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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1917

Page

15

Birthday of Mrs Frances Oliver Noted Elder in Popham Beach

Mrs Frances Oliver aged 85 celebrated with an informal reception at her Popham Beach home on a Tuesday afternoon. Born in Chester England to John and Susan Garft, she traveled to the United States at age 22 aboard the Sul tan from Liverpool to New York after a 47 day voyage, later marrying Capt Calvin Oliver in Georgetown on December 3 1856. Her three sons Frank S Oliver Egbert A Oliver and Edgar A Oliver are marine engineers in Popham Beach Boston and Newport Rhode Island respectively.

Frances Oliver Popham Beach Oliver Chester Eng John Susan Garft Sultan Liverpool London Georgetown Joseph Berry Berry's Mills New York Berry Calvin Oliver Frank S. Oliver Egbert A. Oliver Boston Edgar A. Oliver Newport, R. I

Phippsburg Notes From The Local Scene

Phippsburg residents report continued health and activity with town events. N W Eaton delivered two loads of hay to Bath and Chester Plant, while Rodney Wyman assisted. Frank Ridley returns from six weeks of rheumatism to lead Sunday chapel service. S R Richardson, wintering in Massachusetts, remains critically ill under constant care. Bert Pye’s family recovers from grip. Fred Morrison visited family in Sebasco on Sunday.

Page N. W. Eaton Bath Chester Plant Rodney Wyman Frank Ridley S. R. Richardson Massachusetts Bert Pye Grip Fred Morrison Sebasco

Probate Court Adopts February Probate Actions

At the adjourned February session Judge James S. Lowell grants administration for Lurinda Wescott of Bowdoin, appoint Dana S. Williams as administrator, and names executors and executrices for multiple estates. Wills were filed and proved for Rogers of Phippsburg, Hanson families of Bath, and Spinney. Accounts for Littlefield Tomlinson Jewett Mooney Brown were filed and approved as first or final.

James S. Lowell Lurinda Wescott Bowdoin Dana S. Williams William A. C. Rogers Phippsburg John D. Rogers Bant Hanson Bath Emily A. Hanson James L. Spinney J. Clifford Spinney George H. Littlefield B. Tomlinson Richmond Mary E. Jewett John G. Jewett Maude Mooney Patrick Mooney Farland L. Brown Mary A. Brown Bowdoinham Earland L. Brown J. Loyalist Brown

Final accounting notices for several estates in Georgetown Topsham Bath

Final account of Nat F. Howe administrator of the Charles L. Eaton estate of Georgetown. First account of Harriet A. Purinton administratrix of Humphrey Purinton of Topsham. Inventory filed. Estate of Margaret J. Dodge of Bath by Charles F. Dodge executor.

Nat F. Howe Charles L. Eaton Georgetown Harriet A. Purinton Humphrey Purinton Topsham Margaret J. Dodge Bath Charles F. Dodge

Sewall Ship Sold To Texas Oil Co For Tank Work

The Edward Sewall, a 332 foot four mast steel ship built in 1899 at Bath by Arthur Sewall and Co, is sold to Texas Oil Co. for conversion into an oil burning steamship. It will be used as a tank ship after its next voyage to South America. William D. Sewall confirms the transfer after the voyage completes in New York.

Edward Sewall Texas Oil Co Arthur Sewall & Co Bath Arthur Sewall William D. Sewall A. Sewall & Co Sewall New York South America

Pomona Grange and Dromore Grange Meet in February

Pomona Grange of Sagadahoc will join Dromore Grange on Wednesday February 23. The program includes opening, Welcome, Georgie Leach music, Dromore Choir, Grange Journal, readings by Abbie Minott and Rebecca Bowker, a question on helping farm youth, census, songs, and closing with Psalm 34:22 and Annie Purington.

Sagadahoc Pomona Grange Dromore Grange Georgie Leach Dromore Grange Journal Abbie Minott Edith Hildreth The Grange E. C. Patten C. E. Rogers T. F. Per

Gogorza Opens Recital to Warm Maine Reception

Alfred Metzger notes Emilio de Gogorza’s January 22 recital in San Francisco as a strong event in the season. Will J L Greenbaum’s 1915 16 series resumed at Columbia Theatre with Gogorza, drawing a crowded house. The reviewer, while praising his artistry, previously found fault with enunciation but now reports a marked improvement with no detectable faults.

Alfred Metzger Pacific Coast Musical Record San Francisco Emilio de Gogorza Will J L. Greenbaum Columbia Theatre

Emilio de Gogorza Excels In Varied Concert Program

The critic hails Emilio de Gogorza for his lyric vocal art and precise enunciation across languages. He blends strict interpretation with musical warmth, achieving distinctive national character in each work and setting a high standard for tone production and vocal craft.

de Gogorza Emilio de Gogerza Emilio de Gogorza Helen M. Winslow de de Gogorza

Waterville Exhibition Highlights Capt Farnham Ireland Duo

In a gym exhibition the heavy Waterville team defeated Ireland 25 to 13 led by Capt Farnham and Ireland in his first full game with the club. Spectators expected football tactics but saw skilled passing and a rough Hyde Guards clash ending 21 to 8 for Bath Iron Works. The Kelley-Spear Co owns Rogers yard as local business signals improvement.

Capt. Farnham Ireland B.I.W Hyde Guard Sturtevant Morse High Bath Iron Works Hyde Guards

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity and Strength

FourFive Hundred Muscles rely on pure blood for health and labor. Impure blood weakens them, reduces elasticity and efficiency. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for cleansing blood of humors and toning the system. Be sure to ask for Hood's Sarsaparilla. no substitute equals it.

Hood

Colonial Club Sees Busy February Session and Elections

The Colonial Club held a large February meeting with a $227.04 Christmas tree fund expenditure and all bills paid. A luncheon offer followed a tie report, members welcomed new entrants including George Moody and F H Kimball, and nominations were set for officers and a three year trustee at the next meeting.

Colonial Club C. C. Troop Cosmopolitan Club C. P. Wetherbee Capt. Smith O Hums Well Diggers Charles S. Brown Y.M.C.A Cahill George B. Moody David Rothschild F. H. Kimball A. C. Hodgdon Brunswick Club C. H. Cahill Rodney E. Ross L. Eugene Thebeau C. Troop Arthur C. Hagan E. D. True Harold L. Thompson Charles R. Farnham Fred C. Cox

Local Woolwich Notes Share Visits Ailments and Social Event

Woolwich news recalls visits and illnesses including Alton Graves at Topsham home Emma Leonard seriously ill with Dr Stott attending Mrs Lida Hathorne moving to Augusta to work in the State Home Insurance Dept Miss Lila Hathorne hosts and social planned at Castle Baptist Hall Feb 18 proceeds for Mission Band Plinette Allen’s ankle accident noted The Butler family from Washington arrives at Montsweag farm during Supreme Court recess hoping for snow for sleighrides

Alton Graves Topsham Wallace Reed Yarmouth John Sheldon Emma Leonard Stott Lida Hathorne Dana’s Wood Yard Augusta John Preble Woodfords Bleike Reed Barbara Reed Castle Baptist Hall Mission Band Plinette Allen Lila Hathorne Charles Henry Butler Washington, D. C Montsweag Woolwich United States Supreme Court Washington Butler

Obituary of Mrs Isadore Crooker 82 in Wales Maine native

Mrs Isadore Crooker aged 82 years and 1 month widow of William F Crooker died Monday night after a weeklong illness with heart trouble. A native of Wales Maine she lived in the city for sixty three years and attended Wesley M B Church. She is survived by two sons Frederick W Crooker and Fernald D Crooker.

Isadore Crooker William F. Crooker

Wanted lease for summer at small country or seaside hotel

Classified notice seeking a summer lease for a small country or seaside hotel. Respondents should address H. Barker Travers at Hotel New Richford in Boston Massachusetts.

Parton H. Barker Travers New Richford Boston Mass

Funeral Rites For Mrs D A Merry Held At Home

One daughter Mrs D A Merry, seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren mourn the death. The funeral was held Thursday afternoon at two o'clock from her home 590 Middle St.

D. A. Merry Middle St

Community notices plus local business and travel notes

The report shows church group meetings at local chapels, a high school basketball game versus Shaw Business College, and community sewing circles. It notes Bath residents reporting widespread illness, shipyard work forecasts, two new Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. branch stores, and local funerary and fishing-commission activities plus Boothbay Harbor Railway bid context.

League of Central Church Morse High Shaw Business College Y.M.C. A Genesta Sewing Circle Elsie Howard Middle Street Louise Childs Russell St Fred McFadden Grace Church Bath Texas Yard Mosher Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co Columbia Hotel Center St L. H. Andrews Atlantic & Pacific Co United States Clara Lampher Gardiner John E. Sonia Beacon St Fred Dauphin Berlin N. H Marion Berabeau Arthemese Paul Dauphin U. S. Fish Commission Gannet Boothbay Hatchery Maine Boothbay Harbor Railway Co

Palatability in Cow Feeds

A farmer advisory piece notes cows exhibit individual tastes in feed and performance. It urges observing refusals, offering better options for productive cows, and using salt to improve palatability while noting weather can spoil hay.

Color on Apples Brightens in Wet Central West Season

A veteran fruit grower explains the apples in the central west show much better color this year due to a wet season. Alternating sunshine and shade, rather than pure sun, intensifies color and improves quality, producing notably fine fruit after a season of sun and rain.

Sunday Overeating Rest Day Digestive Aid

An old family remedy from L. F. Medicine Co. of Portland Me promises quick digestion and bile elimination after overindulgent Sundays. It claims safety for children and usefulness for indigestion biliousness and sick headaches, with a free song collection offered on request.

L. F.” Atwood L. F.” Medicine Co Portland

Also Mentioned on This Page

Town Reports Times Printshop Frances Oliver of Popham Probate Sewall Ship Sold Pomona Grange Maine Singers Metzger Waterville Kelley-Spear Co Rogers Yard Mary I. Crooker A. B. C. Silk Endurance James F. Will Co Brunswick
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