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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1922

Page

2

West Bath Notes From Grange And Community Life

The West Bath column covers the last grange meeting with good attendance and a plan for August 28 supper by the men after a women’s win in a recent contest. It notes local visits, cottage stays, camp openings at Foster’s Point, Cross Country social events, Red Cross sessions, and family travel among Bath area residents and visitors.

Former Mayor Surprised by New Meadows Inn Staff Birthday

Landlord Cahill, once Bath's mayor, was serenely surprised at New Meadows Inn when staff arranged a private birthday supper in his honor. A flowered table, fruit salad, rolls, coffee, ice cream, nuts, two birthday cakes and a speech followed. Cahill accepted a valued gift, recalling his two years in office.

Cahill New Meadows Perrier-Stormer Berth Meer Paradise Bath

Personal Notes From Bath Area Weekend Guests

Weekend guests include Miss Maria Leonard of Divs Ferry visiting Mrs Herman Crocker on High Street. Mrs Ada Wilson of Jackson Michigan, formerly of Bath, visits Mrs Warren MelIntire. Mrs Willis Brown formerly Miss Mary Perry relapsed and is bedbound on Park Street. Harry Knight of Waterville Sentinel office arrives for a family visit. Eugene Kingsbury of M iddichester New Hampshire returns after a week with his parents. Paul G Hontsver returns to Portland after missing days at home. wife to join him Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Harles D D True of Norway return after visiting Mrs Proe’s parents. S Park Street.

Maria Leonard Divs’ Ferry Herman Crocker High Street Ada Wilson Jackson Mich Bath Warren MelIntire Willis Brown Mary Perry Park Street Harry Knight Waterville Sentinel Eugene Kingsbury Midichester N. H J. J. Kingsbury Paul G. Hontsver Portland Plontsver Harles DD True Nor Way Proe

Phippsburg Notes on Taxes Town Roads and Yearly Doings

Tax assessors finished books awaiting collector Page Wyman to qualify and take over tax collection. Local society details include visits, guests at hotels, arriving visitors, and town road damage from heavy rains hindering summer travel. drivers repair roads at their own expense as annual meeting funds are expected to ensure road upkeep.

Whippsburg Page Wyman Wyman Raymond Richardson Alice Elina Walker S. DB. Richardson Collins Connecticut FL H. Ridley B. Swett Bath Butler Elisa Wheeler Troy N. Y Ray Richardson Sebasco Hill Eastman A. Clelland H. G. Herring Jr P. H. Douglass Montreal Harvey Mildred Harvey Einuiat M. Nilson Daisy Belle Nilson Hillsdale N.N LB. Hawkes Tabor Charles Oliver F. OS. Bowker Clara Perry H. A. Oliver Basin A. M. Perry Emma Perry William R. Bowker Clark Bowker J. B. Walker Thomaston Ridge Frank Young Schenectady N.Y Meadowbrook Elbridge Morse Parker Head N. J. Wilkinson Son Noble Richmond Henry Minott Boston Wynn Vauline Brunswick Jay Dilley Massachusetts George L. Cutting Dromore Violet Lufkin Malden Mass Sam Dayhill Arente Edward Phillips Basinfeldspar Charles Savage George Savage Geoorge CL Pease Williaa Ro Bowker Decker York Miss Dna Pease George Draviaun

Lille denies tuition rise at Bewsdorm College

President Kenneth M Lille states reports are wrong and tuition will not be raised at Bewsdorm College. He clarifies published papers circulated the opposite claim and urges students to rely on official notices.

Kenneth ©. M. Lille

Hearing unfolds in Morse and Much case training focus

Bart Murray and Daniel O’Hare testified in Washington on April 1919 investigations into the Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation and related U S Steamship Co holdings. Murray described company finances, book losses, and sums paid to Morse, with cross examination on missing ledgers and questioned entries.

Bart Murray U. S. Steamship Company Daniel O'Hare Washington Emergency Fleet O'Hare Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation Emergency Fleet Corporation The Shipbuilding Company U. S. Steamship Co Murray Steamship Company Groten Tron Works Hudson Navigation Co United States Transport Co U.S. Steamship Co Federal Building F. Morse Morse Treasury CLS. Transport Co Pier 32 East River New York Pier 31 City of Grand Rockwood Dobyns Maj. Gordon Werry Morse Gsroten Tren Works Allommes Debyns TLS_ Steamship Co Dehans Net Marrix Weil Chapman Ron S. Steanes Po Maurras C. W. Morse U. S Steamship Co R. M. Mach Fleet Corporation

Colonials Fall to Pejepscot Paper Co. in Saturday Tilt

The Pejepscot Paper Co. team from Lisbon Falls shut out the Colonials 4 to 0 at Kelley Field. Be langer allowed four hits while Bachmann gave up three. no earned runs were recorded. Hersom led the visitors with a first inning run as errors sparked the scoring and the Colonials failed to mount a serious threat beyond the opening frame.

Colonials Dpejepscot Coe Lisbon Falls Colonial Club Kelley Field Belanger Bachmann Hersom Winneganee Baseball and Basketball Fame F. Sparsam McKnight DL Sparsam Sparsam Wakeley Burns Karkes Sewall Innin P.utting G. Sparsam Daley Fitzgerald Tor Dick Herom Secur Morse Walker Ant Fitzgerald Ehmann al Ugh Hetter Fitzgerakl Wakeler

Unclear OCR sports tax note fragment with vessel length rules

Fragmentary OCR text discusses a baseball game box score and umpire, then shifts to a tax note about vessel tonnage classes and lengths for a special tax. It mentions Belanger, Morse, Stritch, and Bachmann, plus figures for pitches and innings, then focuses on Internal Revenue rules for ships over five net tons and length thresholds.

Internal Revenue

Forms Ready for Tax Returns in District of Maine

Frank J. Ham Augusta collector says tax return forms under revenue act are now available at Augusta district office and branch offices for renters and operators of hired automobiles. Details note charges for vehicle use with indicators on seating capacity and engine standards.

Frank J. Ham Augusta Internal Revenue District of Maine Aususta Toth Nivierens

Deaconess to sail for Japan as missionary

Bath Methodists know Miss Harriet Louise Perry of DPortland as superintendent of deaconess work in the Maine conference. She announced she will sail in September to Japan to engage in evangelistic social civilization and language teaching in Tokyo as part of international missionary work.

Bath Tlarriet Louise Perry Dporthind Maine Pano Tokio

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West Bath Grange Mary Raymond Westbrook Cole Freeport Br. S. Stackpole Merle Town Fred W. Larrabee Henry V. Teasley West Street E.S. Stackpole J. FE. Mayo FE. R. Brown Mabel Mianning John and Orrin Riley Old Orchard Mayo Dromore Grange Jane Bunker Foreign Missionary Society Wesley Parsonage Keney Club Arthur Gillis Beatrice Smiley Smiley Cottage Sabine Ralph Graham Round Pond Charles Lee Graham May ‘Tole Charles Bates Ord Dennis Clifford Beachmont Bates Cottage Clyde Nash William Hilbig Frances Warren Cambridge J. M. Lemont J. B. Lemont James, Jr Walter Marco Charles FF. Hateh Bowdoinham Samuel Bates Sabino E. BB. Noyes Everett Ralph Whithouse Stanley Winneganee W. H. Doughty Fall River Oxgood Gregory James Doughty Sedro Wooley Osgood Davis Co Davis Maine St Phippsburg Ford Shore Norway Mephixe Co Norway Ell Asxotadria Tectober Feet Corporation Xie_am Ss Aml Yhare R. H. Much Pejepscot Wakeles Barkes Epee Broly Holland Rarhmann Aratex Ers New Neckwear New Union Thompson Bros. Inc Thompson Bros Helin B. Ti Beltiger T Gerakl Tis Hunt Japan Fletcher Castoria Centaur Company New York City
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