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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1914

Page

2

Phippsburg Sees Small Point Boom

Arnold C. Morse of Small Point visits Bath while Charles Rogers works at Reach portable mill. Indian Runner ducks arrive from Pennsylvania. numerous local visits, boating plans, and town issues, with snow conditions and a looming March town meeting.

Arnold C. Morse Bath Charles Rogers George W. H K. Ingalls Pennsylvania Annie Cutting Portland J. F. Upton E. H. Morse Reach Herbert H. Wallace South Portland Grace A. Martin Henry M. Heald the Center John H. Stacy Popham Beach Stacy Popham

West Bath Grange Monday Evening Program

The West Bath Grange outlines a Monday program including a piano solo by Sadie Armstrong roll call greetings from absent members an essay by Mrs A E Rich a 1914 improvement theme a solo by Esther Peterson a Younger members contest a question on value of good schools versus good roads a duet by Margaret Peterson and Belle Don yell plus participants Addie Purington Mr Swanton Fred Ring and Owen Rogers.

Sadie Armstrong A. E. Rich The Grange Esther Peterson Addie Purington Mr. Swanton Fred Ring Owen Rogers Margaret Peterson Belle Donyell

Committees Named for Maine Pharmaceutical Association Session

President Frank H. Tupper of Bangor has appointed committees for the next Maine Pharmaceutical Association session to be held in Bangor in June. Transportation committee includes M. L. Porter of Danforth as chairman with S. R. Crabtree of Island Falls and F. H. Neal of Fairfield. Entertainment committee lists C. Y W. Davis of Bangor as chairman with C. M. Brown and C. F. E. Walmsley of Bangor, and W. Clement Mutty of Old Town and F. E. Miller.

Maine Pharmaceutical Association Bangor Frank H. Tupper M .L. Porter Danforth S. R. Crabtree Island Falls F. H. Neal Fairfield C. Y W. Davis C. M. Brown C. F E. Walmsley W. Clement Mutty Old Town F. E. Miller

Lyman E. Smith of Brunswick Honored for Public Service

The Brunswick obituary highlights Lyman E. Smith born December 17, 1824 in New Meadows. He served 11 years on the board of selectmen, 17 years as tax collector, and over 30 years with the Sagadahoc Agricultural and Horticultural Society while holding treasury roles at the Brunswick Public Library and Pejepscot Historical Society. He was active in local business, farming, and garden culture, and spent winters in Florida. A separate note mentions the Nutting portable mill camp relocation from Bay shore to Whitefield and a suspicious midnight stranger observed by a Bath merchant and police.

Brunswick Lyman E. Smith Brunswick Public Library Association Sagadahoe Agricultural and Horticultural Society New Meadows Hardings Maine Street Smith Board of Selectmen MSSS Pejepscot Historical Society Brunswick Savings Institution United Lodge St. Pauls R. A Mt. Vernon Council Dunlap Commandery K. T Bath Kora Temple Mystic Shrine Mr. Smith West Palm Beach Florida Nutting Rooks Farm North Bath Bay Shore Whitefield Charles Dowling John M. Schofield Boston Noyes’ Hill The Independent Fred S. Coombs Maine Ralph Trask Bath Grain Company Elbridge Morse Parker Head Charles T. Small J. F. Upton Lewiston Albert Lakin Portland Hattie Morse Hattie Espargnette Seymour Hayden Gardiner M. Hough Woolwich

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Relief for Rheumatic Pain

An old-fashioned blood tonic, Hood's Sarsaparilla, is marketed as effective for rheumatism by purifying the blood. The ad claims the acid causing pain stems from digestive defects and that Hood's stimulates liver, kidneys, and skin while aiding digestion. Take it today to avoid worsening symptoms.

Winnegance community notes and happenings

Local items report gatherings at the Winnegance Church and sewing circle, visits among residents, measles cases, and thaw conditions affecting smelt fishing. A busy season unfolds with jury duty, mill work, log cutting, and preparations for Morse mill operations and a new Morse Brothers launch.

Hattie Morse Charles T. Small Frank Perry T. N. Kewley Beacon Street Bath Winnegance Winnegance Sewing Circle Eugene Knight High Street Izzie Rines Izzie McBean Wiscasset Anne M. Oliver Edgar Williams Portland Harry F. Mliyer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Phippsburg Fred A. Willis George Curtis Small Point Mr. Curtis Alliquippa Charles H. Ingraham Virginia J. Arthur Stevens Harry Oliver Dromore Grange Samuel Jordan Gladys Meadowbrook Winneganee Creek McLoughlin James E. Perry William A. Perry Asbury R. Campbell Kate O. Weston Dromore John D. Rogers James L. Spinney Henry Heald Stonybrook Christine Frye Harry Frye Meadowbreek Frank 45 Bowker & Son Pitch Pine Hill Martin Wyman Abner C. Johnson the Independent New York West Bath Grange Lyman Ek, Smith Hood Willard Cromwell Auburn Morse Winneganee Yacht Club Abram C. Oliver al Ridley Marcellus Adams Morse Brothers William A. Merry OUR Dress Goods Department James F. Will Co Rrunswick Fletcher the Centaur Company Cillidia Press New England Telephone R. I Ida Adams Winthrop, Me Ieneegance Chichester
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