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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1919

Page

8

Movie Plays and Players At Bath and Liberty Theatres

The Bath opera house presents William Faversham in The Silver King Monday and Tuesday and William S Hart in The Bargain Wednesday and Thursday. Liberty theatre features Bryant Washburn in Venus of the East Monday and Tuesday Enid Bennet in Happy Though Married Wednesday and Thursday Mae Marsh in The Racing Strain Friday, and Ethel Barrymore in The Divorcee Saturday.

Bath Opera House William Faversham William S. Hart America Liberty Theatre Bryant ‘Washburn Enid Bennett Mae Marsh Ethel Barrymore

Rogers mill wrecking ends a West Bath landmark

In North Bath the Rogers mill at Whiskeag is being torn down with remaining lumber sold. The site formerly hosted a grist mill and locals note the mill saved vast lumber and aided builders. The piece covers ice conditions, Grange meeting plans, local births, visits, school changes, and community notes.

North Bath Rogers Meilt West Bath Grange West Bath Morse High School Fred Cary Portland Percy Rolfe Edward Howard Grigges Sie Littlefield Red Cross Ethel Lemont Sesson G. A. Cahill A. C. Johnson W.H. White C. R. Chappell Annie Hodgkins A.H. Donnell W. H. Larrabee F. W. Larrabee W. Haggett E. S. Stackpolle J. M. Lemont L. D. Rogers Annie Rogers Nex Bath George Rogers Wiest Bath Grorge Oscar Smiley Marjorie Vaughn Gumphrey Owen Sabine Edward Noyes Madeline Noyes Hazel Noyes Everett Mass Noyes Cottege Samuel Bates W. H. Brown Lewiston Gardiner Augusta C. H. Johnson North Street Eleanor Bates George Hogers Margaret Pates William Foster Topsham James E. Perry Phippsburg Wiscasset Grange Hall Arthur Brown John Dorette Freeport Doris Purington Hardings Miss Elkins Lowell Cumberland Wendhan Herbert Brown Boston Miles Purington Marion Lyn Brunswick Campbell Pond Little Field School Berry’s Mills Wendell Marguerite Williams John Clough Martha King

Second Session of Sagadahoc Probate Court Closes Busy Term

The second session of Sagadahoc county probate court met Tuesday under Judge James B. Lowell. Administrations granted include Martha E. Mustard of Topsham with Joseph L. Foster named administrator and Charles C. Libby of Richmond.

Sagadahés County James Lowell William F.dunham Martha E. Mustard Topsham Joseph L. Foster Charles ¢. Libby Richmond G. Allen Howe Thankful B. Blake Kate Daniel Jacques Charles HH. Doyle Bowdoin Christine H. Hawthorne Horace H. Hawthorne Woolwich Charles C. Low Susan T. C. Nichols Bath Michhael J. Madar Ancrum Hudak Hubert H. McCarty Mary A. McCarty C. Jackson Quintam Hattie E. Quinnam

Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Abbie Doyle

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Abbie Doyle wife of Martin L Doyle were held at her home 141 North Street. Rev Edwin Dodge Hardin officiated assisted by Evangelist Arthur Earl Sanderson with bearers Capt Fred L Dunton Portland Frank W Perkins Chester Aderton and Leonard Lord. Attendees from away included Mr and Mrs William J White Capt and Mrs Fred L Dunton Mrs E L Dunton and daughter Helen of Portland Mr and Mrs Alfred P White of Rochester NH Mr and Mrs Timothy Donovan Mr and Mrs Fred Smith of Lewiston Mrs Rebecca Bowker of Topsham Henry English and Mrs Margaret English of Kennebunk Beach Mrs Emma Sylvester Small Point.

Sarah Abbie Doyle Martin L. Doyle Larry Seay 141 North Street Edwin Dodge Hardin Arthur Earl Sanderson Fred L. Dunton Portland Frank W. Perkins Chester Aderton Leonard Lord William J. White E. L. Dunton Helen Alfred P. White Rochester N. H Timothy Donovan Fred Smith Lewiston Rebecca Bowker Topsham Henry English Margaret English Kennebunk Beach Emma ‘Sylvester Small Point

Irving Keiser Dies. Maine Central Ferry Engineer

Irving Keiser, chief engineer of the Maine Central Railroad Co. ferry Ferdinando Gorges, died at his Rockland home after an illness dating from October. A about 64, he began as a section hand on the Krox & Lincoln division and rose to fireman on City of Rockland. He later served as assistant engineer on the Gorges. He leaves a wife, no children, and was a member of Masonic bodies and the Mystic Shrine. Mr and Mrs Howard B Johnson left for Portland for a few days visit.

Irving Keiser Maine Central Railroad Co Ferdinando Gorges Rockland Keiser Krox &Lincoln Gorges

Ropewalk Gang Must Have Lesson

Police and South End residents label the Ropewalk Pond gang of about 30 boys as the most troublesome in Shipping City. They have torn brass fittings from boats, damaged a $25 power boat, and stolen items from Gahan’s property. Authorities say some leaders face reform school. parents blamed for letting youths run wild.

South End Charles BE Gahan Reform School Mrr. Gahan

Funeral of Daniel D. McDonald in Bath

Daniel D. McDonald died Sunday night in Dorchester Massachusetts from heart trouble. He lived in Bath for many years and worked as an iron worker and night watchman. He is survived by his son Danforth and daughter Mrs. Margaret Walsh, four grandchildren, brother Alexander and sister Mrs Mary McPart-of-Hootor. Funeral held Wednesday at St Marys Church Bath with burial in Calvary Cemetery.

Daniel D. McDonald Dorchester Mass Danforth McDonald High Street Mr. McDonald Bath Amtiganish Oileloth Addison & Stront North Street St. Mary's Church of Margaret Walsh Alexander McDonald Mary

Bath Woman Dies After Ill Health At Home

Mrs. Sarah Augusta Litchfield 76 of Bath dies at her Bath street home after a long illness. She was born in Bath, survived by husband George E Litchfield, a son Harry E Litchfield, a daughter Mrs. Fred Andrews, and three grandsons Edwin Charles Andrews and Leonard Litchfield of Bath. A probate petition lists Caroline Fisher Skillings Shillings Sawyer as executrix above her will.

Sarah Augusta Titchfield George E. Litehfield Bath Street Bath Solomon Sarah Reed Harry E. Litchfield Fred Andrews Edwin Charles Andrews Leonard Litchfield State OF Maine Sagadahoc Alice ML Shillings Sawyer Caroline Fisher Alice M. Skillings Sawyer Bath Maine Jown F. Skillings Maine Frank CY. Skillings Alice M. Skillings Skiendahac Eithel Flermo George F. Reed Ethel I. Leonard Lorenn M. Davis South Portland Paul Davis Ereat-Granison Ethel F. Leon

Enthusiasm at Civic Dinner Launches Bath Movement

The Bath Civic Dinner concludes with calls for a live chamber of commerce to steer growth toward Americanism and progress. Attendees sign a paper endorsing the movement as musical performances and a tribute to fallen soldiers mark the event.

Bath Chamber of Commerce Iis United Action Flander Wilson Times Ernest Davis Edward L. Gaudreau Clarence Reed The Independent W. F. Kershner W. S. Newell J. Edward Drake E. Pp. Hardin F. PD. Hill Lucius BE. Wilson F.C. Crosby Prof L. Crawford Harry M. Wises Rank Cutter Orrven Frye Arthur G. Oliver Harry C. Wiebber N. J. Coffin Frederick Fd

Fragments of Names Listed in Local Society Memoranda

A long list of individuals and couples including many surnames and initials appears in a society page segment. The OCR reads names such as Evans Hartnett Legard Crown Cohen Nichols Stetson Desmond White Larrabee Colby Mitchell Ca hill Lyde Peaslee Fitz gerald Hannigen Leonard Jackson Stedman Merrill Shaw Chappell Wright Jackson Grange Stedman Martin and others.

BE. B. Johnson Ti. T. Stevens Fessenden N. Chase Robert N. Grange Julius J. Herbert

Notary Public William F Dunham Probate Notices

Probatice Court in Sagadahoc County orders notice be published for petitions. Copies of petitions and this order to be printed in Bath Independent for three weeks. Hearings set in Bath on April 1 1919 at 9:00 AM to show cause why petitions should not be granted.

William T. Hall State OF Maine Sagadahoc Bath Path Independent Tath Erd Joseph M. Singleton Jane Mary Shepard Mary F. S. Blakesare Witmer Jamess Lowell Gaid Court William F. Dunham Agadaling St Bath Saguedahoe Merah Ald Hubert T. McCarty Mary McCarty Snendahoe Apech James Lowele State OF Maine Joan Pascoe Feruth Charles J. Rich Mertie Rich Mien Pascoe Rath Erima Woods Joan Pascof Saradenoe Fred H. Thompson Sarrdaoe Sneadahoe Sagadahiog Emma_ A. Knowlton John A. Knowlton John H. Schottler Sai Jail County Kath Saradahoc Pucceseives Saenadakns J. Everet Mayo West Rath Said Augusta Maro West Bath Pebrinro Estelle Edith Mayo Tewart Maire Davehite J. Iverett Mayo West Baith Maine Arthur J. Dunton Roth Pats

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