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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1910

Page

9

Pomona Grange Holds Busy Pomona Meeting at Bodwell

The Pomona gathering at Bodwell featured reports on attendance figures from area towns, plans for a Merrymeeting Park field meeting on August 26, and a June session at Bodwell grange hall. Abbie Minott provided piano solos, Sister A E Rich contributed a prepared paper, and Frank S Adams with State Lecturer McKeen defended Experiment Station work.

Bodwell Dromore Enterprise Merrymeeting Sagadahoeti Topsham West Bath Woolwich & Visitors Stetson Merrymeeting Park Fred A Frank S. Adams McKeen Herbert Bowker Brance Abbie Lizzie Minott Grange Charles L. Stevens Rebecca Bowker Bessie Dickinson C. L. Stevens Rachel Cutting Florence Bates Florence and Anfile Bates Agnes Cutting Stevens Frank Adams Sacadakee County Daniel Brown Pomona

Dr Williams Pink Pills Help After Grip Recovery

The article touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a strong aid to rebuild blood after a grip attack. It cites Miss Fstelle Daugherty of Baltimore Missouri detailing long recovery and renewed appetite after using the pills. The ad-style piece urges trials for rheumatism debility and fever after-effects, with prices listed for boxes by the Dr Williams Medicine Company.

Williams

Thorough meeting despite morning weather draws regional crowd

A large gathering assembled despite bad morning weather. Dromore members arrived by motor boats and private teams. Passengers arrived by trolley while a harrack stood ready to transport a crowd yet to form.

Dromore Winneyanee

Naval orders recall Bath personnel and shipyards

Navy orders retire yesterday bring Lt Commander Yo Sterling to Bath Iron Works for torpedo destroyer Paulding fittings and command duty after Commission and Naval Constructors Bankson and Gilmore reassigned to Fore River and Washington. Sterling has prior Bath ties and will visit the city again.

Bath Yo Sterling, Jr Bath Iron Works Paulding T. Bankson Fore River Shipbuilding Co Quincey, Maes Naval Constructor G. Gilnor Bureau of Construction and Repair Nave Department Washington Bankson and Gilbar Sterling Thin City

Maine Central Railroad Memorial Day Excursion Ticket Offer

The Maine Central Railroad announces Memorial Day on Monday May 30 and says excursion tickets sold on Saturday will be accepted by conductors on Tuesday with the same return limitations. The offer aims to bring people back to their old homes for a week including Memorial Day.

Maine Central Railroad Maine Ulire

Remains of Mrs Ella Sweet Brought After Death in Hopedale

The remains of Mrs Ella Sweet who died yesterday in Hopedale were taken to this city by boat Thursday. Services were held at the family lot in Oak Grove Cemetery. She was born here, daughter of Mrs G B Richardson, aged 42. Survived by husband Lyman Sweet and two children Manfred and Pearl, three brothers Arnold Stacy of Hopedale Earl Richardson of Westport William A Stacy of this city, and three sisters Mrs Ida Craddock Edith Richardson of Hopedale and Bernice Richardson of Westport, and her mother. Services were held today in Hopedale.

Ella Sweet Hopedale Oak Grove G. B. Richardson Lyman Sweet Manfred Pearl Arnold Stacy Earl Richardson Westport William A Stacy Ida Crad

Georgetown Young People Plan Benefit at Union Hall

Next Monday evening May 30 Georgetown Center hosts a village entertainment to raise funds for repairing Union Hall. Tables, drills, farces and music by Hiss Siegens and Johan Stacey of Bath promise a lively program with 25 cent admission and 10 cent for children.

Union Hall Georgetown Center Hiss Siegens Johan Stacey Bath Admssion Cove

Gouraud Oriental Beauty Leaves Offered For Ladies

A dainty booklet of Gouraud's Oriental Beauty Leaves is pitched for women to keep skin fresh during theatre receptions shopping and travel. The perfumed leaves remove soot and grease without spilling and soil on clothes and sell for five cents via F T Hopkins 37 Great Jones St New York.

Gouraud F. T. Hopkins Great Jones St New York

Miss Oliver Wins Highest Honors In Final Examinations

Miss Oliver, after studying at Georgetown and Farmington Normal School, taught at a Girls' School in Langhorne Pennsylvania before entering New England Hospital. She graduated with the highest honors of rank in her final examinations.

Cation

Bowdeinham Shoe Shop Delay Clarified by Owner

H D McQuilliam of Bowdenham, Me corrects a local note about the shoe factory. He explains illness delayed spring orders and that he cannot start before after the Fourth, though he expected to finish equipping the factory this week.

T Am H. D. Mequililam

Building a tramway at Geoorge town quarry shore

The feldspar quarry at Geoorge town under construction of a tramway to the shore to replace hauling rock by teams. About 10,000 tons of rock are shipped yearly to East Liverpool Ohio and Wilmington Delaware, some by schooner and rail. The new tramway will save time labor and expense.

Geoorgetown East Liverpool Ohio Wilmington Del

Bath man walks from Brunswick station to North and Lincoln

A Bath man walked from Brunswick railroad station to the corner of North and Lincoln streets in one hour and 55 minutes. The feat covered a substantial distance on foot, reported by local observers.

Brunswick North and Lincoln Streets

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