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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1915

Page

13

West Bath Town Meeting Chooses Officers Amid Storm

West Bath reports a busy town meeting Monday with debate over moving the Trufants Crossing schoolhouse and repairs planned instead. Residents note weather woes, road mud, and a rare power outage at the Grange as residents discuss selectmen and local issues.

West Bath Joseph White I. B. Neiley Trufants’ Crossing Trufant’s Crossing New Meadows Boat Clut Robert Toothaker J. J. Conant United Commercial Portland Brunswick Harpswell Garnet Bridge New Meadows Winneganee Bay J. A. Redson Bath Birch Point Alvah Higgins Jr.j. Conant Conant Samuel F. Bates Sabine William Foster Topsham Alice Bates Beachmont Mass Jenks J. Mitchell Mitchell John Clough Massachusetts Samuel Bates Sagadahoc Edward W. Haggett The Independent Maine

The Bath Market Faces Poststorm Slowdown and Rising Demand

The Bath market shows a quiet week worsened by last Sundays rain that compacted snow. Farmers avoid drives, reducing supply but boosting prices on remaining produce. Potatoes, apples, onions, beets, and dairy butter reflect tight stocks with buyers seeking old and canned goods. hogs, beef, and lamb show scarce availability amid high pork and meat prices.

Bath Fr. W. Carlton Woolwich Boston Portland Granver Suzadahore Towl

Ill health improves J C Larrabee of East Brunswick

J C Larrabee is reported much improved and gaining daily after a fall and winter of illness. The piece notes other local items including wind damage at North Bath and a West Bath Grange program discussion on February topics led by Fred Wright and T F Perkins.

J. C. Larrabee East Brunswick William Dunton North Bath West Bath Grange Valentine Fred Wright T. F. Perkins

Probate Court session handles numerous estates and guardians

The Marek Probate Court session granted administrations for multiple estates including Love Hooper Theobald Turner and others. Wills were filed and allowed for several residents as guardians were appointed for minors and final accounts filed for multiple executors. The Morse High seniors rehearse Mrs Compton's Manager with 300 tickets sold for a March 13 Columbia Theatre performance amid ongoing local coal washups.

Lowell Hannnah A. Love Bath Margaret Atell Hanson Mercy A. Hooper Charles H. Hooper George R. Theobald Richmond George H. Theobald Ellen Charlotte C. Ortiz Phippsburg George FE. Hughes Sophronia J. Brown Sumner Brown Henry N. F. Marshall Newton Mass Edmund J. Leeds William D. Cutting Martha E. Cutting William P Frances Willian ‘P. Carr Stephen W. Carr Bowdoinham Kf. Bd. Hill Albert Morse Fred TD. Hill Louisa M. Hill Antoinette P. Snow Bowdoin Alonzo Purinton Arthur Ricker Topsham Helen G. Ricker Susam S William W. Fairclough Joseph C. Wyman Arthur J. Dunton Albert E. Flagg Wilbur L. Hunter Albion M. Potter Margaret W. Potter Thomas Mulvahill Johanna F. Mulvyahill Laura A. Thurlow Ward William H. Thurlow Guardian Mark L. Hill Als Fred D. Hill Morse High

Westport Faces Dramatic Storm Damage and Local Plans

Westport endured a severe gale that toppled a three story fish house on the Ezekial Tanbox estate owned by Capt. Henry Tarbox. A speed launch stored there survived. Tarbox plans a new launch by June. Residents discuss hotels, electric cars, and town improvements amid ongoing chatter about transport and tourism.

Westport Ezekial Tanbox Henry Tarbox Capt. Tarbox Paul Hilton Long Cove Lone Cove Sheepscot Paul Ross Dickson Capt. Dickson Eastern Steamshin Corporation Bath and Boothbay

Inauguration Planned for Mayor-elect Dunton

Local notes report Mayor-elect Dunton will be inaugurated Monday March 16 at ten o'clock. The issue also notes court appearances, election wagers, and community happenings from Bath with reminders of services, school changes, and a high school fund-raising fair underway for the Washington trip.

Dunton Mabel J. Foss Rive N. H H. Gerald Holden West Bath Washington St North St Auburn Grace Church Parish Harpswell Brunswick Clamey Morse High Bath Harry W. Dunton Kimball Bros. Co South Portland Harry W. Thebeau Morse High Fair Washington Morse High School

Will and heirs of Westport resident named in obituary

Levi Shattuck’s relative, born in Westport and aged 81, left the bulk of her estate to sons Nathan E Chase of Minneapolis and Harry R Chase of Maynard who resides on the Chase estate in Maynard Hills. Severe cold and heavy snow test household patience as February ends and March begins. Poland Springs is mentioned as a supply source for the season.

Westport Woolwich Wiscasset Maine Central R. R. Co Emma Quimby Chase Eli R. Chase Boston Levi Shattuck Nathan E Chase Minneapolis Harry R. Chase Maynard Chase Maynard Hills Poland Springs

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Grangers Thomas F. Perkins Vie Init Hiram Brown Maimi Fla Z. Gowen Josie Winter Board of Selectmen Isaac W. Coombs Fred Rose Fred A. Higgins Foster's Point Nannie Brown Lewiston Journal Eugene Brown Charles Betts Home Grange John S. Hyde Standish Farm Butler Brickford Edna White Harry Penn Probate Popham Lester Hodgdon Small Point Fred Bailey North Conway Gussie Herne Millie Hodgdon Boothbay McCormick Frank Knight McCarty’s Cove Judge Dunton Charles D. Newell Bate Court Arthur G. Staples Lewiston
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