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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1919

Page

8

Bath physician receives Italian decoration for service

Dr. Frederick J. Patton, head of an emergency hospital at a Detroit naval hospital during the influenza era, is awarded the Cross of Saint Michael and Saint George of Peace for meritorious aid to Italian officers and sailors. About 500 Italians and 200 Americans were treated. one fatality occurred. The honor was presented through the Italian government and the US Navy.

Frederick J. Patton Ne Plant Nians Oe Liente United States Thas Just Naval Hospital Detroit Mich Naval Training Great Lakes Jis Patton United States Navy Department Victor Emmanuel Patten Navy Josephus Daniels

Arrowsic Thanked for Bridge Aid by Town Residents

Arrowsic residents express gratitude to F. W. Carleton of Weel ee for Went Nalior for funding and building a long promised bridge. Carleton personally contributed 100 and helped raise the balance, with the town shouldering ongoing costs after stockholders gave up maintenance. The article notes debt prior to repairs and outlines expected 1000 expenditure for a new draw next year.

Arrowsir F. W. Cartton Weelee Nalior Arrowsic Carleton Arrowsie R. H. Baxter B. W. Bridghamh W. Blinckley R. L. Tarr Ralecbehen of

Sixty Years On Front Street Sketch by Ida H Rowe

Ida H Rowe describes a historical Bath panorama of Front Street crossing Center Street with landmarks such as Sagadahoc Bridge, Granite block site of Pereyatore and Sewall J. Watson Co store, Webber’s, the Archway, Bath Iron Foundry, and the Universalist Church. She notes the church bell from North Church and the belfry view, plus later moves of the church and the Crocker Lilly anchor works. The photo also shows old gas lamps and Sagadahock Broad Street, while recounting a California trip and observations on climate, prices, and life in Oakland California including armistice day celebrations and local markets.

Bath Front Center Street Sagadahock Bath Bank William King Maine Callacor Commercial Street Crocker & Lilly Anchor Works Broad Street Oakland Bay Shore Hamburg San Francisco Ida ‘H, Rowrf 38Th Avenue Calif

Stolen Buick Found in Hartford Belonged to Augusta Doctor

The Buick owned by Dr. A. H. Sturtevant of Augusta, formerly Bath, stolen from Market square on Nov 4, was found in Hartford Conn. A suspect gave the name James F. Bradley and said he bought the car from William Blake in Boston. Two Maine plates 47029 were in the car. A Lewiston man named J. E. Ouellette was checked and found not to exist. The suspect, held on $500 bond, appeared to be released after posting. Dr. Sturtevant planned to identify the car and Hartford officers planned to bring back the prisoner.

A. H. Sturtevant Augusta Bath Market Square Hartford Conn James F. Bradley William Blake Boston Maine McKenney State House J. E. Ouellette Shawmut Street Lewiston

SHENT MARTA Easiest Victory Over Pat Reed

Martin from Portland dominated Reed at the Dxposition building in six rounds. Reed claimed a broken right hand after the sixth round as Martin forced a series of punishing rights and sent Reed to the ropes. Dusty Kroll also overwhelmed Sailor Haffond in 35 seconds, ending the bout.

Shent Martain Martin Pat Reed Portland Boston Reed Martin Kpt Dusty Kroll Sailor Haffond Dusty Bath

Mrs. Mary Redson Celebrates Eighty-Eighth Birthday

Mrs. Mary Redson observed her eighty eighth birthday at her son’s Bath home 25 Getchell Street. Born in Hope to Daniel and Eleanor Martin she moved to Bath about twenty years ago and raised ten children, four of whom survive: O. M. Redlon J. A. Redlon William Redlon and Mae Lippton.

Mary Redson QO. M J. A. Redlon Bath William Redlon Philadelphia Mae Lippincott Augusta Neie

Fruit-a-tives Cure Promised For Longstanding Rheumatism

P A McHugh of Montreal testifies after sixteen years of rheumatism that Fruit-a-tives eased pain in fifteen days and cured him for five years, also curing eczema constipation and restoring health. Sold by Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg NY with price details per box and trial size.

Church Street Montreal P. A. McHugh Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg N.Y

Sagadahoc Pomona Grange Elects Officers at Bowdoinham

Sagadahoe Pomona Grange held its annual meeting with Merrymeeting Grange in Bowdoinham on November 19 with about 130 members present. Officers elected include Harold Hildreth master, Herbert Adams overseer, Joanna Hodgkins lecturer, Albert Henderson steward, Harry Rackley assistant steward, Rev. Levi Staples chaplain, Edwin C. Patten treasurer, Henrietta G. Sawyer secretary, George W. Johnson gate keeper, Millward Patten pomona, Annie L. Purington Ceres, Marjorie Henderson flora, Winnifred Rackley lady assistant steward. Officers were installed by Mrs Millward Patten with assistance from several noted members.

Sagadahoe Pomona Grange Merry Meeting Grange Bowdoinham Harold ‘Hildreth Topsham Grange Herbert Adams Sagadahoe Grange Bowdoin Joanna Hodgkins West Bath Grange Albert Henderson Merrymeeting Grange Harry Rackley Levi Staples Progressive Grange Richmond Edwin C. Patten Henrietta G. Sawyer George W. Johnson Millward Patten Pomona Annie L. Purington Dromore Grange Phippsburg Ceres Marjorie Henderson Flora Winnifrel Rackley

Oliver Sues for Four Thousand in Auto Collision

Fred B. Oliver of Bath sues Elizabeth A. Nichols seeking 4000 damages for a seven passenger Reo damaged in a collision with a Cadillac driven by Nichols Jr. The case moved from Sagadahoc county Supreme court to the U S District court after Nichols claimed Massachusetts residence. The accident occurred on the Bath Brunswick road.

Fred B. Oliver Bath Elizabeth A. Nichols Hope U. S. District Court Nichols Massachusetts Sagadahoc Benjamin H. Nichols, Jr

Waterville Drugist Unharmed By Car Gas Explosion Trick

A Waterville pharmacist lit a match to inspect car battery trouble after borrowing a flashlight. A gas buildup under the auto caused a loud blast that left him deaf for about two hours. The car did not burn, but the scare was real.

Waterville

Erskine Cook Wedding in Bath and Nobleboro

Miss Ruth Cook of Nobleboro and Os mond T. Erskine of Bath were married at the People’s church parsonage in a single ring ceremony officiated by Rev. 8. A. Evans. Attendants were Thelman Stickney and Edward A. Erskine. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Cook. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erskine.

Ruth Cook Nobleboro Osmond T. Erskine Bath People’s Church A. Evans Thelman» Stickney Edward A. Erskine William H. Cook Frank Erskine

Dr Peaslee Gives Talk On Gall Bladder At Club Meeting

Dr Clarence A Peaslee spoke to Bath Medical club members at New Irven House about gall bladder conditions following his election as club president. Other officers elected at the annual meeting were Seth B Mullin vice president Harry F Morin secretary and treasurer.

Clarence A. Peaslee Bath Medical Club Irven House Seth 8 Mullin Harry F. Morin

Edward Little schedules fourteen basketball games

Edward Little of Auburn announces a 14 game schedule under manager Kenneth Lawless. The list includes two games with Morse of Bath, the first set for Bath on January 2. A chimney fire at 828 Middle Street for Mrs. Mary Tyneh prompted a Monday afternoon alarm and a fire company response using one chemical extinguisher. Damage was slight. chimney repairs needed.

Edward-Little Kenneth Lawless Edward Little Auburn Morse High Bath Mary Tyneh Middle Street Combination 4

Bath City Grants Power to Sell Peoples Ferry Stock

The City of Bath authorizes F Randall Leonard and Herbert F Worrey to act as its attorneys to vote its three quarters of the Peoples Ferry Company stock at meetings. They may waive notice and authorize sale of the company assets to the State of Maine under Chapter 242. A joint council session followed to hear Dr Hitchcock on proposed ordinances to curb the ongoing situation.

Maso Lars Va Meg Leonard Herbert FE Worrey Peoples Ferry Company Leonard Bath Bagadahoc Maine Peoples Perry Company F. Randall ,Leonard Perbert E. Worrey Said Peoples Kerry Company Said Peoples Ferry Company Randall Leonard Herbert Ff. Worrey City of Ity Walter S. Glidden State of Maine Sagadahoc J. Edward Drake Walter 8. Glidden H. E. Hitchcock State Department of Health United States Public Health Service Hitchcock

James Taylor Lutz Dies After Brief Illness

James Taylor Lutz aged 68 a ship carpenter died at City Hospital after a brief illness He was born in Prince Edward Island and moved to Bath about 18 months ago He is survived by a son Orrin Lutz of Bath The body was sent to Townsend Massachusetts for burial services Miss Harvey began her afternoon dancing classes Monday.

James Taylor Lutz City Hospital Prince Edward Island Bath Orrin Lutz Townsend Mass

Guardians seek private sale of minors’ land in Sagadahoc Maine

William F. Robbins as guardian petitions the Sagadahoc Probate Court to sell for private sale twenty five acres of real estate in Amroweinsin Marsh on behalf of Elvie May Robbins Hazel Marie Robbins and Chester Tyler Robbins. An offer of two dollars per acre has been received and the court orders notice to interested persons with a sale planned three weeks hence.

Maine Sagadahor Wiliam FE Robbine Elvie May Robbins Hazel Marie Robbins Chester Tyler Robbins Amrowsiim Tome Marsh Amrowetc Sagadmhoe Cownty Bel. Moine William BR. Robbins Ss. Aita Rath Sagadafioc Carrine Sagadatioc Bath Seemadane William A. Todd John L. Berry Georgetown Sagadahoc Ruth James Lowria

Great Convention of the M C A at Detroit A Success

Fr B Nichols returned Monday from the Fortieth International Convention of the M C A at Detroit with 4000 delegates from around the world. Secretary Robert B Pinkham attended from Bath and others spoke at the Statler dinner and Y hall. Navy Secretary Daniels praised the Y M C A work, Ferguson urged substituting for the saloon, and Stone urged labor and capital to sit down together for justice and growth. The Bath visit and Detroit housing noted. the steamer Detroit No 1 served as overflow lodging for delegates.

Fr. B. Nichols Detroit Robert 8. Pinkham Association Homer Ll. Ferguson Big Newport News Shipbuilding Co United States Chamber of Commerce Hotel Statler Arena Gardens Ferguson Bath Bath Iron Works Nevada Cleveland Bath Chamber of Commerce Navy Daniels Y. M Mr. Ferguson Statler Warren Stone Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Detroit NT Buffalo, Cleveland & Detroit Navigation Co

Mrs Orrington L Baker Dies In Richmond At 69

Mrs Ellen M Baker wife of Orrington L Baker died at her Main street home in Richmond after a pneumonia illness aged 69. Born in West Gardiner she leaves two daughters Mrs Charles Whitney of Richmond and Mrs William Knight of Litchfield, a son Merle B Baker of Richmond, and two brothers Arttle and Samuel Spear of Richmond. Funeral was Tuesday at 10:30 at the Seventh? Locrist Church with Rev John Dunston officiating. Burial will be in Catton's cemetery.

Ellen M. Baker Orrington L. Baker Main Street Richmond West Gardiner Charles Whitney Wiliam’ S. Knight Litchfield Merle B. Baker Artelle Samuel Spear John Dunston The Eth Locist Church Catton’s Cemetery

Mrs E B Emery Dies After Illness In Dresden

Mrs E B Emery died at her Dresden home after a brief illness. She was born in Wiscasset 76 years ago and lived in Dresden for over 50 years. Her husband is named administrator of the estate of Mary E Pratt of Medford Massachusetts, with bond posted. Creditors and debtors are asked to present claims or make payments immediately. November 14 1919. Charles Low Administrator.

E.B. Emery Dresden Wiscasset Mary E. Pratt Malden Maesachupetits Middlesex Srendahor Eiven Autor Siete

Reception for returned service men at the People's Church

A postwar supper and reception for twenty five returned service men was held at the People's Church chapel. The event featured a decorated hall, a varied menu, an extended program with remarks by Dr Hamlin Lewiston, musical numbers, and a reception in front of the platform with Boy Scouts holding flags.

Bible School V. Samuel A. Evans Martha Bates Dr. Hamlin Lewiston Mel Roscoe Leighton Andrey Coleman Madelyn Davis Jack Shaw Fred Dwyer William Mullin Leighton James &. Edwards Roland H. Smith Mr. Evans Mr. Edwards Roland H. ‘Smith Elwell Pinkham Charles Farbush L. L. Hooker Eva Dunn Andros Coleman Sarah Aderton Clayton Mulcahy

Death of Alvin Seidlinger Ship Carpenter at 83

Alvin Seidlinger 83 well known ship carpenter died early this morning at home 20 Mechanic Street after an illness of nearly two months following a shock. Funeral set for Saturday afternoon at his home with time to be announced. He was born in Waldo.

Alvin Seidlinger Mechanic Street Mr. Seidlinger Waldo

Probate notice of sale and administrator final account

In Sagadahoc Maine a guardianship petition seeks permission to sell real estate in Rath and Hammett Ledge Road area for the ward Severine LeBlance. The court orders notice to interested parties and publication in Bath Independent and Rath newspaper.

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