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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1914

Page

14

Bowdoinham Thanksgiving Visitors and Local Doings

Thanksgiving guest lists fill Bowdoinham as residents visit kin in Topsham Augusta Portland and Waterville. The community reports fairs minstrels and lodge events at Hendersons as well as ship arrivals and a deer shot by Hon. Fr. S. Adams. Local church activities mark the holiday week with services and Epworth League meetings.

S. Adams Ira Billems Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co H. D. Grant Mary Carney Portland P Fair Red Acre Farm

Local Jottings From Friday's Community Activities

The Guards drilled Friday due to a holiday. Auxiliary groups planned a supper in Lincoln. Camp Sons of Veterans held a whist party in Foresters Hall. Passmore Mill stock and sales building work began near the city landing. Captain Nat Marrin transported groceries from his West Georgetown store. Gospel Mission services were held all day Thursday. Grace Church Men’s Club hosted a regular social with supper at six-thirty. The Ceceel iaee Pee we LIS tst emer medi Times screened first motion pictures at the Columbia. Navy awards for torpedo boat destroyers likely delayed until early next week. Cold sea weather slowed fishermen arrivals. Myrtle Lodge Odd Ladies installed officers Friday evening. Coasting activity dominated local hills and fields among youth. Steamer Virginia reported 30–40 black ducks off Bald Head on the lower Kennebec. some native geese weighed 10 to 10 pounds. Handsome birds noted from Bowdoinham by the Scribe. Provence Andrews hosted, W Dayton Hill elected president. Troward Haw ley secretary, Daniel Williams treasurer. Fifteen members in a budding social club starting weekly meetings.

Lincoln T. W. Tryde Sons of Veterans Foresters’ Hall David Mosher Passmore Mill City Landing Nat Marrin Marion West Georgetown The Gospel Mission Washington -Sh Hah Reve Men’s Club of Grace Church Columbia Navy Department Myrtle Lodge Odd Ladies Virginia Bald Head Kennebec Bowdoinham Helen Jewell Phippsburg Center Stea Larse S.A. Evans People’s Baptist Church Haydn Quartet Bath City of Bangsar City of Angasta Ae Sore Ahi Chesley Hutchins South End New York Seluce Mitine Mr. Hutchins Lola West Indies Cape Haitien San Pedro San Domingo Washington Solace Kansas Tacoma San Francisco Pacific Coast Hutchins

Bath area notes include weather, mills and social events

Snow melting and walks clear. Thanksgiving services planned. The old mill pond at Winneesanes was frozen. Schooner Nat Meader likely driven to sea amid weather stress. Chamber of Commerce to nominate officers Monday night. A 650 pound hog shipped to Bath. Red Men initiated a member in Sasanoa Tribe. Henry MelWway to operate portable mill in Woolwich. Grand Patriarch Jackson spoke at OW Mellows meeting for encampment drive.

Frank Hasan Rave Charels Ten Atlock Hovkotrack 32 Winneesanes Nat Meader Barter Sasanoa Tribe Henry MelWway Phippsburg West Bath Woolwich Chamber of Commerce Bradford Clark Wiscasset Bath L. I. Lowell C. F E. Jackson Portland Hyde Block

Thanksgiving Eve Stories and Harbor News From Bath

Various Bath area notes tell of Thanksgiving festivities at Morse High School Armory, hunting trips in the region, and local trades. Construction by F E Morse on North Street continues while Portmouth Navy Yard workers miss a visit. A Bath woman faces a court morality action and heads home by train. The Bowdoin athletics census highlights strong student scholars and local shipping and river activity winds down for the season.

Seguin Gardiner Light Ema Clifton Boston Morse Bros. Bath ElMems Bowdoinham Avery Whitlam Norman Parks Miss Corey Thompson Bros Kennebec Journal Gage Street Municipal Court Bath Casco Bay

Maritime and civic notes from the coast and river towns

Buoy Zizania ordered up river for a call. Capt Snowden led a Windegance meeting. Shark headed from Richmond to Boothbay Harbor for winter. Capt Colby and the Sayadahoe drove eight fender piles at M W Sewall’s wharf. Mr and Mrs Bradford Clark of Wiscasset mark 67 years married with visitors and gifts. Levi Miller reports engagement as superintendent of a portable mill on Tibbetts timber jot. Navy rejects coal transport bids to Philippine Islands as too high. Arthur Sewall offers Dirigo for December at 7.62. Wittenburg Coal Co bids from New York. Rev MacDonald with Sunbeam at Cranberry Island for winter fittings after riding out a storm at Stonington. MacDonald, a former Bath boy, is with Bar Harbor Sea Coast Mission.

A. L. Colby Sayadahoe M. W. Sewall Bradford Clark Wiscasset Levi Miller Tibbetts Poiana Lehana Cnt Navy Department Atlantic Philippine Islands Arthur Sewall & Co Bath Dirigo Wittenburg Coal Co New York Alexander P. MacDonald Bar Harbor Sea

Y M C A gymnasium changes and maritime incident

The Y M C A gymnasium will remove a wall to gain space for basketball and install first class shower baths and conveniences. The Monomoy Point life savers returned from a schooner named Samuel Dillaway bound from Portland to Philadelphia after the donkey engine shaft broke while raising the anchor. J P Hutchinson a prominent Auburn businessman and public figure died at home Tuesday night. Fishermen report poor smelt catches and rare salmon or bass with claims that lack of fall rains has left river water unusually salty.

Y. M.C.A. Gsminasium Monomoy Point Samuel Dillaway Portland Philadelphia J. P. Hutchinson Auburn Haines Grand Commanders of Maine Knights Templar Hindelimson, Co Maine Association of Fire Insurance Agents New England Kennebec

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