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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1917

Page

2

Quiet Town Meeting and Community Notes in George Town

Sunday services focus on Christian experience with a sermon on the new birth at Center Church. Town meeting and parish discussions address cemetery land expansion amid heavy snow. Local social life includes Grange supper reports, visits from Bay Point and Bath residents, and ongoing road and fishing plans for spring.

Center Church Working League William Todd Edgar ‘Hunt Bath Fred Oliver Groton Conn Oliver Ethelyn Harley Seguinland Caroline Harford Charles Clarke Stella Everett Higgins John Thibodeau Harold Hunt Roland Harford Indian Point Walter Lester Oliver Popham Beach George F. Oliver Mr. Williams Rigersville Boston Stearns Scott Fred Spinney Bay Point Grange Five Islands William Cromwell Boyd B.H. Woodside Bertha Avery B. M. Rowe Frances Nota Cummings Italy Roy Moore W.L. Berry Fred Reid Everett Trafton Rev. Boyd F. M. Reid Emily Todd Riggsville Earl Pottle Georgetown George Gray Clarence McMahan Capt Millan Leonard William Stevens Chester McMahan Marion Stevens J. G. Stevens Isabel Stevens Hagan Vernon Gray Will Field Elisha Field C. A. McMahan Basil Cambridge Somerville Mass Lewis Varney Day’s Ferry

Community Notes From Sebasco Phippsburg Area

Capt and Mrs Henry Butler returned to Sebasco and Phippsburg. Local log haulers moved goods from Campbells Pond to Bath. Many residents reported illnesses and recoveries including chicken pox and lumbago with doctors attending. Social visits, home projects, and local transportation roles featured among town life updates.

Henry Butler Sebasco Phippsburg Henry White Campbell’s Pond Bath C. L. Benson Talbot Brooks Company Portland Fred Coombs Earl Bertha Morse Dr. Fuller George Rogers South Orrington George Merry James O. Lincoln Doris Perry A. R. Campbell Eben J. Marston W. B. Perry Eva Bowie Page Wyman Harold Noyes Everett Mass Edith Perkins Charles Perkins D. A. Merry Marion Rafael Annie Purington Dromore Grange Auren Wallace George Ingalls Almon Perry Boston Charles Hewitt Hose Company No. 5 Chester Talbot Atlantic Express Alton Oliver W. C. Perry Elmer Williams Thomas Perry Augustus Gould Auburn Seymour ‘Hayden Somerville Beulah ‘McIntire Asbury Campbell George Merritt J. O. Lincoln

Long Epistle Reaches Two Yards In Bath Letter

A Bath woman received a two yard twenty eight inch long letter typed on eight inch wide ribbon paper. She has not yet replied to the epistle.

Bath

Stormbound Cundy's Harbor Feels Winter’s Worst

The editorial area reports Cundy's Harbor blanketed by a heavy storm causing only a half hour mail delay at night. Residents James Eastman and E W Holbrook are noted, with visits from Brunswick travelers and local illness and attendance at town meetings affected by the weather.

Cundy’s Harbor James Eastman E. W. Holbrook Robert Haskett Robert, Jr Brunswick BE. W. Holbrook Walter Story Victory Story Thomas Bartlett Sebasco L. F. Alexander Harmony Thompson Burk Norris Will Eastman Portland

Houston Times Faces Growth Amid Affluent County Boom

The Houston Times, serving the shire town of the county, notes its evolution with eight page automobile editions as the region prospers and expands its newspaper reach.

Houston Times Aroostook

Five Islands Fund for Grange Hall tops $500

The Five Islands Grange supper at Nocton Hall in Bath boosted hall funds to $507.86 after added gifts from Thomas G. Plant in Florida and Richmond Enterprise. A steady Grange meeting followed with a varied program and a planned social for Saturday the 10th.

Nocton Hall Grange C. W. Nocton J. G. Stevens J. T. McMahan W. H. Holland L. H. Rowe Wadsworth Isabel Stevens Isabel Rowe Thelma Stevens W.S Worthy A. E. Holland Hall Ida Rowe Sewall Maddocks Boothbay Harbor Westport Thomas G. Plant Florida

Board of Supervising Inspectors tightens steam vessel safety rule

In annual session at Washington the Board modifies deck cargo rules for passenger steamers. It ends wood sheathing allowances and requires sprinkler systems on all passenger vessels carrying deck cargoes, with kitchens and galleys below decks also equipped.

Board of Supervising Washington

Iced sidewalk causes fall on Elm Street hillside

An icy granolithic sidewalk above Elm Street caused a man to slip and jolt his back and head with a crack heard along the street. Moments later another resident lost footing at Summer and Front Streets while climbing the hill.

Western Ave Elm &J Front Sts

Potatoes From City Farm Fail Dry Rot Harvest Inmates Lose Crop

Last year the City Farm yielded a large potato crop but a dry rot outbreak ruined the harvest, making potatoes unavailable this spring for inmate use.

Dense river fog shrouds city overnight

Wednesday morning around 4 30 a dense vapor rolled over the city from the river so thick that a street light could not be seen fifty feet away.

Phippsburg Notes Highlight Local Doings and Machines

Mrs. William G. Small of Bath visits Parker Head, J. Arthur Stevens weak with grip at 77, and various residents, crews, and ships appear in a bustling Phippsburg update. The new schooner Margaret L. Roberts sails, and Captain Roberts plans a Norfolk load. many townsfolk attend illnesses, farm work, road crews, and social visits amid winter conditions.

William G. Small Bath Cordelia Morrison Parker Head J. Arthur Stevens East Boothbay Merton Webber Hiram C. Stevens Popham George Tobey Stevens Ralph Whittum James Christensen John Cumming Cummings John Ed. Oliver West Georgtown Chandler Bath Hospital Roscoe Stacey Margaret L. Roberts William S. Roberts Norfolk Jesterville Ind Capt. Roberts Margaret Roberts F. S. Bowker & Son Minnie Wallace Sebasco Loton Wallace Langdon Snipe A. F Keith Walter Chaffee Bros Auren Wallace Adah Bowker Mrs. Johnson Dr. Williams Miss Bowker James E. Perry John Hamilton Hulda Hamilton Chebeague Island Walter McC Fred Beals Beals Everett Harrington Walter Small Clinton Beals Walter Storey Victory Walter Bowker Sprague House Henry Minott Margaret Frances Minott Mr. Minott William Oliver Albridge Morse Harry Watson Nathan N. W. Eaton Eleanor Bowie Tufts College Phippsburg

Bath Shoe Blacks Claim Higher Costs Require More Sport Shoe Colors

Blacking and shoeshining furnishings prices have risen. Bath shoe workers warn that summer demand will force a larger more varied stock as sport shoes will come in many colors.

Letter Arrives After Dewey Departure Aids Locate Boy

Since the two employees left hastily at Dewey a letter reached one worker. The postmark may help authorities locate the boy and close the case.

The Dewey

Executor's Notice for Martha L Tarr of Topsham

Mayn. H. Tarr, executor, invites all creditors to present demands and all debtors to pay promptly for the estate of Martha L. Tarr late of Topsham Sahoc County. Notice dated March 6, 1917.

Martha L. Tarr Topsham Sahoc Mayn. H. Tar Topsham, Me Mar

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Working League. — Church Brunswicks Club Winnegance News E. M. Small Five Islands Fund T. G. Plant Aid Sylvia Boucher Villa Stevens Omni D.S Idg Department Store Center Street Bath Department Store
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