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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1917

Page

3

Notable YMCA Gymnasium Exhibition Draws Large Crowd

Brunswick carries home the cup in a YMCA gym exhibition last Friday night. Brunswick and Bath teams showed strong marching and free hand work with mat routines by Grade School boys. Local boys listed include R. McInnis Small Atwood Sprague Leydon John Moody Jim Moody Hamilton Archie Miller Perry Knights Lord G. Miller Wold Melrose Larsen Burgess J. Burgess G. McMann Spragg Coffin Torrey. Judges were Langley Bowdoin Kimball Spear. Teams meet today in Brunswick for the cup defense.

Brunswick Y.M.C.A Freddi Pecci Bowdoin College Anderson Symnasium Roland C. Cobb R. McInnis Small Atwood Sprague Leydon John Moody Jim Moody Hamilton Archie Miller Perry Knights Lord G. Miller Wold Melrose Larsen Burgess J. Burgess G. McMann Spragg Coffin Torrey

Purim Program At Local Jewish School Recited

A Purim program presented by pupils of the local Jewish school featured March class prayers a Purim story and a little scene. Students sung recited and proclaimed Purim with performances by David Brown Jennie Miller Minnie Brown and many others including Esther Miller Jacob Petlock and Morris Miller. Roy McGee of Portland visited the town on Sunday.

David Brown Bessie Arrenstam Jennie Miller Minnie Brown Bessie Greenblatt Annie Arck Rosie Weinblatt Rosie Green Abraham Gordon Evelyn Petlock Ruth Green Mark Gediman Morris Miller Edward Gediman Esther Miller Louis Miller Jacob Petlock Jacob Arrenstam Roy McGee Portland

Dizzy spells tied to weak kidneys sold by Dean's Pills

Bath resident Mrs. J C Footer reports persistent backache and dizzy spells eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Hallet & Co. Drug Store. Adverts cite kidney trouble and offer the 50 cent remedy from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.

Dean Bath J. C. Footer Franklin St Hallet & Co

L F Atwood Medicine Promoted For Sedentary Work Aches

An advertisement touts L F Atwood Medicine as a safe remedy for women and men with sedentary sewing work. It claims to aid digestion, regulate liver and bowels, and relieve headaches and fatigue. Free song collection offered with bottle wrapper and user opinion. Portland Maine firm.

L. F Atwood

Minutes of Bowdoinham Association at Baptist Meeting House 1800

An aged pamphlet copy of Minutes of Bowdoinham Association held at Baptist Meeting House August 27 28 1800 is examined. It notes Elder William Stinson and Elder Thomas Green preached sermons and lists Bowdoinham church members in the first class with names such as Hezekiah Purinton Elihu Hatch Mary Card and Betsey Decker. The pages show writing exercises about Xenophon and include the name Abner Macomber.

Bowdoinham Association Baptist Meeting House B. F. Sedgley Richmond Bowdoinham Annie M Hiram Stinson William Stinson Margaret Hatch William and Betsey Decker Hannah Harvard Hanndh McLellan Ebenezer Hatch Sally Dinsmore Mary Card Margaret Maxwell Sally Grant Caleb Weston Margaret Richerson Vinas Getchell Robert Maxwell Nancy Riggs Loyalist Brown Lettie Brown Lavina Hatch Betsy Hatch Xenophon Abner Macomber

Local Jottings Reflect Small-Town Happenings

Local notes cover meetings at Society Hall and Pythian Sisters Sewing Circle, a April M H S seniors performance at Columbia Theatre, and club gatherings. Hangers raise prices for cheap and high grade paper. Driftwood Club forms slowly on Kimball Bros. wharf. Mrs. Bert Sears plans Gloucester home. New England Tel Club girls hosted a sewing session with embroidery and refreshments. A marble drop game circulates among youths, and B F Sedgley recalls early work hours with Bill Simpson. William Simpson tells of a Maltese cat guarding the henhouse with hens nearby.

Society Hall Popham Pythian Sisters Sewing Circle M.H.S Sally Lund Columbia Theatre Murray Club Ernest Johnson North St Driftwood Club Kimball Bros Bert Sears Bath St Joseph Larrabee West aBth Gloucester Mass Sears Agnes Finnigan Margaret Foster Catherine Kane New England Tel. and Tel. Company the Times B. F. Sedgley Richmond Mr. Simpson

Abuttors Hear and Confirm Wales Walk Assessments

A large crowd gathered at the Common Council room for the February 9 hearing on abuttors’ objections to granolithic sidewalk assessments. City officials, including Mayor, City Attorney, and Board members, explained costing methods and that abatements require executive-board recommendation. Total 97 property owners face 5483.32 in sidewalk charges. Seagoing tug Wyoming arrived with barge 765. Cosmpolitan Club hosted Mme. Eames de Gogorza on women’s service.

Board of Aldermen Plummer Litchfield Board of Highways and Sewers Troop Arthur J. Dunton Henry W. Howard H. A. Duncan Charles T. Jackson South St. Hill Jackson Board of

Capt Swett Returns From Harrington Maine Business Trip

Capt. G. B. Swett arrived back Monday after a business trip to Harrington Maine. He was met by colleagues and discussed agreements and potential partnerships.

G. B. Swett Harrington, Me

Local Red Cross Classes Announced With Several Branches

The notice lists hours and places to be announced later for Red Cross classes led by Mrs. Fred D. Hill in first aid Miss Priscilla Kimball in motoring Mrs. Edward Hyde in defense Mrs. Charles Lockery in social service Mrs. Clarence Morse and Mrs. Byron Barker in canteen work Mrs. Seth Mullin in day nursery with Miss Webber handling publicity Details of branches to follow and those found competent will be accepted.

Fred D. Hill Priscilla Kimball Edward Hyde Charles Lockery Clarence Morse Byron Barker Seth Mullin Webber

Sunday School to Elect Officers at Annual Meeting

The Beacon Lights notes the annual meeting and officer election for the Sunday school on March 25. A nominating committee was appointed: Mrs J E C Sawyer Rev T N Kewley and Elliott Fuller. The Dorcas Guild raised over 30 dollars at a recent farce presentation.

J. E. C. Sawyer T. N. Kewley Elliott Fuller Dorcas Guild Cuba Wildo Murray Ladies’ Aid Thomas Baker Trufant St Epworth League William Thistle

Unity Guild meets at 823 Washington and church activities noted

The Unity Guild met with Mrs A J Dunton at 823 Washington St. The Agoga Class entertained the Mispaz class for the parsonage at 138 High St. A demonstration of aluminum ware was held in the church kitchen on Wednesday at 2 30 under the Ladies Circle. The Sewing Circle met at 119 Oak St. The Easter sale is set for Friday March 29. The cradle roll and kindergarten party will be held in the vestry from 3 to 5 this afternoon.

Unity Guild A. J. Dunton Washington St High St Church Kitchen Treasury of the Circle H. W. Moulton Oak St

Engagement announced between Leon W. Babcock and Miss Hagel I Lane

The Lewiston couple, Leon W. Babcock son of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Babcock, recently finished Bowdoin College in 3½ years. Miss Hagel I Lane, daughter of W. N. Lane, will graduate from the University of Maine in June.

Leon W. Babcock Hagel I. Lane Lewiston Mr. Babcock P. W. Babcock Bowdoin College Miss Lane W. N. Lane University of Maine

Saved from Kidney Trouble by Fruit-a-tives Tablet

Henry Dater of Troy New York testifies that Fruit-a-tives relieved his years long kidney trouble and constipation after about a month of use. He praises the fruit juice tablets as the greatest kidney remedy and notes price 50 cents per box six for two fifty with trial size offered by Fruita tives Limited Ogdensburg New York.

Henry Dater Dater Troy N.Y Fruita Tives Limited Ogdensburg New York

March weather and local notes from Belfast and nearby towns

The Belfast Journal notes March began lambcold with snow on Sunday that largely melted from walks. Eggs arrive plentifully as local markets see price drops. Steamer Islander resumes river service May 15 after repairs. The Richmond Bee covers flourishing Odd Fellows in a small town and obituaries mark Joseph T. Moody’s burial in Winnegance. Beacon Street Church hosts, a birth is reported at Phippsburg home of Page Wyman.

Belfast Journal Richmond Bee Islander Joseph T. Moody J Lynn Fairview Winnegance Beacon Street Church Charles H. Oliver Mechanic St Stork Phippsburg Page Wyman Farrar Chestnut St

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Brunswick Boys PURIM Bowdoin Baptist Assn Wales League of Woman's Wyoming Lehigh Valley Kimball’s Wharf Horace Heath Bowdeinham Boston Rockland Kennebec Cosmopolitan Club Mme. Eames de Gogorza National League For Woman's Service A. E. Bishop England Paris France Italy Messina Washington National League For Woman’s Service Maine Department of Defense Hyde Guards H. O. Stinson League New England America Mme. Eames Misses Lilly Pray Alice Varney Flora Risteen Alice Randall Mme James de Gogorza Thhe Winona Tilton Stinson Gouraud First Baptist The Winter Street Church Charles Mason Charles Low Troy, N.Y NEW England Telephone
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