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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1914

Page

6

Progressives Nominate Tourtelotte for Sheriff in Sagadahoc

Sagadahoc County Progressive convention at Music Hall voted to endorse John C. Tourtelotte of Bath for sheriff, leaving officers un-nominated by blank, and reaffirmed support for the party platform and reform measures. Hal Gardner testified on press issues. Alton Wheeler spoke on prohibition and Republicans.

Sagadahoc Wilbur C. Oliver John C. Tourtelotté Bath Music Hall Hal Gardner Patten Portland Bangor Roosevelt Chicago Maine Hal E. B. White Richmond 3. H. Rowland White Chaney Topsham Peaslee Progtess Oliver Foew Gameton Woolwich John C. Tourtilotte Bati Catmrts H. T. Stevens J. F. Chaney Tf. C Reed C. S. Staples Bowdoinham Alton Wheeler Congress Augusta Sheriff Oliver Theodore R

Quigley Gilbert Nuptials At St Patrick Church Johns Town

Miss Margaret Quigley of Johns town Nova Scotia and Frederick Gilbert of Troy were married at St Patrick Church. Rev M J Hogan officiated. The bride wore blue silk crepe. bridesmaid Mrs Ella Kavanaugh in green silk crepe. Best man was John Quigley. The couple will reside at 1712 10th Avenue Troy New York. Weather summary follows with April mean 45 degrees, 3 degrees below normal and 3 tenths below, total precipitation 3.87 inches, winds 47 mph on Sunday.

Margaret Quigley Johnstown NS. Y Frederick Gilbert Troy Spatmick M. J. Hogan Ella Kavanaugh John Quigley Annie Gilbert Bath New York Telephone Co Tth Avenue N. Y Weather Bureau M. C. Manning W. T. Voorhees Front St Boston John Evans Bangor North Bangor East Deering Oscar Anderson City Hospital E. C. Anderson Portland Quebec Miss Marie Anderson Allston Mass Miss Anderson Charles D. Newell Merrill McKenney E. C. Boston Richmond Mr. Newell Cora John W. Ballou W. Scott Shorey Arthur J. Smith S. P. Hinckley F. J. Lisman Everett Lynn P. A. Olinto Great Northern Paper Co James F. Walsh Maine Central Office Farmington A. H. Durgin Walsh Woolwich R. J. Davis Yarmouth Baptist Church Harry W. Moulton Ey Raymond Chappell Elm Street Baptist Church Burt O. Gage Warren Steam Pump Co Warren McDougal Nellie A. Webber George P. Davenport New York City Davenport Avenue Benjamin P. Lewis George T. Lewis Medford Cox's Head

Colonial Club Elects Knight. Murtaugh Billiards Report

May meeting presided by John H. Hyde. John Good resignation accepted. James S. Knight elected member. R C Grady won first prize in billiards with F F N Chase second and Walter Murtaugh third. Inter-club cup presented. Vote to hold Ham vs Yam contest again and purchase flag for roof display. Upright piano to replace player piano.

Colonial Club John H. Hyde John Good James S. Knight Walter Aos

Hood's Sarsaparilla Preserves Health Balance

The advertisement urges keeping the health balance up and warns that loss of appetite or fatigue signals trouble. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic that both prevents sickness and aids recovery, recommending early use for appetite, strength, and endurance.

Hood

Bath Notes And Kennebec Reports From Local Page

Local notes report Wilbur Howe captured 1500 alewives in the Kennebec while Merrymeeting Bay remains full of ducks and geese. The Bowker schooner at Phippsburg Center is nearing frame completion. Bowker & Son shipyard activities and local roadwork are noted. The Maine State Convention of Universalists will meet in Portland the first week of June and other regional events are listed. Colonial-era items include fisheries, shipping, and local civic notes from Bath, Phippsburg, and surrounding towns.

Wilbur Howe Kennebec Merrymeeting Bay Woolwich Phippsburg Center Bath Maine State Convention of Universalists Church of the Messiah Portland Fairfield Dow Boston I. 5 S. Bowker & Son Phippsburg Camden

Pro bate Court Hears Broad May Term Actions in Sagadahoc

In Sagadahoc county probate court May term session Judge James S. Lowell approved numerous administrations will filings accounts and inventories across Bath Bowdoinham Richmond Woolwich Phippsburg and Georgetown. Names include Sophiaza J Haley Sibyl D Robbins Agnes Winslow Delphina Hunnewell Margaret Purington Joshua Farnham Margaret Hilton Mary Taylor John H Cox Emma Cox Caroline Robinson William Robinson Eleanor Colton Samantha Simpson Bradford Simpson Isaac Ring Annie Bateman Ozias Fletcher Clara Fletcher Harriet Small Lorenzo Small Redford Kelley Charles Minott Benjamin Brown Lizzie Brown Julia Reed Joseph Titus Albert Winslow and Herbert Morrill Bowker with estates from Bath Topsham and Georgetown among others.

Sagadahoc James S. Lowell Sophiaza J. Haley Bath John P. Haley Sibyl D. Robbins Alice K. Robbins Agnes Winslow Richmond William T. Hall, Jr Delphina Hunnewell Woolwich Charles H. Hunnewell Margaret J. Purington Joshua G. C. Farnham Margaret C. Hilton Joseph Hilton Mary E. Taylor Bowdoin James A. Taylor John H. Cox Emma N. Cox T. A Caroline D. Robinson William W. Robinson Eleanor N. _ Colton Samantha J. Simpson Bradford Simpson Isaac B. Ring Annie L. Bateman Ozias R. Fletcher Arrowsie Clara D. Fletcher Harriet S. Small Bowdeinham Lorenzo D. Small Ce. T. A Redford Kelley Phippsburg Charles V. Minott Benjamin F., Brown Lizzie Brown Julia L. Reed Pittsfield Mass Joseph Titus

Red Rose shines at Bath Opera House in top form

The Bath audience enjoyed The Red Rose at the Bath Opera House Tuesday evening. Lottie Kendall as Tola and Al Ruah as Dick Lorimer led a strong ensemble including Wayne Nunn Maurice Darcy George Graham Earl McHaffie and Carl George. The Opera House Orchestra under Jack Hall delivered excellent accompaniment.

Bath Bath Opera House Lottie Kendall Tola

Dro More Burying Ground Association Meeting Notice

The annual meeting of the Dro more Burying Ground Association will be held Monday May 11 at p m in the office of E S Crosby 48 Front St All recognizing the work this association does for Dromore and interested in attending are cordially invited Those unable to attend but wish to assist in reclaiming the old burying ground are asked to send subscriptions on or before that date to E S Crosby treasurer or Mary P Hill clerk

Dromore Burying Ground Association E. S. Crosby Front St Dromore Mary P Hill

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Progressives Tournlette Quigley Gilbert Ralph Legard Popham William Owen North End William Loring Jath Ladies’ Auxiliary Sons of Veterans Bowdonium Knights of Columbus Ellsworth J. J. Keegan John Fitzgerald Fred W. Hartnett Charles Fitzgerald John Kane Sagadahoe Council Boston Post Charles W. Fisher Westland Avenue United States District Court H. L. F. Kreger Harvard Sargent Kreger Pitch Pine Hill Park Bowling League New England Telephone & Telegraph Co Massachusetts Ramona Council Joseph Cross Waterville Chamber of Commerce Park Alley J. Knowles Estes F. C. Montgomery North Bath Webber Mr. Montgomery Sasanoa Hell Gates Coast Artillery Corps Auburn Ledyard High St Harry Wright Mr. Wright Gilmore D. G. Dinsmore A. C. Allen Marlboro Portsmouth Times Albertus G. McNabb Yacht Club Yacht Club Landing George McCarthy Telephone Company F. A. Jones H. T. Nevens Thomas Hockey Eastern Steamship Co City of Bangor City of Rockland S. A. Goodwin Harry W. Haynes New London Saybrook Light New York Eastport Saybrook Supreme Court Harold Foster Brookfield Probate E. H. Mather Henry H. Mather William D. Commbs Sarah R. Coombs Alfred R. Ames Gilbert J. Ames Burt M. Dyer Almira A. Dyer Sumner J. Brown Sophronia J. Brown Frederick D. Hill Louisa Morse Hill Walter M. Hill William L. Putnam Sarah E. Putnam Albert G. Winslow Adeline G. Oliver Harry H William R. Donnell William T. Donnell Herbert S. Morrill Flora J. Morrill Margaret J. Riggs Georgetown George E. Hughes Joseph W. Moore Herbert S. Bowker Ernest McGray Damariscotta Albert E. Condon Earl Webster Rockland Milton Reed Exeter N.H Lawrence Barney Greenville Thomas S. Gibbons D. Wylie Lemont Somer Ville William T. Hodgkins Lawrence Barry Green Ville Junction B. Stewart Murphy Fred Wood Charles Corey Sons Co A. G. Leggett Woolworth Woolworth's Erastus W. Maxwell 81St Maine Infantry Edwin W. Spalding Pacific Building Washington, D. C Copartnership H. D. Rice Corner Water Elm Sts H. D. Rice, Cor
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