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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1913
Page
2
Communities urge early Christmas shopping as Morse High recoups past defeats by Rockland High. Maine and Bowdoin clash for the state football title with Maine prevailing. Bath watches street lighting plans while Bowdoinham and nearby towns report civic and social happenings across Bath, Bowdoinham, Richmond, and Augusta.
The New Columbia Theatre offers a Saturday night bill featuring Jack Hale the comedian returning with a new act, plus Willis Braxton and Carter, a trio of comedians and dancers. The feature is The Master Cracksman with the theatre orchestra delivering strong music for a capacity audience.
The Woolwich Baptist Ladies Aid Society will host a social and harvest supper in the Baptist Hall Tuesday evening November 1 if weather permits. Christmas sale and entertainment planned for December 10 by the Willing Workers. Church services next week include 10 45 a m sermon by Rev S H Cain Holy Sacrament Bible School noon and 7 30 p m service at Woolwich Center Murphy's Corner and mid week activities. Harold Bailey and John Soule attend National Grange in Manchester New Hampshire. Woolwich schools close Friday for vacation.
Ruby Oliver wed Roy E. Chase of Bath at her parents home with Rev. S A Evans officiating. The double ring service featured a white nun veil dress with white roses. Attendants Miss Carrie Swimball of Portland and George Oliver stood with the couple as Miss Bernice Scott attended. After gifts of silver and cut glass, the couple departed for Portland where Chase works as a sailmaker.
Advertises Kellogg’s Tasteless Castor Oil as a tasteless remedy for gas and indigestion. Claims it clears the inner man without taste, with no griping, suitable for children and workers, sold in 25 or 50 cent bottles by Spencer Kellogg & Sons in Buffalo, NY.
Resolutions express sympathy for the death of charter member Nathan McKenney and note his long service to Woolwich Grange the church and the community The committee sends copies to the family Bath Independent and records and quotes a verse on death as transition
The undersigned express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness after a bereavement. Flowers and tributes were appreciated. singing and comforting words from Rev S H Cain are noted. Gratitude extended to Woolwich Grange and the Church Society for floral offerings.
State of Maine petitions the Sagadahoc Probate Court to determine the actual market value of Cornelia S. Rogers estate of Bath and the shares of interested parties listed in Schedule A for tax under Chapter 146. Edith McTeer, administratrix, has filed an inventory and asks the judge to fix the tax due.
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