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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1915

Page

4

Morse High Closes Season With Balance Of Victories

Morse High ends its season with six wins and five losses and a 90 to 80 run tally. Boothbay Harbor tops the Bowdoin league standings as Thornton Academy claims the championship. Morse finishes third after a strong season despite a heavy sixth inning against Boothbay. Officer John Sonia of Bath police visited Portland on Sunday.

Morse Boothbay Sprague Davis Perry Cooke N. Grover N. Grover-Shatzer-Sawyer Haevett Sherman Toothbay MacCormick Thornton Academy Bowdoin John Sonia Bath Police Portland

Cruise Around and Return from a Caribbean Voyage

Passenger journals a seven night Atlantic cruise detailing stops at Fort de France Martinique St Pierre St Thomas and Porto Rico. Describes Josephine Bonaparte site Savanna park ruins Mt Pelee 1902 disaster Blackbeard castles Bay Rum and local sights. Ends with farewells aboard the Troonland in New York on April 14.

Marine Hotel Fort de France Martinique Napoleon Bonaparte Josephine Savanna St. Pierre Mt. Pelee St. Thomas Columbus Denmark Charlotte Amalie Blue Beard Port Royal Jamaica Virginia Maynard Bartholomew Gosnold Porto Rico Havana Miramar Bayomon Cape Hatteras Neptune Poseidonia New York

Bath officers raid Cook's Corner liquor joint

Deputy Sheriff Mathurin and Chief Stetson raided a Cook's Corner residence Sunday night, seizing two quarts of whiskey and related items. Joseph Levyn, linked to the operation, was fined or jailed in separate cases. a Bath man fled into the woods. The case probes illegal transportation and a local liquor network.

Mathurin Stetson Brunswick Joseph Levyn Cook’s Corner Levyn Cumberland County Supreme Judicial Court New York Maine Cook's Corner Oliver Bath

Yacht Club Plans July 4 Outing and Flag Purchase

Kennebec Yacht Club tentatively schedules a sector run to Sebasco Estates on July 4 with a special committee to finalize details. The annual outing for Bath Military and Naval Orphan Asylum children is postponed to after haying season. the club cancels its longstanding note obligation and will buy a new flag to celebrate. New members admitted include Thomas F. Talbot William A. Foss Mandell Rosenblatt and George F. Willis.

Kennebec Yacht Club Sebasco Estates New Meadows Bath Aslim Thomas F. Talbot William A. Foss Mandell Rosenblatt George F. Willis

Morrison Pinkham Marriage Binds Local Couple

Joseph A. Morrison and Alfaretta Pinkham, both residents of the city, were wed last Saturday afternoon at the People's Baptist parsonage in a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev. S. A. Evans. The couple will reside here.

Joseph A. Morrison Alfaretta Pinkham People’s Baptist S. A. Evans

Repairs for the Black Rock Steamship at Hyde Windlass Co

The steamer Black Rock under Captain Meader arrived from Bangor for windlass repairs at the Hyde Windlass Co. plant. Part of the Pendleton Brothers fleet, she operates coastwise between Norfolk and Bangor with a 2800 ton capacity and 237 by 43 by 23 feet dimensions. Her crew includes 21 men and chief officer Ralph B. Pendleton, son of Phillip Pendleton. Captain Meader’s wife and daughter Helen are aboard.

Black Rock Meader Bangor Hyde Windlass Co Pendleton Bros., Incorporated Norfolk Port Huron Ralph B. Pendleton Phillip Pendleton Helen

Summer timetable changes for Maine Central and Bath additions

The Maine Central adopts a summer time schedule with Bath on the map due to the New York express the noon express from Rockland and two Pullman trains. The 5 15 p m train to Lewiston is listed and Rockland departures include 2 45 am and 7 50 am with the New York Express. Arrivals from Rockland occur through the day and Sunday timings are noted. Westbound departures and arrivals are listed for weekdays and Sundays with a Portland morning run at 7 15 am or seven minutes earlier.

Maine Central Bath New York Express Rockland Pullman Lewiston Lundh Ralem Euless West Deena Yen Portland

German Blood Donation Sparks Bangor Flag Day Show

Hon. E. E. Newbert of Augusta told Bangor's flag day crowd he is a German in blood but not for Bryan, drawing loud applause and a minute of cheering. He urged support for the President and nation, saying Maine and the country stand behind him tonight.

Germany Bryan E. E. Newbert Augusta Bangor City Hall Mr. Newbert Maine

Bath High School Class of 1890 Celebrates 25th Anniversary

The Bath High School class of 1890 held a Thursday reunion at New Meadows Inn then led Friday’s B H S Alumni Association banquet. The group presented a school gift as part of the long standing custom observed at the annual event.

Bath High School New Meadows Inn B.H.S. Alumni Association

Mischief on Lincoln Street Road Sprinkling Tacks Reported

Complaint filed claims a person has been sprinkling the Lincoln Street State road with tacks damaging tires. The mischief-maker risks serious punishment for the acts discovered by victims who picked up the tacks.

Lincoln St. State Road

Operator Returns. Hartleb Back on Duty at Columbia

Chelsea Waldron, who filled in at the Columbia Theatre during Casper Hartleb's absence, has left Portland and Hartleb has resumed duty.

Chelsea Waldron Columbia Theatre Casper Hartleb Portland Mr. Harteleb

Community Notices Ring Bath Chores and Family News

The Brown Bible class led the meeting at the vestry Wednesday evening. Ladies’ Aid met Thursday at Mrs Eugene Knight’s home. Reuben Purington is confined by illness this week. Edwin Small, home with an injured hand, expects to return to Dexter soon. Evening Workers met at Mrs Edgar Williams’ home last Thursday. The Talbot family returned home for summer. Mrs Jennie Franks recovering well from surgery at Central Maine General Hospital. Ellen Hersey staying with sister Jennie Roberts who is ill. Mr and Mrs Walter C Perry entertained friends at their cottage last Sunday. Robert P Manson welcomed a daughter Roberta Perry Manson. Bath sidewalk by the bridge is in poor, dangerous condition. Zina Hunt and family to summer in Margaret Wildes house on Hunt street. Harry Williams, Walter Morse and families plus Charles Slate and daughter spent Sunday at Long Island. Abbie Mann and daughter visiting Mrs Albert Morse. Several graduates from Ninth Grade school, with Lucy Small and Marion Oliver taking class parts. Fred J Coombs visited Dresden last Sunday. About five Winneganee families visited Long Island and Bay Point. many traveled by launches. Emma Holbrook of Harpswell guest of Mary J Purington. Susan Kennedy plans to spend summer at New Meadows. Alden Gould of Thomaston visiting sister Mrs Seymour Hayden. Mr and Mrs Charles Hewitt Jr of Somerville to summer with Beulah McIntire. Evening Workers plan ice cream social around July 1. Winneganee pupils picnic at New Meadows to mark end of school year. Evening Workers visit Long Island next Tuesday as guests of Mrs Alton Oliver and Mrs Harry F Oliver. Ida Hunt left to visit friends in Litchfield. Merle Huff now bookkeeper at Harry F Huse’s Bath plumbing shop.

Brown People’s Church In Bath Ladies’ Aid Society Eugene Knight Reuben Purington Edwin Small Dexter Edgar Williams Charles Talbot Jennie Franks Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston Ellen Hersey Jennie Roberts Walter C. Perry Robert P. Manson Roberta Perry Manson Zina B. Hunt Margaret Wildes Hunt Street Harry Williams Walter R. Morse Dorothy Charles Slate Long Island Abbie Mann Parker Head Albert Morse Lucy Small Marion Oliver Bernice Clifford Maurice Almon Pickard Marie Perry Fred Coombs Dresden Winneganee Bay Point Emma Holbrook Harpswell Mary J. Purington Susan Kennedy Obadiah Trask New Meadows Alden Gould Thomaston Seymour Hayden Charles Hewitt, Jr Somerville Hewitt Beulah McIntire Alton Oliver Harry F. Oliver Ida Hunt Litchfield Merle Huff Harry F. Huse

Miss Marion Nye Obituary on Seguin Island

Miss Marion G Nye aged 21 years 10 months daughter of Harry L and Ora L Nye died Tuesday night on Seguin Island after a long illness with tuberculosis She was a native of Orrington Me and has lived on Seguin Island with her parents for nine months Mr Nye is assistant light keeper Survived by her parents and two sisters Ethelyn and Vivian Funeral to be held in Orrington this afternoon.

Marion G. Nye Harry L Ora L.nye Seguin Island Orrington Mr. Nye Miss Nye Ethelyn Vivian

Mrs Pray Arrives in Bath From Richmond for Summer Stay

Mrs Joseph Pray wife of the engineer of the Nahanada came from Richmond and will remain in Bath during the summer season.

Joseph Pray Nahanada Bath Richmond

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