates Stacey and Stevens energize town political efforts while others return to Bath and nearby towns for fall duties.

Speeding Autos Must Be Stopped Says Mayor Drake

Mayor Drake warns speeding automobilists to stop at once or face prosecution. He orders plainclothes police to patrol city streets and says the police will enforce the rule everywhere to protect public safety.

Mayor Drake Drake Aries

Bath Labor Day Parade Schedule Details and Events

The Bath Labor Day parade plans are nearly complete with a 9 30 AM start at Center and Middle streets and a route through Center Front Linden Washington North High South Washington to the park. I F Smith, Carpenter's union president, is marshal with 14 aides. Texas Brigade Lewiston Hobbs band and Gaudreau's band provide music. Afternoon field sports offer prizes from 2 to 5 dollars. tug of war and three legged race add top prizes up to 15 dollars. A Fort Baldwin ball game pays 50 dollars. Evening features park band concert and patriotic speeches.

Bath Center Linden Washington High Park I. F. Smith Carpenter’s Union Texas, Brigade of Lewiston Hobb Band of Gaudreau Kelley Field Fort Baldwin Texas Band

Bath Exhibits at the Bangor Fair

United States employment service launches a state wide labor enrollment drive targeting war work in Bath. The Bangor fair features Bath industry exhibits including a Texas Steamship Co model ship guided by Harry Armstrong. Houston Caribou and Presque Isle fairs may contribute labor for potato digging in the Aroostook region.

United States Employment Service Bath North End Emergency Fleet Corporation Maine Bangor Texas Steamship Co Harry Armstrong United States Examiner Charles S. Hiehborn United States Houston Caribou Presque Isle Aroostook

OUR OWN PEOPLE

Mrs H D Bacon of Portsmouth N H motored to Bath and called on friends. Harry Hall stationed at Fort Sillcum N Y spent the weekend at his home in the city. Arthur B Lindsay and daughter Dorothy of East Milton Mass visit Orrin S Lindsay Court street. Mr and Mrs Edward Stewart of Brooklyn N Y spent the weekend at Popham Beach with friends. Mrs Stewart is formerly Sarah Hodgkins of this city, they keep a summer home at Kennebec Point. Gordon Stewart a brother and aviator who died after illness in France came to Maine annually before entering service.

Charles W. Clifford Bath Popham Beach Phippsburg John H. Stacey Stacy Hiram T. Stevens Stevens Register of Deeds Alvin Sylvester Small Point George Lowell Beverly Mass George LI. Harris the Basin Henry Lowell Ashdale Storer’s Mountain Percy Johnson Parker Head Bath Times Belanger Place John Malcolm Helen William Butler William A. Roderick Everett Harrington Frank DeWolfe Williams Farm John H. Pease Bowker Frank Alligrin Town Hall Davis’ Orchestra W. F. Jewell Henry M. Heald U.S. District Court Portland H. W. Cutting A. C. Rollins Alden Perkins H. D. Bacon Portsmouth N. H Harry Hall Fort Slocum N. Y Arthur B. Lindsay Dorothy East Milton Orrin S. Lindsay Court Street Edward,Stewart Brooklyn Stewart Arah Hodgkins Kennebec Point Gordon Stewart France Maine I. M. Fowle Westport Emma Snell Riverside Ethel Snell Milton Given Mary Hall Mary Millay Ida Brunswick Ernest Lancaster Owen Mildred Small George Hamilton Gladys Hamilton Madbury Ed. Cannon Miss Palmgren Malden Arthur Cannon Freeport A. Cannon Dorothy Millan Arlington C. A. Cannon Kennebec Lodge Knights of Pythias D. G. IC Edward W. Wheeler Camp Devens Frank Cornish Nancy Cornish William Sampson Steadman Geraldine Lynn Mary Ey Sampson Alton Small Central Maine Hospital Lewiston Joseph Harrington Ralph Sweetland Gardiner John Temple H. E. Comins East Eddington

Appointment at Meadowbrook Hall Sunday Afternoon

Mrs. Charles Hooper of Bath visits Meadowbrook Hall on Sunday afternoon Sep 1. She has been a guest of her sister Mrs. Cora Beals for a few days.

Daniel Driscoll Portland J. F. Leach Jack Elliott Conant Patrick Co Meadowbrook Hall Charles Hooper Bath Cora Beals

Bowdoinham Notes About Local Visits and Repairs

Bowdoinham residents host and visit, with family ties in Portland and New York. Local Red Cross report shows August activity including wool, clothing, and comfort kits for soldiers, plus a near 95.01 balance. Road work progresses on state cross road while gravel and fumigation adapt the Wa. H. Gould home.

Edgar Purinton Massachusetts George Purinton CG. Cinton France W. B. Kendall Methodist Aid C. C. Purinton Helen Townsend Portland Edgar Wilkinson Worcester Mass C. F. Staples M. T. Purinton Ralph Currier Freemont N. H Methodist Church Mollie Williams John F. Baker Monmouth Somerset County Ridge New York Charles Lambert Buffalo N. Y George R. Foster Lisbon Falls F. I Curtis F. K. Jack Eunice Small Marshall White the Ridge Merrymeeting Grange Bowdoinham Emily Quinham Brunswick Ridge Church Ridge Cemetery T. K. Jack Wa. H. Gould

Tour of Storm Ravages and Local Obituaries in Brunswick

A cyclonic storm hit Saturday bringing heavy wind and hail. Apple crops suffered, barns unroofed, and gardens damaged. some farmers lost a season’s work. Obituaries note the death of Captain James L. Given aged 67 with services at Ridge cemetery. Many neighbors and friends are named alongside local social visits and travels.

Bertha Kern Everett Williams Marshall Minn Mollie Wiliams Boothbay Harbor Vivian Clark Lewiston S. F. Williams Glaidies Small Massachusetts James L. Given Simon Texas Frank Anson P. Given Robert Hatch Bowdeinham Statira Whitney Melrose Rose Plummer Boston Normandy White Haverhill Mass Village Lodge Ridge Cemetery G. G. Powers W. H. Gowell John T. Baker Monmouth Mollie C. F. Staples Edgar Wilkinson Worcester T. K. Jack Brunswick Sarah ‘Elliott Nellie Minott Amsterdam N. Y

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Senter Camp Eugene J. Jondro Marian Street Leland S. Plummer High Street Elwell S. Barry Richmond Corners Ernest E. Rose Everett D. Kincaid Richmond Arthur G. Paine Eddie Fickett Chester R. Talbot Seth Doughty Charles LB. Millett William J. Kilbride Middle Street Roy N. Patch Gardiner Street Fred O. Hayward Trufant Street Sidney KE. Grant Cummings Street Harry G. Moore Warren Ralph Peterson George Fournier Topsham George M. Pike Frank Peec Center Street Joseph W. Bowen Taylor D. R. Frisbee Stony Brook Road Chilton C.L. Farnham CO. Inc Elm St D. M. Humphreys & Co. Fire and Marine Room Charles S. Hall Rock- Sagadahock Block Me Land John. H. Stacey Marilla Blaisdell Roslindale John Holland Texas Oil Team C. V. Minott’s J. D. Eastman Henry W. Butler Sandy Point C. L. Stevens Center Church Ernest W. Oliver Camp Upton Yaphank D. T. Percy & Sons Bath, Maine Ann Fisher Jersey City Margaret Wilson Mary Hardie Mionday Hackensack N. J Stromberg the Auto Supply Store Center St Hershberg Deermont Clothing CO
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