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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1908

Page

4

Local Socials and School Close at Wiscasset

Mr and Mrs Scott Bailey of Portland visited Mr and Mrs George Bailey last Sunday. Mrs Fred Erskin of Woods Hole Mass guest of Mrs John Young last weekend. S E Getchell in Bath and many from this place to Wiscasset. The Free Baptist Ladies Sewing circle held a social and supper in Woolwich Grange hall. South School in Wiscasset closed after a ten week term taught by Miss Lillian Dickerson. Last day exercises featured recitations and songs, with each scholar given a bag of peanuts.

Scott Bailey Portland Bailey George Bailey Fred Erskin Woods Hole Mass John Young S. E. Getchell Bath Wiscasset The Free Baptist Church Woolwich Grange Hall Scott Turner Moatsweag Lillian Dickerson Dickerson

Local Social News From West Bowdoin Area

West Bowdoin hosts Mr and Mrs Nathan Leavett of Bowdoinham as guests of Mr and Mrs Isaac Holbrook on Friday. Mrs Charles H Allen visits sister Mrs G M Rogers of Litchfield. Eleana Allen and son Edward visit aunt Mrs Joel Allen. Esther Matoon vacationing with parents Mr and Mrs Elisha Maloon. Misses Carrie and Statira Allen at home on vacation. Charles Holbrook calls on sister Mrs Statira Allen Sunday.

Nathan Leavett Bowdoinham Isaac Holbrook Charles H. Allen G. M. Rogers Litchfield Eleana Allen Edward Joel Allen Esther Matoon Elisha Maloon Carrie Statira Allen Charles Holbrook

Miss Topsy Turvy at Libby's Hall Richmond

Enterprise Grange presents a three act comedy Miss Topsy Turvy at Libbys Hall Richmond on Thursday evening March 12 with storm date to first fall fair night. Cast includes Topsy Turvy Nellie Clarendon May Golden Miss Alice Hibby Mrs Clarendon Mrs Florence Brown and more. Doors open seven with an orchestra 7 30 to 8 curtain and readings by Miss Maud Andrews. Supper and dance to follow.

Enterprise Grange Dramatic Club Topsy Turvy Libby's Hall Richmond Nellie Clarendon Elizabeth Dixon May Golden Topsy Alice—hibby Clarendon Florence Brown Miss Spriges Myrtle Dixon Lord Clarence Homer Alexander Frank Golden May Everett Libby Deacon Jones Daniel Brown New Henry Skelton

Litchfield Corner Farm News and Social Rounds

Local farmers sold apples this week. Among visitors were Mr and Mrs Norman Higgins and Mr and Mrs Charles Higgins of Augusta, Mrs Vincent Gordon of Fayette, visiting Mrs Orrin True. Dora and Herbert Merron and Ralph Crocker from Auburn spent Sunday at H W Baker's. Esther Maloon visited brother C E Maloon. Home Circle meets with Mrs Etta Taylor Tuesday afternoon. A sale and entertainment are planned for the evening of March 16.

Norman Higgins Charles Higgins Augusta Vincent Gordon Fayette Orrin True Dora Herbert Merron Ralph Crocker Auburn H. W. Baker’s Esther Maloon C. E. Maloon Etta Taylor

Winnegance Wood Lot Activities Reported

D A Merry hauls logs from his West Bath wood lot to the Morse mill for lumber. Charles B Williams repairs his house with new hard wood floors laid by Charles Rogers. Mrs Seth Houdlette and her brother David Houdlette of Dresden visit, along with Mrs Charles T Small. W W Morse cuts a large oak on Timber Island after lightning strikes. Tyleston Oliver sells his horse to Henry Poli of Bath. Mrs Frank Williams improves health. Walter C Perry refurbishes rooms over his store for a tenement.

D. A. Merry West Bath Morse Charles B. Williams Charles Rogers Seth Houdlette David Houdlette Dresden Charles T. Small Winneganee W. W. Morse Tyleston Oliver Henry Poli Bath Frank Williams Walter C. Perry

Reverend Archibald Leads Special Meetings in West Bath

Rev I D Archibald of Havernwill Massachusetts conducts a series of special meetings this week at Christ Chapel West Bath Trufant's Crossing. Services begin at 7:30 pm and everyone is invited to attend.

I. D. Archibald Havernwill Mass Christ Chapel West Bath Trufant’s Crossing

Auburn Visit Highlights Thelma Baker Guest

Miss Mabel Lane was the guest of Thelma Baker over Sunday. Courtney Baker, who has been in Auburn for some weeks, returned home Saturday.

Mabel Lane Thelma Baker Courtney Baker Auburn

Richmond Residents Consider Electric Lights At April Meeting

Town adjourns to the first Monday in April to allow full discussion on electric lights and to secure a fair voice from residents. A Brunswick bowling win over the Masons sets up a return game next week as youth enjoy snowshoeing and social events fill Curtis hall receipts near sixteen dollars.

Richmond Samuel Meserve Chas Noble South Harpswell Frank Blake Water Street Mt. Carmel Freeport Brunswick Methodist Society Curtis’ Hall George Beane William Nelson W. H. Stuart J. H. Stuart Richmond Exchange Florence Robinson Elmer Dickey

Westport Station Social Notices 1911

Schools nearby closed Friday March 6 for a two week vacation. Willing Workers held a supper at Woolwich Grange Hall last Tuesday. Miss Mildred Leavitt attended the Masquerade Ball at Red Men's Hall in Wiscasset village last Wednesday. Miss Evelyn Hodgdon visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Geo Hodgdon in Boothbay. Miss Margery Bailey entertained Wiscasset High Freshman class at Dr B A Bailey’s home last Saturday evening for her fourteenth birthday with games music and an elegant repast.

Woolwich Grange Hall Mildred Leavitt Red Men's Hall Wiscasset Village Evelyn Hodgdon Geo. Hodgdon Boothbay Margery Bailey Wiscasset High School B. A. Bailey

Miss Eva Dodge Burial at Day's Ferry Cemetery

The body of 24 year old Eva Dodge was brought from Augusta for burial in Woolwich. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at her parents home, with Rev. Omar W. Folsom officiating. Pallbearers were Cyrus Gilmore Everson John and William Stinson. Burial followed at Day's Ferry cemetery.

Eva Dodge Augusta George S. Dodge Omar W. Folsom Winter Street Congregational Church Bath Cyrus Gilmore Everson John William Stinson Day's Ferry

Phippsburg Boater Moves Wood Across Island Channel

Mr Wyman boats wood from the Island to Cranberry Point loads and hauls it home with his team. C S Gerrish was unable to work Thursday due to neuralgia. P S Rattleff and C S Gerrish visited Marrtown Sunday as others with teams note long period to improve.

Mr. Wyman Cranberry Point C. S. Gerrish P. S. Rattleff Marrtown

Local Social Roundup From Chapel and Bath

Miss Abbie Minott visits Auburn friends while Ruth Heald returns to Bath from wintering with Lizzie Minott. A pleasant surprise party for Tari Pike. B B Society met with Mrs. Walter Bowker with plans for the Chapel Fair this evening. Guests included Mrs. Bowker, Mrs. Ellis, Miss Hennessy and Miss Potter of Bath. Refreshments served. S. H. Bowker visiting Bath. Capt W R Dickerson recently visited Portland. Dinner for Chapel town meeting raised fifteen dollars. Sympathy extended to Capt John Lowell. Chapel Fair includes supper entertainment sleighing and moon pastor. If stormy it will be postponed. Mrs J D Eastman of Sebasco visiting sister Mrs Henry Butler of schooner Oakley Co Curtis. Ella Stacy visiting sister Pearl Williams.

Abbie Minott Auburn Ruth Heald Lizzie Minott Bath Tari Pike B. B. Society Walter Bowker Frank Bowker Agnes Cutting Georgie Leach Bessie Grace Dickerson Rebecca Bowker Alice Minott Pearl Williams Harold Delong Lottie Minott John Lowell J D. Eastman Sebasco Henry Butler Oakley Co. Curtis

Local Notes On Residents Moving and Visiting

The piece lists moves and housing changes for Wylie F. Rogers and others. M R Haley relocates with family to Bath. Mrs S R Brown rents in the city on High street. Miss Nannie Brown works as stenographer for Staples and Glidden. Several neighbors board with Joseph White and relocate to Berry’s Mills area. The portable mill moves to William Brown’s property. Families visit, heal, and assist each other across Bath, Topsham, and Brunswick communities.

S. R. Brown High Street Nannie Brown Staples and Glidden McLaine Llewellyn Bailey Walter Lilly Joseph White Berry's Mills Holden Lot William Brown J. M. Lemont

Bowdoin Social in Town and Local Updates

Mrs Martha Williams and Mrs M C Keag of Webster visited Bowdoin as guests of relatives. Nathaniel Roberts returned home to Lisbon Falls after visiting his brother J O Roberts. The grange held an all day meeting at Bowdoin Center. Mrs Susan Carr, gravely ill, shows slight improvement. Miss Sara Purington resides at West Bowdoin. Mae Curtis traveled to Lisbon Falls on Thursday.

Barbrick Martha Wiliams M. C. Keag Webster Nathaniel Roberts J. O. Roberts Lisbon Falls The Grange Bowdoin Center Susan Carr Sara Purington West Bowdoin Mae Curtis

Captain C. E. Humphreys Dies at Fifty Seven in Brunswick

Captain Charles E. Humphreys prominent Brunswick resident died Sunday after weeks with Bright's disease at age fifty seven. He was born in 1851, began sailing with his uncle Captain D. M. Humphreys, served as first mate on the John H. Kimball, skippered the C. O. Whitmore, then the B. F. Chaney for fourteen years before retiring to Brunswick. He later worked in insurance and served on the board of selectmen from 1899 to 1903. He is survived by his wife Addie Thomas and two children, Huldah Dole and Edward C. Humphreys.

Charles E. Humphreys Brunswick Bright D. M. Humphreys Bath John H. Kimball North Sea C. O. Whitmore B. F. Chaney Humphreys Merrymeeting Park Capt. Humphreys Board of Selectmen Addie Thomas Huldah Dole Richard B. Dole Washington, D. C Edward C. Humphreys Brunswick High School

Mrs Mary Coughlin Dies at 82 in Bath Home

Mrs Mary Coughlin widow of John Coughlin died Sunday afternoon at her Winter street home aged eighty two. Born in Ireland she had lived in Bath forty five years and was beloved by all. Survived by sons B H Coughlin Deputy Collector of Customs and John Coughlin a daughter Mrs Mary Nugent and sister Mrs Abbie Conley, all of Bath.

Mary Coughlin John Coughlin Winter Street Coughlin Ireland Bath B. H. Coughlin Mary Nugent Abbie Conley

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