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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1915

Page

4

Phippsburg Local Notes Map Revival and Odd News

Community happenings include preacher visits after 15 years in ministry, pumpkin crops led by S. C. Campbell, and various visits among residents. A revival starts October 15 at Sebasco Pentecostal church, repairs for the Baptist Church proceed after a July lightning strike, and the Merry Club enjoys a Portland road trip with picnics and shopping.

Merry Club Portland Marion Jordan Clara Holbrook Lina Randall Ellen Totman Abbie Snow Lottie Howard Sybil Holbrook Mabel Jordan Florence Jackson Falmouth Sidney Holbrook South Thair Aswell Roderick Lewiston John Snow Walter Reed Bowdoinham

Defenses and Forts in Georgetown and Nequasset Area

The article outlines multiple garrison and fort sites along Georgetown and Nequasset Neck including Stephen Greenleaf’s fortified house, Grant-Hilton blockhouses, Arrowsic garrison, Watts fort at Squirrel Point, and Noble and Lewis forts. It notes militia usage, temporary soldiers, and Massachusetts actions to protect settlers during ongoing Indian incursions, detailing 1743 to 1745 events and the Louisburg expedition.

Page Nequasset Neck Stephen Greenleaf Phipps Neck Monsweag Falls Nequasset Falls Georgetown Arrowsic Jonathan Preble Squirrel Point Watts Esquire Denny Parker's Island Harnden Thomas Stinson Lewis and Noble Massachusetts Maine Arrowslie Brunswick Richmond Pemaquid Pineland France Pepperell York Counts Berwick St. George Richmondstort Wiscasset Damariscot

Hall’s Catarrh Cure claims payment deal disclosed

Frank J. Cheney declares he is senior partner of the firm F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo and promises one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. The notice, dated 1886, includes a notary seal and urges readers to send for testimonials and purchase from druggists. The ad also promotes Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Chen J. Cheney A. W. Gleason Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Orele Bath Independent Bath Maine H. W. Owen, JR H. W. Owen F. B. Nichols Mepeat the Times CO B. Nichols North St Ella D. Nichols Reaoe Augusta M. Eee Mergenthaler Fe Aneseeor Basen Manag WM. T. Hall Coe U

War warns along Kennebec frontier urging protection from Governor Shirley

Petitioners led by Job Lewis and Col. Arthur Noble urge restoration of garrisons at Merrymeeting Bay and Georgetown to guard against Indian attacks. They note troops were withdrawn after Aug 1745 war declaration, jeopardizing planting and bread subsistence. Concluded next week.

Berwick Thomaston Sagadahoc Kennebec Job Lewis Col Arthur Noble Shirley Merrymeeting Bay Said Bay Norridgewoek Georgetown Joe Lewis

Gunning Week Yields Birds Across Local Waters

Wild geese were shot down river and sold in the city after a Saturday hunt. King of the Bay Ridley and Adams shot black ducks on the Bay. A woodcock was noted and partridge counts were logged by N H McCarty Trott and others at Pleasant Point and Woolwich. Wallace Reed reportedly stopped a partridge with his whip a year ago. The city clerk’s office reviewed the finance committee’s roll of accounts Tuesday evening.

Charles Morrison Sebasco Pentecostal Church Hezikiah Harrington Irving Harrington Cranberry Point William Plummer North Bath W. H. Cutting George C. Pease Bath John Pease Thomas McCormick King of the Bay Ridley Adams N. H. McCarty William Trott Pleasant Point William Carlton Woolwich Wallace Reed Wallace City Clerk’s Office Finance Committee

Schoolboard approves new Ward One schoolhouse plans

At Monday night’s meeting the Ward One school plans were revised to cut costs and gain approval. Bids will be sought from contractors soon as the Bailey School committee announces James P. King as principal and Nellie M. Conley as elementary sewing teacher. An athletic council for the high school is created. Wednesday, Oct. 13, is a holiday for World’s Fair attendance at Topsham.

Leland S. Mitchell Ward One Edward W. Hyde Messrs. N. Gratz Jackson Leland R. Mitchell Charles C. Low John L. P. Burke James C. Ledyard Sylvester H. Rowland Fr. Horan S. Louise Libby Gorham North Grammar School Susie Reed Topsham

Rally Week at Beacon Street Methodist Church

Rally week featured stirring sermons by Rev. T. N. Kewley and a full vestry as Sunday school began a new growth drive. A chalk talk on Links highlighted the chain of 293 links and a Marion Lawrence motto urged members to help the Sunday school grow. Special rallies each evening and Bible presentations followed with multiple speakers and a large Wesley Sorority meeting noting leadership changes and a 30-member count.

Beacon Street T. N. Kewley M. H. Douglas Margaret Sydleman C. H. Flood Supt Marion Lawrence Onward Christian Soldiers Wm. Thistle H. K. Erskine Herbert L. Douglas Amos Perry Parker Worrey Harry Bowie Amy Shepard Lillian Rogers Carville L. Douglas Myrtle Shepard Doris Shepard Charlotte Trott Francis McCabe Louise Wade Edith Bowie George D. Taylor William Thistle Irene Oliver

FOR MOTHERS Hints on Child Welfare

Advice on child upbringing and health urges clean habits, water, air, and sunshine. Recommends L. F. Atwood's Medicine for minor bowels or stomach issues, claims six decades of use, and offers a free sample and a music booklet with bottle purchase. Portland, Me company.

L. F Atwood Ogether F.” Medicine CO Portland

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Phippsburg Pye S. C. Campbell George Davis Everett Harrington Ina Pease Pittston W. McCormick Drumond Wesley Edith Eaton M. A. Slade Bartes- Ft. McKinles Bates Small Point Parsonage Abbie Hosmer Bertha Eva Wilson Leander Shepherd William Saw Mill Hill Jennie Harrington Charles Norton George C. Beals Samuel Beals Christine Cutting New York Frank Small H. W. Cutting Martha Cutting Bos New Meadows John Randall Maine Woods Charles Anow Middle Bay Annie Jordan Harpswell Nequasset Territory Louisburg Cape Breton Old Georgetown America Britaan A. D INCE Standard Oil CO. OF Buffalo Triangle Albany Boston Denton James F Will Co Shaul Suamend College Irunsn the School Board Beacon St Wesley Sorority Arthur White Court St Arthur G. Oliver Andrew Butterfield Annie Stewart Fred W. Armes Lile Cahill Charlotte Cook Louise Child N. B. Cortell
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