Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Bath Independent in Bath, Maine

We have 914,015 pages in Maine

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1912

Page

6

Director William R Chapman Receives Maine Stone Gift

A box of Maine stones from Turner and Lewiston supporters will adorn the face of Director William R Chapman’s new fireplace in his Bath home. The stones include tourmaline, quartz and feldspar, with donors names inscribed, as the community honors Chapman in a chorus-linked project.

Maine William R Chapman Bettie Turner AL T. Kravatiaieh Lewiston Chapman

Mis. Awiitista Wark and Visitors Traced in Boston Tour

Mis Awiitista Wark and Nis visiters are noted in Boston with Miss Mirsecht wintering in Allston. Miss Pennie Ato visits in Portland. Edwin Cornish left Mosday for Rovhkland to handle Hyde Windlass business. Mrs darn o F Morin was a Monty visitor in Portland. Miss Alice JK Robbins enjoys days off at Patten Free Library. Miss Louise Johnson acts as substitute.

Edwin Cornish Mosday Rovhkland Hyde Windlass Company

Maine Teachers Pension Plan Proposed for 1913 Legislature

The article outlines general terms of a forthcoming Maine teachers pension law. Eligibility requires 60 years of age, 30 years as a teacher, five years in Maine, and retirement by a sponsor employer. Pensions cap at 500 dollars annual, or 250 if half the last five years is under 250. After passage, only state certified teachers qualify. The piece also includes local notices and society items.

Local residents keep busy with travels and appointments

Mrs Paul Olm and daughters spent the weekend in Yarmouth while Mrs Thomas W Hyde left midweek for Boston to winter after closing Elmhurst. Arthur Luce and Harold Avery attended the Electrical Show in Boston. Mrs Harry C Webber visited Cambridge with cousin Miss Jeanie Robertson. Leonard H Gibson received congratulations on his new Bowdoin College English assistant appointment. He is a Bath native and Bowdoin Class of 1914.

Paul Olm Yarmouth Thomas W. Hyde Boston Elmhurst Arthur Luce Harold Avery Harry C. Webber Cambridge Mass Jeanie Robertson Leonard H. Gibson Bowdoin College Mr. Gibson

Madame Nordica Registers at Congress Square Hotel

Madame Nordica is registered at the Congress Square Hotel in Portland. She occupies a suite of rooms and several of the finest apartments in the hotel, located on the first floor in the new section.

Madame Nordica Congress Square Hotel Portland

Dramatic Club Forms Promising City Group

A Dramatic Club organized Tuesday in Sagadahoc block with about thirty members. Officers elected include President Walter A. Murtaugh and Secretary Harry W. Owen Jr. Members plan standard plays next month and by laws are to be prepared. A Phi Rho dance at Kennebec Yacht Club is noted.

Sagadahoc Walter A. Murtaugh Fred Hill Harry W. Owen, Jr Fred D. Hill Elizabeth P. Dean Florence Sitnckley Tom Hodgkins Albert Kimball

Paul Marcel to Stage Three Act Comedy at Cumberland Theatre

Paul Marcel and his company will appear at the Cumberland Theatre Brunswick next Wednesday evening presenting the three act comedy drama L Abbe Constantin by Halevy of the French Academy. The play is noted for its comedy and charming love interest and is worthy of the best efforts of these artists. A large theatre party from Bath will attend.

Paul Marcel Cumberland Theatre Brunswick Constantin Halevy French Academy Bath

Miss Hitchcock Visits Glendive Relative on Montana Trip

Miss Ethel Hitchcock left yesterday morning on the early train for Glendive Montana. She will be the guest of her cousin Henry Haskell owner of a large ranch with whom she stayed several years ago.

Ethel Hitchcock Glendive Montana

New Meadows Boat Club Dance Planned for Wednesday

Members of the New Meadows Boat Club and friends will enjoy a dance next Wednesday evening at their clay house. Bath- Ths will provide music. The Woman's World issue features a poem by Jeannette Marks, linked to Bath society as a cousin of Mrs. Henry Douglas Bacon. A shower for Miss Stelle Osgood, fiancé of Harry D. Carpenter of Buffalo, NY, was hosted at the home of Mrs. William R. Donnell with Mrs. Worth Millett coordinating. A seven o'clock supper featured roses and maidenhair fern as gifts flowed to the bride-to-be.

New Meadows Boat Club Bath- Ths Jeannette Marks Bath Society Henry Douslas Bacon Stelle Osgood Harry DC. Carpenter Bufato

Bowdoin College Verse Book Debuts by Rev George Kelley

A bowdoin related verse collection titled An Old Bowdoin Song Book by Rev George William Kelley class of 66 appears. It reflects college life scenes. A wedding occurred Saturday at Rev C Raymond Chappell home. The couple were Miss Nettie M Stafford Sherman and Leslie E Soule Newcastle.

Bowdoin College Bowdoin George William Kelley C. Raymond Chappell

Portland Shopper Miss Minnie White and Fund for Hodgkins Lot

Miss Minnie White shopped in Portland on Thursday. Miss Lani Sewall and Miss Camilla Sewall gave five dollars to the fund for perpetual care of the late Mrs. Sarah Hodgkins in Bath. The Ever Ready Club started the drive, having donated a drinking fountain to the park and a clock to the Library Children's Room. The fund total now stands at nineteen dollars.

Minnie White Portland Lani Camilla Sewall Sarah Hodgkins Bath Ever Ready Club Our Park

Thursday Auction Party Honors Mrs Blaisdell Visit

Mrs Thomas Gibbons hosted a Thursday afternoon auction party in honor of Mrs Fred Blaisdell of Leominster Massachusetts who has been welcomed back to her former home city. Five tables competed and the high score belonged to Mrs John A Morse who received a lemon fork. Out of town guest Mrs Carroll Watson of Boston attended.

Gertrude Greenleaf Earle Greenleaf Boston George MM. Shepard Fred Blaisdell Leominster Mass Elwell Bath Thomas Gibbons John A. Morse Carroll Watson

Local notices and greetings from the Rochester area

Mrs. Martha A. Safford, mother of Percival Safford of Rochester NH, dies. Mrs. Frank Weeks conveys condolences. Mrs. Seneca Conley visits sister Mrs. S Frank Baker in Gardner MA. Ruby Sewall’s Kansas City wedding slated for November. June Rideout visits Esther Jones in Boston. Rideout to see her mother Jennie Rideout. Mark W. Sewall returns from Philadelphia business trip. Barbara named for Webb’s new daughter in Winchester MA. Fred H. Kimball named director of Augusta Gardiner and Boothbay Steamboat Co. Miss Abbie Scott begins dressmaking classes with many members. Charles Hall to spend Sunday in Boston. Mr. and Mrs. J Harry McLellan to winter abroad. Germany will be their Cal. Monday Club to hold pre-Christmas sale for Barth City Hospital.

W. F. Merrill Wiscasset Ort Ist Mary Lincoln Roy Ruggler Marston Job Morse Phebe Bowman Sewall Boston Brockton Kabia Watson Akron Ohio Kennebec Yacht Club Ruby Sewall Paul Egerton Gardner Chicago Miss Sewall Fred Sewall Kansas City Bath Small Point Martha“A. Safford Percival Safford Rochester N. H Frank Weeks Safford Evelyn Weeks Seneca Conley S. Frank Baker Gardner Mass the Independent June Rideout Esther Jones The Conservatory of Music Miss Rideout Jennie Rideout Mark W. Sewall Philadelphia Barbara Charles Hall J. Harry McLellan Germany Monday Club Barth City Hospital Florence Andrews Edward Kimball John Kimball Rockport Carter Jamaica Plain Carroll Watson Charles R. Donnell

Bowdoin Art Gallery Exhibits Gifts and Portraits Tower

Miss Florence Andrews hosts the Tuesday Club while residents visit kin across towns. Bowdoin Art Gallery displays gifts and portraits including Whistler and Partridge works, silver from Governor Bowdoin, and portraits of college presidents. several pieces await exhibition.

Bowdoin Art Gallery Wiel Boyd Tdallery Shaitrar Fears Heiss Mol Nair King Chapel Boyd Leining Philip Little Helen Beal Little Bowdoin Gallery Joseph Merrill Joseph Kahi T Peleg Chandler Horace P. Chandler Chandler

Also Mentioned on This Page

John, Morse Clarence Morse Worcester S. Abbie Averill Charles Pay Wetherbee George Wetherbee Leonice Morse Dixville Noteh Catherine Berry Wavinbure New Meadows Frederick Sewall Arthur Purington Boothbay Harbor Danghters American Revolutios Ies HEC Eunice Parnsworth Benedict Arnold Quebec Levi Weston Morse Otherfale Island Evie HH. G. Robinson North Anon Arttur Sewall Dporthitd Mernsoe Robert Rirtisis Cahill Hardy Westies Church Arthur G. Oliver Louise Child Lile Cahill Alice Corliss Annie Stewart James Rogers Farmington Arthur H. Stetson Rowe Mr. Stetson Alfred D. Stetson J . Bradlee Intervale Charles A. Coombs Grace Ll. Coombs Nobleboro George W. Dean Edwin Hyde Maine Woods Beacon Street Jones Isdwin Jones Fred Armes Wesley Church Sunday School Emma Bernard Sydleman Christian Sol Diers Wm. Thistle Junior Guild Choir Show of Bibles H. K. Erskine N. B. Cook M. H. Douglas Douglas America Charles W. Clifford, Jr Kennebec Riley James Whitcomb Riley Patten Free Library Bobbs-Merrill Company Hifex Indidaniapolis Old Ait Mary's Ibel Piper Columbia Orchestra Percy Little Daughter Stuart Weston Webb Winchester Webb Marcia Sewall New York Gyn the Blood Letty Lennie Warren Hawley Shore Shorth Mendelssohn Hon HW. Focke Honolulu Town Harold M. Sewall Fockes Lacmita Urey Ton] Tesa Viola DeGrys Somerset West End Edward Sewall Lovers’ Retreat Frank E. Burns Arthur Russell Medford John Crosby Maine Wesleyan Seminary Ladies’ Aid of the Universalist Church Nordica Bangor Central Church League W. M. Stilphen Middle Street John Meclines Maine Teachers’ Pensions Lucy Griffin Freeport John Rose Beacon — Street Ninteen Foote James P. Webber Phillips Exeter Teachers’ Association Druid Park Hodgkins House Fred Thompson Nas Harris Biddeford Morse High Mendelssohn Club Lucy Patten Frostina Marston Bessie Hunt John Shaw William R. Kimball Joseph Charles Durand Hutchinson Kansas Durand Edith Rice Pred Bosworth Eleanor B. Arnold Miss Lewiston Journal Joseph Anderson Maine Central Tdweller Maine Central Railroad Rockland Silas Anderson Andersons Anderson Horse Heaven Jane Welch Fall River Edward Thompson Rock Street Thompson Bathites Louise Hyde Dramatic Club Sadie L. Webster This City Harry Couillard Nathalie Brown Henry Ss. Brown Kents Hill Miss Brown Congregational William A. Guild Henry Palmer Maude Greenleaf Maine General Hospital Frank B. Nichols Fred H. Kimball Augusta, Gardiner and Boothbay Steamboat Company Atgusta Abbie Scott Rodney Ross Kennebunk Lina Carr Andrews Benjamin Plummer Fred 32 Drake Kitty Paine Roxbury Wis Tier
Search Courier

Search the Bath Independent Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Bath Independent?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication