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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1918

Page

4

Five Islands Grange program and community notes

Five Islands Grange hosted a varied evening with singing readings and a road to Jerusalem game. Proceeds from sales totaled 26.55 with 12.55 expenses. auto costs reduced profit to 2.15. Community updates mention seasonal guests, church services, and local visits including Rev. Boynton and other residents.

Page One the Grange Addie Davis Ida H. Rowe George Gray Lila McMahan W. P. Cromwell Stearns Scott W. J L. Berry Vivian Beal Evelyn Rowe Jerusalem Brunswick Bath Bothbay Islands Mrs. Horton The Grange Sister Horton

Bowdoinham News Full of Local Doings and Visits

Bowdoinham reports visitors from Chelsea and Brunswick, weddings and engagements, farm accidents, and community events. Includes road work delays, Red Cross activity, ball games, a town hall program, and a large Fourth of July celebration with a dog act and a fundraiser for the Red Cross.

Local Notes From East Bowdoinham to Bath and Waterville

Mrs Belle Wakefield returns to Bath. M S Hatch travels to Woolwich to assist W D Blair with haying. Mrs C R Blair dies during Tuesday and Wednesday in Waterville. Mrs Bert Wood, formerly ill, shows signs of improvement.

Belle Wakefield Bath M. S. Hatch Woolwich W. D. Blair C. R. Blair Waterville Bert Wood

Bath Galvanizing Works Worker Receives Frontline Letter

George Bridges shows a letter from his brother Sergeant William Bridges of the 103d Infantry in France. William describes trench life with loud artillery and gas threats, notes a temporary retreat to a dugout, and mentions a serenade from German forces. He reports being in reserve May 30 and that fellow soldiers are well.

George Bridges Bath Galvanizing Works William IE. Bridges France Bill Sam Chamber of Commerce of Nancy Fritz Thompson Salvation Army Billy Patten

Boston firm wins contract to build colony in North End city

L. P. Soule & Son Co of Boston has been awarded by the Emergency Fleet Corporation to plan and build a complete colony near the North End. The project could employ 2000 men, with about half at work within two weeks, including 90 buildings from two-family houses to apartment blocks, plus streets, sewers, parks and lodging halls. Architects from Boston and engineers will supervise on site as preliminary work begins.

L. P. Soule & Son Co Boylston Street Boston Emergency Fleet Corporation Parker A. Soule North End Henderson and Moses Properties F. W. Gilkey Sagadahoc R. Clipston Sturgis Aspinwall and Aspinwall and Lincoln of Boston. E.H. Lincoln City H. F. Pierce C. C. Harriman

Emerson Retires as Sheepscot Echo Editor After 37 Years

Charles E. Emerson retires as editor of The Sheepscot Echo effective July 1 with ownership and management transferring to L. A. Gray. Emerson has run the paper since May 7, 1881 after 41 years in printing, aiming for a clean, unobjectionable local newspaper and plans rest before future work.

Sheepscot Wiscasset The Echo Mr. Emerson

City Valuation Surges by 2.88 Million in 1918 Commitment

The tax commitment to City Treasurer Andrew S. Merrill shows a total of 272 916 286 for 1918, up from 195 164 728 in 1917. Real and personal estates rise by 2 883 483 and polls up 927, with the tax rate unchanged at 26 mills.

Andrew S. Merrill

Eaton Story wed in Uxbridge in ring ceremony

Roland L. Eaton chief petty officer U S N R stationed at Bath Iron Works and Eunice May Story were married the ring ceremony conducted by Rev Alexander Wiswall at the bride’s mother’s home in North Main street Uxbridge Mass Lieut Oscar E Merrill best man and Mrs Charles E Funk matron of honor Eaton after returning from France will occupy a cottage at New Meadows for the season He is a Tufts graduate and Zeta Psi member

Roland L. Eaton Bath Iron Works Eunice May Story Minnie A. Story North Main Street Uxbridge Mass Alexander Wiswall Congregational Church Oscar E. Merrill 303Rd Infantry Camp Devens Charles E. Funk New York City Eaton Bath New Meadows N. W. Eaton Phippsburg Tufts College Zeta’ Psi France

Bath to Have Real Roof Garden

Maine Theatres Inc leases the Jackson block shop at Commercial and Arch to add a third story dance hall and a roof garden overlooking the Kennebec. The hall measures 90 by 46 feet and will get a hardwood floor for dancing. Alterations should finish by August or September with refreshment tables and plants on the roof. Alfred S. Black of Rockland arranged the deal for Maine Theaters, Inc.

Maine Theatres, Inc Comercial Arch Streets Kennebec H. W. Howard Co Alfred S. Black Rockland Maine Theaters, Inc

Death of George W Oakman Ends Bangor Piano Tuning Career

George Wi Oakman 71 died Sunday at Bath City hospital after heart trouble. A piano tuner on semi annual trips, he worked in Bath for patrons of Cressey Allen Portland and later Bangor residence. Born in Corinth he leaves wife and son Paul a Detroit physician. Funeral plans set for Kenduskeag.

George Wi. Oakman Bath City Hospital Bangor Mr. Oakman Cressey & Allen Portland Bath Ora Mary Oakman Corinth Paul Detroit Squirrel Island Boston Kenduskeag

Couple tied in ceremony at local church event

The bride, a graduate of Emerson School of Oratory and University of Pittsburgh education, is a member of Delta Zeta and Kappa Psi. On April 1 she resigned from Ben Arion High School.

Emerson School of Oratory School of Education University of Pittsburg Delta Zeta Kappa Psi Ben Ayon High School

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