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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1919

Page

2

Obituary of Nellie E. Rowe of Five Islands

Nellie E. Rowe wife of George C. Rowe died Saturday at four o'clock at her Five Islands home after a two year illness. She was 51 years seven months old. Survived by husband daughter Mrs Charles W. Boucher of Bath sister Mrs Galen Ward of Bath and others. Funeral at her late home Sunday at two o'clock with Rev William F. Boyd burial beside her parents.

Nellie E George C. Rowe Five Islands James Marcia Stevens Ladies’ Aid Five Islands Grange Richmond Charles W. Boucher Bath Galen Ward C. L. Rowe Leslie Virginia Rowe Alice Emma Ward William F. Boyd W. L. Berry

Wakefield Rites Held for Local Carpenter

The body of Fred F. Wakefield, 52, who died at City hospital Saturday, was taken to Saco Monday for burial. Born in Kennebunk to William and Susan Wakefield, he moved here to work as a carpenter and died of apoplexy after a week’s illness. He leaves a wife and two sons.

Fred F. Wakefield City Hospital Saco Mr. Wakefield Kennebunk William Susan Wakefield

Bourque Post Named In Honor Of Lieut Bourque In France

The Waterville post of the American Legion names its post in honor of Lieut George N Bourque who died in France while serving with Co B 108d Infantry 26th Division He helped obtain French instruction early in the war and later served with Co B The post also votes for permanent quarters at the Silver Racquet hall and appoints a house committee for furnishings Alfred Y Tong a Lewiston resident and returning soldier recounts his kitchen duty instead of front line service in France Auburn Housing Co formed to provide housing with authorized capital of 100000 stock offered on instalments and plans for 25 30 houses per group with local lumber milling support

Waterville American Legion of Honor George N. Bourque France Bourque Co. B Maine Alfred Y. Tong Lewiston Camp Devens Atlantic Tong Auburn Housing Co Auburn Auburn Chamber of Commerce

New Feldspar Mill at Reed Wharf Progressing

Construction advances on the John W. Cummings Feldspar Co. mill at the South end old Reed wharf. An addition and long shed rise beside the main mill while quarry rock in scows will be ground and screened for varied sizes then shipped by rail.

John W. Cummings Feldspar Co Reed

New Plan for Coaling at Bath Iron Works

A large coal barge arrived Sunday and discharged at Kennebec Coal & Wharf Co. elevators. The coal will be moved to Bath Iron Works by trolley, replacing prior hand labor using Larrabee wharf dispatch and Tackard truck. Modern machinery will save effort this year.

Bath Iron Works Kennebec Coal & Wharf Co Larrabee

Missed Papers Amid Summer Train Schedule Changes

Residents missed their New York papers Sunday due to a new summer train schedule. No trains ran out of here Sunday forenoon at 10 45 or arriving in the afternoon. Passengers on these trains must use the trolleys.

New York Bath

Referendum Petitions Filed Over Prohibitory Law Change

Petitioners from Sagadahoe County led by Thomas J. Lynch of Bath and 38 others filed referenda at the Department of State last week seeking to insert the prohibitory law into the national constitution following passage at the last legislative session.

Department of State Sagadahoe County Thomas J. Lynch Bath

Five Islands Grange picnic colors town on July 4

Nearly 200 grange members and friends enjoyed a Fifth Islands outing with contests races and baseball. Winners included James Stuart Chester MacMahan and Clarence MacMahan. A clambake followed digs by Nocton MacMahan and Stevens. Socials and visits fill the rest of the day with many staying at cottages and local homes.

James Stuart Chester MacMahan Clarence MacMahan Charles Nocton James MacMahan Alton Berry James Stevens Harriet Worrell Ogden Carolyn Stevens John Berry Five Islands Georgetown Kenneth Pinkham Bath Charles Pinkham George Yeo Boston Ellen Hagans Elisha Field Will Field Cleveland Davis Dexter Davis C. C. Davis Woolwich Gladys Pinkham George Rowe Cambridge Fred Reid W. H. Holland E. M. Horton Nahant Ely Madelyn Davis Silsby Proctor Hagan Carr Albert Davis Wilson Charles Hanna Mark Walter Moore Hallowell Moore Nettie Snowman Frank Southard Alvah Southard Harold Orville Rowe Vernon Grey Ellen Cromwell Galen Ward George One Wards Marion CG. C. Davis Fred Carr Ball Albion LP E. F. Lewis Horace Charlotte Wyman Fenton Foley Lisbon Falls Hilliard

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health from Roots to Berries

Medicinal roots herbs bark and berries plus tonics are praised as healthful in Hood's Sarsaparilla. The ad claims improved appetite digestion and nerve strength with lasting health benefits. It notes three generations have praised the remedy and suggests trying Hood's Pills as a gentle cathartic.

Hood

Meriden Woman Credits Dr Williams Pink Pills For Health

A Meriden Connecticut resident recalls nearly three years of stomach trouble and fatigue relieved after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She reports improved digestion, sleep, and energy, urging others to try the remedy and noting blood tone improvement. She provides ordering details and a free booklet offer.

Meriden Dr. Williams Pink Wills Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

Social Visits Across Georgetown and Nearby Towns

Georgetowns Mr Wardwell and Miss Ruth Wardwell of Boston are weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Reynolds. Mr Twombly trims hay for E A Williams at Robinhood while Miss Mason and Mrs Augusta Todd of Winchester Mass spend the summer there. Mrs Benjamin H Woodside Miss Ethel B Todd and Miss Bertha A Russell visit Bath on Wednesday. Mrs Clifton Mathews and son from Bath visit over the Fourth with Mrs Edward Cummings. Horace Jordan of Portland guests of Mr and Mrs Howard G Heald. Jack Horne of Portland visits Mrs Frank Thompson.

Mr. Wardwell Ruth Wardwell Boston Ralph Reynolds Twombly E. A. Williams Robinlod Mason Augusta Todd Winchester Mass Robinhood Benjamin H. Woodside Ethel B. Todd Bertha A. Russell Bath Clifton Mathews Young Son Edward Cummings Horace Jordan Portland Howard G. Heald Jack Horne Frank Thompson William Oliver J. Everett Jewett William A. Todd Horne Castine Ernest Curtis Salem Wendell Todd Grace Scott George Oliver Roscoe P. Todd Warren Dorchester Viday W. C. Todd Charlotte Bray Louise Drayton Roslindale Edward Wren Dorothy Drake Morse High Deletra Evadna Rogerson D. L. Pettengill John E. Oliver Hollis Webster Lexington Sagadahoc Bay E. D. Hooker Arlington Alice Frost Rudolph Trafton Fred Oliver Walter Hill New York Kennebec Point E. H Alfred J. Rowe Clayton Byron M. Rowe Fred Reid Gloucester Madelyn Berry Five Islands Harry Horne Lester Oliver Popham Robert Jordan Mary Feeney Oortland George Nagel George Emmons Lewiston West Georgetown Roland Harford First Baptist Church Carolyn Stafford Leo Renzetti William T. Boyd Antonio Candlire Renzetti Georgetown Olga Stegelmann Frank Taylor Vassalboro Marrtown Winslow Vina Kingsbury Martha MacFadden Georgia Knights Fan Buzza Emmons Carlson Frank Morrill Newark N. J Eugene Reynolds Dr. Mullin William Mains Bay Point Road

Hyde-Varet marriage in France ties to Malden life

Fletcher Sprague Hyde of Malden Massachusetts, long a Popham Beach visitor, married in France on Tuesday. He plans to sail home soon and resume law practice. He studied civil law at Rennes University after Harvard, and his bride, 23, holds AB SB and LIL degrees. Her father, M Gerard Vares, is an inspector and academy president in Rennes with education work across French colleges.

Fletcher Sprague Hyde Malden Mass Popham Beach France Mr. Hyde University of Rennes Harvard M. Gerard Vares Legion D’honneur Inspector de Vacademiques L’academie de Rennes Hyde

First Baptist Church to Consider New Pastor

An important meeting of the First Baptist church follows the regular prayer service Thursday night to discuss calling a successor to Rev. C. Raymond Chappell who resigned for a pastorate in Middleboro Massachusetts. Rev. Ernest M. Holman of Fairfield preached here last Sunday as a candidate and was well received. A large attendance is expected.

First Baptist Church

Brunswick Tax Rate Rises Yet Falls Short of Expectations

Brunswick's tax rate increased to 25.50 per 1000 from last year, with broad expectation it would reach 27. Higher valuations driven by The Texas Steamship Co. at Harding's contributed to the lower rate. The village also levies a sewer tax about 2 per 1000.

Brunswick Texas Steamship Co Harding’s Brunswick Village

Card of Thanks from Boucher Ward Rowe Family

We through the columns of your paper wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their sympathy and kindly acts and deeds during our recent bereavement and for the beautiful flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Boucher, George, Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. Galen Ward, Mrs. Rowe, Grandere and nieces. Five Islands, Maine, July 7, 1919.

Charles W. Boucher George Rowe Galen Ward Grandere Five Islands Maine

Bangor laborers join Bath road projects amid urgent hiring

Twenty laborers arrived from Bangor Tuesday night and were placed with Small and Ingalls contractors for Bath road building in government housing projects through Charles T. Jackson of the United States employment service. Mr. Jackson says there is an urgent call for 100 more laborers.

Bangor Small & Ingalls Bath Charles T. Jackson United States Employment Service Jackson

Working League Meeting and August Sale Preparations

The Working League met with Mrs. William Oliver on Tuesday for a luncheon and to appoint committees for the August 12 sale. New members include Mrs. Walter B. Cummings of Bath Mrs. Abbie Emmons of Lewiston and Miss Stuby Moore of Bay Point. Several residents and guests visited or stayed at local cottages through the week.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thompson Bros A. B. Watson Union Street F._S. CURTIS Center Street Maine News Notes Grange Caroline Stevens Solieis Warren Davis Manfred Newdick Carrie H. Stevens L. H. Rowe Lila McMahan Edgar Drake Viano Alfred McMahan Ida H. Rowe Boyd Siiging First Baptist Meeting Working League S OF Summer Suits Gabardine Seata Pri James FE. Will Co New England Lincoln Streets Bath Dept Store Store OF Quality
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