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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
4
Bowdoinham Notes and Community Notices 1888
Christmas shooting match announced near Raymond school house with prizes of lurkeys ducks and chickens. Local society reports include visits from Rendall Lang Quinn Mrs Gilbert Milas Biles and others. town offices plan to use rooms for selectmen and records. several residents travel to Bath Portland and Hastings. weather and local movements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Diset
Cathanes River
Pood
Mars
Uho F. Adame
Miss Wieds Coombs
Tues
Cornih & Co
Dpuringten
Baron Wittmere
Poston
Mars. S. Gilbert
T. M. Milas
J. Bileidge
Bath
Uisther Graves
Gr. A. Rehey
Dronswick
Vale
Addie Trufant
Diesten
Found dog in Georgetown Maine brown and white collie
A brown and white collie dog is found in Georgetown Maine. Its owner can claim by contacting George F. Oliver and paying the advertised fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Oliver
Georgetown
Maine
To Detect Adulterated Flour Clarity Test
A simple test checks flour purity by squeezing a bandful of flour. If the paste clings together it is pure, but if it crumbles away it signals adulteration with chalk or whitewash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soeloman
Death of Thomas C. Main at 37 in Woolwich
Thomas C. Main died at his home after a long illness. He was the son of Hon. and Mrs. FE Reed Main and lived in town, ran a dairy on his farm, and attended Bridge Academy in Dresden. He leaves a widow, two daughters, two sisters, and funeral was held Wednesday with burial in Riverside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Main
FE. Reed Main
Bridge Academy
Dresden
Hays
Laura
Elizabeth
Lester Bailey
Dresden Mills
Gorham Farwell
Cumberland Center
Riverside Cemetery
Earl Fowler
Connecticut
Ernest Fowler
Bleike Reed
Swift
Eva Carlton
Portland
Sylvester
Damariscotta
Richard Moore
Edgecomb
Laur Luton
Thomas Main
Charles Baker
George Marston
Moses Kennerson
North Methodist Church
Hooe
Elizabeth Mains
Dresden Academy
Alice Long
Wiscasset
Beatrice Wright
Wilson Wright
Neal Creamer
Freeman Trott
Addison Ries
Losten
Charles Elkins
Florence Baker
Cony High School
Augusta
D. W. Baker
Sunshine Chub
Othe Center Baptist
Hell
George M. Stinson
Chopps
John Preble
Clarence Wreble
Caurston Trott
George Spinney
Edward Crocker
Mel
John McKenney
Walthit
Miass
Mr. McKenney
Waldo Dathorne
Relive
Massachusetts
Hareki Vussey
U. of M
Birth of a daughter for Mr and Mrs Clement Martin
Mr and Mrs Clement Martin announce the birth of a daughter named Thelmat Winnifeed. Also notes include Willisoa Siegars passing in Bath, Joseph Carleton moving his mill, Tibbetts on the ciel list at Bath City Hospital, Evelyn Munsey’s death, a well attended Methodist Christmas sale raising over 500, and a wedding of Smith and Chaney in Bath with naval groom connected to the USS Rappahannock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Martin
Thelmat Winnifeed
Willisoa Siegars
Bath
Joseph Carleton
Graves
Tibbetts
Ciel
Bath City Hospital
Evelyn Munsey
T. D. Lilly
Methodist
Soo
River Road
Wushach
Harres William. Smith
Carrie Chaneys
Tuck
Fenest M. Holman
Brooks
Smith
Rappahannock
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted By Justice Endorsing Health
An Indiana Justice of the Peace urges Hood's Sarsaparilla to those tired and run down. The ad claims it makes food taste better and relieves sour stomach and distress after meals, recommending readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Justice of the
Pesee
Phippsburg Selectmen Hold Session as Town Rolls On
The Phippsburg board met Monday at the town hall for routine business. John Lavery of White Plains arrived to spend the winter at his Seabason home. Henry M. Heald left for Portland due to his sister Mrs Verkins death. J M Stacey of Popham Veach will spend Christmas with his daughter Mrs Williams in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lavery
White Plains
N. Y
Sebason
Ienry M. Heald
Portland
M. M. Verkins
J. Af. Stacey
Popham Veach
A. F B. Williams
Boston
Charles I Oliver 66 dies after heart attack at home
Charles I Oliver a Bath machinist and safe salesman died suddenly Wednesday morning at 37 Shepard street while dressing after a period of poor health. He was born in Whippsburg on September 1 1856 and lived much of his life in Bath. He leaves his wife three brothers two sisters and was active in Central Congregational church and local organizations. Funeral Friday at 2 pm from his home with burial at Oak Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Oliver
Shepard Street
Oak Clrcle
Mr. Oliver
Whippsburg
James
Patience Spinney Oliver
Bath
Tle
Central Congregational Church
Ile
John
South Wortland
Bradford
Oliver
Phippsburg
Fernald Crocker
Annie Jones
Augusta
Funeral for Thomas Held at Residence in Norwich
The funeral service for Thomas was held Wednesday afternoon at one o clock at the residence in Norwich. Rev. Edwin J D Hardin of the Winter Street Congregational Church conducted the rites. Bearers were Gor ham Farewell Jessie Trailey Alten Strout and Ernest Leighton. Burial followed in Riverside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Main
Woowich
Edwin JD. Hardin
Winter Street Congregational Church
Gorham Farewell
Jessie Trailey
Alten Strout
Ernest Leighton
Riverside Cemetery
To hear always to think always to learn always
A reflective motto about constant listening thought and study as the path to true living. It praises ongoing learning as essential, noting those who aspire to nothing or learn nothing are unworthy of living.
Feldspar Find on Bowdoinham Farm Signals Local Project
A feldspar deposit of good quality has been found on Bowdoinham farm owned by ex Alderman William S Newell of Bath. The J W Cummings Feldspar Co of Bath will operate and ship raw spar by train to Cathance for grinding at a large Bath plant. Delays due to storms and cold weather slowed progress. The site lies near the Cathance river above Bowdoinham bridge, close to Maine Central railroad, offering winter rail access to Bath and water transport in other seasons. Philip Liberman of American Clothing Co recently recovered from typhoid fever and returned to work after a hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlevesant
Dermuda
Ibelee
Jibelmot
Tle
Iibelant
Stitigg
Dibelant
Portland
Liberee
Shelee
Libeles
Baltimore
Laltimore
New York City
Himemade
Pou
Jane
Dts
Bowdoinham
William Ss. Newell
Bath
J. W. Cummings Feldspar Co
Cath
South End
Cathance River
Bowdoinham Bridge
Maine Central Railroad
Philip Liberman
Maanager
The
American Clothing Co
City Hospital
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Dad
Davis Hatch
Baptist Church
Baptist
Tooth
Thardie
Goml
Charles Sprague
Sugadahock Fertilizer Co
Linet
James Team
Richmond
Celal
Henrice Webber
Milton McEwen
University of Maine
Robert Tramlet
Watel Cornish
New York
Wlrk
Jack
Ann Fisher
Blp. Gile
Ath
People’s Grain Con AL
Grange
State Road
Emily Pendleton
la Grove
FL WK
L. PY. Temple
Robert Gauss
Albert Trendersom
Vernon Lowell
Dexter
L. V. Temple
Joan Bison
Jessie Cromwell
Leta Patten
Charles Mosher
Willisons
Ellis
Saneh Moore
Fo K. Jack
Grinswick
Fannie Dinchelder
Winnie Hateh
Brounswick
Amerisa Tpurinten
Mgr. I
Purinten
Roof. Ferguson
Thelma Mevereh
Hattie
Giinds
Horace
Ries
Radmin
Vetery
Mies
Bela
Christus Vai
Mir
Mere
W. . Grayve
Lee Nichols
Waterville
Rla Jack
Mas. Jr
Cuarnich
Taurbert
N. Jr
Christina
Bowdoinham Advertiser
Curtles
Clifford
Tinier
K ‘Jee
W. Bridgham
Woolwich
Eben
Hendren
Brunswick
Senter
Charles L. Oliver
Thomas C
Main Funeral
Masonic Party
Peope
Temple
George C. Quicksail
Verkins
William A. Furber
Helen
Edward T. Whitehouse
Paul Jones
George C. Quicksall
Masonic Social Association
Ralph Wright
Newell
Bath Dept
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