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Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1916

Page

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Selectmen Shift Lumber Procurement For Bowdoinham Town Work

Bowdoinham selects new method for obtaining standing lumber from Carpenter Bros 40 000 feet to be cut hauled and used for bridges sidewalks and town projects. Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co enhances wharf area with hauling grading and repairs while keeping workers employed. Local social items note visits entertainments and community notices ahead of Page Two.

A. W. Dunn Yarmouth Junction Long Branch Farm Given Co W.W. H. Gould Walter Sedgley Frank Small J. Court Bath J. B. Waring New Jersey Sagadahoclizer Co Bert ‘Pierce Bowdoin Lewiston Bowdoinham Kathanis Florence Small Pleasant St Ethel Fisher Cathance Robert Ferguson Methodist Aid Lena Cobb America Margaret Purinton Brunswick Carpenter Bros Moore Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co C. L. Mosher Mosher J. B. Clark G. H. McKay George Cutler C. B. Randall G. T. Getchell GC. F. Staples F. K. Jack Bertha Moulton Oronoon

Annual Meeting Reports On Bath Orphan Asylum

The Bath Military and Naval Orphan Asylum Association held its annual meeting in the Common Council rooms. New local trustees and lady visitors were elected. reports praised conditions and charity work, noting Civil War roots and a long-serving secretary and treasurer.

Bath Military and Naval Orphan Asylum Association Samuel Welch Lewis P. King A. Farrabee H. T. Passmore James C. Mulligan C. H. Cahill R. K. Hall H. W. Howard Lowell Board of Trustees W. H. Watson Committee On Children H. A. Duncan Bath Military and Naval Asylum Bath 3Rd Maine New Endland Our Sarah Sampson Maine Arlington Duncan Bath Savings Institution

New Year's Eve Party at the Williams Mansion in Phippsburg

A New Year's Eve gathering at the Williams Mansion hosted by Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Williams featured gifts, music, and a toast at midnight attended by local residents including C. V. Minott Jr., the Bowkers, the Lees, and the Minott sisters. The narrative covers guests, decorations, refreshments, and a warm village scene amid winter weather.

Williams A. F. Williams Abbie Minott Bess Dickinson Mrs. Williams C. V. Minott, Jr Walter H. Bowker J. F. Leeach Alice Bess Grace Dickinson Martha Cutting F. B.williams C. V. Minott M. F. Slade Mr. Slade Hater Percy Grace Percy Charles Perkins Charles, Jr Ida McVicar Alice Wilson Irene Sadie Wilson Willie Bowie Thomas Bartlett Marion Dr. Williams Auburndale Mass Frank Schofield Cox’s Head West Pownal Phippsburg East Brunswick Ham’s Hill John D. Eastman William Butler N. W. Eaton Edith Eaton Bath F. S. Bowker Walter Bowker George Leeach Ruth Eaton G. €. Pease Small West Point Roland Eaton Tufts College Medford Ashdale Eaton Eleanor Morse Winneganee Miss Morse Boothby & Bartlett Waterville Fred Hinckley T. H. Wheeler Co Boston U. S Irena Riddelon West Point Eliza ‘Gilliam

New Laurels for the 4th Company CAC Maine Coast Artillery

The Adjutant General’s monthly bulletin shows the 4th Company CAC at 45.47 percent efficiency, ranking first among Maine coast artillery units. Hyde Guards lead with 45.47 percent, followed by Westbrook’s 12th Company and Portland’s 2nd Company, amid a point system rating officers and enlisted personnel.

War Department Adjutant General’s Augusta Maine Hyde Guards 12Th Co Westbrook 2Nd Co Portland 4Th Co

Prominent Men of Sagadahoc No 14 Portrait of William Phips

Henry O. Thayer reviews William Phips as a colonial figure, noting the lack of preserved relics but highlighting a likely authentic portrait in New Haven. The piece recalls Phips’s treasure finding, knighthood, governorship, and duties, with limited surviving personal artifacts.

Sagadahoc NO Whittier Longfellow William Phips St. Mary Walnoth Lombard Street London Phips Boston James Duke of Albermarle New England Mather New Haven

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Live News John M. Clark Chadbourn Meridence Front St. Tel Rhryjz Rooms THE Orphan Asylum Capt. Watson Marion Bartlett Thomas McCormick Elbow Hill Sheldrake Basin Wilton N. H Ruth Morrison Cliff ‘Island Slade West Medford Russell Hosmer C.A.C Adjutant General Maine Coast Artillery North End Shipyard Henry O. Thayer
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