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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1915

Page

5

Wild flowers and their charms in Nature's broad array

A National Geographic Society study highlights wild flowers across the United States from Newfoundland to Florida. It describes blue flag iris, great bindweed, wild pink, black eyed Susan, mayflower, partridge berry, moth mullein and showy lady's slipper with notes on pollination, habitat and cultural lore.

National Geographic Society L Longfellow Newfoundland Manitoba Florida Arkansas Louis VII Youn Louis France Pat Star of Empire Europe Madder Izaak Walton Duke of Gloucester Richard III Vronneil Ely Holborne Flower City

POPHAM BEACH JULY CELEBRATIONS AND LOCAL HOSPITALITIES

Ideal weather at Popham Beach through Monday complemented July festivities at Fox Island and Fuller Hathaway cottages. The Boston boat landed before Virginia docked, allowing Bath travelers to reach shore quickly. Mr. and Mrs. Milldrum arrived from Boston and registered at Hotel Riverside as Dr Fuller plans a cottage move in August to place the house diagonally on the north lot.

Mrs. Lovejoy Charles Hyde Ethel Hawley Bath Charles Saunders Elmer Hathaway Boston Mrs. Hathaway Ralph Pittman Wakefield Mass Holland Hamilton Carl Troop Little Miss Troop Arnold Cottage A. A. Percy Popham Pophamites Annie Torrey Torrey Cottage Emma Small Frank A. Small George B. Moody Riverside Mary McIntire Bath Road Wood Island Bar Fox Island Fuller and Hathaway Bay Pointers Virginia Sgt. Pearson Milldrum Hotel Riverside Fuller

Local notes from South Dresden reflect health, storms, and neighbors

Mrs. M. H. Carlton has returned from Bath City Hospital after an operation. Mrs. H. A. Munsey spent time in Portland with her husband of Eastern Dredging Co. Several residents, including William Gray of Charlestown and Henry Gray, are mentioned. A heavy storm damaged roads and bridges, with lanterns used as signals. The Lower Road Schoolhouse Sunday school progresses and a village organ fund drive has begun. Various visits, illnesses, and property changes among the Lilley, Munsey, Tibbetts, and Seigars families are noted.

H. A. Munsey Portland Eastern Dredging Co William Gray Charlestown Mass Henry Gray Lower Road Ensene Holt Alexander Munsey Sciniell Cs 9 Charles Lilley Gardiner Gilbert Lilley Heiss Stott Woolwich Gis Jerkins Gershom Lilley Florence Fitch Lexington Barney MacCollar Aroostook Jarties Roy Cragan A. J. Tibbetts Charles Seigars Glenwood Seigars Gershom B. Lilley Wiscasset

Social Notes from Parker Head and Nearby Visits

Mrs Lucy Gahan and granddaughter Frances E Quincy returned from Candy's Harbor last week. Mrs Gahan hosted guests from Bath over the Fourth. Miss Florence Payson visits Mrs M L Oliver for two weeks. Mrs Frank Webber and daughters Florence and Vesta remain for the summer. George Cahill paid a short visit to Mrs William Daley. Miss Frances E Quincy held a

Lucy Gahan Frank Daley Bath Arthur Thompson Parker Head Bangor Frances E. Quincy Candy's Harbor Florence Payson M. L. Oliver Frank Webber Florence Vesta George Cahill William Daley

Local Social Notes from Arrowsic and Vicinity

Mrs Mabel Eisner and Miss Florence Jones sailed on the Boston boat Monday night. Thomas Crowell and daughter Miss Alice Crowell of Boston visit G P Spinney’s. Miss Clara Baker of Boothbay Harbor visits Edward Pierce at the range light. Maurice Shea clerks at B G Potter store Sagadahoc Ferry. Many town residents travel to Bay Point and Popham on Tuesday. William Cunningham of Damariscotta passes through town on the 4th. Mrs Marion Frances and children of Providence RI visit C C Shea. C C Shea drives a new horse from Portland area. William Potter installs a new Victrola.

Mabel Eisner Florence Jones Boston Thomas Crowell Alice Crowell G. P. Spinney Clara Baker Boothbay Harbor Edward Pierce Range Light Maurice Shea B. G. Potter Sagadahoc Ferry Bay Point Popham William Cunningham Damariscotta Marion Frances Providence R. I C. C. Shea Portland William Potter

Civil Service exams announced for September to November dates

The U S Civil Service Commission lists exams from September 13 to November 19 for numerous positions including elevator conductor stenographer clerk and pharmacist. Additional tests on September 15 and October 13 cover many posts in Coast Geodetic Survey Panama Canal Service Lighthouse and Indian Service among others.

U. S. Civil Service U. S. Civil Service Commission Aid Coast and Geodetic Survey Bureau of Engraving and Printing Panama Canal Service Bureau of Standards Indian Service Public Health Service Philippine Philippine Service Lighthouse Service Weather Bureau Nautical Almanac Office Naval Observatory Navy Department Bureau of Mines Department of Agriculture Department Service All Services

Friuli District Defined As War Tactic Contested Front

The National Geographic Society explains Friuli as the Adriatic district overrun by Italians, detailing its geography, population of about 700000, and mixed Italian Austrian heritage. It notes linguistic differences, exports, and historical shifts from Venetian and Tyrolese control to Italian claims after 1866.

National Geographic Society Friuli Adriatic Sea Langobardi Italy Austria Undine Portogruaro Goerz Gradisca Idrian Europe Campo Formio

Hubbard on Advertising

Elbert Hubbard who died when the Lusitania sank on May 7 held a positive, crystalized philosophy of advertising.

Hubbard Elbert Hubbard

Honor and Courage Quote From James L. Allen

A quotation from James L. Allen declares courage as essential to action beside honor, urging both men and women to act boldly. The message emphasizes courage as the mind's foremost virtue after honor.

James L. Allen

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