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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1915

Page

10

Obituary of Thomas J O Neil former Lewiston resident

Thomas J O Neil born April 27 1850 in Portland died April 29 at his Webster country home after a brief pneumonia illness. He served in the 14th Maine Regiment and was active in the Grand Army of the Republic Bosworth Post Portland Elks No 188 and the 14th Maine Regimental Association. He leaves a daughter Mary A O Neil and a sister Mrs Susan Joyner with other relatives in Portland. The Bosworth Post Hall flag was lowered to half mast in his memory.

Thomas J. O'Neil Lewiston Portland Webster James Susan Larkin) O'Neil Staples School 14Th Maine Regiment Mary A. Hayes Mary A. O'Neil Catherine Curran Grand Army of the Republic Bosworth Post 14Th Maine Regimental Association Maine O’neil Portland Lodge of Elks Susan Joyner Free St James O'Neil James Haley Edward Curran Bosworth Post Hall O'Neil

Funeral for James B. Tennant in Concord N H

James B. Tennant died suddenly in Concord on April 27 and his funeral was held there on the 30th. A prominent New England lumber operator and Sun cook Valley Lumber Co. director, he lived much of his life at Short Falls and was active in railroad circles and state politics. He leaves a wife and sister Mrs Emma Fowler of Sun cook.

James B. Tennant Concord N. H Tennant Bath Deerfield Short Falls New England Suncook Valley Lumber Co Crawford Notch Republican Party State Committee Emma Fowler Suncook

Miss Sophia Stevens Dies in Bath After Long Local Life

The funeral for Miss Sophia E. Stevens was held Sunday at the People's Baptist Church after her death Thursday night at Bath City Hospital. A Bath resident since 1862, she was born in Nova Scotia and ran a hat and bonnet bleachery and later a millinery business on Washington Street until illness. Survived by nephews William F. Stevens Boothbay Harbor and Harry Stevens Boston and nieces Mrs. B. A. Leavitt Laconia N H and Mrs. Nellie Sanger Brooklyn N Y.

Sophia E. Stevens Bath City Hospital People’s Baptist Church Miss Stevens Bath Nova Scotia Washington St William F. Stevens Boothbay Harbor Harry Stevens Boston B. A. Leavitt Laconia N. H Nellie Sanger Brooklyn N. Y

Mrs Cora D Ervine Dies After Long Illness

Mrs. Cora D. Ervine aged 54 wife of Charles E. Ervine died Saturday at her Union Street home after a long illness. A native of Edgecomb she lived in the city seven years and was a member of Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge and I.C.C.F. of Wiscasset. Survived by her husband, one sister Miss Florence Dodge and a brother Ernest Knight of Wiscasset. Funeral held Monday at 2 p.m. from the late residence 98 Union Street.

Cora D. Ervine Charles E. Ervine Union St Edgecomb Joseph and Sarah Dodge Pine Cone Rebekah Lodge 1.C.C.F Wiscasset Florence Dodge Ernest Knight

Thomaston Captain Hiram Barter Dies at Snug Harbor

Capt. Hiram W. Barter formerly of Thomaston died at Sailors Snug Harbor Staten Island New York on April 27. His body was sent home to Thomaston for burial Thursday. He was a well known coastwise navigator and sailing master of private yachts before health declined sending him to the harbor for care.

Hiram W. Barter Thomaston

Doan's Kidney Pills Help Bath Man With Backache

James Wright of 55 Sheppard St Bath reports backache improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Webber's Drug Store. He warns kidney trouble can cause dropsy or Bright's disease and urges others to use the Dean's Kidney Pills. Price 50c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Bright Dean Bath Doan James Wright Sheppard St Webber's Wright Foster-Milburn Co., Props Buffalo N. Y

City Man Remembered By Friends After Death

A local resident is recalled fondly by many friends in the city as memories of him linger after his passing.

Edwin A. Rogers Named Assistant Dairy Instructor in Maine

Edwin A. Rogers of Brunswick is appointed assistant dairy instructor and seed improvement agent by William T. Guptill. A Brunswick native and potato expert, he will head seed inspection statewide and promote certified Maine seeds while expanding markets for potatoes and grains. He has lectured across New England and written on potato culture, formerly a Republican and now a Progressive candidate for Commissioner of Agriculture.

Edwin A. Rogers Brunswick William T. Guptill Johnson Seeds Potato Co Richmond Danforth Chemical Co Leominster Mass Charles R. Leland Rogers Maine New England New Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Michigan New Party

Laughing reunion of Capt. Bosworth and Capt. Fitzgerald

A hearty laugh after more than thirty years brings Capt. Robert Bosworth of East Highlands and Capt. John Fitzgerald of Hollywood together in East Highlands California. The two former sea captains, both retired, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sherrod when a passing motorist recognized the laugh and traced it to its source. Fitzgerald once served in Hawaii and now has a home there. Capt. Bosworth was born in this city.

Robert Bosworth East Highlands Cal John Fitzgerald Hollywood San Bernadino

Percy Kinship Ties Noted in Sewall Executive Family

In the Percy residence at the corner of High and Green Streets a family relation is noted as an uncle of Frank H. and A. A. Percy and a brother of the late Fred S. Bosworth. He had long sailed for Sewall Company.

Percy High and Green Sts Frank H A. A. Percy Fred S. Bosworth Sewall

Sea Call launches largest aux schooner yacht at Lawley Yard

The Sea Call, largest auxiliary three masted schooner, was launched at Lawley yard Boston for Alexander Smith Cochran. Designed by Paul Daniel, with a 400 hp engine and nickel steel masts, she measures 214 feet overall with a 150 feet load waterline and 35 feet 6 inch beam.

Sea Call Lawley Yard Boston Alexander Smith Cochran J. Norman de R. Whitehouse New York Ratsey & Lapthorn Paul Daniel Bound Brook N. J Bevis Hyde Windlass Co

Vegetable fibre paper promoted for butter wrappers

The piece urges using pure vegetable fibre paper to wrap butter for market noting odor resistance, strength when wet, and ink safety. It also advertises Independent Job Department’s wrappers prices and sizes. The rest reports on a May breakfast of the Ladies Auxiliary, Sons of Veterans in Lincoln Hall with decorations, menu, and committee duties.

Ladies’ Auxiliary, Sons of Veterans Lincoln Hall Bertha Dunbar Clara Troop V.P Harriet Beals Mary Pratt Florence Robinson Lulu Miller P.I Jennie Jack Gertrude Stewart Marion Coleson C.G Emma King Edith Miller I.G Minnie Cressy C. G Josephine Mulvahill J.A Arthur Luce P. C Jennie Brackley

Bath Maine notes show shipyard work and civic deeds

Local items report Bates building a chimney in Dresden Mills Masonic Hall and Bath galvanizing works busy with steel plates for new destroyers. Beacons win bowling match while Humane Society funds water pails and a Bath souvenir booklet on sale.

Wilton G. Bates Bath Dresden Mills Rockland C. G Rockland Whitefield Gardiner Journal Oliver Wade Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church Beacon St Thistle New York Naval Review Georgia Drayton Paulding Trippe Jenkins Jouett Cummings Cassin McDougal Beacon Street Doreal Guild Williams The Humane Society Miss Douglas American School Peace League Maine Winneganee Flood Winslow Para Alicia B. Crosby Deering-Winslow Co State Street Portland Stockton Springs Norfolk Times Publishing Co Woolwich Fort Popham America Phippsburg Popham Virginia

Farmer's Wife Too Into Work

Kasota Minnesota Mrs Clara Franks writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound greatly improved her strength and eased years of nervous pain enabling her to resume full work duties She urges others to try the medicine and notes the company offers confidential female response and guidance from Lynn Mass

Lydia E. Pinkham Kasota Minn Clara Franks Maplecrest Farm Lydia E.pinkham

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