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Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1918

Page

3

Theda Bara’s Big Gun Theda Bara Destroyed By German Shell

Captain Hussey of the 301st Engineers recounts by letter to his wife how a German shell destroyed the famous big gun named Theda Bara. He writes from occupied France praising American doughboys and engineers, and notes moving from Montsec to the Rhine region as the army pushes toward Germany. The item also mentions a rummage sale fund and a portrait of Lieut Sumner Sewall, with travel plans to Boston.

William F. Hussey Co. F Army of Occupation Louise Mason Bath Capt. Hussey Hussey Montsec France Fritz United States Irwork States Theda Bara Theda Maggie Theday Germany Lorraine Rhine Coblentz Third Army Sumner Sewall Aviation Corps Newman Lieut. Sewall America Sumner Portland Symphony Hall Boston William D. Sewall

Whitmore Four Tenement Sold on Front Street

Harry Bront purchases the Whitmore four tenement property on Front Street just above Oak via Henry G. Hodgdon agency from the heirs of the late William E. Whitmore.

Harry Bront Henry G. Hodgdon Whitmore Four Front Street Oak William E. Whitmore

Bath Man Sues Overland Roadster Value

Ludger A. Paradis of Brunswick sues Peter Baribeau of Bath in Portland Superior Court to recover 600 dollars for an Overland roadster valued at 2 500 dollars believed to have been wrongfully taken. Clarence E. Sawyer represents Paradis in this trover action.

Ludger A. Paradis Brunswick Superior Court Portland Peter Barribeau Bath Clarence E. Sawyer Trover

Royal Neighbors Elect Officers After Chicken Supper

Royal Neighbors of America enjoyed a chicken supper at the Colonial Thursday night after a business session. One membership application was read and officers elected: Catherine Harrnet oracle Annie Arsenault vice oracle Mary Royal receiver Mattie Toothaker Betsie Tedford chancellor Margaret Mclellan marshal Edesse Boyce inner sentinel Sadie Dugas outer sentinel Joseph Boyce manager for three years Lois Amos manager for two years Edesse Boyce manager for one year.

Royal Neighbors of America Catherine Harrnet Oracle Annie Arsenault Mary Royal Mattie Toothaker Betsie Tedford Margaret Mclellan Edesse Boyce Inner Sentinel Sadie Dugas Outer Sentinel Joseph Boyce Lois Amos

Five-master Dorothy Palmer loading 2000 tons of wire for France

The five master Dorothy Palmer loads 2000 tons of straight wire at New York for a French port to repair ruined telegraph and telephone lines. The ship had been idle due to overseas charter restrictions. owners avoid coastwise coal trade.

Dorothy Palmer New York

Mrs Clyde Feero Joins Clarys Holiday Clerks

Mrs Clyde Feero is introduced as one of the new clerks hired at Clarys during the busy holiday trade season.

Clyde Feero Clary’s

Phi Rho Debate Over Standing Army At Morse High

Phi Rho held a Thursday evening debate at Morse High on whether the United States should maintain a large standing army after the war. The negative won as Walter Hill spoke for the affirmative and Forrest Butler read, with Earl Burgess presiding. Amid strong attendance, five new members were admitted: George Conway John Carey Carroll Davis Charles Coombs and William Perkins.

Phi Rhos Morse High United States Hawley Torrey Trafton Conway Golder Hartnett Earl Burgess Walter Hill Forrest Butler

Driving Club Meets To Arrange Winter Snow Racing

Bath Driving club directors call a Saturday meeting to plan winter matinee racing using Oak Grove avenue as a snow path. Local horses and good spirit expected. weather hoped to permit snow driving for moonlight sport and prep for brushes. Awnings down and wreaths being set up.

Bath Driving Club Oak Grove Avenue

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