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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1918
Page
1
Death and Burial of Maine Justice George F Haley Biddeford
The death of associate Maine Supreme Court Justice George F Haley of Biddeford is marked as a somber loss. Described as a self made man akin to Lincoln, Haley rose from mill work and cigar making to law, guided by diligence and study, becoming a valued, unique member of Maine's bench. The piece also criticizes local government failings and endorses reform, while noting wartime social and economic calls for National service, farming, and meat savings, ending with a sharp political aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of
Maine
George F. Haley
Biddeford
Justice Haley
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
B. &. Hamilton
Haley
Rockland Congregation backs war effort amid Tubbs controversy
The Rockland Baptist Men's Club disavows Prof. Frank D. Tubbs remarks urging quick U S withdrawal, while Pastor W L Pratt praises united condemnation. It recalls Bath's 1917 episode, discusses pro German sentiment, labor leader Gompers, Bolshevik fears, and Japan's stance, underscoring wartime optimism and upcoming Bath elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland Baptists
Frank D. Tubbs
United States
W. L. Pratt
Tubbs
Bates
Rockland
Bath
Maine
Times
Life of the Week in Winnegance and Bath Areas
Week long note spread of local happenings in Winnegance and Bath including people confined by illness and measles, new steamship traffic, trolley service improvements, and social events. Notable items include Matrice Pickard’s injury, Morse family health, dances at Bridge Hall, and Texas steamer movements. Community updates cover visits, guests, and schooling, with thrift stamps and war savings efforts gaining local traction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Spinney
Alton Oliver
Oliver
Lee Brothers
Edgar Williams
Alice
Priscilla
High Street
J. Parker Morse
Baby
Harry C. Webber
Chester Talbot
Bath
Gus Small
Bridge Hall
Walter Perry
Phippsburg Notes Include Almond Bloom and Local News
Mrs John W Dickinson of Berkeley Calif reports The Palms at Armona Cal almond trees in blossom and apricots budded. Rains left roads icy and a sharp horse was needed for safe travel. Local tidbits include residents moving, town meeting politics, Red Cross work, and a serious hip fracture of James Greenlow 83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Dickinson
Berkeley
Cal
Armona
Maurice Ri¢ghards
Edward Thomas
Bowie
Aliie Rollins
Fitz St
Bath
W. Frank Jewell
Atlantic
Board of Selectmen
H. W. Cutting
Elisha Totman
Jas. C. Perry
Phippsburg
Red Cross
James Greenlow
Parker Head
Carl Witherell
Fort Baldwin
F. C. Curtis
Mr. Greenlow
Bath Hospital
Abbie Minott
Ann M. Bowker
W. H. Daley
Irwin
Watertown
Mass
E. A. Quincy
Allston
Pomona and Dromore Travel Day Marred by Ice Hazards
A Pomona to Dromore journey was hindered by severe icy road conditions. Despite hazardous travel, the day began positively as visitors were greeted at Winnegance car line by Geo. D. Weston and other attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Winnegance
Geo. D. Weston
Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims High Cure Rates
An advertisement touts Catarrh Medicine as a blood acting remedy for catarrh and flu influenced by constitution, claiming it is prescribed by a leading local physician and composed of purifying ingredients. It urges sending for a free sample and lists Cheney & Co. Toledo as suppliers, with Hall's Family Pills for constipation also promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese
Cheney
Toledo
Te Hall
Pomona Grange party shows wartime community spirit
At a Pomona Grange meeting in Bath remarks praised farmer support for the war effort and debated profitable farming with livestock. West Bath speaker Lincoln Williams joined W M Toothaker in stressing government backing for farmers amid seed scarcity and high wages, while readers heard reports on local histories, a 1795 inventory, and letters from Camp Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otery
W. M. Clifton Toothaker
W. L. Johanna Hodgkins
G. D. Weston
W.m.toothaker
W. M. Toothaker
Lincoln Williams
West Bath
Bobbie
Phippsburg
Bessie E. Dickinson
Grange
Bath Independent
Brunswick Record
J. F. Upton
Upton
Hoover
J. W. Coombs
W. B. Kendall
Bowdeinham
Annie E. Rich
Mitchell
Dromore Grange
Hoover's Horn
Misses Bess
Grace Dickinson
Miss Bess Dickinson
Red Cross
W.R. Kimball
Harold Hildreth
Geo. Purington
C. O. Purington
Camp Joseph Johnston
Florida
W. R. Kimball
C. M. White
Pomona Grange
White
Bureau of Animal Industry
Augusta
Local Community Organizations List Compiled for Bath Area
A compiled roll of groups including Total Membership units in Bath area such as West Bath Grange Bath Camp Royal Neighbors of America Foresters of America and Kennebec Yacht Club plus clubs like Cosmopolitan Fortnightly Colonial Sagadahoc and Bath Driving Club. Also mentions Boy Scouts sewing groups guilds and other organizations may be added.
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Order of Marine Craftsmen
West Bath
Colonial Club
Sagadahoc Club
Kennebec Yacht Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Chew-the-Bag
Bath Medical Club
Sans Souci Club
Suffolk Club
Bath Driving Club
Bath
Chamber of Commerce
Mendelssohi Club
Twin Blood And Rheumatism Beneficial Result Of Building Up The Blood
A Pawtucket resident reports dramatic relief from eighteen years of inflammatory rheumatism after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The ad touts blood enrichment, strengthened organs, and improved vitality, claiming the pills offer a reliable alternative to uncertain rheumatism treatments. It promotes availability by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co. and lists prices.
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Pawtucket
Williams
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Adv
Lieut Col Hubbard to Transfer to Vancouver Barracks
Lieut Col and Mrs George O Hubbard visit Brunswick relatives before heading to Vancouver Barracks Seattle Wash where Hubbard has been ordered. He began war service as a captain in the quartermasters department, was promoted major last summer, and lately served at Syracuse in the same department. Rev C Raymond Chappell of First Baptist led the Old Folks Home service using Psalm 125:2 as his text. Walter B Higgins of Portsmouth, now with Texas Steamship Co, has been visiting his former contacts.
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Gompers
Washington
Kaiser Autocracy
France
Serbia
Belgium
Germany
America
Gagic
White
Ost Grange
G. D. Weston
Ellison Houdlette
Bath
Abbie Minott
J. F. Leach
Scott C. Campbell
Pomona
Alice Minott
A. C. Johnson
Bodwell Grange
Ff. H. Brigham
Wing
West Bath
Chas
Preble
J. D. Rogers
Cora Campbell
Perry Bros
William Butler
Osceola
Texas Co
Chas. Blair
Sherman Morse
W. F. Jewell
Irwin Perry
Zina Butler
Elizabeth Johnson
Jas. E. Perry
Annie Cutting
Portland
Miss Cutting
Messrs Furberg
Sampson
New Meadows
Omar Perry
Mr. Perry
Charles Cutting
Frank Frisbee
Geo. D. Weston
Scott Rogers
Chas. Mason
Maurice Richards
Thomas Thursday
George O Hubbard
E Motley Fuller
O. M. Hubbard
J A. Rubens
Brunswick
Vancouver Barracks
Seattle
Wash
Hubbard
Syracuse
N. Y
C. Raymond ‘Chappell
First Baptist Church
Old Folks Home
Walter B. Higgins
Portsmouth
The
Texas Steamship Co
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Bath, Me
Army
Navy
U. S
Mississippi
Mr. Hoover
Europe
Bolsheviki
Japan
Siberia
Gen. Semenoff
Harbin
Giberia
Charles Dickens
Eatonswill
Hertling
Reichstag
Pen
Charles Preble
Nina Oliver
Barker
Gardner Huff
Sherman
Morse
Irving Perry
Texas
Matrice Pickard
Morse High School
Nannie E. Trask
Leon Pennell
Joshua N. Tibbetts
Marie Tibbetts
Rockport
Captain Freeman
Salvation Army
Alex Knight
Roy Trask
Albert
Bowdoinham
Parker Adams, Jr
George Eaton
Harry Oliver
Stinson
Gladys
John Clough
Frank Oliver
Sherman L. Morse
Harl Collins
Farmington Falls
Joyce Butterfield
Texas Yard
Fred ‘Parks
Claire Louise
Harry C. Williams
Fred Oliver
Fred Coombs
Dromore
Castoria
Fletcher
Astor
F. S. Curtis
Centre Street
Pure Seo
Commonwealth Hotel
State House
Boston
New England
Sveirese
Shertwere
A. B. Watson
New York
Union Street
Neig Ae
Maine Central Railroad
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