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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1910
Page
16
An advertisement extols right living and proper timing of remedies. It promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a universal laxative and urges buying the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Co. through leading druggists.
The West Bath district shares Christmas entertainments at Berry's Mill Campbell's Pond and a family gathering at the Haggett home. Travel over the New Meadows bridge increases with good ice supply on Campbell's Pond and plans for Birch Point cottages emerge as land sales rise.
Rich text of holiday gatherings and town updates in Bowdoinham Maine. Lists visitors from Richmond Auburn and Bath, church programs, Christmas concerts postponed due to storms, prize gifts and social events, school terms and staff, local officials, and prayers for weather and harvest. Mentions families such as Savage Tregembo Kendall Adams Curtis Clancy and Andros with church and Grange activities noted.
The new West Point school building shows plastering done and drying before interior finish. occupancy may wait until safe from dampness. term ends mid February but students may not attend until dryness eliminates cold risk. A Sunday tidal surge reached Small Point, flooding the area and wells near Harry Plummer’s store. The ice pond owned by William Hosmer also took in salt water from the tide.
Mrs. Nancy E. Hunt visited her sister Mrs. Eugene Winslow in Norwood. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hewitt returned from their wedding trip. Miss Nannie E. Trask hopes to return to teaching Monday after six weeks illness. Miss Annie Trask visited Keene New Hampshire. Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Holbrook spent Christmas at Candy's Harbor. Clara Williams is ill with a cold. Charles Trask's arm is improving. A concert on Christmas Eve in the Vestry was well received crediting Mrs. Sophia Wilson. The L. A. club met with Mrs. H. C. Williams. next entertainer will be Miss Agate L. Trask.
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