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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1917
Page
2
The Georgetown community notes a near tragedy as a six-year-old Raphael Rowe survived a horse incident when a water bucket protected him from a kicking by Duke the horse. Other items include the Working League annual meeting at First Baptist Church with re-elected officers and gifts, local trades, and community updates.
Mrs N E Hunt visited Norwood Massachusetts guest of sister Mrs Eugene Winslow. Mrs Seymour Hayden called to Camden for brother Nathaniel Gould’s illness. Mrs Alton Oliver hosted Evening Workers. Walter Marco injured foot chopping wood. Parker Adams Jr visited grandparents in Bath. Evelyn Tourquette and Andrew and Paul returned to Portland from visit with grandparents Edward Merrill. Harold McCutcheon left for New York joining Nicholson for West Indies trip. Cards from Mr and Mrs John Morse showed visits in New York and New Jersey. Winifred Bye arrived from Stonington. Ernestine Pashard returned to Gardiner from visit with Anne M Oliver. Daniel Deane visiting A R Campbell returned to Bridgeport. Mrs Arthur Funk returned from Freeport. Merry and Upton attended West Bath grange. Ethel Williams hosted D S Club for sixteenth birthday with gifts and supper. Mrs Lufkin of Isle au Haut visiting mother Mrs William F Willis and sister Mrs I F Morse. Mrs John G Morse improving. Onida Butler of Swampscott visited A H Goodwin. Ingalls from North Bath visiting Edgewood Farm. Capt W B Perry home for holidays then to join steamer Edith for Porto Rico. Doris Morse received upright piano from father Winfield Morse, shows musical talent. James Card of Bath boarding with George Stevens. Myra Merritt finished duties as Bath Department Store bookkeeper. Mrs George Eaton hosted Ladies Aid.
George A. Eaton marked 50 years of service at the Cabot mill in Brunswick this week. He is a member of Lincoln Lodge I C C F and Bath Lodge of Elks.
Eugene Harrington spent the holidays in Parker Head while Allan Thompson and Frances Harrington visited Bangor. Miss Lena Gurney and Miss Arletta Gurney stayed with relatives in Bath and Parker Head. The lot features calendars from Kimball Bros. and others, a Boothbay Bartlett scene in the Rockies, and John Williams heads to Hebron Academy. A long list of local residents, travels, household events, accidents, and community notes follows.
The body is a highly organized machine with the liver and kidneys serving the common good. Overeating meat alcohol tea disrupts function. eat less meat, plenty of vegetables, exercise, and breathe fresh air. Recommends Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and Anuric with uric acid reduction and kidney stimulation to improve health.
Public notice lists non resident owners in Bath Maine and nearby towns with unpaid 1916 real estate taxes. Properties valued from hundreds to thousands with charges and interest due, slated for sale February 1 1917 at 9 AM if unpaid.
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