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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1916

Page

6

Phippsburg News Notes and Local Travel Moments

Mrs H W Cutting of Dromore visits Georgetown for a few days with Mrs Annie Rowe. Walter J Small works with his pair of horses on the road. Old fields promise a big hay crop as they look burdened. Ernest Eaton returns from Bath to his parents’ home, joins by Mrs Eaton over Sunday, and he paints his father’s Ford. Roland Eaton starts work as clerk at Sebasco Estates Stores. The Richard W Clark schooner sale report was erroneous. it was sold by Capt Andrew Corey. John Holland begins work at Sebasco Estates Club House. Eunice Storey returns to Cambridge, Mass., after visiting Brunswick with Roland Eaton. Minott Jr and Bowdoin Commencement attendees noted. Bowker and Webb firms discussed. Mr. and Mrs. C F Webb, with Mrs E G Farrar, motor from Boston to Bangor, Rockland, Milbridge, detouring to Phippsburg to inspect a new schooner. Rogers & Webb own two schooners, one nearing completion. Bowker hosts and Captn Haskell host guests at New Meadows. Rev Charles L Stevens travels from Camden to Bowdoin Commencement, visits Leach and Minott homes. Pottle brings the James M lighter from Bath to Bowker shipyard. Mrs Henry Morgan and Alice Weever Haskell return to Deer Isle. Rebecca Bowker visits home Tuesday. Abbie Minott visits Stroudwater. Ridley and Collins families return from Hebron. Albertina Ridley graduates. Herbert Malcolm and family visit M J Percy and E Dickinson. Lermond and Spinney visit. Malcolm first vacation in ten years. Mrs Lewis Collins and Sara of Stamford plan summer at Redley home Basin.

H. W. Cutting Dromore Georgetown Annie Rowe Walter J. Small Ernest Eaton Bath N. W. Eaton Eaton Roland Eaton Sebasco Estates Bath Independent Rogers & Well Richard W. Clark Clark Andrew Corey F. S. Bowker & Son Rogers & Webb John Holland Eunice Storey Cambridge Mass Brunswick Co. V. Minott Jr Bowdoin C. F. Webb E. G. Farrar Boston Bangor Rockland Milbridge Phippsburg New Meadows Inn Charles L. Stevens Camden John F. Leach C. V. Minott Jr Pottle James M M.C Bowker Henry Morgan Alice Weever Haskell Deer Isle Rebecca Bowker Abbie Minott Nichols Stroudwater Prank Ridley Lewis Collins Sara Melvin Wallace Emma Albertina Ridley Hebron Albertina Herbert Malcolm Clarence Spinney Elizabeth Clarence Henry Lermond Herbert Malcolm Lermond M. J. Percy Emma Dickinson Lermond Spinney Parker Head Malcolm New York Baton Rouge South American Rio de Janeiro Stamford Redley Basin Ray Welch Bessie Potter Ernest Avery Walter Bowker William Oliver Ruth Morrison Cliff Island Frank Rogers Herbert Bowker Mabel Bartlett Candy’s Harbor William Wilson Eugene Perry Sadie Bartlett East Boston Elijah Bartlett Haskell Morrison Auburn Angelia Bartlett New Hampshire Rachel Cutting A. G. Fisher Foster's Point Althea Cutting Catskill George Oliver Virginia Blanch Heald Center Timothy Perry Town Hall

Local Social Notes and Ship News From Town

Capt and Mrs Caleb Haskell visit after short stay at Capt Minott's home. Bowdoin commencements include Misses Minott and Mrs Jack Haskell en route to join the Geo Smith schooner bound for the South. Townsfolk attend dances, school terms end, and the Jerome Jones schooner photos arrive for owners. The vessel heads to Buenos Ayres with cargo and the freighter cost noted at 15 dollars in coal.

Local Notes From Bowdoinham and Nearby Towns

Summaries of summer visits and travel among residents of Bowdoinham Topsham and surrounding areas. People include Ethel Graves in Sanford Helen Gould at Mrs Cora Smith in Topsham Pauline Gordon with her father in Lawrence Mass and Albert Smith visiting Ernest Smith in Gardiner. The Rockland Country Club scheme is described with officers and capitalization.

Ethel Graves Sanford Helen Gould Cora Smith Topsham Pauline Gordon Lawrence Mass Albert Smith George Gardiner Ernest Smith Henry Webber Bowdoin F. A. Heath Bert Strout Portland Miss Totman Waterville Walter Purington

Scout Field Day at Birch Point Highlights Central Troop Outing

The Central Troop of eighteen Boy Scouts led by Rev. Wilson enjoyed a week at Birch Point with parents visiting and a Field Day Friday funded by twelve Central Church donors. Winners in events such as the 100 yards, three legged race, high jump, and sack race received prizes including a Kodak, belts, and scout knives.

Central Troop Boy Scouts Birch Point Mr. Wilson Central Church Wilson Wishart Duncan McInnis Loyall Jones Haviland Torrey James Hanson Torrey D. McInnis L. Jones Hanson Kodak R. McInnis R. Shaw A. Wishart A. Houghton R. Wishart

Remarkable Eighty Two Year Old Deacon Cultivates One Acre Garden

Deacon Joseph White of West Bath tends an acre garden overlooking the New Meadows River. The crop shows strong growth with 1200 Yellow Bantam corn hills, high potatoes, beans and blossoming peas. A corn section is for a church clambake next October. White, a long time church deacon, once delivered milk on Saturdays. his home remains in the same house where his father once lived as Georgetown became West Bath. Also update on Fred L. Sutherland, son of local residents, in Reading Hospital after coal chute incident. recovery expected.

Joseph White West Bath New Meadows Bath Mr. White William C. White Georgetown Lincoln Massachusetts Sagadahoc Maine

New Meadows Notes Outlining Local Social Life

Miss Alma Holbrook returned from West Gar diner school for summer vacation. Harvey Jordan bought a Metz touring car. Mrs Forest Jackson hosted the Merry Club at her new home with nine guests, fancy work, and piano music. Friday evening she and Mr Jackson entertained eight members with a fine supper. Mary Luce visited old friends. Robert Sleeper of Waltham has been here tending property. Weekly Dirigo Grange Hall socials have paused for summer. Mrs Andrew Thomas visiting daughter Addie Humphreys. Mrs Thomas, over eighty, remains sharp despite past blood poisoning and now moves about again.

Alma Holbrook West Gardiner Harvey Jordan Forest Jackson Merry Club Mrs. Jackson Jackson Mary Luce Robert Sleeper Waltham Dirigo Grange Hall Andrew Thomas Addie Humphreys Thomas

Bath City Notes Skip Between Jobs And Visits

John Thompson visits Boston for a few days while Ernestine Pero and Elsie Rose spend the week at Southport. Edward P. Kendall of Bowdoinham travels on business to Bath Tuesday. The late W. H. A. Shaw, Bath High School Class of 1879, is referenced. Bath Iron Works repairs draw John Callan, John Heney, and Roland J. Weeks to Cumberland Mills Tuesday. Frank H. Gallison from Portland attends the Maine druggists meeting in Augusta after a brief Bath stop. Mrs. R. M. Bryant and Mrs. King visit Bath en route to Bar Harbor in a Pierce Arrow. Laura Barstow of D. T. Percy & Sons takes vacation. Olive Rowe fills in, while Annie Gardner starts as a clerk.

John Thompson Boston Ernestine Pero Elsie Rose Southportport Edward P. Kendall Bowdeinham Bath W. H. A. Shaw Bath High School John Callan John Heney Roland J. Weeks Cumberland Mills Bath Iron Works Frank H. Gallison Portland Maine Augusta R. M. Bryant Philadelphia King Saratoga N. Y Bar Harbor Bryant Laura Barstow D. T. Percy & Sons Olive Rowe Annie Gardiner

Regular Moose Social and Local Happenings In Town

Local notes describe a monthly Moose sociable at Music Hall and seasonal home projects with paint and shingles. A small locomotive display entertains as tugs move barge traffic to New York. Additional items cover new piazzas, camp preparations for Chopps Point, auto traffic guidance, and a burglar hunt that yielded no culprit.

Music Hall George Lightbody Texas

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Go Oil Company OF New York Albany Watt W. H. Bowker Capt Jack Haskell Caleb Haskell Alice Geo Smith Hazel Parshley Eleanor Harrington Edgewood Farm Dr. Bongartz Jerome Jones Charles R. Higgins Jones Buenos Ayres Bowdoinham Post Road Maxa Purington Carlton Jenkins George Jack U. of M Merton Umberhind E. H. Brown South Portland Lester Longfellow Bert Jack H. E. Jack Post Road Sarah Alexander Matthew Graves Mary Graves Goudy John Bird & Co W. D. Mitchell Sisters’ Hospital Lewiston Courier-Gazette Rockland Country Club H. S. Hix G. A. Lawrence H. Irving Hix Thomas McBeath William P. Burpee Glenn A. Lawrence W. S&s. White B. F. Smith A. S. Littlefield Arthur B. Crockett S. H. Doe Israel Snow Henry B. Bird H. N. McDougall Central Boys Deacon White Fred L. Sutherland Robert Sutherland Homeopathic Reading Dewitt’ Novelty Co Brussels Lot Ecru Novelty Net Nottingham AMS Immer James FE. Will Co Seguin Ariel Tobyhanna William J. Lermond B. M. Plummer High St Chopps Point Howe Farm Marshal Wallace Front St Thompson's Corner Oliver North End Horse Island Wallace Norris
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