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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1919

Page

4

Costello family attends funeral and travel notes

Costello relatives from Quincy Mass after attending John J Costello’s funeral return home. Judge John J Keegan travels on official business to gather board files in Wis casset Rockland and Portland for inspection duties. Clifford family members stay at Young hotel through the week before returning Saturday.

John William Costello Thomas Janes Costello John J. Costello Quincy Mass John J. Keegan Wiscasst Rockland Portland Charles W. Clifford Stan Bolton Clifford Arthur J. Dunton Young Hotel Edward Sewall Worcester

J Edward Drake departs for Boston business trip

J Edward Drake left Thursday morning for a business trip to Boston. The item notes social visits by Portland residents and local moves related to military service and postwar plans.

Woolwich Missionary Speaks at North Methodist Church

The North Methodist church heard Rev. Chester J. Brown state missionary speak Monday afternoon. A social at Mrs. N. J. Palmer’s last week was a success with St Patrick favors. Various local residents and visitors are noted returning home or visiting Bath, Portland, and Richmond as community events unfold.

Chester J. Brown North Methodist Church N. J. Palmer St Patrick H. P. Hathorne Boston Clarence Preble Norfolk John Preble Wilbur Crocker Philip Day Overseas Bath Pearl Phyllis Hall Wesley Church Lincoln Houdlette Beulah Portland George Merrill F. W. Carlton Milton C. Trott Marjorie A. &. Trott George Carlton Camp Devens Rodney Tarbox Maude Hayward Charles Crosby Arrowsic Harry Vestry J. C. Brown Bangor Vernon Ayer Frank Card Artell Hayward John ‘Lily John ‘McKenney Dresden Corn Sheridan Fred Carlton Florence 54Th Regiment George Woodbury Bailey Woodbury Smith North Edgecomb Wilson Wright Red Cross Liberty Loan Victory Bonnie Brae Society of Days Ferry Ken Dana Addison Rice Ralph Nice Leonard Stilphen Earl Rice Yarmouth Dana Reed Bailey Sarah of Nequasset Asbury Bailey Montsweag Marion Webster

Meetings to Prepare Bath for Big Drive

The Bath chamber of commerce campaign shifts from large public meetings to smaller sessions led by W S Newell of Bath Iron Works. Committee members from local business and government plan subscriptions, select captains and workers, and stage a student thought survey at Bath High School.

Chamber of Commerce W. Ss. Newell Bath Iron Works George B. Drake The Texas Steamship Co J. Edward Drake H. B. Sawyer A. M. Irish R. J. Ross Auburn Auburn Chamber of Commerce Cummings Auburn Chamber Y.M.C.A Fred J. Slater America4o City Bureau Bath Slater Gath Mr. Slater

Bowdoinham News Highlights Local News and Obituaries

Bowdoinham notes Mrs. Arabine Hall's report of Esther Davis Crowell of Oakland Cal dying. Crowell born in Bowdoinham and well traveled. family ties include Charles Davis of Berkeley and Miss Center of Bowdoinham. Local deaths include Isaac L. Cannon at Bryants Pond and burial in Topsham. Community events cover visits, weddings, farm sales, and town affairs with multiple Bowdoinham residents and neighbors mentioned.

Arabine Hall Esther Davis Crowell Oakland Cal Charles Davis Berkley Missousie Fairbanks Lewiston Rotheous Douglass Isaac L. Cannon Bryants Pond Topsham Bowdoinham Edward Cannon Malden Mass George Hamilton Roxbury Richard Smith Pearl A. Cannon Henry Cannon Lizzie Grady Worcester Pearl Cannon John Mr. Denham Frank M. Thorn Belfast S. D. Thorn Frank Town Jail JP. C. Nealey Lewis Brown Guy Carpenter Ben Methodist Church State Road Carrie French Skowhegan D. Thorn J. P. Cobb Augusta Bath Iron Works Marion Redlon Marion Ferguson Mabel Redlon Eleanor Landers Alice Marks Kathleen Landers Susie Rogers Elvira Massachusetts Boston Owdoinham Kendall Aroostook County

Bath woman attends funeral of Navy man in Conneaut

Capt. Charles W. Dingley and daughter Mrs Kathryn T Russell returned to Bath from Conneaut Ohio after attending the funeral of her husband William J Russell who died of pneumonia March 14 at a Brooklyn naval hospital. The service at the Methodist Episcopal church was conducted by Rev J W Blackburn with mixed quartet music. Russell, a 5 year Navy veteran who served in the destroyer Philip after Mexican border service, is survived by his wife and several relatives.

J. Edward Drake Boston James Minott Donald Portland Minott William Hosle Woodbury Potter Donald Minott France W. N. McNamara Thomaston American Express Co American Railway Express City George J. Beal Lisbon Dorothy Nith Roland Smith Charlotte O'rien Amy Irish Genevieve Gove Woodbury Brackett Clare Coombs Cherry Street FR. Freeman Coombs Dorothy Tarbox Westport Bath Westport Town Hall Caribbean Sea Millvgers Charles W. Dingley Kathryn T. Russell Conneaut Ohio Warl Spurling Gertrude Zundel Charles Marey K. W. Cowden Relief Corps War Mothers Connent Russell United States Navy Washington West Virginia Mary Fiassemmire Sandusky Ese

Red Cross drive seeks shoes clothing and blankets

The Red Cross appeals for shoes for children and adults, durable clothing, and blankets at Winter street church next week. Donors may drop items at the Winter street entrance or call Red Cross headquarters for pickup arrangements. An unrelated note reports the post office restoring a wartime river chart and an expansion of the Maine Central station ticket office due to increased business.

Winter Street Red Cross Maine Central

Bowdoinham Post Road Notes and Local Visits

William J. Graves spent the week in Boston visiting relatives. Will F. Purington bought two horses. Myrtle I. Jack attended Bath teachers convention Friday. Residents praise the State road and door delivery service. Frank Jenkins was in part of the week. Rothens Douglass and family visited Brunswick by auto. Millay Bros. moved a house and plan occupancy by Mr. and Mrs. Young. Mrs. Fred Merryfield is in poor health.

Woodmen of America M. F. Varney Waterville H. A. Teague Lewiston Mr. McEwen Charles C. Toothaker Bath Order Boston McEwen H. E. Henie East Bowdoinham Henie Connecticut Louis Brown France Millay Bros Cross Road Silas Ackley Post Road Donald Minott James Minott Portland California West Bath Cobb W. J. Graves Louis Sparks Ss. of W. Auxiliary Electa Chapter O Ejs Rat Ralph Winslow Emery Sedgley Brooklyn Emma Snell Star Aid Verna Erlene Davis Bay William J. Graves Will F. Purington Myrtle I. Jack Frank Jenkins Rothens ,Douglass Brunswick Mrs. Young Mr. Young Fred Merryfield

Victory Medals For Liberty Loan Workers

Victory medals crafted from captured German cannon will be issued to Liberty loan committee workers for distinguished service. The first such medal in the war features the Treasury building and a blank engraving space. About one million medals will be distributed through Federal Reserve chairmen with emphasis on women volunteers.

Liberty Loan Victory Liberty Loan United States United States Treasury Chateau Thierry Treasury Department National Woman's Liberty ‘Loan Committee Federal Reserve Woman's Committee F. L. Higginson New England Womans’ Liberty Loan Committee Women Workers

Mrs Delia Tallman Funeral Held Privately

The funeral for Mrs Delia E Tallman widow of John C Tallman was held privately Friday afternoon at her home 38 Linden Street Rev Edwin Dodge Hardin of Winter Street Congregational Church officiated Bearers were Charles Bagley Edward Vaughan Isaac Voorhees and Elizra Groves Burial followed at Oak Grove Butter in local stores runs 70 to 75 cents a pound this week Government commandeered large quantities and ice cream demand reduces cream shipments to creameries Mrs Roy Marston of Wiscasset visited Bath Thursday.

Delia E. Tallman John C. Tallman Linden Street Edwin Dodge Hardin Winter Street

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