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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1918

Page

2

Arrowsic Social and Local Activity Report

Miss Nellie Snipe visited Bath recently while Mrs. George Perry continues weekly Bath trips. Normand Drummond and Elton Plummer run a winter smelting and finishing business. Hattie Snipe and Frank Cromwell enjoyed a motor outing despite cold. Mr. Johnson of Woolwich hauls Harlan Gregg's lumber to the ferry and loads cars. Mrs J Reed of Richmond spent a few days in Arrowsic. Winship Reed and Harlan Gregg with Charles Rogers visited Arrowsic last week. Mrs Winship is on the Richmond sick list.

Nellie Snipe Bath George Perry Normand Drummond Elton Plummer Hattie Snipe Frank Cromwell Mr. Johnson Woolwich Harlan Gregg J. Reed Richmond Arrowsic Winship Reed Charles Rogers Winship Richmona

Sick residents and visitors in Bath area notice

Barbara Ayer has been very sick for the past week at her home in Richmond. William Rice of the eater has been visiting his son, Ernest, in Richmond village. Mrs. J. Reed of Richmond is reported on the sick list. Harlan Gregg of North Chelmsford and Winship Reed of Richmond village spent the night at the King Tavern, Bath. Dr. Seth S. Mullin turns his practice over to Dr. C. A. Peaslee while away from Bath. Y M C A downtown office discussions arise as the institution closes for heat shortages.

Barbara Ayer Richmond William Rice the Eater Ernest Richmond Village Vernon Ayer J. Reed Harlan Gregg North Chelmsford Mass Winship Reed King Tavern Bath Seth S. Mullin Colors The Texas Steamship Co C. A.peaslee Bernard A. Bailey Woolwich Medical Officers’ Reserve Corps Alabama Bailey Augusta Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis Edwin Getchell Chewankee Neck Bath City Hospital Stott Frank Bailey Nequasset Alice Jones Five Islands Arthur Brown Grammar School Jones Woolwich School Board Samuel Hathorne Vincent David Menderson Dr. Stott G. M. Stinson Susie Dott Pepperell A. E. Trott Fred Carlton Florence Portland Moatsweag North End Savage Place Bacon Place Sagadahoeerry D. W. Baker Roscoe Savage Nequasset Lake Ward Lynn John W. Leonard Reginald Leonard BE. R. Warren Day’s Ferry Leonard Lynn General Electris Co S. R. Warren Louise Leonard Massachusetts Arrowsie Ruth Day John Reed Frank Card

Knights of Columbus War Fund Tops $1300 In Drive

Knights of Columbus reports over 1300 raised for the war fund with the drive continuing through the week. Solicitors report strong response while organizers allocate wards to volunteers including Kane and Babine wards one and two Couture and Sullivan wards three and four Hart and Biggins wards five McLaughlin and Arsenault wards six and seven Mulligan Haraden and Olinto cover the business district.

Knights of Columbus War Fund John Kane Joseph Babine Ernest Couture Harry Sullivan George Hart Henry Biggins James McLaughlin Edmund Arsenault James C. Mulligan M. A. Haraden Peter A. Olinto

Fire damages Texas Steamship storehouse contents

Water from fire department lines and Texas Company apparatus caused thousands in damage to a Texas Steamship Company building's contents. Fire started in a third floor office likely from carelessness. Ralph K. Hall and Herbert S. Harris helped detect the blaze. The Howard Coal Company office was involved as the source of origin.

Texas Steamship Company Texas Company Ralph K. Hall Herbert S. Harris

Woolwich News Roundup From The Past Week

In Woolwich and Bath area notes Dr Stott reports Halifax relief work grim details from the Halifax disaster. Edwin Getchell hospitalized for intestinal trouble. Local residents visit, travel by ice bridge, and the portable mill moves toward Bath. New minister expected January 18 at Moatsweag.

South End P T A Holds Red Cross Meeting

The South End Parent Teachers Association met at Shaw St home of Mrs. N Gratz Jackson for a regular Red Cross session. Members collected 2 for yarn funds and purchased The Standard Dictionary of Facts, donated to Weeks St. grammar school. Next week an all day meeting is planned at the club rooms.

South End Parent-Teachers’ Association

Barge at the Kelley Spear yard to be launched soon

The note reports a barge at the Kelley Spear yard set for launch in about two weeks. It mentions goods or smells being shipped to large city markets and notes readiness for departure.

Kelley, Spear Yard

Milk price pact reached by Bath dealers in 13 cent move

West Bath notes detail a Tuesday night meeting of 14 Bath milk dealers who set a 13 cent per quart price for Bath customers starting Monday. They rejected a 14 1 2 cent push and cited Lewiston Portland and Brunswick prices to justify the new rate. Reports compare Bath to nearby towns with varied prices. Mrs Catharina C M Voss dies at 89 in North Bath after two years illness. survivors include daughter Mrs William Whitlam and son Frederick C Voss. Funeral held Friday at 10 30 at her home.

Berty White White Tom White Foster’s Point Miss Fletcher Maud Wright Walter Brown City North St Brown Central Maine iPower Company Fred Brown Diamond Spring Charles Foote Boston Bath West Bath Grange Hall Hoover Lewiston Portland Brunswick Wiscasset Castine Freeport Catharina C! M. Voss Catharina C. M. Voss Detteif Henrick Voss North Bath Voss Kiel-in-Holstein

Cundy's Harbor News of Harsh Ice and Visits

Levi Topman visits friends at Cundy's Harbor while Mrs Elmer Bartlett calls on her daughter in South Portland. Carr Watson from Brunswick travels after his mother visited Can dy's Harbor. Fishermen busy cutting ice to launch boats as the harbor remains frozen. Harpswell and Card's Cove residents shuttle across the ice. Miss Wygand Harley visits her sister in South Portland. Boys fill out questionnaires. George Barnes rides the stage. Gladys Catlin goes to Brunswick for a music lesson. Walter Davis returns from two weeks in Portland.

Levi Topman Cundy’s Harbor Elmer Bartlett South Portland Carr Watson Brunswick Candy's Harbor Harpswell Card's Cove Bert Alexander George Barnes Gladys Catlin Walter Davis Portland

Barbours Return From New York Visit

Mr and Mrs Clifford Barbour returned from New York where they visited Percy Barbour their son and second in command of the New York State police.

Clifford Barbour New York Percy Barbour

Remember The Clearance Sale Now In Serges and Stripes

Clearance sale highlights skirts in serges poplins and stripes. Price markers drop from $6.98 to as low as 69 cents per skirt with multiple lots and color options including black and navy.

Icehouse activity and local notices in Dirigo region

Farmers fill Garnet House icehouses as Stover pond reports twenty four inches of ice. Residents travel and visit including Miss Holbrook from Portland, Mrs Arthur Savage from New Hampshire, and Roberta Murray. Dirigo Grange officers to be installed. Whitman Holbrook to serve as master.

Stover’s Pond John Randall George Rush Frank Jordan Garnet House Misses Mercy Calista Holbrook Portland C. B. Savage Woolwich Potter Arthur Savage New Hampshire Roland Roberts Fir Point Charles Snow Dirigo Grange Whitman Holbrook Robert Murray Roberta Boston Alfred Clifford Ernest Sidney Holbrook East Harpswell Charles Rich

Postal Cards From Lieut Oakes Reach Friends

Lieut Clarence P Oakes posts from a Des Moines Iowa camp housing 25000 troops as supporters receive his messages.

Clarence P. Oakes Des Moines Iowa

Furniture for Baldwin Aids Army Y M C A at Fort Baldwin

The Army Y M C A at Popham Beach seeks easy chairs sofas and rugs from discard for soldiers in 18th Co C A. Donations of magazines and current copies are welcomed and a reading room is stocked with folding organ two victrolas stationery books and a piano. Miss Miriam Kimball taught new dances to the troops.

Y.M.C.A Popham Beach 18Th Co C.A Fort Baldwin Miriam Kimball Popham Society Hall Army

Bath native to attend officers' training camp at Anniston

Sergt. Paul Koughan a Bowdoin graduate of 1915 stationed at Camp McClellan for months is chosen to attend the officers training camp at Anniston Alabama. He enlisted in the New Jersey National Guard and served on the Mexican border in 1916, with most of his career in training since.

Sergt Paul Koughan Bowdoin Camp McClellan Anniston Ala Mr. Koughton National Guard of New Jersey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thompson Bros Hershberg Front Street Y.M. C.A Knights OF Columbus Howard Coal Company Blue River Halifax Dr. Bailey Augustus Lavine Gladys Wright Day's Ferry A. A.stott N. S Maine Halifax Ladies College Cora’ Sheridan Charles Sheridan Jessie Kelley Small Point Henry Carlton Vera Dexter Fred Rice Garret Galvin Catherine D. W.blair George Howe Edgar Bailey Ernest Purington West Bath John Thwing A. W. Lavine Asbury Bailey Harbor Ice Paragon Nottingham Whittall Royal Worcester Peerless Brussels Petekanetan der Sipees Eastchets Neal Ety James F. Will Co New Meadows Baldwin
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