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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1910
Page
7
City and Bath items report upcoming Topsham fair next week and a new Bath bowling league this winter. Notices cover time changes on the Maine Central, wintering launches, bridge closures, school holiday, river freight, and local business changes including a barber shop opening and carriages.
Bow Dolnteam farmer A F Reeves harvests about twenty hundred bushels from Bibber field and works ten more acres on Newell Purinton farm. Electa Chapter O E S will meet this Saturday as town discusses High School building repairs or replacement and the vote. Mrs John M Curtis dies at 73 after long illness in Bowdoinham. formerly Martha Ames of Woolwich. Fred Partridge of Montreal visits Bowdoinham. Senator-elect Fulton returns to village home. Deafness advert offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with $100 reward if not cured. product sold by Druggists.
The Woolwich Georgetown and Arrowsic Sunday School association holds its annual convention at Freewill Baptist church Woolwich on Friday October 14. The program features songs prayers welcomes reports addresses by Rev C Chappell Bath Rev C J Brown Bangor and Rev E B Tetley Topsham with nominations and a discussion on The Sunday school as a factor in character formation including morals religion education and industry.
Charles C Larrabee age 53 died after a brief illness at Bath City Hospital. Born in Richmond he had lived in Mansfield Ohio and New York City and for seven years in this city in business including real estate. He is survived by his mother and sister Mrs Lucy Patten. Funeral at 3 pm from the Larrabee home 877 Middle St. Other items note Mrs M F Taylor visiting Gardiner and Winthrop, D Howard Spear returning from Boston, Miss Jane Whitmore hosting bridge, and plans for a granosthpe walk at Charles Farnham’s Washington street residence with local visitors planning a Hia-Witha presentation.
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