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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1912
Page
4
Local notes on Malaga island residents and movement to institutions, state purchase plans, and a court dispute over island ownership. Reports of sheep losses from dogs, town finances, illness, repairs, and social events across Phippsburg including Dromore grange, Meadowbrook gatherings, and civic meetings.
Morris Pickard improves from pneumonia with Dr. E M Fuller attending. Annie Trask returns from Keene N H. Nan Hunt sick with the grip. William Willis returns from Isle au Haut to accompany his daughter Mrs Elmer Lufkin home after her appendectomy in Portland. Mrs Lufkin recovering at home after Maine General Hospital surgery. Mrs Charles Stinson back to activity after bronchitis. Henry Potter ill at home. Partridge of Damariscotta visits Obadiah Trask. Frances Parks resumes Morse High studies after appendectomy. boarding with Mr and Mrs James Purington during cold weather. Mrs Joshua N Tibbetts ill. Ernest Knight visits from Waldoboro. Rev N B Cook preaches at Winnegance Church. Local sliding on Schoolhouse hill draws many youths. Don F Cook, formerly postmaster, ill in Keene NH. Twin girls born to Mrs Milton Morse of Lynn, formerly Winnegance, died. Jessie Ferguson subbing for Edna Pickard at school during Morris Pickard illness. Charles Preble recovering from axe wound. Mrs D A Merry ill. Randall Coombs completes sled, reflecting Bath training. D A Merry hauling wood for Charles Stinson. Henry Stearns visiting Home from Boston street railway job. Mrs Fred Coombs receives postmaster commission signed by Secretary Hitchcock. Mrs George Eaton operates throat surgery in Bath. Winnegance whist club meets at Alton Oliver’s.
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