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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1919

Page

5

Home employment braiding rings for us is pleasant work

A brief classified notice offers home employment braiding rings with easy tasks and good pay. It provides a mailing address for Phelps & Winix ham Inc at 200 Anderson Ave, Perthoned, ME, for details.

Phelps & Winixham, Inc Anderson AL Perthoned

Mrs Maud Nichols Dies After Long Illness

Mrs. Maud Isabelle Nichols 25 wife of Arthur J. Nichols died at 18 Russell Street after a long illness with complications. She was a daughter of William K. MacGregor formerly of Vath now superintendent at a shipyard in Victoria B C. She leaves husband a daughter Beatrice 12 and her father two sisters Mrs Wilfred C Trott and Mrs Fred Beekman two brothers Charles Bath and Winfield Worcester Mass. Lynn Miller and Joseph Teston of North Jay arrived to work for the Texas Steamship Co.

Maud Isabelle Nichols Arthur J. Nichols Russell Street Nichols William K. MacGregor Vath Victoria B. C Beacon Street Methodist Church Beatrice Wilfred C. Trott Bath Fred Beekman Wooston Charles Winfield Worcester Mass

West Bath Notes Include Local Weddings and Wharf Picks

Miss Eleanor Bates lives with her sister Mrs Chester Freeman in Bath while Clarence Baker and William Thurston report large catches at Whiskey Creek this week. Red Cross drive at Miss Jennie Hodgkins home draws West Bath folk as Raymond Rogers visits from New York.

Eleanor Bates Chester Freeman Bath Whiskeay Creek Clarence Baker William Thurston West Bath Red Cross Jennie Hodgkins Washington Street Raymond Rogers New York Annie Rogers Llewellyn D. Rogers Revert Coombs Hardings WW. E. Harding Samuel Cole, Jr Herbert J. Brawn Dawn Campo Jersey United States J. Everett Mayo Woolwich Joseph White J. 3 Lemont the Brotherhood Em Street Rena Clough Jinior High School Campbell's Pond Marl Butler Makten H.R. Rich

Bowdoinham Club Holds First Regular Meeting

Bowdoinham high school hosted the Boys club with Harold Shaw and Mr. Jones presenting on farm topics. Members built a self feeder for hogs and learned swine care. 20 members attended as leader Mr Penley aims to grow to 25.

Coonty's Bowdoinham Harold Shaw Jones Shaw Penley Lorenzo Minott Mr. Minett Bowdoin Minott John Brown James Portland MM. Co. We S. W. Miles Hanley Coolidge Massachusetts WL. W. Denham A. G. Hulse W. Auxiliary Ladies’ Aid Annie Leathers Addie Pierce Malala Sedgler Mary Webber Eliza Juancaster Flora Leavitt Elizebeth Newton Annie Beals Elizeth Bishop IE. B. Sirague Mary Weber Flora Leavitt Elizabeth Bishop Ida Blanchard Eulala Sedgley Emmn Perguson W. Wildes & Son Williams & Holbrook J. R. Walton Alf Brown Gifford John Purington Litchfield Fannie Gass Bath Red Cross Relief Society Clarence Cornish Wells Beach A. J. Vroom Newtonville

Mrs. Alice Preble Thanks Neighbors for Sympathy

Mrs. Alice Preble of Prowdpinham expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy after her recent bereavement and for the floral offerings. February 7.

Alice Preble Prowdpinham

Spinney Claims Champion Pullets

Spinney of 307 High street reports a flock of Plymouth Rock and black minorcas that, though under six months old, have laid three dozen eggs with several days producing five eggs. One pullet hatched Aug 1 laid its first egg Jan 20, and the owner calls them the most ambitious pullets he has seen while joking about one-upping any rival. Miss Harriet M. Johnson and Miss A. Lillian Leathers attended a Stanton club banquet at Bates College in Lewiston.

Spinney High Street Mr. Spinney Harriet M. Johnson A. Lillian Leathers Lewiston Stanton Club Bates College

Woolwich Notes On School Play And Grange Installation

Pupils at No. 1 school presented Liberty Journal with songs and tableaux, raising 4.50 for the school league. Woolwich Grange No. GS installed officers in a large turnout, with a fish chowder reception and remarks from Rev. M. D. Webster and visiting grangers.

No. 1 Liberty Journal Edgar Bailey Caribou Blackstone Augustus Lavine Bath City Maude i Hayward D. J. Hathorne Union Bridge Milton Trott Bath A. E. Trott Waldo Hathorne Connecticut C. W. Wright Baron Sidnut Marble Place Charlies Smart Woolwich Henry Carlton Alfred Trott Woolwich Grange No. GS Horace Whitney Bowdeinham Percy Bailey Locke Maurrice Hathorne Wiistasset Mountsweag Fred Soule Clinton Bailey Minnie Getchell Ernest Getchell A. S. Steward Leland Cunningham I. A. Steward Beatrice Brown Chaipiin Harriet McKenny Ceres Anna Soule Pomona Susan Brown Flora Marcia Bailey George Fullerton Alton Erskine Marcia Leonard Laura Farnham Carlton Trott Son Millard Lillian Blair Marion Carlton Mary Curtis Dover N. H Prother Boston New York R. J.gilmore A. W. Hall Valentine iMrs R. J. Gilmore Feo Methodist Church Valentine Favors Jesse Munsey East Side Dresden Frank W. Gould Nancy Plumstead Wiscasset Alton Kyskine Marshall Josephine ‘Plumstead Portland Warren Bailey Earl Rice M. D. Webster Deacon Soule Fred Crocker Dr. Bailey Harvey T. Bailey Elliott Horace Whitney

Letter from Chester Curtis with gifts from France

Charles R. Chase of 847 Middle Street received a letter from his nephew Chester B. Curtis supply sergeant Battery B 54th artillery C A A ER F. Curtis, son of David A. Curtis of Yarmouthville, well known in Bath for North Yarmouth academy games against Morse high. He writes from Angers France dated Jan 16 describing mud, a Bowie pipe, a German first sergeant coat to be made into a smoking jacket, and promises to share the story when he returns. He notes duties to ready a battery of over 400 men to go to the States and asks his uncle to keep writing until he sees him coming down the street.

Charles R. Chase Middle Street Chester B. Curtis 54Th Artillery C.A Curtis David A. Curtis Yarmouthville Bath North Yarmouth Academy Morse High Angers France Freeport

Street of Captains in Bath Maine Faces Long Maritime Legacy

Green street Bath Maine earned its name from a century of captains and shipbuilders who lived there. The list includes Francis Kelley John Delano Benjamin Delano Nicholas Preble James Murphy Meyers William Douglas John Cushing Edwin Poole and others with Robert Bosworth Christopher Carter and D M Humphreys. The street housed the commodore of the T and A Sewall fleet and the last resting place of Admiral Greene lies in Oak Grove cemetery.

Green Street Bath Maine Admiral Greene Woodden Francis Kelley John Delano Benjamin Delano Nicholas Preble James Murphy Meyers William Douglas John Cushing Edwin Poole Auld A. J. Lowell Fred Bosworth Robert Bosworth Christopher Carter D. M.humphreys James F. Murphy Ebed Murphy Boynton John R. Kelley Albert Hathorn Bbig T. & A. Sewall Admiral Green Mausoleum Ridge Oak Grove Cemetery Kelley Neptune Seven Seas

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