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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1915

Page

10

School Board session notes and local events

The local School Board met Monday night amid reports that hard wood for fuel is scarce. Miss Pratt hosted the Murray Club in the vestry. Miss Jane Shepard, daughter of the late John and Ann Shepard, died at 64 Oak St. Saturday. Other items include Park League games with Hywincos, Plumbers, and Morse athletes. a girls 18 to 2 win and boys 28 to 9. Public lectures by Mrs. Morrill Hamlin in Brunswick in February and New England Employees meeting in Portland are noted.

Ths Jane Shepard John and Ann Shepard Oak St Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters Regree Hywincos Plumbers Lane Bouget Morse Morrill Hamlin Portland Brunswick George F. Stetson Federal St Arthur E. Bishop E. B. Hodgkins New England Sergt James A. Richardson Fort Popham Custer United States District Court William J. McGaffee Thomas G. Plant Plant Shoe Co United Shoe Machinery Co McGaffee Plant 4Th Co William E. Deering National Guard Bailey School of Industries Abbie S. Starkey Smellville George A. Seeley Front St W. H. Watt D. M. Humphreys Agency Front Street Cony Boros Morse High Bath Coss Fitzgerald Gay Kelley London Times Krupps Channel Dover English Calais Baltimore Washington Hyde Pittsburgh Chicago U. S Ralph C. Masterman Weld Masterman Pie” Way Yale Winthrop New Haven University

Central Church League Meeting and Parish Notes

Central Church League met with Miss Agnes Humphreys at 8 and 6 High Street on Monday evening. The Parent Teachers Association of the South End met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Pearl Dunbar of 366 Middle Street. The ferryboat Hockomock, on a Saturday trip, met an ice floe and required navigating to K Y C to reach its slip, delaying its Bath run. Wesley J. Weir of Portland, state Sunday school secretary, attended the Sagadahoc Sunday School Association executive meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W A McCormick, 685 Washington Street.

Central Church League Agnes Humphreys High St Boothbay Harbor Boston Candage North End Parent-Teachers’ Association of South End Pearl Dunbar Middle St Hockomock K.Y.C Bath Sagadahoc Sunday School Association W A. McCormick Washington St Wesley J. Weir Portland Bureau of Navigation St. Valentine Rome Chaucer Lower Middle St Charles Thorne Perry Store Kennebec Bay Cedar Grove U. S. Department of Agriculture State Young Men's Christian Association Maine Sagadahoc W. 4. MacCormick Y.M.C.A Fh. W. Armes B. J. Brown Hip Morse High School Annie Oliver Oak Grove Avenue Blackman Eleanor Thurston White Ida Rowe Brown Jong McDonald McRae Hannah Maria Morison Daniel P. Morison Beacon St Henry Elliott William Shea Gustavus Pease John A. Small C. Raymond Chappell Elm Street Baptist Church John W. Clark Herbert J. Clark Clarks Mills People’s Church Evans Zion First Baptist Church Annie Jones Harvey Hill Lynn U. S. Shoe Machinery Co Arthur I. Pepper Eastman School of Photography Carl Hessell Holmes Studio Sheepshot Echo Fred Harrington City of Augusta Woodbury Bailey's Damariscotta River Chapman Newcastle Portland Express Mary Kelley Tas Wsal W. A. MacCormack Westly

Morse High reports five new basketball candidates and local events

The scene at Morse High includes five new basketball hopefuls, a Boy Scout game at the gym, and a report on school contests. Community notes cover the Carl F. Cressy schooner launch and a charity coat drive by David T. Percy and Sons, plus local civic and sports updates from Bath and nearby towns.

Morse High Carl F. Cressy Merry Seguin New York Brazil Percy & Small eYni CI AG Central Church Boy Scout Troop Beacon Street G. G. Deering Co Kelley, Spear Co Deering Yard Bath Knights of Columbus Cumberland Brunswick Opera House Leo Burke Morse High School Remington Typewriter Co Ruby Farrin Dorothy Totman Louise Craven Elizabeth McKay Helen Farrell Call Mikelsky Miller E. C L. Montgomery Natick, Mass Maine Montgomery

Pinklets Offer Gentle Fix for Chronic Constipation

Advertises Pinklets sugar coated granules as a remedy for chronic constipation caused by diet and stress. Claims harsh laxatives worsen symptoms and praise Pinklets for gentle, nausea free relief. Promotes free sample and 25 cent bottle from Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.

Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

Gardiner Merchant Week Highlights Local Happenings

Community events include pickerel fishing opening Monday, City Government session Wednesday, and winter parish supper at the chapel. The Honeymoon Girls return to the Opera House for a new engagement while a snow storm and fog horn disruptions are noted.

Opera House Seguin

Doreas Guild Meeting and Election Push Noted

The Doreas Guild of Beacon Street Church met on Tuesday evening with Marion Dain and Queen Mother Rebekah Lodge officers to be installed. Supper was served at six. Three weeks remain until the municipal election as candidates prepare for campaigning around Bath.

Doreas Guild of Beacon Street Iiss Marion Dain Trufant St. Queen Mother Rebekah Lodge Hei Ity Bath

Constipation relief with L. rr Atwood medicine ad

J W Cady of National Military Home Tozus Maine endorses L rr Atwood's Medicine as a superior remedy for constipation. The letter claims the product relieves irregular bowels quickly and improves dizziness and appetite, offering 35 cents at dealers and free samples from L E F Medicine Co Portland Maine.

L. Rr" Atwood J. W. Cady National Military Home Tozus Maine

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Unity Guild of the First Baptist Church Cedric Martin Willow St Carl K. Cressy Norman Merry Cressy Bahia Ranger Port 4Th Company Coast Artillery Corps Sei Gardiner Miler Seeley Wreek Y. M.C.A Unity Guild of the First Baptist Holy Name Society Aderton Dougherty City Hall Combination Four Isaiah King American Lce Co People's Church Alice May Davenport Wiley Ramona Connell Great Pocahontas Sarah A. Kierstead Wiscasset Reed Dupont T. W. Hyde Sons of Veterans Eleanor Bertram Fred Stover John Warner Ethel Varney Prof. Stanton U. S. District Court J. Albert Redlon F. W. Webb Co S. M. Homes Co Braman, Dow & Co Page Boiler Co W. I. Blake Co C. M. and H. T George W. Littlefield Lisbon Falls Dealer L. Ef.” Medicine CO
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