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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1914

Page

10

West Baths oldest citizen marks his ninetieth birthday

Hon. Joseph W. Winter celebrated his 90th birthday at his West Bath farm. Born and raised there, he remains in good health and attends to life with vitality. A large gathering offered greetings, a cake with 1824 1914, and a sentimental program. Winter served in the war and is active in the First Baptist Church of Bath.

Joseph W. Winter Mr. Winter Fred Josie First Baptist Church of Bath Earth Heaven Winter Everett Mayo Frank Leavitt Boston H. R. Rich

Woolwich Notes Reflect Weddings and Local Misfortunes

In Woolwich and nearby Bath, Ellen R. Warren travels to Bath due to sister’s illness. Miss J Edna Hathorne weds Ralph Farnham Rice at the Center Baptist parsonage with Rev. Plinette Ailen officiating. Edward Rice suffers a severe arm injury sawing wood. Emma Leonard remains ill. Community events include missionary teas, church aid meetings, school schedules, and a large turnout for evangelistic services at Montsweag. Local deaths include Charles W. Shaw of Bath. Woolwich Congregational Church finances improve.

J. Edna Hathorne Ralph Farnham Rice Woolwich Baptist Parsonage Plinette Ailen D. J. Hathorne John Rice Eben Dana Edward Rice Baptist Church Ardenne Stott Emma Leonard Edgar Blanche Wilbur Howe Winfield Rice Nequasset Congregational Church North Methodist Parish Downing Aid Winfield Brookings Charles W. Shaw Bath George Shaw Pepperell Mass Arletta Grover Thaylin Bailey Montsweag Woolwich Center Murlived Cynthia Adams Charles Amazeen Wiscasset Lydia White Andrew Merrill

Peter Ritchie Dies in Bath at 185 Years Old

Peter Ritchie of Bath and East Brunswick died at his home on Wednesday afternoon aged 185 years and fourteen days. Born in Prince Edward Island he lived 27 years in Bath and Brunswick. Survived by four sons James, William, Joseph and Harvey and four daughters Mrs. Mary Groves, Mrs. Laveina McPhee, Mrs. Tenie Hayes and Mrs. Alice Brooks. Funeral and burial at Brunswick Catholic Cemetery Friday at 2 PM.

Ward Bath East Brunswick Peter Ritchie Ritchie Prince Edward Island Brunswick James Ritchie William Joseph Ritchie Harvey Ritchie Mary KE. Groves Laveina McPhee Tenie Hayes Alice Brooks Brunswick Catholic

Mrs Harrington Dies After Eight Week Illness at Eagle Hotel

Mrs Nettie M Harrington wife of Jeremiah M Harrington proprietor of the Eagle Hotel died Friday after an eight week illness from a paralytic shock. Born in Topsham she lived in the city most of her life and worked in dressmaking. Survived by husband mother two children and two brothers. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm from Eagle Hotel. Fairfield reported the death of Albert M MacDonnell age 24 son of Mr and Mrs John MacDonnell of this city. He served in the revenue cutter service and later worked at an airfield. He is survived by his parents and two brothers.

Nettie M. Harrington Jeremiah M. Harrington Eagle Hotel Topsham John S. Sticknes J. B. Stickney Evelyn Beals Phippsburs Walter H. Parshley Edward J. Stickney Hampton, N. H Fred A. Stickney Bath Front St

Bath wedding party names listed for notice

The notice lists T. Stevens and Miss Frances MacDonnell of Bath, Mrs. B. L. Anderson of Brooklyn, Mrs. C. W. Meader of Fairfield, and Miss Agnes of Portland as participants in a social event.

Iam T. Stevens Frances MacDonnell Bath B. L. Anderson Brooklyn C. W. Meader Fairfield Agnes Portland

Two Destroyers For Navy From Bath and Other Yard Proposals

The Navy awarded six torpedo boat destroyer contracts from bids by Bath Iron Works Philadelphia Cramps Fore River Quincy and Mare Island yard. Bath won two ships due to reputation while Mare Island will build one at lower cost though new to destroyer work, prompting debate over contract distribution and congressional action.

Army and Navy Register Bath Navy Department Congress Bureau of Construction and Repair Bureau of Steam Engineering Aid Bath Iron Works Cramps Philadelphia Fore River Company Quincy Mass Mare Island Navy Yard Mareseland Yard Navy Bath Works Bath Yards

Navy Yard Estimate Sparks Bidder Complaint

The bidders protest a navy yard estimate, arguing it cannot possess the binding force of an accepted private-plant proposal. The dispute centers on how the estimate will be treated in awarding contracts.

Two Liquor Libels Seized in Municipal Court

In a Thursday morning hearing two liquor libels were argued in Municipal Court over two shipments of two gallons each seized by the sheriff. Claimants failed to prove private use, both shipments forfeited to the county. one claimant to pay costs of 5.74 dollars in addition to forfeiture. Sheriff Oliver’s liquor enforcement, after the election, continues with deputies on duty every night and day. town shipments are inspected to prevent illegal sale.

Oliver

Bath National Bank annual stockholders meeting notice

Notice states the Bath National Bank will hold its annual meeting at the office 40 Front St Bath Maine on Tuesday January 12 1915 at 2 oclock in the afternoon for election and other business. Cashier F D Hill Bath Maine December 12 1914.

The Bath National Bank Front St Bath County of Sagadahoc State of Maine F. D. Hill

Bath Trust Company stockholders meet January 12 1915

The Bath Trust Company announces its regular annual meeting of stockholders to elect Trustees and transact other business. The meeting will be held in the banking rooms on Tuesday January 12 1915 at 2 o’clock p m. W B Mussenden Treasurer Bath Maine December 12 1914.

The Bath Trust Company W. B. Mussenden Bath Maine

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