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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1918

Page

5

Phippsburg Seeks Victory Parade and War Work Drive

Dromore grange plans a patriotic program and banquet to close the war effort on Tuesday evening November 19. The United War Work committee lists George C. Pease as chairman and C. V. Minott as treasurer with a roster of local solicitors across Phippsburg centers.

Dromore Grange of Phippsburg United War Work Committee of George C. Pease C. V. Minott Mass Pyle Laura Matthews George Matthews Squirrel Point Lighthouse Boston Chickering Brothers James ©. Perry the Basin Mr. Pease

Treatment That Gave Relief from Constipation and Dizziness

In Central Ward Boston Massachusetts James J Royall reports three years of constipation dizziness and violent headaches eased after trying Fruit-a-tives Fruit Liver Tablets. He bought two dozen boxes and finished the supply with perfect health. 50c per box 6 for 2.50 or 25c trial size Fruit-a-Tives Limited Ogdensburg NY sells through dealers.

Waarr Boston Mass Jas. J. Royall Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg N.Y

Substitutes rule for flour canceled by U S Food Administration

Scott R. Frye Bath Maine county food administrator received a telegram from State Food Administrator Merrill at Orono announcing that all regulations requiring bakers to use substitutes and dealers and consumers to buy substitutes are cancelled. Reports from bakers discontinued with no further inspections needed. full details to follow in loose leaf service.

Scott R. Frye Merrill Orono United States Food Administration

West Point Victory Parade Echoes Through Bath

In Bath a victory parade drew a long procession led by schoolchildren moving from the post office by Mrs. Davis home along the village road. Noise came from wash boilers tubs cans horns whistles guns and kettles with occasional singing of the Star Spangled Banner. Mrs Frances Wallace and Mrs Hannah Green performed during the march.

West Point Bath Frances Wallace Hannah Green

Marching Through Georgia on the Accordion Parade Lineup

In the parade were Mr. and Mrs. Leon Davis Mr. and Mrs. Niles Wallace Mrs. Ruby Richardson Mrs. Clara Darling Mrs. Francis Wallace Mrs. Hannah Green Mrs. Carrie Wallace Miss Marion Hutchins Miss Hattie Wallace Albert Davis and Merton Wallace.

Georgia Leon Davis Niles Wallace Ruby Richardson Clara Darling Francis Wallace Hannah Green Carrie Wallace Marion Hutchins Hattie Wallace Albert Davis Merton Wallace

Red Cross halts surgical dressings orders

A telegram from James Jackson, New England division manager for the American Red Cross, instructed Bath chapter chairman Hon. E.B. Hyde to stop all surgical dressings work and prepare for a large increase in refugee and hospital garment orders, with explanations due Monday.

James Jackson New England American Red Cross EB .W. Hyde Bath Washington

Bath iron works women join parade in work regalia

Women from the Bath iron works machine shop lead the early celebration marching with the men on Monday. Miss Mary Spear and others express strong enthusiasm and confirm they are indeed present at the event.

Bath Iron Works Mary Spear

West Bath Social Notes Highlight Local Events

West Bath residents greet guests and celebrate armistice victories as families visit, move, and host gatherings. Local soldiers, Red Cross volunteers, and civic workers participate in parades, church events, and county services while Miss Annie Trufant leads the war work drive with a regional committee.

Bath FE. W. Haggett J. B. Haggett Red Cross James Thompson R. FL. D E.S. Stackpole Beacon Wesley Shurch Raymond McCabe North Street S. A. Evans People’s Baptist Church Henry David, Chester Alfred McCabe Oak Grove West Bath United War Work Annie Trufant Lillian Brown Foster's Point E. W. Haggett Mill Cove Iola Whittum Campbell Pond West

Mrs Martha Barker Dies at Dresden After Long Life of Service

Mrs Martha Austin Barker widow of Edward J Barker died in Dresden on September 27. Born September 30 1841 in Charlestown she moved to Dresden as a child. Her husband a seaman widely traveled died in 1943. She aided many quietly and cared for plants and books, with deep family roots in Austins and Cogswell lines.

Martha Austin Barker Edward Hall Barker Dresden Charlestown Mass John Austin Abby Cosgswell Twycross Edwin W. Murray Edward J. Barker East West Indies England Ireland Wales California New Mexico Mrs. Barker Mrs.Barker Angel Gabriel John Cogwell Ebenezer Austin

Mrs Barker Dies After Long Illness On 77th Birthday

Mrs Barker, mother of seven, died after years of ill health. Survived by four children including Dr N B T Barker and Abbie C Lois N Pattie A also mourn her passing. Funeral held Sept 30, marking her 77th birthday. Dr Barker practices in Woodland. The family invites sympathy from friends.

Ig. M. A

Historic Old Gun in City Parade

Oscar Kingsbury obtained permission from Mayor J Edward Drake to lead the soldiers with the brass field gun of 1861. The city owned cannon was stored behind a brace in City Hall basement and removed by firemen from Combination 4 after hard labor.

Oscar Kingsbury J. Edward Drake City Hall Combination 4

Red Cross Plans Christmas Gift Boxes for Soldiers

The Red Cross will issue boxes to holders of labels from soldiers in the American Expeditionary Forces and to near relatives of workers with the army including Red Cross nurses Y M C A Y W C A Knights of Columbus and similar groups. Each soldier nurse or worker may receive one box. Packages for allied army personnel may be sent normally.

The Red Cross Knights of Columbus

Plummer Reports East Enthusiasm as Cottage Closes

Mrs. B. M. Plummer returned from Camden where she went to close her cottage for the season. She says there was great enthusiasm all along the east yesterday and she regretted not being at home.

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