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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1915
Page
2
A roundup covers tax audits and public spending, flood notes with extreme rainfall, irrigation and shipping debates, coast artillery prowess, Bath fire incidents, and river dam concerns. Judges Hall’s death and local civic issues mark a turbulent week with warnings about waste, pollution, and public safety.
Sunday at Coxs Head Frank S Wakefield. Coleman O Brien family spend Monday in Portland. Walter Glidden on business to Portland and Biddeford Saturday. City Marshal Pattee and Judge Keegan in Portland on business. M A Haraden of Eastern Steamship Co. leaves Monday for Boston. Charles Norris of Lynn Mass home for a few days. Greenear couple welcome baby boy. Lila Farnsworth of Wiscasset visits with mother Mrs George Neagle. Tilbutts guests of Trevitt hosts. Ida Bloomerth of Malden returns home. Louis C White returns to St John NB from visit with Fred White. H A Magoun of New York Shipbuilding Co says yards busy. F F Ingraham returns to Boston after weekend at Low homestead. Harry E Cook arrives from Waltham for week vacation. Cook manages Waltham Theatre. William M Shields of North Station Boston Post Office visits town. vacation at Sebasco Estates. C C Toothaker and Roscoe P Higgins families enjoy week in Hennessey cottage King’s Point. Verna M Brackett and Bertha C Maxwell open manicuring and chiropody spa in Bath Savings Bank Building.
An advertorial-style claim asserts humors in the blood cause internal derangements and skin eruptions. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as effective for forty years in expelling humors and removing their inward and outward effects, with a claim that no other medicine matches its action.
George G. Crooker of North Bath and Hattie M. Barnes of Brunswick united in marriage in Brunswick last week officiated by Rev. William O. Ayer. They will live in the Charles W. Crooker homestead in North Bath. Also noted is an Eastern Steamship fifty cent excursion from Bath to Boothbay and the Islands with a 9 am departure and return around 5 pm.
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