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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1919

Page

2

Sergt Wishart Returns From War After Three Years

Sergt Donald Wishart of the 24th Battalion Victoria Rifles arrives home to Bath with a long record of service in France and Belgium. He recalls Vimy Ridge Arras and the Rhine occupation, where he was gassed and spent weeks in hospital. Only about 50 of the original 1000 soldiers returned home with him.

Donald Wishart Victoria Rifles John Wishart Granite Street Bath Montreal Canada France Vimy Ridge Vimy Arras Amiens Sergt. Wishart Paris Belgium Germany Rhine Rhineland Hell Army of Occupation

Veteran Returns Home From World War Victory

A local veteran comes home to a warm reception after serving in World War I. The homecoming honors include family, neighbors, and a brief ceremony recognizing the soldier's service and sacrifice.

Death of Joseph E. Frates in Bath After Illness

Joseph E. Frates, 19, died Monday night at his parents home on Center Street after months of illness. Born in Bath, he attended local schools and worked in various plants when able. He was a member of St. Mary’s church and is survived by his parents, a sister Mrs. H J Madden of New London, Conn., and brothers Richard and John Frates of Bath. Funeral plans to be announced.

Joseph E. Frates J. A. Frates Center Street Mr. Frates Fairfield Bath St. Mary’s Church H. J. Madden New London

Mrs Charity Goddard Dies In Durham At 89

Mrs Charity Goddard widow of David Goddard dies Saturday at her son Elwin Goddard’s home in Durham. Born 1834 to Joseph and Judith Tuttle Goddard, she lived in Durham all her life and was a member of the Friends Meeting. She leaves three daughters including Mrs Harvey Smith Auburn, Mrs Fred A Bowie Bath, and Mrs Gertrude Wakeley Lisbon Falls. a half brother John Crossman and many grandchildren.

Fred A. Bowie Durham Harvey Smith Auburn Bath Gertrude Wakeley Lisbon Falls John Crossman

Union and Brookings couple wed in home ceremony

Miss Helen B. Hannon of Union and Arthur Brookings of Wiscasset were married Thursday night at Rev. Frank H. Hall's home with a two ring ceremony. The couple, attended by Mr. and Mrs. George Brookings, left for a honeymoon trip through Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

Helen B. Hannon Union Arthur Brookings Wiscasset Frank H. Hall George Brookings Massachusetts New Hampshire

Fruit stores Sunday opening not rescinded order

Licensing board advised City Marshal Oliver to ignore the law and allow fruit stores to stay open Sundays if no complaints arise. Colonial Club held its regular meeting with Treasurer’s report read, and transfers involving A. J. Funk and Gerald Atkinson discussed. Rev. George C. DeMott now serves as rector of St. Stephens in Portland.

Marshall Oliver Colonial Club A. J. Funk Somerville Mass Gerald 8. Atkinson

Five Islands Community News and Grange Events

The Five Islands community hosted a well attended church supper at the grange hall with fish chowder baked beans and homemade desserts raising 22 dollars. Notables include Dr Stevens visiting local residents and multiple Bath visitors and seasonal cottage activity at the Five Islands signaling a prosperous summer ahead.

Grange Hall Bath Dr. Stevens Boothbay George Rowe W. H. Holland Charles Nocton Beals Vivian Beals Charles Hanna Walter Moore Hallowell Powel Wyoming Snowman Harry Tarr Oliver R Richmond T. W. Blaisdell Ida Oliver Richmond Charles Boucher Westport Junction Mr. Blaisdell L’ippo Five Islands Reid Drake Lewiston Perry's Island Grange

Memorial Service at First Baptist Honors Local Soldiers

A Sunday memorial service at First Baptist church honored local soldiers and sailors and their families. The service flag with eight stars was presented by Mrs. Frank Thompson of Brooklyn and will be kept for future observances. Local residents and relatives attended, with Red Cross nurses guiding guests and a sermon based on Philippians II. The day included parades, gatherings, and reports of community members visiting Bath, Woolwich, and West Georgetown.

First Baptist Church Frank Thompson Brooklyn Frank Heald Arthur S. Rowe Earle Wottle Leon Oliver Navy Joseph Higgins Alvah Reynolds Army Chester MacMahan Alfred MacMahan Norman Harley Alexander Marr Norman Roland Oliver Ethel B. Todd Bertha A. Russell Red Cross Cornet William Boyd Howard G. Heald John D. Williams Working League Baptist Wendall Baker Robinhood John Thibodeau Maynard Bath Hartley Harley Ida Lewis Hagan William WP. Cromwell Woolwich Thomas Hagan Earle Hagan Brunswick Walter B. Cummings Vina Kingsbury Fred W. Hinckley Ibath West Georgetown Alfred J. Rowe Evelyn Byron M. Rowe George Oliver Popham Dorothy Drake Edgar Drake Marion Soule South School Sewall P. Oliver Anson Oliver Edward Wren Roslindale Mass Hartley Hartley Stearns W. Scott Willard Arthurs. Rowe Seward Emmons Lewiston Georgetown Jack Emmons Clayton Rowe Donald Spechts William A. Todd Cameron Young Son Fred Oliver Anne S. Reed Dr. Reed Medford Kennebec Point William G. Boyd William Oliver Gladys Bay Point Williams Dorothy Winkham Belle Heald

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted As Spring Tonic

The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior spring tonic and blood purifier. It claims to combat nervous strain anxiety from war influenza grip and pneumonia and winter blood depletion. It urges starting now to recover strength and appetite and notes Hood's Pills as a mild laxative.

Jak Hood Hood

Delighted Young Graduate Promotes Fresh Start

A concise report notes a young graduate finding joy in new beginnings. The piece highlights personal growth, community support, and ambition as the graduate pursues opportunities after earning credentials.

Weekend social notes from Bath and nearby towns

James FE. Will Co. in Brunswick notes residents visiting Bath households. Guests include Miss Mabel Pinkham and Miss Sarah Pinkham of Bath, and several others from Richmond Whippsburg Kittery Portland Five Islands Bowdoin and Robinhood. A local parade, dance at Union hall, and a masquade are mentioned alongside naval service updates for Bowdoin alumni.

Mabel Pinkham Sarah Pinkham Bath Byron M. Rowe Walter B. Cummings W. C. Todd Annie Cutting Whippsburg Vina Kingsbury Otis A. Beane Portland Benjamin H. Woodside Harry J. Horne Richmond Fred Reid Harold F. Hunt Earle Wottle Harry Heald Roland Harford Hunt Working League Ethel B. Todd George Oliver Fred Shaw Kittery Una Cushing Dorothy Stuart Howard Cushing Edward Cleary Robinhood Cushing A. E. Buzzo T. Roberts Ethel Buzzo Iship Stearns W. Scott Ida Williams Marion Buzzo Leon Williams Earle Pottle Grange Five Islands William Holland

Bath junk dealer Louis N. Hart dies of pneumonia at 63

Louis N. Hart, 63, a Bath City junk dealer for over 30 years, died Tuesday at Bath City Hospital from pneumonia. He lived in Bath all his life and was married in 1886. He is survived by his wife, a sister Mrs. Michael Dugan, and brothers Silas and Solomon K. Hart. Hart left the junk business after 29 years in it, and his death followed a bout of pneumonia. Frances Wallard and Mildred Harvey visited relatives in Waltham, Mass, returning home after a weekend at the Hunt residence on High Street.

Louis N. Hart Bath City Hospital Michael Dugan Silas Hart Solomon K. Hart Frances Wallard Mildred Harvey Waltham, Mass Howard A. Hunt High Street

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Thompson Brothers Bath Dept Store Store OF Quality Mrs Charity Goddard Brookings—Hannon George C. DeMott Central Church New York City St. Stephens Congress Street Islands Siesnie ADMIN Stereee Iit J. G. Stevens Lester Davis James Stevens Arthur Berry Mr. Western Emery, Waterhouse Co Hope 13 Little & Coffin Elbridge Cunningham Ellen Hagan Charles Noeton Harry Dougherty Avalon W. L. Berry J. T. MacMahan Clarence MacMahan Elbridge Southard L. H. Rowe Lizzie Stevens Ter Gertrude Blaisdell Winneganee J. E. Blaisdell Ira Lewis Elson Field Addie Davis Norman SL Clayton Blaisdell Elbridge Mains Mains Sarnday Beth Kenneth Pinkham Charles Pinkham Billy Burke Vanity Fair Peiceee Habia Baemia Fair van Raalte Pure Freak Ste Chess Dean Niagara Maid Gordon H Phoenix James FE. Will Co Paul Dougherty U. S. Navy Frank Whalen Pearl Street U. S Navy Bowdoin College U. S Chester Kowdoin City OF Bate Oamae West Arrowsic Phippsburg Maine J. Elliott West Bath Aoraneet Cence Jane Harry J Elliott City Hall
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