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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1916

Page

9

Bath Daily Scene Highlights July Fourth Preparations

Ariel Saturday towed the Sunbeam to sea as war footing rises to 103. Bath markets stock watermelons for the Fourth while dances occur at Society Hall Popham Beach. Shaw buildings rise with seranite bricks. Holman F Dar’s novel awaits Bath readers.

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Weekend Maine items touch patrols aurora and local events

Two officers on duty down street Saturday afternoon and evening. Aurora borealis visible across the northern horizon Friday night. Bath team hides home games due to low attendance. Friday afternoon Boston train carried many tourist travelers. Rev. O W Folsom and Rev D L Wilson led services at Corliss Street Baptist Church. Congregational Church entertainments featured Rev Dr Hervey Miss Tracer and Mrs E A Farrar. Mark W Sewall builds a new garage behind his house. Morse High graduates seek Gorham Normal School entry for Sept 13. Elizabeth H Hares Ada M McCormick Winnie Elliott named. Coombs residence grounds receive landscaping work by Isaac Rideout. Morsey Brothers deny purchasing Piscataqua towboats. Abenaki Campfire Girls return from Birch Point outing. Democratic organizers plan Maine intervention before September election. President Wilson's appearance undecided. Bronze tablet donated to Patten Free Library honors Galen C Moses. Fishbeck farm buildings destroyed by fire with $2900 loss. Portland harbor bid favors Capt T J Lathwaite for harbor master post. Mrs Wilford G Chapman of Portland aims for State regent in 1917. Elizabeth Wadsworth Chapter plans field day at Riverton July 14 with theater and guests from D A R and Daughters of 1812.

Hamilton Riverside Popham Beach Virginia Gray Rocks George H. Sampson Cox’s Head Popham Seawall Beach Small Judge Keesan Commodore E. W. Hyde New Meadows Jerry Murphy Herbert L. Pre Charles Anderson Bailey Joseph Huse Footer Court Street Sarah Headlette William H. Jones Corliss Oscar Randall Portland Forest Cut Landing Peaks Island Garnet New York Boston Randall Shaw Holman F_ Dar Bath Lewiston Barnum Circus Reed Wharf Parris & Marr A. P. Co Abner J. Wilson Sebaso City Landing Gardiner Genesta Order of the Eastern Star Stevens Dbeime Music Hall Westport Wednnesday Sebenon Bay Point Eastern Steamship Co Christmas Cove Pemaquid Christmas Corte Isaac H. Rideout Reed and Ward Hish St Fitts St Rideout Beacon Street Elliott Fuller Dar Bays George B. Reiler Crave Reiler W. S. Wright Water St Sherif Booretown O. W. Folsom Corliss Street Baptist Church D. L. Wilson Congregational Nequasset Dr. Hervey Morse High School Gorham Normal School Elizabeth H. Hares Ada M. McCormick Winnie Elliott J. L. Coombs South St Morsey Brothers John A. Morse Clark Bungalow Birch Point Ruth Skillings Leota Jacobson Ruth Ward Ruth Ledward Virginia Paine Harriet Jackson Louise Cahill Mary Mussenden Cammila Sewall Doris Drer Jackson Miss Foote Washington Maine Wilson McGillicuddy Galen C. Moses Patten Free Library Henry Fishbeck Richmond Village Committee On Harbor Extension and Development T. J. Lathwaite Board of Harbor Commissioners P. H. Lewis Laithwaite Wilford G. Chapman Elizabeth Wadsworth D.A.R Riverton

Big Taxpayers List Highlights Numerous Individuals and Firms

The record enumerates numerous taxpayers including Howard Coal Company Hughes Morse Morse Morse and Kennebec Railroad with totals ranging from modest sums to thousands. It lists individuals such as Hyde John S and Larrabee Edward W with various heirs and estates noted alongside company names across towns.

Hounchton Lucy A Howard Dora L Henry W Howard Coal Company Susan F Hughes George E Susan M Humphreys Frances W Hunt Charles A Hyde John S Edward W Annie H. Keirs Hyde Windlass Company John H Ingalls Emily N Jackson George F John S. & Son Lizzie M Nelson L Neva G. Gregory Johnson Maria J Johnson Bros Jones James Jordan Charles H Kelley Spear Company Kennebec Towboat Company Kennebec Greenhouse Kimball Mary E Kibm Vtl Bros. Company Anna D Elizabet D Klippel John Heirs Knox & Lincoln Railroad Company Larrabee Edward W. Soto Larrabe Elizabeth Maud S Arthur F Ledyard James P. Las Harriot C James C Beee Lemont M. M Lewiston, Augusta & Waterville St. Railway Lincoln Georgia Loach Catherine M Lord John A Low Frederick H Lowell Madden Edith M Maine Central Railroad Company Manson, Ellen & Virginia Manson Marine National Bank Marston Nellie C Maxwell Herbert D McCarty Hubert H MccCobb Henry B McCormick Mary A McDonald Angus Martin McInness John McLellan J. Houghton James A M. Louisa Meeker Sidney J Merry Miles M Metcalf Blanche L E. W. Larrabee Mill Pond Ice Company Moody Frances S Mooers Fannie M Morse Bros Morse Chas. H Jennie R Ida L Nellie T Morse Harry F Morse Leonice B Moses Wm. F Oliver Galen C Oliver R G. C W. L. Putnam Moulton George Mulligan Mussenden Mary S Nealley Nichols Read Read Company Rachel A Ella D Nickerson Alfred E Norton Lillian M O'Brien Charlotte E O'Hara James R Wilbur C Omaha Real Estate Com- Company Pato Maria F. Borcod Pass A. G. Company Palmer Augustus Nathaniel T. Sol Hattie E Mary and Laura B Palmer Elizabeth A. Lol Ann N Fannie C Julia M Palmer Annie L Passmore Harry T Patten Gilbert E. R Jessie J Patten Library Association Pepper Edward Teo Percy Sammel R Percy and Small Helen Nichols Percy, D. T. and Sons Perow Alamede Perry Caroline L Pinson Edwin E Plummer Benjamin M Popham Beach Steamboat Company Potter, Albion and Woodbury Heirs Povich Simon Powers

Anderson Pharmacy Front Repainted In Pearl Gray

Local notes report a new front at Anderson pharmacy painted pearl gray marking an improvement. The New York express ran three hours late Saturday due to heavy travel. A barge was loaded with lumber at South Gardiner Lumber Co by the Portsmouth tug Piscataqua.

Anderson Pharmacy New York Express Piscataqua Portsmouth South Gardiner Lumber Co

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