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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1914

Page

3

Fire at Neagle shop prompts quick rescue and mystery

A Monday evening fire at James C. Ledyard estate shop near Bath Opera House drew three fire companies after a still alarm. flames centered in attic corner above the ell with peanut shells and rubbish inside walls. Neagle found the shop smoke damaged and the disaster quickly contained. cause remains unclear.

Dhom T. P. Neasle No. 4 O'Brien Number Four Neagle James C. Ledyard Bath Opera House Playhouse

Obituary of Stephen C Perry D D Maine District Attorney

Stephen C Perry United States district attorney for the district of Maine died at his Portland home of pneumonia. Born in Bath in 1858 he studied locally and was admitted to the bar in 1882. He formed a law partnership with former Governor Henry B Cleaves in 1897 that lasted until Cleaves death. He is survived by a widow and two sons.

Stephen C. Perry United States District of Maine Portland Wilson Mr. Perry Bath Henry B. Cleaves

Hall of Bowdoin Ridge dies after long life of service

Joseph Nelson Hall died Friday night at his Bowdoin Ridge home aged SS years. He helped lay out the Richmond to Augusta railroad and was treasurer of the Bowdoinham Ridge Cemetery Association for 26 years. Survived by his wife Hannah Rumerill and two sisters, with brothers in Richmond and Bowdoinham. He was a lifelong Republican voter and a prominent local figure.

Joseph Nelson Hall Richmond Augusta Bowdoin Ridge Joseph Mary Hall Hannah Rumerill Pise End Airs Sairda Patten Liza Denham Loudoinham William T. Hall George Hall Bow- Joinham Hall Isis Bowdoinham Ridge Bangor Shippers of Game Banzer

Local Jottings From Oak Island Shores and Bath Area

Reports note more Iron Works labor, flocks of ducks near Sasanoa Bluffs, and a lighthouse tender Zizania on a Kennebec survey. Local society items include Smokers show at Colonial Club and a Woolwich hen tale. A Boston resident sighted a Bath heiress inheritance rumor and a Bath steamboat fireman encounter reveals a $1200 bequest.

Town Folks Share Holiday News and Local Actions

Mr and Mrs William F Willis visit Isle au Haut guests of daughter Mrs Elmer Lufkin. Mrs Robert P Manson returns to Boston for the Christmas season. William Trask returns to Boston after visiting grandfather Obadiah Trask. Miss Ethel Williams ill under care of Dr Byron F Barker. Mrs Winfield Groves hosts Evening Workers. Ed Small recovering from boat housing accident. Walter R Morse to Witters for winter Navy Yard work. wife stays with her father. John McIntire at Parker Head. Charles Slate rents home furnished for winter. John G Morse visits Augusta on business. Water pipe across Winneganee creek repaired. tides low. Ed Hunt to Portland as draughtsman. Mrs Willard Cromwell ill. Mrs Campbell improving at daughter Ellen Walker's home. Mrs Harry F Oliver to Portland for holidays. Miss Ethel Trask home from Auburn. tide highest at Morse mill. Harry C Webber visits Portland. Miss Eleanor Morse completes fall term at Pitch Pine School. hosts Christmas tree for students. Brown Bible Class of People's Church leads mid-week meeting.

William Trask Boston Obadiah Trask Ethel Williams Harry Williams Byron F. Barker Winfield Groves Ed. Small Walter R. Morse Witters Navy Yard Morse John McIntire Parker Head Charles Slate John G. Morse Augusta Winneganee Creek Fd. Hunt Portland Willard Cromwell Campbell Ellen Walker Harry F. Oliver Ethel Trask Auburn Morse Mill Harry C. Webber Eleanor Morse Pitch Pine Brown Bible Class The People’s Church

Arrowsic Community Notes and Local Travels

Former Morse High student Jack Currier hosts a surprise party in Arrowsic with games and cake. Local maritime news notes James McFarland joining the schooner M. D. Cressey. Rehearsals for Christmas Eve exercises begin. townspeople visit, travel and church events described alongside school term closure and family births.

Jack Currier Morse High School Arrowsie James McFarland M. D. Cressey Winslows of Portland

Randall Hosts Card Party At New Meadows

Mr and Mrs John O Randall entertained friends with a six handed card game Monday. Ice cream cake salted nuts and fudge were served. First prizes went to Mrs Forest Jackson and Everett Coombs. The event ended late with a pleasant evening. Brunswick High School hosted a minstrel at Dirigo Grange Hall Tuesday evening with attendees including Mrs Annie Jordan and Mrs Mar Robert Murray Wednesday.

John O. Randall Forest Jackson Everett Coombs Brunswick High School Dirigo Grange Hall Annie Jordan Mar- Robert Murray

Diverse Christmas Sale Items Across Fabrics and Accessories

A long list of discounted textiles and gift items from aprons and handkerchiefs to leather goods and carpet sweepers. Prices range from 5 cents to over $60 for luxury fabrics and furnishings. Numerous brands and items fill the ad, highlighting shopwide markdowns and seasonal specials.

Local Family Welcomes Baby and Town Sailors Face Winter Work

Mr and Mrs Harry Wheeler greet a ten pound son born last Tuesday at home. Evans portable saw mill set up in Horace Woodward lot with lumber from Woodward and Osborne Woodward to be cut and saved all winter. Mrs William Davis and son Scott visited Walter Reed in Sisters Hospital after appendicitis surgery. SEBASCO Mrs F W Ridley Mrs Melvin Wallace Emma Ridley rode the Virginia to Bath. Gale and high tide damaged floats Jim McKinney's fish house and wharf. Floyd Wallace returns after a cold. William Wilson ill. Maria Harris improving. George Humphrey and Henry Alexander sold 21 dollars worth of fish in Portland market. Cottage prayer meeting at Mrs Gertrude Wilson. T M Bartlett fell into icy water at the dock but was rescued. Nellie York rode stage to Bath. Town schools close for Christmas. Alvin Wallace caught 190 pounds. Cecil Wallace and Earl Bartlett went to Portland. Capt T H Bartlett family returned from Bath after ice blocked the way. Bert Morrison went to Boston to be engine on a tug.

Zizania Howard Coal Yards Kennebec Washington and Center Sts R. T Hyde Park Boston Haynes Portland Bath Miles Purington West Bath Blind Crossing Brooks Blind Crossy Woods Harry Wheeler Mr. Evans Horace Woodward Osborne Woodward William Davis Scott Lewiston Walter Reed Sisters’ Hospital F. W. Ridley Melvin Wallace Emma Ridley Virginia Jim McKinney Floyd Wallace William Wilson Maria Harris George Humphrey Henry Alexander T. M. Bartlett Candy's Harbor Nellie York

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