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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1917

Page

1

Highway Officials Discuss Patrol System and Bridge Law

State Highway Commission held a Wednesday session at the Court House attended by Sagadahoc and Lincoln County officials. Commissioner Paul D. Sargent outlined patrol costs, dragging and rock removal, and urged towns to maintain roads with patrol work, noting $286000 spent last year over about 3400 miles.

State Highway Commission Court House Sagadahoc Lincoln Paul D. Sargent Wiggin Richmond West Bath H. T. Smith R. P. Stewart George H. P. Brennan Bath C. H. Mason Charles A. Corliss Oscar F. Williams Carl C. Troop Georgetown W. B. Berry Thomas N. Williams Edgecomb William A. Totman Albert R. Baker E. Merry Boothbay E. H. Lewis Southport W. G. Low E. H. G. Holden Fred J. Rose Joseph W. Larrabee I. B. Neilly Bowdoin Nathan Doughty Harpswell P. A. Hackett Anna H. G.marr

Four-masted schooner Clara E Randall to depart for New York

The four masted schooner Clara E Randall will complete cargo discharge at Brown's wharf today after arriving from Savannah with lumber. Rumors say E G Potter of Long Island may buy the vessel, joining other recent purchases. Owner Eleazer W Clark neither confirms nor denies. Randall, 950 gross tons, built Bath 1894. Captain George Carlson to sail her to New York for delivery to new owner. Arthur Stewart of Bath visited Tennants Harbor briefly.

Portland Argus Clara E. Randall Savannah Brown’s Wharf New York E. G. Potter Long Island N. Y Mount Hope Alicia B. Crosby Major Pickands Eleazer W. Clark J. S. Winslow & Co Randall Bath William Rogers Oscar Charleson George Carlson

Great War Reaches Phippsburg and Local Men

The article notes how the Great War touches Phippsburg, detailing local men involved, troop tents at Fort Baldwin, and community efforts. It mentions recruitment, gardening, and daily life as the war effort continues, with residents adapting to military needs and preserving local routines.

Phippsburg

Boothbay's Two Live Wires Serve in 1916 State Legislature

In the 1916 17 session Boothbay and Boothbay Harbor were represented by two active lawmakers who earned the title good fellows for their service. Elton H. Lewis of Boothbay and Harris Lewis both helped secure state highway funding, with a $16 000 appropriation for the Boothbay Harbor to Wiscasset route to be celebrated at a forthcoming mass meeting. Lewis, 45, a businessman who runs Sawyer's Island House and a general store, has long served as selectman and on county and town committees. He was assigned to County Estimates Towns Mercantile Affairs and Insurance committees and kept a residence in Augusta during the session to focus on legislative matters.

George C. Pease C. G. Marsh Popham Beach S.C. Campbell F. B. Williams E. Motley Fuller and Son Fred Fuller Bath Fuller Cottage Popham J. Arthur Stevens East Boothbay Fred Hodgkins Fort Baldwin Elizabeth Webber Doris Rollins Portland Harry Mank Cordelia Morrison F. & Bowker & Son Harry Mank, Jr National Guard Mr. Mank Fred Harrington Frank Percy Leeach Y. M. K. A. School Boston Boothbay Boothbay Harbor House of Representatives Augusta Wiese Messrs Harris Lewis Elton H. Lewis Back River Charles H Emeline (Tilton) Lewis Boston College Ella S. Swett Byron W. Swett Sawyer’s Island Eastern Steamship Corporation Eloise George V. Adams

Ministers Hear Biblical Reflections and New Pastor Arrives

Rev William T Boyd preached on render unto Caesar and unto God, linking human image and divine ownership with moral renewal. Rev Emma E Harrison, recently appointed Robinhood Church pastor, conducted her first service and will reside in the parsonage. Carroll Powers of Robinhood suffered a severe eye injury while constructing a trap, with vision only partly returning after examination. Howard Cushing and Joseph Tetman were noted as arriving and departing for summer plans.

William T. Boyd Caesar God Mr. Boyd Emma E. Harrison Robinhood Methodist Episcopal Church Powers Rodiniead West Shore Bath

Lincoln Harris Born in Southport on Feb 9 1862

Lincoln Harris known as Link or Bob was born in Southport on February 9 1862. The item appears continued on Page Eight.

Lincoln. M. Harris Link Bob Southport

A Trip Around the World by Carolyn Wesson Bongartz

The narrative describes a voyage on the Inland Sea toward Nagasaki, noting its harbor as a deep inlet with surrounding hills and islands. The ship takes on coal amid cheering and goodwill as it progresses, with reflections on China and its people and imagery of pagodas.

Nagasaki Yellow Sea

Passages of a voyage through Asia and Hong Kong notes

The account describes coal loading by hundreds of women on ships with a measured 500 tons in twenty hours, then moves to Japan’s sights including the Bronze Horse Temple and Mount Fuji. It then visits Tsingtao, China, with the Prinz Heinrich Hotel and a band concert, and ends with impressions of Hong Kong Victoria and Queen's Road, noting diverse peoples and transport methods.

Japan Fugiama Tsingtao China Prinz Heinrich Hotel Bay of Krautschow Chiha Yellow Sea Kong Kong Canton Taien Ten England Australia Hong Kong Victoria Queen’s Road Far East

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Arthur Stewart Tennants Harbor Stevens Ora Hallet Parker's Bay Farm Will Roland Hallet Eugene ‘Bradshaw Arthur Wright Emma Briggs Cummings Philadelphia Edgar Barter Carrie Cushing Henry Lermond Allie Rolling Ed Wyman Willard Daley N. W. Eaton Road Basin Road Ruth Morrison Basin Home V. Minott, Jr Pocatello Tribune Pocatello John Hallowell Dickinson Episcopal Church W. R. Dickinson Bess Dickinson Butler Anchorage Drummond Waitstill Wallace Charles Hyde West Point Hezekiah Irving Harrington Weazle Cove Eleanor Harrington New Meadows Caroline Bonegartz Independent Osa the Bath Trust CO Centre Street Bath, ME Elton H. Lewis and M. Harris Mother OF Bath THE Robinhood Church C. P. Powers Nail Howard Cushing Robinhood Clary Farm Joseph Tetman Lincoln M. Harris John M. Clark WM. C. Chadbourne Front St Broad St BY Carolyn Wessom Bongartz Manila Dutch Indies Batavia Neponbet Johnson Bros
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