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C. L. Farnham CO. Inc
Elm ST
Bath
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1916
Page
12
Local Jottings From A Maine City During Holidays
Short notes from a holiday period mention no Men delssohn Club meeting. Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge held a card party at Mrs. Thomas’s 83 Green St. Mrs. Harry Larrabee of Boothbay attended the funeral of Amelia Mc Grath. Savings bankers from Bath joined the Maine Savings Bank Association meeting in Portland. Rowe family and James H. Pottle hosted a Christmas dinner at Five Islands. Tug Seguin moved coal barges to Searsport. A 77 year old captain volunteered as cook in the city.]]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn Club
Esther
Cook
Bert Nickerson
Robbins Drynch
Erie Basin
N. Y
John Spicer
Nickerson
Bath notes on holidays fires heroes and voyages
Local items report the measles outbreak at the South End and a two hour late Saturday train from Bath. Clergy, families, and scouts participate in Christmas events and charity dinners while Captain Freeman and Capt. Jere Hayes are named in naval and overseas tales with ships built in Bath.
Suburban winter of activities and local notices
Pickerel fishing through the ice attracts many anglers while Acadia Lodge Knights of Pythias elect officers. A special convocation at Montgomery & St Bernard to work the P M E M and a postponed Winter Street Church prayer meeting due to Pastor Duncklee's Boston trip. A chicken dinner planned at Frye's and note of rising Midgets numbers. YMCA gymnastic classes omitted due to Miss Miriam Kimball's absence. High School beat the Alumni in a Thursday basketball game. Undertaker Curtis reported the death of Lydia Beals, remains to Maple Grove Cemetery. Texacos beat Eurekas by four pins in Park League. Eurekas high single 105 and high total 271. Hello headquarters scene hosted 25 Central women for a joke tree and gift distribution led by Cora Savage and Margaret Foster. silk umbrella presented to chief operator Adeline Costain. Boston Post notes a Bath grandson. hockey match tonight Boston Hockey Club vs Arena Hockey Club with Percy and Geran in key forward roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Montgomery & St. Bernard
Winter Street
Duncklee
Boston
Frye
Miriam Kimball
Y.M.C.A
Undertaker Curtis
Brockton
Mass
Lydia Beals
Mary A. Beals
Maple Grove
Texacos
Eurekas
Hello
Cora Savage
Margaret Foster
Adeline Costain
Christmas party at Beacon Street Sunday school
Bea con Street Sunday school held a Christmas program in the vestry with large attendance. Supt. M. H. Douglas led the event featuring a Gift service with classes presenting food and clothing for the needy, plus carols, recitations, dialogues and a tree gift distribution.
Christmas Program by Wesley Sunday School Arranged by Arthur Baum
Wesley Church Sunday School presented a Christmas program directed by Arthur Baum to a large audience on Saturday evening. The program featured prayers, recitations, vocal and violin solos, piano pieces, and a gift distribution by Santa Claus arranged by F. W. Armes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Baum
Wesley Church Sunday School
Evelyn Oliver
Caroline Rogers
Katherine Murray
Merry Christmas program at First Baptist Sunday school
The First Baptist Church Sunday school held its annual Christmas exercises in the vestry Monday evening under Supt. H. W. Moulton. A piano duet, solos, recitations, and a Christmas sketch preceded Santa Claus appearance and gift distribution for the needy. Gifts of food were collected for the poor and the evening was enjoyed by all. The Maine Public Utilities Commission set a hearing for January 11 at 9 am on Squirrel Island Village Corporation versus Town of Boothbay Harbor over water service adequacy, to be held in Bath council rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon St. Sunday School
Supt
M. H. Douglas
Herald Angels
First Baptist Sunday School
H. W. Moulton
Ruth Goodwin
Louise Irish
Ethel McLellan
Helen Martin
Ama
Dorothy Burns
Ruth Martin
Marion Larsen
Gwendolyn McLellan
Hiram Larsen
Donnell Carr
Theodore Burns
Santa Claus
North Pole
Maine Public Utilities Commission
Squirrel Island
Texas Foremen Edge Texas Office In Tight Bowling Match
In Bath Office Bowling League action on Tuesday the Texas Foremen battled the Texas Office team and secured a single point win by one pin in the third string. Dodge rolled 281 to lead the night and Connor earned high single honors with 99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Foremen
Texas Office
Dodge
Connor
Iron Works Workers Suffer Multiple Injuries in Local Accidents
Ralph Dyer at Hyde Windlass plant recovers from a severe left arm injury. Edward Clough at Iron Works suffers a head injury from a shove. F L Higgins at Iron Works injures chest with iron bar. Clarence Warner at Iron Works injures hand with a wrench and seeks daily treatment uptown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dyer
Hyde
Edward Clough
Iron Works
F. L. Higgins
Clarence Warner
Grant-Brothers Wedding Sealed by J.P. Grassy
Nathan B. Broth ers and Beatrice Grant were married by Albert J. Grassy J.P. at his Walker Street home last Saturday evening. The couple resides on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan B. Brothers
Beatrice Grant
Albert J. Grassy
J.P
Walker St
High St
Bath News Bits Shaped By Holidays And Local Happenings
Country butter scarce in market. Miss Marion L Tracy back from Smith College for holidays. Mendelssohn Club rehearsals resume Jan 2. Evangelist Felix Powell spoke at Beacon Street Church last Tuesday. Odd Ladies Sewing Circle met with Mrs Ida Chaney. William A Kittredge returned to Quincy after visit with parents. Prussian flag colors prompt reader note. Capt Fred McFadden received a patrol wagon with four policemen and two drunks for safety. Bath ice cream dealers claim over 500000 cones sold this year. one dealer sold 50000. Combination No 4 called out for fire in big willow tree at the corner. Mrs John S Ballou sent Christmas remembrances from California. A man lost a chicken from his bundles after an icy fall home. King Tavern and Columbia Chambers crowded for weekend. About 100 river folk delayed returning home after mis hap to the Nahanada. some stayed overnight. Moody mansion souvenir shown as a hand made nail. Moved mansion would cost 1500 dollars to relocate but lot and repairs blocked offer. Nine enjoyed Christmas day at George Rooke’s with games and music. birthday cake cut for FraZier and Royden Haines.
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Marion L. Tracy
Smith College
Mendelssohn Club
Evangelist Felix Powell
Beacon Street
Odd Ladies’ Sewing Circle
Ida Chaney
Highland St
William A. Kittredge
Quincy
O. A. Kittredge
High St
Fred McFadden
Bath
John S. Ballou
California
Miss Barstow
Percy’s
E. R. Leonard
King Tavern
Columbia Chambers
Down River
Nahanada
Wiscasset
Moody Mansion
North End
Texas Co
High river tide nears city landing steps Wednesday
The river rose to within a foot of the city landing steps on Wednesday amid reports of water works problems in Greenville. Local observers note pressure issues and high tides affecting navigation and shore facilities.
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City Landing
Andrew S. Merrill
Greenville
Kennebec
John J. Finnigan
Worcester
Eleanor A. Percy
la Plata
Bordeaux
Madeira
Evelyn W. Hinkley
Rosario
Gulfport
Maine
Chusette Fish and Game Co
Jc Rider
Plymouth
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