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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1916
Page
12
Moral tale warns of bad company in Bath
A 36 year old man from Lincoln visits Bath with money and a job. He meets a affable stranger with a suitcase and drinks from a case of forbidden liquor. The Lincoln man refuses to peddle drinks but ends up sick, jailed briefly, cared for by authorities, then sent to the City Home under a physician’s care.
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Lincoln
Bath
I.lincoln
East
Drunk Arrest After Theft From Pocket Whiskey
One intoxicated man was arrested after a patrol found him coming from a car early Monday. Two pints of whiskey were removed from his pockets.
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Montion
Tall Stove Club Seeks New Checkerboard for Winter Matches
The Tall Stove Club members cheer plans to acquire a modern checkerboard for upcoming winter games. The purchase aims to improve match play and uphold club traditions.
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Tall Stove Club
Milbridge Notes on Local Doings and Dated Events
Local items report on porch gatherings at 18 Deering St and a Genesta Sewing Circle meeting. News covers a three masted schooner under construction by Bowker & Son, Beacon Street Church gathering, Hyde Windlass Co office near occupancy, Miss Madeline Crosby’s birthday party, and funerals for David Neagle and pensioned conductor Samuel Lunt. Also notes: lumber camp travel to Phippsurg, Grand Turk launching in Milbridge, and painter demand amid winter work and higher journeyman pay outside Bath.
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Sullivan
Boston
Genesta Sewing Circle
G. W. Merrill
Deering St
F. S. Bowker & Son
Phippsburg
Beacon St. Church
Charles J. Dain
Hyde Windlass Co
Hacker
Madeline Crosby
High St
David Neagle
St. Mary’s Church
N. J. Horan
John J. Lynch
Joseph Crane
Henry M. Biggins
Richard Nolan
Oak Grove Cemetery
Samuel O. Lunt
Boston & Maine
Somerville
Mass
Mr. Lunt
Portland
Robert McIntyre
Frank Benjamin
Charles Owen
M. D. Corbett
Warren Dyer
Phippsurg
Thomas McCormick
Chaffee Firm
Worcester
Stony Brook
Milbridge
Sawyer Bros
Rogers & Webb
John French
Bath
Night shift planned at M C R R for freight work
Local notices move from harvest to transport as a night shift is set at the M C R R for freight tasks. Other items report a Clifton Street resident hospitalized in Portland, road improvements cutting freight costs per ton mile, and local court updates on a Bath burglar.
Sheriff Catches Shore Burglar In Bath and Small Point
Llewellyn Batterson, seized by Sheriff Oliver in the Small Point Beach clubhouse, admitted thefts from shoreline cottages at Small Point and Popham. Batterson, from Phippsburg with Boston ties, faced $4,000 bond and denied accomplices while police recover rifles, silverware, watches, and other items.
Beacon Street Ladies Hold Winter Sale and Supper
The Beacon Street Aid Society hosted a sale and supper from 6 to 7 30 pm on Wednesday. A winter storm left four to five inches of snow with cold weather prompting furnace fires as residents endured more winter conditions.
Weather and local notes from a Maine town
First item in the snow expense account for 1916 17 recorded Tuesday. The northeaster started the wild geese flying and it is nearing the end of woodcock as these game birds leave with the cold. Mrs Marriner takes charge of dress goods at D T Percy store replacing Miss Harriet Morrison who resigned. Merrymeeting Bay hosts ducks and divers driven by the storm along the coast. Coal by rail from Scranton arrives in South Paris at 12 per ton. The Oxford Democrat notes consumers must be thankful for the price. The Teachers Club opens with a reception for new teachers. Intentions of marriage listed for Hasty Grant and Sullivan Ramsdell. Residents save for Boston trip to Billy Sunday services. Joseph Luti shot a 150 pound buck deer in Georgetown this fall. High Street in South End criticized for poor condition. Three four masted schooners building for Crowell Thurlow Boston are under construction in Maine yards and set for launch in spring. Funeral held for Mrs John P Delano on Oak Street. Park League Pilgrims lose to Athletics 1267 to 1170 with Cutting leading. National Federation of Post Office Clerks calls for higher salaries and reduced night work. Bluff Head cottage paints stolen. suspects eyed for repaint.
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Teachers’ Club
Assembly Hall
Arthur A. Hasty
Bath
Elsie F. Grant
Georgetown
Harry Dean Sullivan
Augusta E. Ramsdell
Boston
Billy
Joseph Luti
Joseph
High St
Russell
Pine
Maine
Crowell & Thurlow
Cobb Yard
Local notes reflect weather, obit, and shipping from Maine
The Times issues a school directory while doctors report midwinter colds. Snow fell in Augusta and Rockland with undetermined amounts in nearby areas. H. Y. Davis dies in Cleveland at 60 after an intestinal operation. Bath and Lewiston residents visit relatives, and the schooner Horace A. Stone sails from Portland for Bridgetown with 22 937 bundles of sugar hogshead shocks valued at 40 842 dollars. The Bath Bowling League sees Texas Steamship Co. teams split wins with Cadman top scoring 109 and 285. Bangor reports 60 deer including several named sportsmen, with red license tags noted. Fort Kent hunters anticipate Maine woods hunts next year.
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Times Press
Frank Hodgdon
Dreamland
George Crockett
Augusta
Rockland
H. Y. Davis
Loyal Order of Moose
Cleveland
Ohio
Davis
C. A. Conant
Lewiston
Philips
B. J. Goodwin
Bath
Horace A. Stone
Portland Custom House
Bridgetown
Barbadoes
P. L. Farmer
Bath Office
Texas Steamship Co
Cadman
George B. Drake
Supt
Thomas Spence
Bangor
John Coombs
Herbert J. Pennock
Kennett Sr
Philadelphia
Lew McCarty
Catawissa
Penn
Sherrod M. Smith
Manfield
BE. J. Pfeffer
Champion
Ill
Coombs
John
Maine
Fort Kent
Maine Woods
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Brunswick
C. L. Farmamco. Inc
M.C.R.R
Leavitt
Clifton St
Maine General Hospital
Department of Agriculture
Woolwich
Bath Aerie
Armory Hall
Reynolds
Small Point
Llewellyn Batterson
S. J. Court
Sagadahne
Charles P. Wetherbee
W. S. Newell
Bath Iron Works
Washington, D. C
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Thonaston
F E. H. Waterhouse
Daniel Wilkinson
God's Quarter Acre
Wilkinson
Supreme Judicial Court
Oliver Monday
Small Point Beach
South End
Popham
Batterson
George E. Percy
Salem
Popham Beach
Merton O. Webber
Marr's Island
Morse's River
Sheriff's Posse
Llewellyn
Oliver
Aterton
Beacon Street Aid Society
Bath Co
Mikelsky Music Store
Charles W. Morse
Manhattan
Narragansett
New York
Morse
Emma S. Briggs
Lewis
Vassalboro
Hallowell
House Island
School
Washington Sts
J.w.&o. R. Pennell
Maine ST
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Congress
Bluff Head
Charles FE. Gahan
Gahan
William Clark
Mr. Gahan
Charley
Dye House
H. E. Douglass
Prop
Front ST
Bath, MB
Brunswick, Me
Citizens
Maine Street
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