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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1912

Page

4

City Notes Preview From Probate to Snowball Fights

A sweeping local update notes probate court next week amid winter weather. Bath’s smallpox scare remains light while maple sap runs and early strawberries appear. Morse Highs teams prep for baseball and basketball as elections, appointments, and civic events unfold across Bath and nearby towns.

Death of Mrs. Lucy Knight at Westport aged ninety one

Mrs Lucy Knight oldest resident of Westport died March 2 after over two years of illness at age ninety one years nine months and eighteen days. She leaves three children Thomas Knight Ann Hodgdon and M C Brooks and was widowed thirty five years ago. Funeral services were held at her home with Rev B F Wood officiating. Burial was in the home lot. The town notes include various local movements and small items about residents and town affairs.

Lucy D. Knight Joseph and Hannah (Knight) Hodgdon William Knight Thomas F. Knight Ann M. Hodgdon M. C. Brooks B. F. Wood Jonas S Amos J Byron B Herbert F. Knight E. V. Lewis Phippsburg M. Ordway Lewis Boothbay Capt Thomas McLaughlin Farmington McCarty’s Landing

Independent calls for Sagadahoc natives living abroad photos

The Independent seeks photographs and sketches of former Sagadahoc residents now in other states or countries. Submit a photo and sketch with details about yourself and family, current location, and activities for a feature series. The paper will return the photograph within days.

Independent Sagadahoc

Dromore Grange Program and Visiting Hayes Brothers

The Dromore Grange program for next Tuesday includes readings by George D. Weston and Agnes Cutting, songs by the Grange Choir, and a Q A on March Fourth and presidential inaugurations. David and Mark Hayes of Canada visit. David, once a Cobalt mine foreman, plans entry to a Quebec sanitarium after severe weight loss following heavy underground work and Bath physician advice.

Reading George D. Weston Scott C. Campbell Grange Choir K. O. Weston Ralph Trask James E. Perry David Mark Hayes Canada John Hayes Quebec Lake Shore Central Railroad David Hayes Porcupine Lake Shore

Impersonations of Scenes in the U S Senate at Bath

Fortnightly Club invites Saturday Club members to attend Mrs Emily Montague Bishops impersonations of scenes in the U S Senate at 8 pm in the Universalist church Bath on Wednesday March 13. The act, based on experiences and records, has drawn praise for both insight and humor. Cars from Brunswick run to the church with a stop at Washington and Oak Streets.

Brunswick Record Bath U. S. Senate Emily Montague Bishop Universalist

Merrymeeting Grange to Stage March Fair Nights

Merrymeeting Grange plans a three day fair March 20 21 22 with booths selling candy cake ice cream fancy goods aprons and more. Red Acre Farm will be presented by Dirigo Grange Brunswick on night one Brookfield Farm by Richmond Corner Dramatic Club on night two Bowdoinham high school presents Tommy's Wife on night three. Special excursion rates will be arranged and big crowds are anticipated.

Merrymeeting Grange Red Acre Farm Dramatic Club Dirigo Grange Brunswick West Bath Brookfield Farm Richmond Corner Dramatic Club Bowdoinham High School Tommy

Chief Regret Highlights Board Elections Debate

In a campaign posture, Wilbur C. Oliver argues the city charter requires annual joint conventions to elect all subordinate officers except fire engineers. He says defeat would bar calling both boards together to elect a new board of overseers of the poor, a point tied to last spring’s elections and the $400 claimed savings.

Wilbur C. Oliver

Officers Elected by Ladies Aid Society

The Ladies' Aid Society of the People's Baptist church elected officers: Mrs. Chester Aderton president, Mrs. Ruby Preble vice president, Mrs. Eugene Foster vice president, Mrs. Scott Ward vice president, Mrs. Charles E. Ripley secretary, and Mrs. L. B. Sheridan treasurer. The group reports $442.92 raised in the past year and a $21.44 treasury balance.

Ladies’ Aid Society of The People’s Baptist Church Chester Aderton Ruby Preble Eugene Foster Scott Ward Charles E. Ripley L. B. Sheridan

Hall's Catarrh Cure firm oath notice 1886 Toledo

Frank J. Cheney and co declare they will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 6 1886 by A W Gleason in Toledo Ohio. Cure claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists 75 cents. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Frank J. Cheney F. J A. W. Gleason Hall J. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

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Maine Lewiston Colonial Club Hiram T. Pattee William G. Sprague Custom House Sons of Veterans Center St Henry Howard Chas. Chestra Alameda New Meadows Arthur G. Oliver Arthur W. H. Rand Common Council Morse High M. J. Frye Meadowbrook Inn Maine Central Pythian Opera House F. S. Curtis George Albee H. G. Turner Myrtle Lodge Roy F. Shackford George E. Thompson Birch Point City Council Morse High School Bowdoin Marshall Charles G Briges Portland Montgomery and &. Bernard Royal Arch Dromore Elwell Crosby Westport Amos J. Knight Richardson Albert Harriman Somerville Mass Jewett’s Cove Westport Junction George A. Jewett Charles Thorn Thorn Henry I. Tarbox Geo. Gregory Boothbay Harbor Wiscasset Annie R. Tarbox Woodfords Guest L. W. Jewett Ruth Wight Boston M. 8. Outhouse the Willows Jennie Greenleaf James H. Knight Mondey Fred Greenleaf W. W. Beaton G. G. Judkins Horace Lewis Fannie Tarbox Mabel Nleal R. P. Colby Mathew Greenleaf R. T. Greenleaf Grange Lucy Knight J.S. Knight M. Outhouse A. E. Gove Geo. Clancy Dromore Grange J. F. Upton Washington Reuben Purington Grace Dickinson Agnes Cutting Abbie Minott Bessie Dickinson Hull M. P. Hanson Care Swell’s Drug Store Bath, Maine Guests of Bath Club Bowdoin and Bates City Hall Owen J. Ledyard Colonel Dummer Sewall John A. Morse Summer Street Bessie Hunt Murray Club Togus Mendelssohn Club Music Hall Agnes Humphreys Grange Fair Merrymeeting Oliver Hitech Wickowe New Thompson Bros Walter C. Parker CO Wlalter O Parker Modern Woodmen of America New York Life ED. BE. Briry State of Ohio Lucas County Alec Winnegance Geo. M. McManus A. D. John Hyde Charlotte B. Manchester Ing Bath Independent James Lowell Cyrus W. Longley Register
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