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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1910

Page

8

Burglars Strike Bowdoinham Post Office Again

Bowdoinham reports a fourth post office burglary as robbers blew open a front window and drilled the safe, taking about $200. Inspector Spofford believes gunpowder was used, and two strangers timed the break near midnight after stopping a driver. No suspects named. local fears point to a known gang active in Lisbon Falls.

Bowdoinham Charles McEwen T. Jackson William W. Browne W. B. Robinson Robinson Lisbon Falls George Ferguson Grange William Hardie Kendall Fertilizer

Local notes on residents visits and regional events

Miss Rebecca Brown of Boston visited the Center this week hosted by Miss Alice Minott. Irving Perry returned to Plymouth after a week with his parents and works on the tug Randolph in Massachusetts waters. Omar Perry operated a gasoline wood saw in Bath while Mrs. Fred Perry aided by Miss Lizzie Moore recovered health. Steamer Islander finished its season between Augusta and Boothbay. Mendelssohn Club rehearsed twice, and a Spanish War Veterans food fair is planned for Alameda in November. City of Rockland will winter at Houghton Brothers wharf. Harvard and Yale to sail to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Maine Central time change takes effect in a week with little difference from last year. Brockton fair looms. Grahame White to give aircraft exhibitions. Two Everett boys detained in Bath for return funds. Harry Day returns from Delaware aboard the schooner Charles H. Wolston with feldspar cargo. Assistant Postmaster Pond receives congratulations as civil service protects his position. Sagadahoc County Sunday school convention met at Wesley church with broad county attendance.

Rebecca Brown Boston Alice Minott Miss Minott Miss Brown Popham Beach Irving Perry Plymouth Mass James E. Perry Randolph Massachusetts Omar Perry Bath Fred Perry Lizzie Moore Charles A. Hooker Perry Miss Moore Brockton Fair Grahame White

Bath Area Listens as Busy Fall Clubs Target Strong Season

Local Bath clubs and lodges plan a busy fall with meetings and rehearsals. Solar Masons degree work, Pythian attendance, and charity vaudeville for the hospital feature community events. Steamers, fishing, and road improvements draw interest as voters audit sheriff votes and party conventions loom.

Bath residents attend services at Pentecostal church

Elmer Craig and eight Bath travelers motored down the New Meadows to Candy's Harbor Thursday for services at the Pentecostal church. Mrs. David R. Wylie is improving after a severe fit, and Miss Annie Wylie returned from a two week visit in Lawrence Massachusetts.

Elmer Craig Bath New Meadows Candy's Harbor David R. Wylie Annie Wylie Henry P. Healey Lawrence Mass William W. Crocker Foster's Point Road John White Sanford Place Sanford’s Crossing T. J. Southard Richmond King’s Point

Deafness Cure Claim From Hall's Catarrh Cure

An advertisement asserts deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It offers $100 for any catarrh deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Drugeists

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