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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1918

Page

7

Locals and Personsals: Bath and Vicinity News

Excursions Sunday flood the rivers while 1700 poll tax payers settle with the city collector. Bath draft board warns exempted men may face Camp Devens. Bath clothing buyers fear winter and spring fashion changes. Local trips to White Mountains Buckfield and Bethel noted along with several household moves and new arrivals.

St. Swithins Arthur Sewall Stone House Fred E. Whitmore Whitmore Washington Street Jane Whitmore Newton Lower Falls Bath Camp Devens Walter Smith Harmon W. H. Larrabee, Jr Howard White Mountains Bethel Colebrook N. H Buckfield

Robinhood Robinhood News Highlights Town Weekend Socials

Long column from Georgetown area details residents visiting Bath West Georgetown and Robinhood events. Notes Miss Anna Haley on Bath boat ride to Perkins Island lodging at 741 Middle Street with Miss Jennie Goodman. Includes visits by Roslindale residents and local social gatherings and a wedding procession with a lively serenade party.

Anna Haley Perkins Island Bath BE. C. Dunning South End Clayton Rowe Georgetown Center Roscoe P. Todd Boston West Georgetown Chester MacMahan Five Islands Ida Williams Belle Heald Portland Horace A Jordan Steadman Howarth Beverly Mr. Howarth Amos Steadman East Branch Robinhood's Cove Hattie E. Rowe George Emmons Lewiston Emmons Jacob ‘Horne Jacob Harry S. Clark Frank Thompson Gould Wendell P. Baker Robinhood Mary ‘Lee Charles W. Oliver Irving F. Hunt Arthur E. Buzzo Arthur Delano Dorothy W. Stuart Wilton Campbell Sabbattus Frank Heald Thomas M. Hagan Samuel Mereen Marrtown Baron B A. Rosentwist Virginia E. D. Hooker Arlington Elmira Trafton Everet C. Trafton Roland M. Stuart Lawrence W.billings Elizabeth Thompson Goy Clark Indian Point Wilson Julia A. [Hinds Edgar B. ‘Hunt Hollis Webster Medford Sagadahoc Bay William Q. Oliver Benjamin H. Woodside A. E. Rowe Ethel B. Todd Knight Lisbon Nehemiah Boynton Brooklyn Town Center Lou Clarke Max Rohde New York Judge Aoah Pierce Seguinland Mall Lawrence Putnam Stuart Brass Band Ralph Dunton Ferdinand P. Brilmayer E. A. Williams James Stuart Jim George Eggers Una Cushing Howard Cushing Ferdinando Gorges Wiscasset Gladys South Georgetown Wotkins League Oliver Patrick ‘“Drummond W. L. Berry George ‘West E. C. Higgins Robinhood Cove Joseph Berry Riggsville Sampson & Riggs Bay of Fundy Williams & Brilmayer H. G. Rowe & Co Blaisdeil & Rowe Georgtown Center Bay Point Hammon’s Harbor T. M. Hagan Georgetown

History of Georgetown and its early town growth

This piece recounts Georgetown's origin from Damariscotta to Kennebec, noting early land purchases, incorporation milestones for Georgetown and surrounding areas, and the shift of Arrowsic to remain Georgetown. It details churches, officers, shipyards, mills, grocers, schools, doctors, Civil War and World War I veterans, halls, hotels, and current population trends.

W. L. Berry Damariscotta Kennebec River Sheepscott Plantation Garden of the East Woolwich John Parker Arrowsie Island Squirrel Point John Richards Arrowsic Island Robinhood Parker's Island Roscohegan Georgetown Bath West Bath Arrowsic Phippsburg David Gilmore James Stinson Thomas Motherwell Joseph Berry Alex Campbell David McFadden Georgetown ‘Center Freewill Baptist Church Five Islands Center Dexter Winterman Presis Arrowsic Methodist Alen

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron for blood and nerves

A traditional remedy claims Hood's Sarsaparilla taken before meals and Peptiron after meals best purify and enrich blood strengthen the body and improve facial color. Used together they form an ideal blood and nerve tonic. Hood's Pills recommended if laxative is needed.

Hood

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