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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1915

Page

11

Various Bath Local Happenings March Storms and Meetings

Bath notes cover a busy week with voters added to lists, church meetings, school athletics in Brunswick, cooperative grocery reports, and spring repairs. Town events include a Democratic State Convention call in Portland, a fireside gathering at Universalist and Baptist churches, and weather impacts from a fierce gale with property damage and repairs ongoing.

Universalist Rawens New Zealand Greeny Winter Elm Street Sagadano Arrowsie Bath Bowdoin Bowdoinham Georgetown Perkins Phippsburg Richmond Topsam West Bath Woolwich Keegan Muncipal Court Court of Spring House of Correction Eegan Bowie Water St Harold Snowden Salvation Army Bath Driving Club Lower Water St Maine Central Morse High Brunswick Morse Dexter Whalen Perry Ward Sprague Gay

Democrats Win At Brunswick Town Meeting

Democrats routed the Brunswick town meeting on Monday with broad Republican support. Officers elected include Moderator Edward W Wheeler, Clerk John W Riley, Selectmen Samuel Knight Jr Henry C Upton Pierre A Morin Treasurer Samuel L Forsaith Tax Collector John R Stanwood School Committee Kenneth C M Sills Town Agent Jeremiah Hodgdon and Auditors Franklin C Webb Harry F Thompson.

Brunswick Edward W.W. Wheeler John W. Riley Samuel Knight, Jr Henry C. Upton Pierre A. Morin Samuel L. Forsaith John R. Stanwood Kenneth C. M. Sills Jeremiah Hodgdon Franklin C. Webb Harry F. Thompson

Pinklets laxatives promise gentle bowel relief

An advertisement extols Pinklets tiny pink granules as a painless effective laxative. It claims they avoid gripping and soothe the bowels while aiding torpid liver and bad breath, selling for 25 cents a bottle from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.

Nature Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Moves

A stream of visitors and travelers is noted in Lewiston and Bath. John Harvey visited from Younestasteen in Woarrces ter and Boston. Mrs. George T L Moody of Bangor visits her son George B. Moody. Miss Ethel Mason at Clifford's store is home sick with tonsillitis. Multiple residents travel to Boston New York and Portland for business or leisure.

Bath North Woolwich Woods Tey Abot New York Eht Bristol McCormick Phippsburg Tom Torchy Cedar Grove Berry Kennebec New England Hudson River New York City Maine Bath Opera House USC Amon Bath John Evans Tttlefield Moulton Phippsburs Lincoln County George KE. Hughes Cyrus W. Davis Waterville Gen. Chamberlain Portland John A. McFadden Calvin Moody Capt Call Young McFadden U. S John Harvey Rath Younestasteen Woarrcester George TL. Moody Bangor George B. Moody Ethel Mason Clifford Harris. Passmore Boston J. Franklin Harris Pittsfield Thomas McCormick Robert M. Silsly Virginia Daniel Bishop Rockledge Popham Beach Hion James A. Connelan Joseph W. Mitchell Maxwell Frank Young E. L. Barker Howard Webber Rumford Falls Cheney Opera House McLaren San Francisco Harold M. Sewall California William Mann Sturday East Orange N. J Aramedes Tarbox Hamilton Washington, D.C HH. Sampson A. T. Shaw Henry McCabe Percy & Small Werd Alice M. Lawrence Horace Morse Waterbury Leonice St. Margaret's School Ina M. Pease New Jersey Forester Waltham, Mass Mcleod Wyoming Prank A. Small Norfolk F. E. Drake Searsport J. (. Nickles Brooklyn

Malia-Long-Henry F and Emma Louise Malia wed

Henry F. Malia and Emma Louise Malia, both of the city, were married Sunday afternoon at the People's Baptist Church parsonage by Rev. S. A. Evans. Long works as a teamster. The bride is the daughter of Michael Malia, a ship carpenter, and the couple will reside at the South End.

Henry F. Long Emma Louise Malia People’s Baptist Church S. A. Evans Long Michael Malia South End

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Board of Registration Unity Guild Carrie Snow Lowell Temple Monay Morse High School Brunswick Sanrday Hich D. A. Varney Stockholders Cooperative Grocery Store Edvett, Sonia and Rice Heal George Oliver St. Johns N. B Swett Ivon House Charles Clinto Joseph Attayva Allen Brown Alderman Varnum Floral St Harold B. Robinson Helen A. Stover Grammer Dexter W. Ridley Storm Driver O'Brien Combination Cedar Front Sts John Pease Waltham Mass Mr. Pease Bowker Shipyard Bowker Yard Dresden High St Kimball William M. Rogers Rogers Major Kimball Front North Sts W. S. Newall W. M. Hagan Winrry Bennett Small Point W. W Hosmer Ashdale St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church Popham Life Savers Beacon Street Central Church League Tobey Rigesville East Lane Phippsburg Center Kineo Providence Seymour Center St Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge No Lewine Circle of the Ladies of the G A. R Grand Army Hall John Mallet Augusta Edwin M. Brown Topsham Albert l. Strout Register of Deeds Sagadahoc E. W. Lewis Boothbay Philadelphia Antoinett York Brown St New England Telephone& Telegraph Co State of Maine Falmouth A. E. Bishop Bishop Exchange Ladiew People's Church Golds Annual Meeting Ruby Preble Robert Pierce Scott Ward Fred Brags Luther Thompson Treasurrer L.L. Hooker Rose Hill Murray Club Freeport High School Freeport Wapi Ec UAT Boothbay Harbor O. Hunt Fitzgerald Dodge Dudley Opera House Fire Department Democrats Board of Selectiven Fletcher ZY Lez Dr. T. Felix Gouraud L. A. Sayre Ford T. Hopkins & Son Gent Jones St N.Y.C OM. Redlon Lewistonm Maniedary Tessie Burns Malia J. F. Upton Winnegance
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