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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1913

Page

5

Bath Gunners Face Poor Season at Merrymeeting Bay

Bath gunners report a notably poor season at Merrymeeting Bay ducking grounds with few successes. Al Ridley says the 25 years he’s hunted there has not seen such scarce birds and cites abundant, elusive ducks and increased green hunters as factors.

Bath Merrymeeting Bay al Ridley Merry Meeting Ridley Warden Willis Alberta Canada Moving Picture Labrador

Marine Express Could Transform Bath Freight Front

A plan to build and operate large scows carried by motor boats is discussed to move timber anchors chains lumber and farm produce along Bath riverside. Local businessmen consider loading un/loading cars onboard and foresee steady daily railcar shipments boosting regional industry and attracting new business.

Marine Express Bath Thut

Bath Boy Selected As Cony High Principal

Announcement by the Augusta Board of Education names Henry W. Cobb of Rockland as principal of Cony High School succeeding George R. Gardner who declined the post Cobb a Bath native and Morse High School Bath graduate Bowdoin College class of 1901 has led Rockland High School as principal for two years and previously served as Morse sub master Bath friends express pleasure and confidence Augusta will benefit from his leadership.

Augusta Board of Education Henry W.cobb Rockland Cony George R. Gardner Brunswick Cobb Augusta Bath Morse High School Bowdoin College Rockland High School

Bath Iron Works declares I W W refusal during strike

Bath Iron Works led by President John S. Hyde announces it will not recognize the I W W in any form and will deal with workers directly as company employees. The statement warns continued driller strikes will force layoffs of other trades and expresses regret over such consequences.

Bath Iron Works John S. Hyde Hyde ITD

Mormon Elders Visit Bath Stir Over Converts

Mormon elders have been in Bath trying to gain converts among young women but no clear results. The arrival has caused a stir similar to past visits when two elders were here. The church previously attracted local interest, yet no Bath converts are expected to travel to Utah. Christmas sales by local church groups begin next week and run until about the 25th.

Bath Utah

Bath woman seeks wrong bundle exchange in Lewiston

A Bath shopper bought a suit of union underwear in Lewiston but received a man's shirt, stockings, and two neckties instead. She wants to locate the man who received her package to swap items and exchange addresses. The mishap would be easier to resolve if the purchase were made in Bath.

Lewiston Bath

Dog enjoys streetcar rides in Washington neighborhood

A bright dog from a Washington street family frequently rides streetcars, hopping aboard when a car stops for a passenger and riding toward the south end until tired, then visiting canine friends. He returns home by boarding a car at the first opportunity and leaps off near home, lively as a child at play.

Washington Street

Moving Pictures to Feature Bath Boy C M McLellan

A film titled In Moving Pictures featuring Bath boy C. M. 8S. McLellan is planned for a large production. If released in this state it should draw many Bath residents to see the feature.

Bath C. M

Storm window advice as December cold lingers

Weather caution urges timely storm window installation before December arrives. Forecasters predict prolonged cold. homeowners advised to prepare now to avoid future discomfort and energy waste.

Bath Teems With Theatrical Liveliness This Evening

Bath enjoys a lively theater scene with a busy amusements lineup offering ample choices for local residents to fill evening entertainment. The era showcases multiple performances, promising broad appeal and extended viewing options.

Short Courses for Maine Agricultural Education Expand

The College of Agriculture offers three day short courses for 256 or more adults in communities. Oxford county hosted February Extension Schools directed by George W Yeaton with 210 total registrations in apple packing sessions. Courses emphasize laboratory work with lectures, focusing on Animal Dairy Poultry Agronomy and Horticulture while the college covers instructor salaries travel and equipment.

University of Maine College of Agriculture Maine Oxford George W W. Yeaton Oxford County

Sheriff Offers Reward for Gambling Ring Tips

Sheriff Oliver announces a 25 dollar reward for any tip leading to a conviction of pocket pedling or gambling operations. He will protect informants unless necessary and focuses on high crime sellers and gamblers, promising to pursue them as a matter of business.

Oliver

Community Masons Lodge Shows Strong Turnout and Degree Work

Over 25 members attended the lodge meeting last Monday evening with past ministers filling chairs. One candidate received the master mason degree and a banquet by Caterer Joseph Footer followed. A Brunswick Minstrel Show by High School pupils drew a city crowd, as townsfolk enjoyed a Town Hall performance.

Independent Joseph Footer Brunswick Town Hall

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