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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1914

Page

6

Popham Cliff Reveals Possible Coal Vein At Rockledge

Reporters cite a discovery of black ore at the Rockledge site on Popham Cliff near Bath. Contractors moving the hotel back say blasting uncovered coal like material that could be a vein, with speculation on scale and potential Bath benefits.

Popham George S. Loveres Rockledge Daniel Bishop Bath Bishop Kennebec Small Point Maine Portland James W. Kelley F. H. Twitchell Mr. Lovejoy Horse Shoe Popham Land Fort Baldwin H. T. Stevens Wood Island Atlantic

Bought and Paid For delights Bath audience at Opera House

Bath patrons praised William A Brady’s Bought and Paid For at the Bath Opera House. Helen MacKellar and George D. MacQuarrie received strong praise for their convincing leads as the seven member company delivered flawless acting with a rich scenic presentation. Mile. Toutain and Prof Stanton offered notable teaching and musical interludes. George F. Duncan, Portland, is critically ill from a paralytic shock, while plans for a Cape Elizabeth summer residence were mentioned.

Bath William A. Brady Bath Opera House Helen MacKellar George D. MacQuarrie Prof. Stanton Evening Star Louise Hill Walter Hood George F. Duncan Portland West St Duncan Cape Eliabeth

Maine News In Brief Highlights Bequests and Local Happenings

The 44th Bowdoin College Alumni Association dinner in New York announced a $500,000 bequest to Bowdoin College in Brunswick from Edwin B. Smith. Maine items report candidate names for postmaster, mayoral caucus results, guardianship for James Dwight Curtis, and Vanderbilt cup sailing plans with Herreshoff hull weight shifts. Also noted are four new 49 ton portable stone crushing plants for the Maine Highway Commission, upcoming Maine Department Grand Army encampment in Lewiston, and various state events including potato day in Governor Haines era.

Bowdoin College Alumni Association of New York Brunswick Edwin B. Smith United States Maine Highway Commission Augusta

Got Hens Up Early in Bath Man’s Alarm Clock Scheme

A Bath man boasts a simple method to force hens to lay more eggs by waking them with an alarm clock. Another Bath poultryman counters with electric lights and tinted shades to simulate daylight, claiming superior results and showing off his new car.

Bath

Ten kinds of cabbage standardization urged by USDA

Washington D C Jan 30 The Department of Agriculture through the bureau of plant industry announced that any person with an unknown vegetable variety may obtain correct identification from the department. Correct names for fruits may also be obtained. The note stresses that misnaming confuses truck and fruit growers and farmers. many varieties share several names. M J McCormick passed Monday in Gardiner on business.

Washington, D. C United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Plant Industry Department

Many Bath residents and visitors listed in town notes

Capt J A Flint of Machiasport visits Bath while Mrs Lizzie King travels from Huse Street to Boston friends. Others include Mrs Oliver Moses and daughter Helen in Portland, Miss Frances Thompson in Boston visiting sister Mrs Wilson O'Brien, G M Stinson of Woolwich leaving for Portland, and Harold Rand from Gardiner at home in Bath. Mentions of Miss Ethel Curran to Boston, manager Maxwell moving to Portland, the Sewalls wintering in California, nurse Susie Larrabee in Portland, and several locals visiting or returning from trips. Also notes J L P Burke injuring his arm, Asbury transferred to Somerville, and local theater success by Lowell Foote’s Masquerading Widow.

J. A. Flint Machiasport Lizzie King Huse St Boston Oliver Moses Helen Portland Frances Thompson Wilson O'Brien G. M. Stinson Woolwich Harold F. Rand Gardiner Joseph Mack Lewiston Ethel Curran Manager Maxwell Portand S. S. Sewall California Orange Grove Susie Larrabee Children's Hospital Stewart de Mott Phillips-Exeter Academy Frank Patten Mary Byfield Mass D. C. Shaw Front St Merton Soule Bath & Lewiston Charles Howard Harry Bartlett Berlin N. H JL. L. Lowell Bartlett F. K.trowbridge New Meadows Atlantic City New York Kershner Philadelphia Flora Miller James Kerr Pelton-Miller M. T. McDougall Chestnut St J. L. P. Burke Bath Iron Works Middle Center Sts Loo Thomas F. Asbury Woolworth’s Somerville Leggett Middleboro Conn Mr. Asbury Asbury Bath Frank M. Harnden Litchfield Fred J. Dunton Harnden New Opera House John Whittey John Trainor West Bath New York City Savannah Cuba States Horace M. Bickford Charleston Trainor Bickford Bickford Lumber Co Lowell S. Foote Bowdoin '12 Sanbornville Foote Church of St. John the Baptist Arthur L. Foote N. T. Palmer

Arraignment in Grondin murder case in Los Angeles

World news brief reports the arraignment of John Grondin a chemist and undertaker in Los Angeles on murder charges regarding his wife Zelia Grondin a Waterville Maine native. The case hinges on competing handwriting analyses of a suicide note and a February 3 preliminary hearing.

Los Angeles John Grondin Zelia Waterville Grondin Frederick Courtland Penfield Vienna Baron Louis Rothschild Allegrasse Archduke Leopold Salvator Harvard James L. Wellington Wellington James Russell Lowell William Wetmore

Weather and travel tales from Seattle subscriber notice

A Seattle reader sends 3 dollars for a year’s subscription and shares local weather notes saying rain and warmth prevail with no frost. She mentions a pink La France rose from her garden and notes family ties to Bath and Woolwich, and that winter may stay mild.

Bath and Woolwich Seattle Woolwich

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Popham Cliff Mile. Toutain Waynflete Maine News James R. Clark Benjamin F. Blagdon Wisecasset William G. Hubbard McGillicuddy Postmaster Hubbard Taft William H. Hines Frank A. Morey Elton H. Thompson James Dwight Curtis Curtis Thompson Grand Army of the Republic John F. Lamb Livermore Falls Council of Administration University of Maine Robert J. Aley William T. . Haines Haines C. M. Stewart Bancor Chamber of Commerce John A. Roberts N. T. Cook New Jersey Experiment Guy C. Porter Houston Aroostook Skowhegan High School Fedora Lewin George Lewin North St High School Dana D. Wagg Dresden Avenue State Board of Charities and Corrections Maine Industrial School For Girls Hallowell James F. Bagley Wilson Bangor Henry F. Wing T. J. Nelligan E. C. Carll Lysander Wolf Laconia Wolf Cape Porpoise Warren C. Philbrook Supreme Court Artie” Bickford Mountain Cumberland M. J. McCormick F. B. Nichols Cherryfield C. P. Nickles Nickles Colonial Club World News Ernst William Victoria Onise Brunswick City Blankenburg Ernst August Potsdam Ernest August Ferdinand K. Keuhn Monroe Winthrop More Daniels Princeton New Jersey Henry Clay Hall Colorado Springs Wash the Times Co 10Th Avenue
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