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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1914

Page

10

Installation of Rev. David L. Wilson at Central Church

The Rev. David L. Wilson was installed as minister and pastor at Central Church in a ceremony featuring out of town clergy, choral processions, and a sermon by Rev. Dr. Jesse Hill of Portland. The Ecumenical Council approved the appointment and thanked the retiring Rev. George C. DeMott. The service included hymns, organ solos, and charges to pastor and people. Additional notes cover a Beacon Street Sunday school social and local civic items.

David L. Wilson Central Church Ecumenical Council of Wilson George C.demott Central Peterson Holy City Miss Luce M. J. Duncklee Winter Street Duneklee Jesus Gounod Jesse Hill Portland Beacon Street Bowie Pineville William Thistle

Bath Market Brims With Fresh Produce and Cautious Prices

Local markets show a wide assortment from southern states and glasshouse crops. Potatoes steady at 75 cents a bushel as farmers prep beds, strawberries top 10 to 20 cents a box, butter around 30 cents a pound, eggs about 25 cents, fowls 18 to 20 cents pounds, lamb 16 cents, veal 13 cents, oats urged to rise in Maine, hay valued at 19 to 20 dollars a ton, and general demand steady amid favorable weather signals.

Foster Avill Bath Myerty Tas Maine

Colonial Whist Finalizes 25th Club Tourney With Prizes

The Colonial Club duplicate whist season concluded Tuesday with ten pairs. Owen and Fuller would have set a record score of 12 2 5 if not for a misplayed card. their actual finish was 11 1 5. Prizes went to H W Owen Jr, E M Fuller Jr, and class winners T P Black and O P Coffin.

Owen Fuller Owen-Fuller Thompson-McCole Sos W. Bonney-Turner Weoe Haggett-Black H. W. Owen, Jr E. M. Fuller, Jr Thomas P. Black O. P. Coffin F. B. Naci Ron Edson Meee

Monhegan Visitors and Local Trade in Friendship

Monhegan residents Myra Stanley Maynard Orne and W. J. Orne visited Friendship to see friends. Walter Davis sent five barrels of herring to Boothbay Harbor and hired two fishermen at 2.50 a barrel. Mrs Annie Davis improving after grip. Rev W M Brewster of Rockland holding meetings. Eldoras Mellain returned from New Harbor. Archie Brum and daughter Phyllis arrived to work for the season. Wilson Wallace of T Swett Co Portland in town. Isabel Triblee and Mrs Hiram Corallis visited Boothbay Harbor. Thomas Young of Bristol working for W S Stanley. Pemaquid schooner brought lumber for Earle Field. L Marcus from Rockland shown spring and summer clothing. Mildred Page of Martinsville working for Triblee Sisters. George Greene began Earle Field's cottage. W J Stanley visited Boothbay Harbor on business. Four big fishermen in harbor Sunday. A social dance Saturday night with all enjoying it.

Myra Stanley Maynard Orne W. J. Orne Friendship Walter Davis Boothbay Harbor John Field Georgetown Archie Brum Phyllis Thomaston Wilson Wallace T. Swett & Co Portland Isabel Triblee Hiram Corallis Thomas Young Bristol W. S. Stanley Pemaquid Earle Field L. Marcus Rockland Mildred Page Martinsville Triblee Sisters George Greene Stanley

Winnegance Local Notes Highlight Residents and Road Work

William F Willis visits brother in Arrowsie Miss Clyde Morse sails to Boston for summer Mrs Charles T Small and daughter Lucy return from Bowdoinham George Eaton builds yacht tenders Phippsburg road crew advances road improvements Community sewing circles and church events noted Several residents visit Parker Head Popham Beach and Small Point Fire at Walter Morse home investigated by Edwin Emmons Sherman Morse visits tug Nottingham crew birthday parties and school events observed Willis gardens at John G Morse home

William F. Willis Arrowsi Cornelius T. Wills Clyde Morse Boston Charles T. Small Miss Lucy Gardiner and Randolph Phippsburg Robert P. Manson Thomas JL. Perry Goldie Greenleaf Southport Eleanor Morse John A. Small High St Fred Coombs Lewiston Charles Perkins Perkins Parker Head Tue Tacomy Sewing Circle Wintheld W Alorse John DD. Rogers William A. Perrs John G. Morse The Independent Charles Wilson Bath William C. Merry Albert Morse Richard Mann Myra Merritt James O. Lincoln Ida Hunt Small Point Eugene Spinney Popham Beach Brown Bible Peoples Baptist Church Winneganee Church A.D. Adams Alfred Oliver Walter Morse Captain Prewle Edwin T. Emmons Sherman Morse Nottingham Portland Tedford Thomas L. Perry Seymour Hayden Merle Hough Jennie Franks Newton Mass Arrowsiee Walker

Memorial Day Observance Planned by Sedgwick Post No. 4

Sedgwick Post No. 4 G A R outlines a Memorial Day program on Saturday May 30 with a formal procession starting at 2 PM from Front Street and Linden Street. The event includes military and veteran groups, a service at G A R Monument in Lincoln Street area, and a church service with readings and music by St Jean's Band and the High School Glee Club.

Sedgwick Post No. 4 Front Street Linden Street M. Sharp Marshall Maj Geo. A. Baker Police St. Jean's 4Th Company Artillery Corps Sons of Veterans Kateon Boy Scotts of America Beacon E. A. Fuller Wesley W. Armes Corliss Leland Mitchell Central Maj. W. R. Kimball Grace Church E. B. Pinkham Post Sedgwick Kennebec Naval Veterans Oak Oak Grove Cemetery Lincoln Street Green Hieh Soldiers’ Monument Center City Landing Nennehar Naval Veterans A. Evans Lincoln Gettysburg Curtis Margaret Bakeman Maurice J. Duneklee America St. Jean

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