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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1910
Page
9
Bowdoin residents report a boy scalded by boiling water, and a girl named Clara Allen recovering from a serious illness. Measles cases receding as Ruby Malen improves. The annual town meeting is set for March 7 with various local social visits noted.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co of Toledo offers one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall s Catarrh Cure. The notice details a 6 December 1886 oath and notary seal, with testimonials and retail availability. Westport brief notes Burton B Jewett ill with measles and Dr Wyman attending, plus Edith Hodgdon returning from Wiscasset.
Mrs Naney Spinner arrives to spend spring with the Traftons in town. Miss Jennie Blaisdell visits Parker's Head. Capt Sam Cook visits Bath. Rudolf Trafton fully recovers from measles. One new case contrasts with Riggsville school outbreak. Ice clears Robin Hood’s Cove aiding lumber shipments by Hanscom and Co. Byron Rowe to resume with Morse Bros at Phippsburg. Ladies Aid met at Daniel Abbott’s. four signatures refused Morse pardon petition. Alfred Rowe and Miss Florence Russell in Portland. Political chatter rises on east side with nightly caucuses. A drunken passenger on the Virginia causes a local scare but is cared for safely. Capt J M Harford and Ernest of Richmond visit. Mrs Mains returns to Malden with face neuralgia improving. George Colby and several locals travel Bath for business. Measles improving for Bert Jewett. Snowshoeing popular this winter. Town meeting is upcoming with changes anticipated. Various visits and illnesses noted. wedding of Georgia Wynn and Henry Carleton. funeral of Rev F W Towle. Bob Judkins visit to E L Sawyer.
The firm markets patented tidal power as limitless energy that requires no fuel and covers three quarters of Earths surface. It touts vast worldwide potential, limited shares at par one dollar, and dividends to parent company from licensed subsidiaries.
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