06 Nov 1915
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1915
Page
1
Lewis M Fulton a leading Bowdoinham resident dies at home after long illness aged 90. He chaired the Board of Selectmen, served as Sagadahoc County state senator in 1911-12, and was a candidate for postmaster. Funeral Sunday at his home, with various local clubs, schools, and residents noted in a long community update.
Mercury in catarrh remedies is warned against as dangerous to health. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo is promoted as mercury free and effective when taken internally. Also a local ad offers express or market wagons built in Maine by C E Townsend at 186 Maine St Brunswick.
In Parker Head the Ladies Aid held a sociable and supper in the vestry raising about $8 for church running expenses. The meal featured boiled dinner and baked beans with desserts, organized by Mrs. Galen Daley and Mrs. Mark S. Percy, while many townsfolk shared news of visitors and seasonal departures.
Master Frederick Sprague celebrated his third birthday at his Small Point home while his father marked his twenty eighth birthday. Dromore Grange held a lively session with good attendance and refreshed by D. A. Merry. Sunnyside Farm may be sold due to Mrs. Elma Pashard’s poor health. State Lecturer C. O. Purington from Bowdoinham visits the grange tonight.
Wirietts athe aekine cheade eater dud days. Willig m DBenls, our former erore it Sagaudauie Ferre, is manvassing the town for fruit trees and shrubs. He also has an ipsivante agency. Capt. and Mrs. Silasdams of Wa terville are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hathorne. There was a sociable at Mrs. Jessie Mains's Wednesday evening, the pro ceeds to help pay for improvements on the interior of the church. Mrs. Anna G. Snipe spent a part of the week with her mother, Mrs. Hathorne at Elm cottage.
Woolwich Grange publishes its November program featuring piano duet by Miss Marion Socle and Mrs. Percy Biutex, essay by Mrs. Asbury Bailey, songs by Mrs. Milford Oliver, poems by Herman Wright, and a panel of voices led by Mrs. G. D. Fullerton with the State Lecturer attending. In Yorkmen on Wednesday crews began roofing the Columbia Hotel to shield the interior from snow and rain. renovation by landlord O'Brien may finish in spring.
A advertising piece promotes Anuric from Dr Pierce's Hospital and Surgical Institute asserting superior uric acid elimination. It claims dramatic relief for backache scalding urine and rheumatism, with endorsements of safety for children and offers samples and a large trial pack.
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