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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1911
Page
4
Town approves funds for Winnegance bridge overhaul and ponders midwork disruptions. Local mills relocate and suspend operations. residents report road work, school events, weddings, illness recoveries, and summer plans as community life continues.
Mary Garden, a Chicago raised soprano, trained in Paris and became a noted American grand opera star. She substituted for Louise in 1901 at the Opera Comique, then joined the Chicago Opera Company and tours New York and Philadelphia, famed for independence and candid speech, reportedly planning a revealing memoir.
A Monday chapel dinner drew many townsfolk before a post meeting gathering for food including baked beans brown bread pickles doughnuts pies and coffee. Snow melted allowing teams to resume wood hauling for Stonsbrook. Aryan ship arrival to San Diego after 205 days from Philadelphia brings relief to Phippsburg residents. Andrew Powers will celebrate his ninety third birthday at Dromore next Monday. News arrives of Jacob P Morrison’s death in Hyde Park Mass on March 4. Ordway Helen Lewis visited Boothbay. Mary Burt returned to Roxbury. Local officials Phelan and others noted. Captain Knight and A J Knight’s crews active. grip illness widespread. Annie Tarbox resumes Morse High School studies. Burnham Knight, 11, maintains perfect attendance with 700 miles for the year. Dennis Tarbox Percy Hodgdon faster Knight and C F Whitten clearing brown tail moth nests. Woodbury Hodgdon hauling logs. Bath telephone men repair lines.
The Life Guards, part of the British household troops, are praised for their gallantry. The passage urges all to use Hood's Sarsaparilla to strengthen the system during illness-prone March, claiming it removes conditions that aid disease and improves vitality and warmth in the blood.
Progressive Grange of Richmond met Friday evening with 16 members present. The program included choir music, a recitation by Delmar Small, a lecturer, singing America, conundrums, a story by C. H. Ward, and more choir songs. E. O. Tarr was elected secretary to fill the vacancy from the death of Mrs Charles Cobb.
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