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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1922

Page

4

Bowdoinham School Opens with Noted Staff Listings

Bowdoinham will open on Monday Sept 11 with Frank Bb as principal at Coombs High School and Emily Pendleton as assistant at Lisbon Falls. Gladys Raymond leads Intermediate Grades III V, Helen A Mackadden heads Grammar VII, and several rural and Bowdoinham teachers are named along with community notices and local events.

Bowdoinham Coombs High School Frank Bb Chamberlaw Lisbon Falls Emily Pendleton Dark Harbor Vrnnary Mattie Andros Gladys Raymond Helen A. Mackadden Lubec Bishop Doris Lickmore Stockton Springs Jefferson Vauline Hayford Warrington Millay Helen Hackett Lidge Doris Dodge Albert Slenderson Rosa Reed RK. D, Purington Elizabeth Gass God Orchard Hazel Seekins Charles Randall Kendall James Reed Albert Henderson America Purinton R, DD. Parinton R. E. Ferguson Chiara Fogg Mary Lilly Bowdoin Lilly Arabine Hall Mary Hattie Fulton Viola Coombs Ann Fisher Lottie Cobb Dora Clark Brunswick Virginia Nash Jay Crowell Syracuse N. Y A. Cannon Crowell Audrey Kingsbury East Bowdeinham Alfred Carr Guy Carpenter Dedham Mass Tim Hilton Marblehead Cundy's Harbor Lothians W. B. Donnell W. H. Lowell P. C. Nealey BE. M. Graves H. FE. Cheney Charles Chapman George Sedgley Ernest Gard Charles Fisher Horace Millay Ernest Millay Horace Marshall Erland Rogers L. P. Temple Roland Small Richard Denham Elmer Jordan Walter Read Cabel A. Sedgley Mr. Reynolds Maine Central Telegraph Office I. M. Fowle Ella Rogers New Meadows W. J. Graves Harpswell Center Kenneth Wilson Brattleboro Alfred Sparks Rumford Falls Elen Sparks Florence H. B. Purington Harold Sampson

Mike Brady Wins Open to Toasted Local Fans at Bath

Bath residents celebrate Mike Brady's victory in a 72-hole test finishing 201, ten strokes ahead of the field. Brady, once a Commonwealth Country Club caddy near Boston, rose from a long arc of near misses to claim his first major title.

Bath Mike Brady James C. Lincoln Brady Commonwealth Country Club Boston Mass Mike Miner Walter Jagen Gene Sarayen Rye N. Y Jess Guilford Chick” Ryans Bias Wo Eplayer Jock Hutchinson Chicago Laurie Ayrton Chick” Evans Drady Chick Placc Farrell

Bowdoinham News Roundup 1888 Local Notes

In Bowdoinham 1888 Monday evening Hon Ro B Frasier of Michigan spoke in the town hall for the republican campaign. Rev M I King arrived Tuesday and left for Richmond camp-ground. A schooner discharged coal at W Carr's wharf. Artists visited the Elliot mill and sketched. The uniform rank of DP visited Waterville List for field day. Bible readings by Alice D Merriam of Boston drawn good attendance. Ice-house work paused. Clark & Chiplin active. Mrs John Cole and daughter visit in Bowdoinham. Town events include a carman doctor’s street entertainment and Levi McFadden funeral. Stubby Carr organizing Chestnut street baseball team with new players Cooper Daley and Ray Hayward. Schedule mentions Bill Robson’s Whiteasts at Wesleyfield Milisday night. Edna Robinson of DPorthind visiting grandparents Perry.

Ro B. Frasier Michigan Republican Party M. I. King Bowdoinham Richmond Camp-Ground Ll. M. Fulton St. John Nld W. Carr Whiarf Waterville Alice Dh. Merriam Boston Merriam Russell's Clark & Chiplin S. Willism Hardy Stubby’ Carr Chestnut Street Baseball Tea Coop” Daley Ray Hayward Bill Robson Wesleyfield

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted For Blood Health News

An advertisement states that neglecting blood health slows recovery and cites Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy. It links abnormal conditions, headaches, nervous spells, indigestion, and appetite loss to impure blood and urges trying the tonic to regain normalcy.

Hood

Woolwich Socials and Visits Highlight Busy Week

Woolwich ladies plan a lawn party at Mrs Costello Trail home with ice cream cake and candy. Residents and visitors from North Newcastle Montsweag Lisbon Falls Bath Alliston and Boston area are listed at homes, visits, and weekend gatherings. The Davies aid sale at Capt Tonos McLoaughlin's drew a large crowd, while HH Swanton published a poetry book.

Methodist Church Woolwich Costello VP Asbury Bailey Uth Baron Phippsburg G. W. Shiv Tianiel Robbins Virginis Somerville Mass Wilson Trailey Alden Verkine Bath Mer Charles Smith Eliot Minnie Pettengill Alliston Clarvey T. Dailey Jacbs Bean George Carlton Richard Lehigh Venn Thomas Reed Tarry Allen Cumberland Center Dean Stanley Washington Blaine Tall Portland Harriet Tharpen Traverhill Vorest Heath Sommerville Quiss Percy Low Freeman Trott Quebec Provinces Davies Tonos. McLoaughlin Swanton the Times Co Oath Ralph Borthard New Thuroshire Washington S. C Solomon Higgins North Endo Lester Thlodgdon Florence Willis Tyan Collins Cottage Mast Side

Personal notes from Old Orchard and area residents

Local notes report several residents and visitors in town. John Conroy of Old Orchard is staying a few days here. Ashmead White of Barnnger visited Bath on Wednesday. William Bucklin works at DD UP during Clayton Rowe vacation. O Brien of Brooklyn and Mrs. Luther Thompson visit Cobb road. Mrs. John Contey and companion left for New London to visit her mother. Miss Mary Belanger, Colonial waitress, goes to Boston and Lynn Beach for two weeks. Arline Warren Whitten, Exeter, returned home after visiting Mrs. Scott Greenteat. Miss Lily Pray resumed duties at the post office after vacation. Jos RL Hayes, barber at Squirrel Tan, returned home. Edward McNulife, Bath boy, is clerk at the Law for the sitson. Mrs. Mayon Steele and daughter Mary of Watertown vacationing at hive islands. visit from Mr and Mrs. Arthur Lemont. Mrs. Virginian McGilvra of Richmond, Va, who stayed at Star Pariset lab, has left for New York to visit before returning South for the winter.

Little Son Bath Dorothy Favour James Whittemore Saunday Maine General Hospital Katherine Kendrick Lena Patten Leslie Leavitt Chicago Robert Patten Evelyn Otting Thelma Mersick Emma Snell Riverside Vassalboro Milton Given Merry Meeting Grange Cornish L. VP Tempie Chira Fogg Pogus Tacoma Fon Tor Robert Hamlet Hebron Kos Warren Wilhelmina Newton Frank Rossi Livermore Arthur Purinton Boston C. Q O. Purinton I. M. Fowle Richmond Mr. Fowle Ida Harvey Emerson Traftford Conn Mes Fmerson Ruth McEwen BE. L. Risteen Thomaston Nellie Rideout James Alle Mast Bowdenham Allen Springfield Mires Heya. Johnson Co AL Perry Charles Fogg J. C. Trish Charles Metkwen Everett Williams Genevieve Jeanette Dunlap James Dunlap Kate Smith J. M. Fowle Edna Graves South Case N. R. Pearson Liver Incre Charles Newton Josephine Grant Gloucester Mass AL M. Graves W. J. Graves Arabine Tall Winne- Zones Ella Rogers F. K Jack Litchfield M. Fowle Ida Fowle Jessie Anes Hintrvey Armes Tessie Hall Woolwich Earl Brown Ernest Frye Karl Hatch Bar Tarbor Brownville Gordon Breary W. J. Graves Gid Jamestown N.Y R.T. Jacek Orvil Smith Virgil Sanders Gail Alma Cop. Staples Massachusetts Henry Butler Frank Dastman Shippsburg PL Staples Cap Butler George Hickett Coerthin Hackett Mar Foster Charles Blair Somerset Phrce Emma Mary Denham John Conroy Old Orchard Ashmead White Barnnger William Bucklin DD. UP Percy & Sons Clayton Rowe Flow. O Brien Brooklyn Luther Thompson Cobb Road John Contey Som New London Frank Perkins Mary Belanger Colonial Lynn Beach Warren Whitten Arline Exeter Scott Greenteat Lily Pray Ineney Order Department Post Office Northity Jos RL Hayes Edward McNulife Mayon Steele Mary Watertown Hive Islands Arthur €. Lemont Front Street Steele Sen Virginian McGilvra Judy Star Pariset Frederick EB. Drake Birch Point New York

Warll OS Int Resaciation Reunion in Lewiston

An annual reunion under the WrLL OS. Int. Resaciation will be held in Lewiston on September 6 and 7. Headquarters will be in the common corner room of City Building. Descriptions mention service members, Mexican border period, and officers Col Frank McDuane and H.C. Carrier in leadership roles.

Lewisten Biasihese Deers Frank Mc Duane Dheadtots H.C. Carrier Seereary-Fhenrer

Daylight Saving Debate Reaches City Council

City council members debate renewing or suspending daylight saving as September meeting draws near. Proponents argue for extending daylight saving through autumn. opponents fear disruption and request meetings. If approved, city will shift clocks to the first Sunday in October with partial observance for the interim period.

Couneil

Funeral details for local resident with survivors listed

Truncated obituary notes the funeral for a local man named Joseph Gaurnes and his son Pauldeft Whorsday gieruing fr Auguste. It states he is survived by his wife and five children including Mrs. Edward Grandin, Miss Joseph, Bath, Mrs. Maul Murray, Gaumhnor, Miss Prank Sprague and Augusta Garey.

Josep Gaurnes Pauldeft Auguste Petey Gurney Bridias Deorsial Mas Edward Grandin Vasistas Joseph Bath Maul Murray Gaumhnor Mes Prank Sprague

Coast to Coast Route Popular Across Maine to California

Maine motorists can follow the Atlantic Highway from Vortland to New York City and connect with the Lincoln Highway, National Old Trails Route, and Bankhead Highway toward Southern California. The Tankhead Highway remains open year round, with winter challenges on the Lincoln and National Old Trails routes. Prepare with maps and Touring Bureau info from the Automobile Club of Southern California.

Vortland Maine Pine Tree State Vorthand New York City Philadelphia Washington, D. C America Washington I D. C California New Mexico Arizona Chicago Indianapolis Nashville Minneapolis St. Paul Kansas City Josdlas Texas Omaha Nebraska Dallas Automobile Club of Southern California Los Angeles United States Jacksonville Florida San Diego Dos Angeles Falls

Maine Exhibit at Eastern States Fair Highlights Orcharding

Maine displays at the Eastern States Exposition September 17 to 23 emphasize orcharding. The Maine exhibit in the main Machinery Building features apples, color schemes of green and red, tractors, harrows, and orchard models. It includes booths for the Commissioner of Agriculture, certified seed potatoes, dairy and poultry with a Skowhegan Jersey Creamery butter centerpiece, and a display of pure foods under the Inspection Division. The Maine Sheep and Wool Growers’ Association presents fabrics and virgin wool goods. the fish and game division shows fur bearing animals in natural habitat. Maine Day is September 19. Governor Baxter attends on September 18 with New England governors and Maine associations attendees.

Maine State Department of Agriculture Maine FF. PL Washburn C. M. White Division of Markets Commissioner of Agriculture Skowhegan Jersey I. BE. Harris Division of A. M. G. Soule Maine Sheep and Wool Growers’ Association Wool Producers of Maine Division of Fish and Game and Forestry Percival PL Baxter New England

Bath Couple Ties the Knot in City Hall Ceremony

Linwood Lawrence Boardman and Gertrude Myrtle Rines, both 16, wed August 22 at 1 in the afternoon in Bath City Hall with City Clerk John W. Gilmore officiating as justice of the peace. They are the youngest couple to marry in Bath in years. Both families reside in Bath. Mrs. Susie Leo remains a patient at City Hospital.

Coupe Bath Linwood Lawrence Boardman Amd Gertrude Myrtle Rines City Hall John W. Gilmore Willtia Boardman John N. Rines

Jackson Named Lance Corporal at Camp Devens

Karcher S. Jackson of Bath has been promoted to lance corporal in Company C Headquarters First Battalion. The Citizens' Military Training Camp officers directed by regular army and reserve instructors assumed command of nine battalions. Spectacular demonstrations, including combined arms and chemical warfare, are planned at Devens with Maj. Gen. Clarence R. Edwards overseeing the final ceremonies before student departure.

Camp Devens Mass Karcher S. Jackson N. Gratz Jackson Bath Co. C Citizens’ Military Training Camp Regular Army Devens CGC. M .T. C Tiril L. DD. Wells Rhode Island National Guard Sam Souci 97Th Division Maine New Hampshire Vermont Clarence R. Edwards

Postmaster Back From Camp Returns To Duty

Postmaster Henry W. Owen Jr resumes duties after a 15 day stint at Fort Hi. G. Wright New York serves as Major Coast Artillery O RC USA. Postal officials push uniform numbering for carriers to avoid duplicates. A postal convention in Portland September 16 features a musical program as a key attraction. Miss Emily T. Otis of Medford Mass arrives as guest of Miss Annie Dodge Nequasset.

Henry W. Owen, Jr Fort Hi. G. Wright New York Coast Artillery O, RC Porth Emily T. Otis Medford, Mass Annie Dodge Nequasset

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