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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1910

Page

7

Bath happenings skim shows New Meadows Inn opening and city events

New Meadows Inn opens Tuesday as stores closed yesterday for Arbor day. Shad fishing improves and prices rise in Boston. Bath Merchants Association meets Monday while Bowdoin Morse and other schools play ball. William F. Lewis of Dorchester dies age 54 and Bath Iron Works gears up for naval work.

New Meadows Inn Arbor Bowdoin New Hampshire State College Brunswick Solar Lodge of Masons

Lecture Repeats Draw Bath Audience for MacMillan

The North Street Free Baptist Church filled with Bath residents to hear Professor Donald B. MacMillan repeat a lecture, with new Arctic pictures. Bowdoin graduate MacMillan plans stops in Freeport and Portland to end this season’s tour.

North Street Free Baptist Church Bath Donald B. MacMillan MacMillan Hibbert Lockhart W. A. Guild Arctic Esquimaux Esquitmanux

Oliver Ames Struck Off Parker's Island Ledge in Narrow Escape

The schooner Oliver Ames struck a ledge off Parker's Island while sailing from Phippsburg to Boston. Popham life saving crew aided, pumping and towing her to the New England yard for deck load removal and repair. The ship carried 160,000 feet of lumber from W. Mathes & Son's portable mill on Parker Rogers' lot.

Oliver Ames Phippsburg Center Boston Parker's Island Popham Ames New England W. Mathes & Son Parker Rogers Phippsburg

Death of Hon. Benj am F Hinckley former Georgetown leader

The death of Hon. Benjamin F. Hinckley of Georgetown, long a prominent Republican and Maine legislator, at his Portland home after months of illness is announced. His funeral will be held Monday at 2:30 p.m. in Wilde Memorial chapel, Evergreen Cemetery, Portland. The notice also recounts Bath city hospital efforts and the expansion of care facilities in Bath, including the Winship Street residence purchase and the ongoing fundraising for a new annex costing $13,000 with fine rooms for patients.

Hyde Guard Alameda State Armry Commission Mer Order of Ow Bath Portland Brunwick Rnland Bedes the Elks Park Frank Mason Clothiers Levi Thompson Amer Camden Boston Bangor Kennebec Maine Central Ashington Bath Reliants’ Association Lewiston Harod M Sewall Benjamin F. Hinckley Georgetown Allen Ave Hinckley Maine Evergreen Cemetery James Jones Winship Street Independent

Woolwich fish trade and local society notes

A Woolwich shipper sells smoked alewives to Bath grocers at three dollars per hundred as a reporter notes markets. The Independent reports on Arthur K. Purington’s Seafarer article heading to the Pacific via Suez. Brunswick's Saturday Club elects officers led by Miss Ethel Webb and hosts a tea. Lectures announced by Clarefice Eaton, descendant of Francis Eaton, on Christian Science at Universalist Church in Tacoma-based guest count.

The Independent Woolwich Bath Arthur K. Purington Vacat Pacific Coast Suez Canal Brunswick Ethel Webb Gardner Cram John Cone Roscoe J. Ham Alaric W. Haskell Ira P. Booker D. A. Booker William A. Moody Wilmot B. Mitchell L.francis Jordan Frederick T. Nelson Anna M. Palmer Treasury Clarefice Clayton Eaton Tacoma Wash Universalist Church Eaton Francis Eaton Academy Watertown Wis Columbus Christian Science Minnesota Washington Christian Science Board of

Mrs Susan Wakefield of Phippsburg Dies at Home

Mrs Susan Wakefield of Phippsburg died yesterday at the home of William Roderick aged 72. The funeral will be Sunday at 2 PM from the Roderick residence. Mrs Wakefield long lived in the Basin house now owned by Arthur Decker who purchased it last year.

Susan Wakefield Phippsburg William Roderick Roderick Wakefield Basin Arthur Decker

Westport Woman Visits Home After Winter in Farmington

Mrs. Thomas McLaughlin, who spent the winter in Farmington, returns to her Home at McCarty's Landing for a short stay. Captain Thomas McLaughlin departed this week for Norfolk to assume command of a schooner.

Thomas McLaughlin Farmington McCarty's Landing Norfolk

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