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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1915

Page

12

Local Happenings Highlight Bangor Civic Duty and Harbor News

Jolly June smiles as George A. Coombs serves on a Bangor grand jury. The Hockomock night ferry begins and Bath Gun Club hosts trap shooting. The City of Rockland plans a mid month move to Boston for the Kennebec Line service. Cemeteries show flowers for Civil War heroes in a sunny day. Popham Beach promoters acquire the Merrymeeting Park casino. it will be torn down and materials removed. An aged Freeport horse, 48, draws attention at the Tall Stove Club. Bath teachers host a delinquency program by Charles Dunn Jr. and Lincoln Association holds meetings with Rev J Edward Newton and Mrs G M Woodwell. A cap recovered by a dog brings a missing Astracian cap back to a grateful captain.

George A. Coombs Bangor U. S. District Court G. C. Moses Lewis H. Goward Kelley, Spear Yard Anna Queen of Cooks New Meadows Inn Hockomock Bath Gun Club Woolwich Norman II James M Hallowell Southport City of Rockland Boston Kennebec Eastern Steamship Corporation Messrs Bishop and Lovejoy Rupert H. Baxter Charles Brswell Popham Beach Merrymeeting Park Expressman Mitchell Freeport Tall Stove Club Charles Dunn, Jr State School For Boys South Portland Bath Teachers’ Club Morse High School Dunn North Street Ellen T. Turner Frostina E. Marston J. Gertrude Silsby Susan L. Reed H. Emma Magoun Florence Dunton Margaret Mulligan Ethel Hawley Lincoln Association of Congregational Churches Central Church J. Edward Newton Ashley Day Leavitt Portland G. M. Woodwell South Bristol Edith Secummons Woman's Home Missionary Union Frank Hagan Upper High St Sonia Bismark Runnning Bismarck Land Cape Cod New York Washington St Bath L. B. Clark J. S. Winslow Co Percy & Small Yard Jane Palmer Edward B. Winslow Addie M. Lawrence M. D. Cressy

Pulpwood Tug Pushes Barge to Salmon River and Local Happenings

The Pejepscot tows a barge to Salmon River for pulpwood while Tug Seguin delivers barge Molino with 1546 tons of coal to Pejepscot Co and schooner Henrietta light for repairs at Kelley Spear yard. Reports of fishing trips, Ivy Week festivities, and town notes from Bath including hotel plans, a wedding invitation, and local repairs.

Pejepscot Salmon River Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge Seguin Molino Pejepscot Co Henrietta Light Kelley, Spear Yard Pinkham Boothbay Epworth Club Beacon St. S.S Boy Scouts Bath Boys Bowdoin

Windlass team holds practice at Kelley Field amid town events

Local notes report Windlass team auditioning players at Kelley Field with McNeil showing tall pitching. Victor Stout arrives to finalize LaTena’s Big Three Ring Wild Animal Show visit for Tuesday June 15. Community updates include Playground Association additions Harold Lockwood and Mrs. Charles Lowe and a federal case involving Joseph Kelley’s 1912 post office break.

Kelley Field McNeil Victor Stout LaTena Rockland Harold W. Lockwood Portland Charles C. Lowe Bath Playground Association Lowe Richmond Bee Maine Sons of Veterans Olin P. Ayer Auburn Bangor A. C. Pray Kennebec Sagadahoc A. B. Johnson Ashdale McDonald H. C. Baxter Mr. McDonald Sea Coast Missionary New Meadows Joseph Kelley Atlanta Topsham United States Court Kelley Hale War Department Presque Isle Maine Hockomock Boston White Mountains Popham Beach

Memorial Day Services and Local Community Meetings

The Bath area observes Memorial Day with a service led by Rev. S A Evans at the People's Church, hosting Coast Artillery corps and veterans groups. Various church circles meet on Thursday and Friday, including the Ladies Aid and Lites Sewing Circle. A Brunswick man, Irenee Pelletier, died in an accident last Thursday night and was honored with funeral services Monday.

Elks Ladies’ Aid Beacon Street Church J. E. C. Sawyer Washington St Lites First Baptist Church Grace Goodwin Loeb Rathe Irenee Pelletier Brunswick Blind Crossing Sheriff Oliver Woolwich Bath A. J. Chris Monmouth Academy Lewiston Bates Gareela Field Bertha Nichols H. L. Nichols Norway Nichols Frank A. Sma Phil Xnhols Times Office Round Pond New Harbor Carl Sieell Topsham Beacon Street Frank Reed Oukes Ames South Gardiner Gardiner Lumber Co New York Pickering Parker's Flats Purinton Bros Augusta Ames Enaki Henry Clay Richmond Love Wilson S. A. Evans The People’s Church 4Th Company Coast Artillery Corps Sons of Veterans Sons

Memorial Day notes and community events in the harbor town

A crowded Memorial Day scene includes a Bay Point Camp hop and a Popham Beach youth dance. Commuters and families attended church services at St Marys and the First Baptist Church. Commodore Ledyard hosted a yacht cruise to Boothbay Harbor, while local scouts held a field day at Popham Beach. A memorial procession featured St Marys parish flags and the Holy Name Society.

Hop Bay Point Unity Guild of the First Baptet Church Cedric Martin Corliss Street Popham Beach Westport Island Wiscasset A. Evans St. Mary’s Gannoh Happy Nook Zanders Arthur Hodston Harold Rand Frank Totmasn George Sonia Riverside Toronto Spain St. Mary’s Church Drum Corps Holy Name Society Calvary Cemetery

No Tax Cut This Year In Winnegance Area

Local notes report no reduction in the tax rate this year, with twenty four mills kept as last year. Items mention a summer trip aboard the Redn Crane, a W E Chase & Co exhibition on Center Street, and Elmhurst grown tthe. The Ladies Aid of Wesley M E Church met. Mrs. French reported on the Indianapolis motor race. W C T U convention in Sagadahoc included picnic lunch and supper. Bertha Nichols funeral held in Norway with interment in this city. A woods fire on Joel Allen farm threatened Webster and Bowdoin, burning hundreds of acres. Miss Rachel Metcalf of Lewiston elected president of the Maine State Nurses Association with a slate of officers.

Hoelemoeck W. E. Chase & Co Center St Elmhurst Wesley M. BE Roy E. French Indianapolis French Toledo Sagadahoc West Bowdoin Free Baptist Church Bertha Nichols H. L. Nichols Norway Joel Allen West Bowdoin Bowdoin Road Webster Thama Nilzon J Mi Haud Roy Ellie Tari Interstate Commerce Commission Cummings Rachel Metcalf Lewiston Maine State Nurses’ Association Burnham Gymnasium Portland Sarah Hayden Augu Washburne Sangor Myrtle Targier Bernice Mansfield Bangor Carlotta Marshall Bath City Hospital Frances Woodward Betsey Edgecombe Edith Soule

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