Weekend Specials Price Drop for Friday to Monday
Friday and Saturday specials advertise limited offers valid October 3 4 and 6 with discount prices and hours only for those days at participating stores.
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
4
Friday and Saturday specials advertise limited offers valid October 3 4 and 6 with discount prices and hours only for those days at participating stores.
Insurance Commissioner G Walden Smith and Deputy Leon W Helson audit statements and books of all Maine insurers and expect completion by November 1. Examined companies are sound and in satisfactory condition including Mutual Fire Companies Toothbay Edgecomb Newcastle Jee Medomak See merie zens of Isratel Woolwich Wines North Yarmouth Cumberland Center Casto Harrison Dresden and the Fraternities Health and Accident Company of Richmond.
Mrs. Mabel Vieree visits Augusta with relatives and attends state Baptist convention with Rev Samuel A Evans Miss Reed and Stev and Mrs Ernest M Holman from the First Baptist church. Howard Weeks returns to Wakefield Mills after project work with Emergency Jeet Corp. Mrs Lyman Wall of Vera Indiana visits sister Mrs Eben J Marston. Mrs Mugh Davis of Portland Wisconsin among the guests.
Editor George L. Norton shares a reader letter from Capt F A Stinson of International Shipbuilding Company praising the firm’s Vicksburg area yard and Mississippi operations. Stinson recalls early sea service with Capt George K Beck, his rise to a major post, and notes the Crescent City era under Capt Ben Delano, plus the ship Persia berthed at New Orleans.
William Forbes of Boothbay Harbor passed through Watch on his way to Portland aboard the steamship Lightburne of the Texas Steamship Co. The Lightburne faced a gale of 40 hours on a southern voyage. Silas Owen, veteran baggage master of the Eastern Steamship Lines, is on vacation in Bath and plans to sail next week on the Boston Portland run.
Dr Charles Brown of New York buys J B Cornish house in Pleasant street and plans repairs. Numerous social items list visits, church events, travel, and a death in Brown's Point. Funeral for Edwin E Brown set for Friday in Portland Evergreen Cemetery.
Medicinal roots herbs bark and berries plus other tonics are combined in Hood's Sarsaparilla to build blood improve appetite and digestion and promote lasting health. It has three generations of praise. A gentle thorough cathartic Hood's Pills are recommended.
Fire erupted Wednesday afternoon in slash left from a wood lot cutting in Gowell's Grove Woolwich. A large plume of smoke rose and officials feared danger to the Sagadahock ferry district until volunteers battled the blaze and containment was hoped to limit property damage.
Sagadahboe grange Bowdoin Center hosted a Saturday evening session with a class in thirds and fourth degrees. A brief lecturer program followed by supper and social hour pleased attendees. The October 4 meeting will feature a debate on farm work by Edwin Baker Norman Curtis and Merrill Keay versus Fanny Marshall Ella Adams and Flora Merriman.
Drummond Kelley of Parker Head died at his home in Phippsburg after a several week illness. Born July 22, 1846 in Parker Head to James and Eliza Kelley, he once worked in local shipyards and later farmed in Parker Head. He was a Congregational church member at Whippsburg Center and leaves wife Georgiana Kelley.
Children playing near tar cauldrons used in North street road work started a spectacular fire Saturday. No damage beyond destroying tar street. Commissioner Oscar F Williams notified by C F Harrington who lives nearby. Harrington and Williams worked to extinguish the blaze.
The Hockomock ferryboat will continue its summer schedule with evening trips intact despite rumors of discontinuation. City progress on Washington street is rapid under James L T Dougherty as favorable weather aids work. A rock shortage from local North Jay supplier may slow surfacing, with efforts to secure a local source. Hans and Mrs Friedrichs arrive in Bath after a Maplewood honeymoon and plan to move into a Lexus house in October.
John Farrell did not appear when the municipal court met to answer charges he wrote obscene letters to two girls in the North end. He had been freed on 500 dollars cash bail, which will default and be turned over to the county at the next Supreme Judicial Court session. He has not been seen by police since Monday morning.
Local notes report a dozen or more whai es in Passamaquoddy Bay with as many as nine seen in a single afternoon due to nearby fish schools. Mrs. C Chapman Pince and two Belfast children were aboard the steamer Vestris bound for South America when fire broke out. they and other passengers were landed at Lucia in the West Indies. Colby College opens its centennial year with the largest registration in years, especially among women. men return from service boosting numbers. Yale dining hall hires Edward F King. he is among the country's youngest managers in such a role. Automobile offers for a 1600 pound loggerhead turtle on loan to Portland Pier fish dealer M J Flaherty were refused, though he earned about $400 exhibiting the creature. A truck carrying Boston furniture sank through the Sheepscot river bridge from Wiscasset to Birch Point, owned by Mr Somes of Boston. Fire destroyed the Johnson wharf buildings housing mahogany and cord wood at 10 15 Wednesday.
Barberry hedges with cherry red berries are being planted around Emergency Fleet Corporation houses at the north end. Groundwork is slow due to rains, but Oliver Street shows the highest progress with crushed rock foundations and cement sidewalks nearing completion. Street lights, heating, and plumbing progress, with completion expected in December.
Ada French begins work with D T Percy and Sons. A parade of Sunday visits includes Mr and Mrs Walter Smith and Harmon at Augusta and Mrs Glenville Tremaine at Popham Beach. Boston business trips and travels to Cleveland and Damariscotta mark a busy week for local residents. A newborn Frances Louise arrives to Mr and Mrs FE Miller on Middle Street. Longfellow Bros. Halliwell Me advertise Clover honey by parcel post with prices.
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