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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1912

Page

3

Bath Loses a Veteran and Community News Roundup

Funeral held for William C. Robbins in Bath with Rev. Allen Brown officiating. Robbins, veteran machinist and ship carpenter, longtime resident, survived by wife and two daughters. Interment in Walin Fairfield. Local summer social notes include dances at Soviet Hall, new clubhouse at New Meadows Boat Club, and various residents visiting, traveling, or erecting cottages along Squirrel Point and Small Point Harbor.

Arthur F. Larrabee High Street Larrabee Frederick H. Low Maine Winter Street Central Church Mendelssohn Club Bath Fred Lernham Brookline, Mass Allen Brown William C. Robbins Mr. Robbins Waterville Patten Car Works Canada Worumbo Lisbon Falls Tth Maine Regiment Universalist Church Solar Lodge A. M. Sedg Alice K. Robbins Sidney Woman Boston Ruth 3. Whitney Fairfield Dr. Bates Hardings Soviet Hall Popham Hiram Tostevens John Stacy Milward McNult Clebrate

Maine Musicians Open Bowdoin Harmony Course

Edward H. Wass of Augusta selected to inaugurate the new harmony and counterpoint course at Bowdoin. He has coached the Bowdoin glee club, choirmastered in Brunswick, and taught in Boston and Malden. His training includes Harvard music courses and work with the American Guild of Organists.

Edward H. Wass Augusta Bowdoin Glee Club Congregational Church Brunswick Girard Tallandin Charles H. Whittier Stanley SS. Searing Warren A. Locke Boston Harvard J. K. Paine Mr. Wass Malden American Guild of Organists St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Cecilia Club Festive Chorus of Maine Church of the Ascension East Cambridge St. Andrews Church Trinity Church Melrose St. Paul's Church Weymouth Mass New Cumberland Maine Street College Town George T. Files Bowdoin College Files Lovell Grace George Westbrook Fk. A. Crawford

Fourth of July at the Orphans Home Celebrates With Dinners

Matrons of the Orphans' Home work to establish a safer Fourth. Young Americans enjoy the day as much as the boys with pistols. Instead of explosive fireworks, pin wheel crackers are allowed. The main event is a dinner party with a variety of good foods for the children who had anticipated the day for days.

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