06 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1915
Page
1
Bowdoinham notes report on town business activity with selectmen closing the year, upcoming town meeting on March 1, and potential representation by Harry Powers. Tax collection progress, real estate revaluation talk, Eastern Star and Epworth League events, court sessions, and local deaths are listed amid community updates.
The column records townspeople weathering a cold snap with sleighing, visits, and social events. Mrs. Clarey tends a patient. William Temple and the newlyweds settle in Bath. numerous Bath and Popham Beach trips, entertainments, and church work are noted. The Ocmulgee sails to Bremen with Frank Percy as chief engineer.
Last week too the North Scho house hosted Rev Mrs Eisner and N Feltis of Walpole Maine for special meetings closing Friday night. Mr and Mrs George How Perry hosted friends with cards music ice cream refreshments. Geneva Jones has left for Dove ter Mass after visiting Flore Jones. Grace Potter visiting her parents at the Foreside. Jer Swett came from Boston to attend Jane Mary Swett’s funeral in Bath. Oil team delivery by Standard Oil at W F Potters on island. two hundred gallons for sale. Katherine Hagan guest of Mina Snipe. W H and J L Spinney crew chopping wood. Jennie Swett and Harry Swett visited uncle W F Potter. Elsie Blair visited Mildred Snipe. Mrs Emma Walker entertained friends Wednesday evening. Mrs John Currier and Misses Janet visited Bath relatives Sunday. Maurice Shea spent days in Wiscasset. Muriel Shea absent for eye treatment in Bath. Insurance loss on Thorne residence Lower St adjusted Thursday by Burgess of American Cent. The policy was with H T agency. Ladies Aid of An ist Church met Mrs Hodgkins upper Washington day afternoon.
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