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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1914

Page

11

Bath Town Gathers For Festivities Amid Busy Weekend

Bath residents enjoyed pleasant holiday weather with events including church services, a dress of bells, and a busy weekend of transportation by electric cars. The town saw 54 discharged circus workers, a new dynamo for a Bath shoe factory arrive, and local gardens showing hollyhocks and candy tuft blooms. Foreground news notes a false fire alarm, a Five Mile Swamp blaze, and a large Worcester excursion group visiting Bath before returning to Boston.

Bath Popham Rockledge Winter Street Phe Tie Petepscot Swell Salmon River Pine Tree Circle Nellie Johnson Meadowbrook Inn Willis Middle Sts High St Five Mile John S. Hyde John Gilmore Woolwich Maine California

Bath Fourth of July Highlights and Local News

Bath reports fireworks after dusk on July Fourth with large crowds and a major excursion by the E S Co to Boothbay. The New Meadows Yacht Club held open house with Portland Yacht Club, and a Portland boat, the Clique, suffered a topmast loss. Town notes include police on duty, a car wreck blocking rail traffic, funeral services for Mrs. Donnell, and tattooer Charles Eustis amid summer sights and marine activity.

A. G. Page Baltimore Worcester Mass Healey Tourist Agency King Tavern Sunnebec Portland Boston New Meadows Wandlord Jackon Bath E. S. 5S. Co Boothbay Front St Morse Brothers Dimension Salem Lewiston Kennebec Hockomock Stone House Farm City Thomas Riley Small Point Cape North End Caboose O.B.J Galen C. Moses Small Rumford Falls Mary Donnell Chestnut St C. R. Chappell Elm St Sedgwick Circle Charles B. Eustis Singapore Eustis Charles Wagner Barnum

Local residents gather for Fourth across Boothbay Harbor area

Helen Martin, Mrs. Abraham Oliver, Mrs. Rollin Stevens, Miss Bertha Fuller, Miss Sarah Hodgdon, Miss Mary Tourtillotte and many others spend the Fourth in Boothbay Harbor or nearby towns. Boston, Portland, and Everett visitors enjoyed seaside holidays, with work, travel, and family gatherings noted.

Helen Martin Boothbay Harbor Abraham Oliver Bay Point Rollin Stevens Portsmouth Bertha Fuller Livermore Falls Sarah Hodgdon Susie Clark Mary E. Tourtillotte Squirrel Island

Locals in Bath area share Fourth of July visits and guests

Residents and visitors frequent Bath and nearby towns over the Fourth. Everett Trafton and George Reno welcome holidays at Georgetown and Boothbay Harbor while Miss Gertrude Feehan and Miss Miriam Adams travel to Rangeley and Portland. Many attendees, relatives, and friends stay with families, attend events, or tour cottages along Penobscot Bay and nearby rivers.

Hockomock Friends Bath Everett Trafton Georgetown Winslow Neal South Brewer Everett Neal Charles W. Clifford Popham Beach Miriam RR. Adams Rangeley Gertrude Feehan Portland Madelyn Desmond Galena Moses Oliver Moses Boston New York Jttolbrook Boothbay John Sampson C. B. Sampson Friedom Willian Boyd New London N Town Alan’ Parks Neponset Gertrude Lawton Dover N. H Clarks Clark Howard Watson St. Louis Charles M. Webber Lincoln St Henry Whealey T. P. Perkins Cox George Reno Androscoggin Siiness Pantuelet Charles A. Tarkman Dr. Savase North St I. EE Southard Frances Ishind Lake Winniepeesankie Frank W. Sparks Rogers Hose High St. Court Russell St Charles HH. Williams Pauline Hatch Lillian Mason Popham Millicent Clifford Joseph T. Swan Mayor Chambers Mr. Rose Malden Birch Point Swan Cottse F. H. Phillips Farida Earl B. Collins Boothbay Harbor Howard A. Webber Hazel Lovejoy Rumford Webber Grace Cotton Revere Mass Damariscotta Wakefiield Grace Libby W. Fr. Ham School St Portland High School Blackstone & Smith, Contractors Ellen Ham James Bimson Mrs. Bimson Sebago Lake

Visitors and locals share a busy weekend around Popham Beach

The missives list numerous residents and visitors as they travel to and from Melrose, Popham Beach, Boothbay, Banner and Montreal. Notables include Mrss Annie Cox, Miss Murphy of Chelsea, Dr Potts of Athol, Jack McGrath from Boston, and F W S Blanchard returning from Cincinnati. Suburban hosts and in town movers are noted along with a covey of partridge found near the Old Soap Factory road.

Annie Cox Eyalee Lee Porrisher He Vt Inelee Arlington Popham Hom John Stives Mondas’s Express Boston Postmister EF. W. Hyde Williams Island Nive Siti Alla Charles Hathaway Hathaway Cottage James Finnigan Insis Murphy Chelsea Nic Ea Ates RTS Ueattin Rly Emard A. Marr Hie Baton Bride Co Montgomery Dre Nt. Motley Piller Fuller Cottage H. EF. Ferris Fore River Shipbuilding Co Joseph Oo McCole John and Vanl Mondik Dr. Potts Athol Newcastle Charles T. Dupar George K. Nichols Quincy Mondas Read Jack McGrath Congress St J. True Andrews Detroit Mich Joseph Bellerose Court St John R. Meeker Alice Montreal S. J. Meeker Washington St Prout'’s Neck J. Henry Tremaine North Beverly Phillip A William Tremaine Richmond Kenneher Tremaine G. W. Glines James W. Coombs Lower Hich St

Fire Department Labor Troubles Stir City Hall

At a Friday meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen Chief Parks and assistants reported that volunteers would services if needed while company roles were filled. Most badgeholders quit for higher pay and left the department as the board referred the matter to the chief engineer amid town crowds and street alarms.

Board of Aldermen Bueineer Parks Babb and Pinkham Parks Fridas Teuvine Dunton Ain Atharm Aml Russell Sts

What Neurasthenia Is And How It Can Be Treated

Neurasthenia is exhaustion of the nervous system caused by overwork, worry, or shocks. Symptoms include irritability and headaches, with treatment aimed at restoring blood nourishment using Dr Williams Pink Pills and a proper diet. Books on nervous disease and diet are offered free by the Dr Williams Medicine Co.

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Sagadahoc Autos Registered Last Week Names and Vehicles

A Sagadahoc Secretary of State file lists several auto registrations from Bath Bowdoinham Richmond and surrounding areas for the prior week. Entries include owners Herbert Turner Monard Ay Core Gate Davis Rines and Norton with makes Ford Maxwell Studebaker Marion and a variety of body types such as touring car runabout and roadster with horsepower figures noted.

Werbert Turner Topehian Rev thett—Monard Ay Core Ty Union St Bath Maxwell White St Hath Ford Davis Richmond Savadahoe Fertilizer Company Bowdoinham Weston J. Bonney Washington St Marion John Rines Richmond Corner Lanedon Fred . Norton Granite St NWO Dee GoeShinae Oak St Studebaker

Bath Defies Bath? Wiscasset Beats Bath In Turbulent Game

The Bath baseball team was defeated in the ninth at Railroad Park as Bath players used foul tactics and profanity to dispute umpire calls. A Wiscasset observer disputes Bath’s claim of victory and urges cleaner sportsmanship. Rip Van Winkle, Bath scorer, is accused of inactivity after the second inning.

Sheepscot Wiscasset Bath Boys Bath Railroad Park Grounds Rip van Winkle

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