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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1918

Page

7

Wesley Church Honors Local Servicemen With Unveiling of Roll

A Sunday service at Wesley Church unveiled the honor roll and unfurled the service flag, saluting local men in the armed forces. Edward Coombs led the roll readings, with Edward D. True and Warren D. Oliver raising the flag. The event featured tributes from donors and officials, a patriotic sermon on world builders, and a framed oak roll listing cadets and soldiers of Wesley Church.

Wesley Edward Coombs Brotherhood Club Ne Edward D. True Warren D. Oliver Wesley Troop B.S.A Arnold P. Goolen Board of Trusteees H. L. Hopkins van Dyke France A. E. Baum Dr. Joy Christ Theodore Roosevelt Richard K. Marr

Married juror carries knitting in Alameda trial

A clipping from Alameda reports Mrs. Mattie E. James, wife of Sewall, serving on a superior court jury with three qualified women. She brings knitting into the box as Harrison B. Woods stands trial for alleged false pretenses. The juror answered when asked about rules of argument, saying simply I’m married.

William H. ‘Sewall Brunswick Road Alameda Cal Mattie E. James Harrison B. Woods Mirs Philip Carey Woods

St Marys Guild Hosts Gift Shower for Nurse-to-Be Violet Smith

At St Marys Guild, Misses Helen and Anna Trott hosted a Monday evening event that gifted Violet Smith with useful articles before her move to New York on Wednesday to train at Bellenie Hospital. Members praised the turnout, sewed infants clothing, and extended best wishes as meetings shift to member homes for the rest of winter with Miss Jane Murphy hosting Feb 25 at High Street.

St. Mary’s Guild Helen Anna’ Trott High St Violet Smith New York Bellenie Hospital Miss Smith Jane Murphy Guild High &T

Leavitt Cleared On Alienation Charge In May Trial Hint

Virgil Leavitt, arrested last week on alleged alienation of the affections of the wife of Calaber A. Cooley, posted bail but then filed a disclosure on arraignment by mesne process. After a hearing, Leavitt was discharged of the poor debtor's oath. The proceeding allows Leavitt to be free without bail while the alienation suit may proceed at the May term of the Superior Court.

Virgil Leavitt Calaber A. Cooley Fred H. Thompson William T. Hall Leavitt Melvin BE. Sawtelle Augusta Charles D. Newel S. J. Court

Beals family improving health during Florida winter

J A Beals reports improvement in health while his wife and he spend winter in Kissimmee Florida. They praise Junelike weather and discuss farming prospects for an orange grove and poultry. He plans to return to Maine in spring.

Union Services Bring Four Churches Together in One Service

Winter Street Church hosted a union service with First Baptist Episcopal and Universalist parishes. Ministers plan to alternate weekly sermons with Wilmot B. Mitchell and William F. Wunsch preaching on Feb 24 and March 3. The service featured scripture, prayers, hymns, and a sermon on Acts 26 27 28. Community nurse Lina B. Riddle was praised and Red Cross and Salvation Army support urged. Leaflets announced Easter sermons and Christian Endeavor invites were distributed.

Winter Street First Baptist Episcopal Universalist Wilmot B. Mitchell William F. Wunsch Culbert McGay S. J. Willis J. Wilis Agrippa Paul McGay Red Cross Salvation Army Amid Lina Riddle Christian Endeavor Society United Churches

Military Man and Clerk Wed In Intimate Bath Ceremony

John Phillips chief machinist U. S. N. and Mildred E. Green were married at noon Monday by Rev. Samuel A. Evans at the parsonage 120 North St. The simple ring ceremony had only close friends present. After a wedding dinner in Brunswick the couple will depart for New York where Phillips will be assigned. he recently returned from overseas. Phillips is well known in Bath and the bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Green a popular clerk.

John Phillips Mildred E. Green Samuel A. Evans People’s Baptist Church North St New York Phillips Bath Benjamin Green Legion

Miss Bessie Mooers Spends Sunday at Lisbon Falls Home

Miss Bessie Mooers spent Sunday at her home in Lisbon Falls.

Bessie Mooers Lisbon Falls

Bath Resident Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills

F Wilbur Brown of 7 Crescent St. reports using Doan's Kidney Pills for twelve years to relieve a back pain tied to kidney trouble. He says the pills acted quickly, cured his pain, and now serve as a preventive, noting the product at 60c at Swett's Drug Store.

Bath F. Wilbur Brown Prop. Grocery Crescent St Dean Doan Swett’s Mr. Brown Foster-Milburn Co Msgrs Buffalo, N. Y Adv

Percy elected Harvard class day marshal first in Marines

Grandson of Bath George Almy Percy son of Dr. David T. Percy of Arlington Massachusetts is Harvard’s first class day marshal and permanent 1918 class president. As a Navy Marine second lieutenant at Quantico he led among six candidates winning 53 vote majority. He left Harvard to enlist when war began.

George Almy Percy David T. Percy Arlington Mas Bath Dorothy Sewall William D. Sewall York Hall Harvard Percy Marshall United States Marines Quantico, Va Arlington Hig School Exeter Academy Bay State

At Wesley Church Service Unveils Roll of Honor Flag

A patriotic service at Wesley Church Sunday morning featured the unveiling of the Roll of Honor and the presentation of a service flag. The program included hymns, prayers, anthems, and a sermon titled World Builders by Rev. C. W. Harrison, with the flag unfurled by Wesley Troop and presented by Arnold P. Coolen.

Wesley Church Grace Baum Lloyd Daley America Edward ‘Coombs Brotherhood Club Wesley Troop B.S.A Arnold P.coolen Herbert L. Hopkins Board of Trustees France van Dyke A. EB. Baum World Builders C. W. Harrison Kipling

Local notices and social items from Bangor area

Francis Frye of Bangor becomes clerk at Hall's Drug Store starting Monday. Marriage intentions recorded for Bath ship joiner Philip Dana Wight and Norway bookkeeper Ann Maude Andrews. Maine Wesleyan Seminary and Westbrook Seminary tie 26 26 in basketball. Lilen and Jewett of Bath score for Maine Wesleyan. Ladies' Aid at Wesley Church meets with 16 attendees making Red Cross supplies and comforters. Morse High defeats Thornton Academy 43 16. Bath fast team to visit Saco March 2 for return game. Miss Margaret Foote at Patten Free Library struggles to keep public placards posted due to mischievous youngsters. Funeral rites for Mrs. Sarah Frances Eagle held at home. burial in Oak Grove. Mrs. Florence Robinson learns reorganizing T W Hyde Auxiliary in Lisbon Falls shifts to Tuesday. Lisbon delegation attends. Division president Edith Wallace and secretary Valie Ward attend from Portland.

Francis Frye Bangor Hallet Philip Dana Wight Bath Ann Maude Andrews Norway Maine Wesleyan Seminary Westbrook Seminary Lilen and Jewett Maine Wesleyan Wesley Church H. L. ‘Hopkins Spring St Red Cross Morse High Thornton Academy Biddeford Saco T. A Margaret IR. Foote Patten

Minute Girls Organize Red Cross Desk Help

The Minute Girl system starts at the Red Cross rooms with Abenaki Camp Fire Group as initiators. Miss Anna M. Trott began the service Wednesday followed by Miss Ruth F. Shillings and Miss Mary L. Baxter, with numerous registrants listed for Thursday and Friday shifts by date and helper names.

Red Cross Anna M. Trott Ruth F. jShillings Mary L.baxter Margaret R. Foote Cora A. Savage Aline McNeill Della Merrill Madelyn Kingsbury Katherine Edgecomb Catherine Kane Ella McAllister Eleanor ‘Voorhees Elizabeth Meade H. P. Drake H. P., Drake Agnes Torrey Nellie Webster J. F. Meys, Jr M. B. Lloyd M. F. Arnold Julia B. Worrey Ada ‘Eb. Larrabee Ethel M. Lemont Bessie Hill Annie ‘H. Trott Carolyn Richards P . Olm Charlotte Meeker Nancy McInnes Margaret Baer A. M. Young Jane 8. Murphy Florence Watson Herbert V. Wiley

Boothbay Harbor Seeks New Enlistments In Naval Reserve

Boothbay Harbor authorities push recruitment for the U S Naval Reserve Force with limited enrollments through March 21 for seamen second class. Men with local board certificates not needed to fill deferred quotas will be examined and, if qualified, enrolled for a ten week training course before active service afloat.

Boothbay Harbor U. S. Naval Reserve Force Bath Arthur H. Stetson

Coincidence Nets Lost Bag Found At Times Office

Miss Wilhelmina Oscanyan of 7 Gerald Street misplaced her handbag at the Times office Saturday night and Stephen K. Crosby of 3 Lincoln Street found it. Both went to the office to place notices, meeting with mutual relief and a cordial reunion. A Hyde Windlass party enjoyed a slushy Winter Street slide Friday evening ending with lunch at the Colonial. Central Church Ladies' Aid met Friday at Mrs. D. M. Humphreys with substantial Red Cross work. Murray Club of Universalist Church met Monday evening at Red Cross rooms with Central Church League present.

Ladies Aid of Beacon Street James Dean Pearl Street Red Cross Times Office Wilhelmina Oscanyan Gerald St Stephen K. Crosby Lincoln St Miss Oscanyan Mr. Crosby Hyde Windlass Winter Street the Colonial the Ladies’ Aid of Central Church D. M. Humphreys High St Murray Club the Universalist Church Red Cross Rooms League of Central Church

Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by McLean Woman

Mrs. Koppelmann of McLean Nebraska praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for helping her regain health after a difficult pregnancy and notes it can aid other women with displacements nervousness or the blues. The ad cites forty years of use and offers guidance from The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Massachusetts.

McLean, Neb Lydia E. Pinkham Irs John Kopppelmann R. No. 1 McLean Nebraska America Ieee Hamedicine Co Igen Mass

Harold Snipe joins wartime service from Windlass yard

Harold Snipe a year at Windlass yard is praised as a popular Knights of Golden Eagle member and first Arrowsic man to offer service to his country. Financials from insurers list assets and liabilities as of 1917 with Surplus figures and admitted assets across multiple companies including Lloyd's Plate and American Surety.

Harold BE. Snipe Charlestown Mr. Snipe Windlass Iwan Knights of Golden Eagle Arrowsic Lloyd's Plate New York Eisleate

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OLD. Wesley Wesley “Church Harold Kelley U. S. Army Roland Weeks U.sm Victor Leask Medical Corps U.S.N Stanley Pierce Co. K U.S.A Harold Gerrish NLA Lincoln Farrar U. S.N Ivanhoe Parkman Aviation Corps Stanwood Cutting Standard Oil CO. OF Tweselt Albany Boston St. Mary Girls Bath Police Life Down South J. A.beals Maine Miss Dorothy Jewettt Miss Jewett Joseph Carter Richmond Union Services OLD Wesley Roll of Honor Florence Robinson T. W. Hyde S. of V Edna Small Edith Wallace Valie Ward Portland Boothbay U. S. Naval Massachughts Alter Adlard Vermont Eastern Casualty Insurance Miassa Insuranes Ee Gan Sue Hares Imemnemi Ae Liabilities Suroesete Eee Ee Tradors and Mechanics Fumatas Ode Aceiae Eee Gilead Corpitiore Onkleneroticert Central Mfrs MAT. Ins. CO van Wert. C Pennst EV Nts Ae Mutual Fire Ins. CO Lafayette Se Mtlad Elhia American Surety CO N.Y
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