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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1919

Page

10

Bath theater routes feature stars Billy Russell and others

Attractions at the Bath Opera house next week include Billy Russell’s musical comedy company with a rotating film program featuring Charlotte Walker in Every Mother's Son Madeline Travers in The Caillaux Case Tom Moore in Thirty a Week and Madge Kennedy in A Perfect Lady at the Liberty theater Lila Lee Wallace Reid Mae Murray and Viola Dana star in The Secret Garden The Dub and Danger Go Slow and The Gold Cure in successive screenings Cleopatra plays in Alexandria and Cairo Egypt Catholic and Lutheran groups protest Salome in St Louis Pearl White’s Pathe serial In Secret? premieres in May and Scandal becomes a play.

Bath Opera House Billie Russell Charlotte Walker Madeline Travers Tom Moore Madge Kennedy Liberty Theatre Lila Lee Wallace Reid Mae Murray Viola Dana

Uric Acid Poison Prompts Kidney Care Advice

An icer note-style ad quotes Dr. Pierce on avoiding excess meat alcohol and tea to ease uric acid. It promotes Anuric tablets for kidneys and Anuric with Pleasant Pellets as a laxative, urging readers to consult a druggist and send water samples to Buffalo for advice.

Pierce Dr. Pierce

West Bath Notes Show Postwar Life and Local Events

Community updates from West Bath recount postwar adjustments as residents travel, social events at the grange hall, dances, and preparations for upcoming gatherings. local residents including family visits, school vacations, ice cutting for cottages, and letters from service members in France add a snapshot of everyday life amid ongoing work and leisure.

Local notes from Bath and surrounding towns

Edwin W. Haggett of West Bath, former Maine Rural Mail Carriers president, attended the association’s annual meeting in Wiscasset. Miss Jillian Brown, a nurse at Dr Wescott’s private sanitarium in Woodfords, visited Bath friends this week. Couples Flood and Cole visited Bath. storms hindered trolley travel, forcing car hires. Red Cross members plan an all day session at Mrs St Conley’s Bath home.

Paris France. Corp Wright Amercan France Edwin W. Haggett West Bath Maine Rural Mail Carriers Association Wiscasset Jillian Brown Wescott Woodfords Mary Barry Grove Street Bath G. S. Flood Oxford Brunswick Samuel Cole, Jr Larrybee’s Grove Florence Neiley Topsham Red Cross St. Conley Union Street John White Foster’s Point John Doucette Freeport Fred Brown Anstress Larrabee Joseph Larrabee Mrs. Leburton Sheldon

Dummer Sewall Chapter Hosts Washington Birthday Bridge

The Dummer Sewall Chapter of the D A R hosted a Washington birthday party at Cosmopolitan Club. Twelve tables of bridge competed with prizes of candy and grape juice won by Mrs John Morse and Mrs Owen Ledyard respectively. Decorations featured flags and tea sandwiches were served. proceeds supported the French orphan fund.

Washington

Richards Hinchley union at home ceremony in Bath

Miss Edna Hinckley and Lewis L Richards married at Rev Samuel A Evans home Sunday evening. Attendants Margaret Ahearn and Harold Rowe assisted with a single ring service. Bride wore dark blue traveling costume. Mrs Hinckley is daughter of the late Ernest E Hinckley and Jettie May Hinckley of Bath. Richards is son of H Richards and wife of Rockport.

Edna Hinckley Lewis L. Richards Samuel A. Evans Margaret Ahearn Harold Rowe Mrs. Richards Ernest E Jettie May Hinckley Bath Mr. Richards

Mayers-Healey Couple Wed in Wisconsin Ceremony

Announcement notes the marriage Saturday in Wiscasset of Charles H. Mayers of Bath an iron worker and Mrs Winifred Healey of Lowell Massachusetts. Rev S H Yall performed the ceremony. Groom is son of Franz Mayers of New Jersey. Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Criffitis of Lowell.

Wiscasset Charles H. Mayers Bath Winifred Healey Lowell Mass H. Yall Franz Mayers New Jersey Thomas Criffitis Lowell, Mass

Probate court names administrator for Mary Ann Rich estate

Hiram B. Rich formerly of Bath was appointed administrator of the estate of Mary Ann Rich of Westbrook who died Nov. 24 leaving property valued at 1200. The only other heir is daughter Evelyn J. McGre of Dorchester. Harry Parker foreman blacksmith with L H Shatte Corp Newton N J was at home over the holiday.

Portland Hiram B. Rich Bath Mary Ann Rich Westbrook Evelyn J. McGre Dorchester Harry Parker L. H. Shattue Corp Newington, N. i

Homesick Pioneer Boys Urge Immediate Return from Germany

Lieut. Col. Henry G. Beyer Jr reports 56th Pioneer Infantry now with the Third Army of Occupation in Germany are well fed and clothed but deeply homesick. He notes three Bath boys in the unit and describes rapid front-line service in France, road building, railhead operations, and isolation from German society. Beyer, discharged, will use influence to bring the men back to the States soon.

56Th Pioneer Infantry Third Army of Occupation Germany Henry G. Beyer, Jr Portland Bath Stth Pioneers Galen Low Charles C. Low Carl Anderson Ned Rogers Charles Rogers Whiskeay France Col. Beyer Meuse-Argonne Third Army States

Kelley elected ITU chairman and party officers named

Ernest F. Kelley was elected chairman of the Democratic city committee at a Monday night meeting in the Machinists Union social rooms. Edward W. Sampson was chosen secretary and Charles C. Toothaker treasurer. Merrill and Kelley forecast opposite mayoral outcomes as campaigns begin. Lieut. Sumner Sewall and his father William D. Sewall attended a Rotary luncheon as Sewall spoke on the war.

Drake Mr. Sampson Sumner Sewall William D. Sewall Rotary Club Lincoln Lodge of Odd Fellows Ace

Crow Shooting Contest This Year in Bath and Nation

Merton C. Webber has received application blanks for the national crow shoot 1919. Bath sportsmen and gunners are eager to participate as crows multiply near Bath. The contest aims to conserve grain and protect game and insectivorous birds, with information available at Webber's drug store.

Merton C. Webber Bath Fammer Merton O. Webber Webber's Drug Store United States

Grandson of Bath Writes Post Story on Maritime U S Grip

Richard Matthews Hallett grandson of Bath, Harvard graduate and former merchant marine officer, authors a piece for the Saturday Evening Post urging U S maritime supremacy. The article elevates shipping policy and reflects his familiarity with the field. He declined an appointment with the U S Shipping Board in Philadelphia and returned to Boothbay Harbor for further research.

America Bath Richard Matthews Hallet Harvard Globe United States Merchant Marine Saturday Evening Post Quallec United State Shipping Board Philadelphia Boothbay Harbor

Progress on New 6-0 Wire Circuit at Texas Steamship Plant

A seven man crew under I R Staples of Central Maine Power Co lanes a duplicate 6 0 bare aluminum three phase circuit from the local electric light station to the Texas steamship Co plant. The line replaces a main feed broken weeks ago by a tree felling Sedar Grove and halted work for power loss. Twenty men worked Sunday as progress continues up Front Street.

Texas Steamship Co Electrc I. R. Staples Central Maine Power Co Front Street Sedar Grove Big Texas

Fine schooner Margaret Wemyss sails from Brown's wharf

The four mast schooner Margaret Wemyss, loaded at Hamlen's of Brown's wharf, completed cargo and cleared for Martinique. She may depart for the outer harbor later today depending on wind. Captain Plummer receives universal good wishes aboard.

Portland

Hens Break Records in Woolwich Winter Feats

Woolwich hens perform extraordinary stunts as Jin Lincoln Bailey reports two Plymouth Rocks hatched 25 chicks from 26 eggs. He asks Bath and Woolwich readers to beat the record. Morse High seniors plan The Man from Mexico for their class play with rehearsals this week. show scheduled for Columbia Theatre in April.

Woolwich Jincoln Bailey Plymouth Bath Morse High School Mexico Columbia Theatre

Lydia E Pinkham Product Lifts Mitchell Mother

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is praised by a Mitchell Indiana mother who reports relief from neuralgia during pregnancy after consuming three bottles. She notes improved strength and the ability to perform housework as her baby grew seven months and weighed 19 pounds, endorsing the remedy for expectant mothers.

Mitchell Ind Lydia E. Pinkham

Fruit-a-lives Promise Relief From Indigestion

Corine Gaudawza u reports long suffering from indigestion and constipation improved after using Fruit-a-fives tablets. A doctor advised continuing the treatment claiming it saved her life. Boxed doses priced at 2.50 for six and available from Fruit-a-Vi Limited Ogdensburg.

Roenox P.Q Corine Gaudawzau

Betsey York's will filed in probate at Portland

The will of Betsey A. York of Brunswick died February 16 and was filed in Probate Court at Portland. Beneficiaries include Sagadahoc relatives: sister-in-law Phebe E. York and brothers William F. York John H. York and Thomas A. York receive $100 each. nephew Carroll E. York gets $50. Remainder divided among Carroll Harry Ernest York and niece Ruth E. Coombs. Executors named Harry and Ernest York. Estate valued at $1500. Awards noted in financial statements and court orders.

Betsey A. York Brunswick Portland Sagadahoc County York Phebe E. York William F. York Phippsburg John H. York Topsham Thomas A. York Carroll E. York Carroll Harry A Ernest E. York Ruth E. Coombs Livermore Falls Harry Ernest York

Notice of Estate Settlement and Claims

The notice states a deceased's estate in a county, with all persons having claims against the estate to present them for settlement and all indebted Romentes to make payment immediately.

Jereby Lillian M Yeau Bath Jugadahoc Sagadahoc Florence I. Erskine Harvey K. Erskine James S. Lowell Sagadah OC Sagacahoc Christine H. Hawthorne Horace H. Hawthorne Woolwich Sagadahnec James. S. Lowell Cutrix Agada Deceas Manis Romentes

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