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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1917

Page

4

Local Jottings Describe Community Events And Updates

Local notes report a sailboat sighting and a gasoline engine exhibit on Main Street. The piece mentions a ceremony at Barrow M. Sewell’s residence, a steam vessel arrival from Camden, and various visitors including Miss Adelaide Witte and Miss Elsie Eas-OpMiner. It notes grammar students earning certificates, farm crop forecasts, and local athletic remarks including weightlifting attempts and chest expansion records.

Cleo Ace Wien Baro M. Sewell Camden Ion Peetors Thompson Elsi Adelaide Witte Schoel Chie Psim Mare BE Arranzelles Bath George Milrom Er Blair Blair Haroldry Amd

Bowdoinham Happenings Reflect Summer Church Work

Community notes describe the East Bowdoinham Free Baptist Church reopening with Frank Lorimer of Newton Theological Seminary as supply. Regular services began June 14 with morning and evening sessions, plus Sunday school. other local clergy and residents are noted along with social visits, purchases, and town events.

Free Baptist Church East Bowdeinham Kev H. Clarke Woolwich Center Mont-weee Plinette Alien Charles Hackett Sebaso Siz Georges Hackett River Rea

Travel rises on M C R R as summer comes in

Travel on the Maine Central Railroad is increasing with the season. Town reports include W S Wyman of Central Maine Power Co visiting, an Annapolis candidate appointment, a dental board examination trip to Augusta, and several local incidents from theft at the Old High School to fire safety actions at Cahill’s store.

Donald Temaple Emma Brazen Annie Jenkins Dorothy Larkin Hazel Cornish Lewiston S W. C2r H. E. Cornish Augusta Augusta House Frank Seizar John Coomb Bowdoin Richt Brunswick L. Long Hampton N. Hi Walter Purvizion Ida Waterville Gardiner Nellie Harvard Post Road Seien Willard Blake We Ilesses Mast Viola Coombs Jezson Thur Aay Jack W. S. Wyman Central Maine Power Co Samuel E. Bickle Congressman White Annapolis Purser Stinson Hockomock Woolwich W. E. Rowe Maine Dental Board National Guard Center Grammer Harold J. Chadburn Co. E Signal Corps el Pass Nexus Kitty Luce Weld Kathleen Bailey Catherine Boyd Montreal Beatrice Wright Corliss Street Verze Wallace Washington A. Smith Kennebec Point M. Reel Pophan Brunswick High Lisbon Eond Morse Edward Litiligh Lewiston High Lewis Glee Walker and Wieh Altho Solar Mountgamers Danlep Gorzorza Btional Ehiir Elliott Wadsw Cahill Wilbur Cahill

Woolwich Hospital to Congregational Conference

The Woolwich Congregational Conference drew record attendance with sessions lively and inspiring. Mrs. Warren led a strong musicale and Rev. Calder wrapped up with an invitation to return, while Mrs. Harmon of Portland delivered a rousing address. Edwin Hathorne’s death prompted Mrs. Silas Adams of Waterville to arrive for services.

Woolwich Charles Fullerton E. R. Warren Henry O New Meadows Tus Calder Silas Adams Waterville Edwin J. Hathorne Adams Hathorne Charles Loring Ira Nason Sadie ‘Card Peaks Island Plinette Allen Kittery Pathfinder Organizations John Savage North Woolwich Bath Costello P. Hall Mercy Nequasset School Arrowsie Georgetown Robin Shood Wilson Wright Wright Bonnie Brae Catherine Boyd Kathleen Tuiley Beatrice Elizabeth Wright C. Raymond Chappell First Baptist Church Eben Dana Granville Durrell Adlison Rice Frank Head Buarial Laurel Grove Cemetery Ana White Pittsfield Ambrose McFadden Georgie Walker

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Deafness Cure

An 19th century advertisement asserts deafness from inflamed Eustachian tubes can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It claims nine of ten cases stem from mucous inflammation and offers $100 for any catarrh deafness cure that fails, urging readers to request free circulars and buy Hall's remedies from Toledo makers F J Cheney & Co.

Hall F. J. Cheney &C Toledo Ohio

Cosmopolitan Club Holds Monthly Meeting and Charity Bond Buy

The Cosmopolitan Club met Wednesday at the clubhouse with Miss Thompson presiding. George Stetson spoke on Liberty Bonds, and members voted to purchase a $50 liberty bond while individuals began weekly subscriptions. Mrs. Staples leaves June 23 and the sewing for French babies was discussed.

Cosmopolitan Club Miss Thompson George Stetson Brunswick Stetson Frank L. Staples D. L. Howard Natalie Lemont Mikelsky Bessie Mooers Bobby Jennie Goodman Napoleon Dore Sam Walter Foss Bradford Susan N. Ballou Daniel T. Dougherty William Mussenden Alice Shorey Marcia Stinson

Morse High School 1917 Graduation Pageant Details

Morse High School announces the 1917 graduation program to be held June 13 at People Baptist Church. The program features speeches, essays, readings, music, class history, prophecy, will, and a valedictory, awarded diplomas by Mayor John Small, with top honors listed for Bessie Rose Brown and others.

King Morse High School People Baptist Church Samuel A. Evans Anna McCobb Trott Snanti Daniel Percy Miller Margaret Evangeline Hanson Ruggles Leah ‘Marion Green Ciro Pinsum Strong Hanson, Shepherd Eho Helen Leota Jacobson the Beau of Bath Seed Petey Sra Constance MacKay Ruth Bartlett Fox Ohoe Mildred Trufant Curtis Brother Henry Ater Aed James Barrie Marion Evelyn Ferguson Woodland Sp Louise Wade

Woolwich Churches Hold Conference in Maine

The Woolwich Congregational meeting featured a Missionary Hour led by Mrs. Harmon of Portland and chair Mrs. Woodwell of South Bristol. Rev. D. L. Wilson of Bath elected moderator of Lincoln Association. Next year to be at Thomaston. Union Church hosted largest delegation. Commander DeLang begins duty as Bath Iron Works inspector replacing Campman.

America G. M. Woodwell South Bristol Charles C. Harmon Portland Harmon Mission Board of Maine D. L. Wilson Central Church Bath Lincoln Association of Congregational Churches E. H. DeLang Bath Iron Works Paul E. Campman

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