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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1922

Page

3

Brunswick organist Miss Elizabeth Dolan dies after service

Miss Elizabeth Dolan longtime organist at Church of St John the Baptist Brunswick died Sunday after a brief illness following a Thursday duty. Survived by two brothers Thomas Dolan Brunswick highway commissioner and Joseph Dolan. Numerous social notes list locals visiting Boston Bath Portland Lewiston and other towns with travels, visits, and weekend activities across Bath Maine.

Elizabeth P. Dolan St. John the Baptist Brunswick Miss Dolan Thomas FE. Dolan Joseph II’, Dolan

Romer Family Visit Highlights Local Points of Interest

Mr and Mrs George Romer and their son Howe of Trenton visit Mr and Mrs Raymond Colburn on Pearl Street to see area sights. They plan to return next week with Mrs Nellie Leland for another visit.

George E. Macomber Augusta Aroostook County George Romer Howe Trenton Raymond Colburn Pearl Street Nellie Leland

Bath Hosts Wide Range of Social and Travel News

The Bath segment lists numerous residents and visitors across Maine and nearby states. Names include Mr. Back of Perth Amboy and Annie Cox. festival attendees in Portland. trips to Marblehead, Bath, Rockland, and New York. ministers’ conference in Cambridge. and American Legion delegates traveling to New Orleans.

My. Khiel Mra William, Black Perth Amboy N. J King Tavern Mr. Back Perth Amboy, Dry, Dock Co Fugene Desmond Madeline Desmond Maine State American Legion and Auxiliary Roscow H. Shaw New Orleans The American Legion Maine Portland

Stewarts Visit Kennebec Point from Brookline

Mr and Mrs E J Stewart of Brookline Massachusetts traveled by car through Bath en route to Kennebec Point for a short stay. Mrs Stewart was formerly Miss Sarah Hodgkine of this city.

Ralph Mank Tienry Shirley Denis Fuller Mank Waterville E. J. Stewart Brookline Mass Bath Kennebec Point Stewart Sarah Hodgkine

Delegates Return from Maine Diocesan Meeting

Mrs Charles Tubbs and 49 other delegates attended the Diocesan branch of the Woman s Auxiliary of Maine quarterly meeting at St John s church. Bishop Roots of Hankow China gave a notable address on China s general conditions. Sumner Sewall arrived in Quebec aboard the Antonia after 13 months abroad. Joseph Hynes, retired from the navy, plans to attend a metal trades school in Chicago after a week at home.

Jane Murphy High Street Fred Hector Fargo N. D Hector Dorothy Sewall John Walker Bath Thomaston Frank A. Small Emma Small John McInnis Charles W. Fisher Mark W. Sewall Caroline Moses Charles Mr Tubbs Woman's Auxiliary of Maine St. John's Church Portland Oregon Roots Hankow China Sumner Sewall Quebec Antonia Mr. Sewall Austria Germany Joseph Hynes Navy Chicago Meta Trades School Providence R, I

Ship subsidies stir debate amid coastal shipping concerns

Shipping men clash over President Harding’s proposed subsidy as Fields Pendleton urges aid to sustain American merchant marine while Erwin Pendleton opposes it citing benefits only for fast cargo liners. The American Steamship Owners Association backs the plan, noting Norway’s lower wages and growing U.S. commerce under foreign flag.

Fox, Whittlesey & Whittlesey Naval Architects of New York International Shipbuilding Co Pascagoula Miss Abbie S. Warren Kennebec River Portland Hallowell Boothbay Harbor Tiger Crowell & Thurlow Intercoastal Line Boston Pacific Ports San Francisco Panama Canal Maine Hampton Roads Mary Tf. Diebold Norfolk Maine Central Mary F. Bartlett Green Island Edna Hoyt Searsport Dunham Wheeler Rockland Cora F. Cressey New York Maritime Exchange United States American Steamship Owners’ Association Norway Norwegian Arbitration Court Oricete Asker AOA PS Grgmc Oeste Safo

Hallowe'en cheer and events color Bath week

Hallowe'en decorations brighten scenes as townsfolk plan parties and social events. A flood of notices recounts a brisk social life with dances at Music hall and a Red Men gathering in Portland alongside school events and fundraisers at Morse High and Wesley church.

Hallowe'en Armory Hall White Field McFadden Lehr the Phoenix Maine Portland Great Council Maine Seasion Daughters of Pocahontas Hyde Windlass Co Hoboken N. J American Express Polk Alexander Deddy Marion Street Sawanee River Morse High School Morse Mentor Brunswick Fred Newcomb Bath Fred D. Snow Pioneer Fire Insurance Jane Peet Tenafly Hartleb Western Union Telegraph Co Center Street Markson Bros Murphy Herbert McKenney Wesley M. B. Church Charles 3. Brooks Maine Central Railroad Co Bangor Maine Teachers’ Association Lotus Boston Wesley Church Sorority and Choral Society Church Mixx Ethel Hinton Joy Girl New England Will S. Coleman Kennebunk Maine State Sunday School Association Frank B. Cummings Col. Cummings Coleman Fair Chester W. White Lewiston Belgium Australia

Quieting a Baby with an Electric Motion Device

A new uses for electricity contest story details a young husband who built a motor driven cradle device. He attached a discarded fan motor and pulleys to move the baby gently up and down about an inch. The setup kept the one year old content and asleep, saving the parents from nightly disruptions.

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Malaria Outbreak Seen in Two Venezuelan Villages

About half of the natives examined near Lake Maracaibo in Venezuela tested positive for malaria in two village surveys. The reports highlight a high infection rate among local residents and stress the need for public health measures.

Lake Maracaibo Venezuela

Calendar facts hide in a playful card analogy

A quirky calendar coding assigns digits to cards. It maps total spots to a year’s days, forty nine weeks into a year, four weeks per month, twelve picture cards to months, and thirteen tricks to quarters. The paragraph playfully links numbers with calendar periods.

Emerald-green lawns of Denver baffle visitors

Visitors call Denver lawns the greenest in the world as mineral salts darken soil creating a velvet emerald hue, not a gardener’s trick.

Denver

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Cole Anna Gibson Willow Street Harry Mitchell Gardiner Miss Gibson Edith Howard Allston MacMahan Ada Manson Garden Street Mary Curran George M. Brookings George H. Pike Summer Street Court Scott Greenleaf Vine Street West Alton N. H G. D. Riley Cambridge Mas Clara Foss Cosmopolitan Club Frank— Percival Gettysburg Mr. Percival Sarah A. Percival Elizabeth Shepard Alice Butler Henry Gilmore Revere, Mase Brown West Bath Margaret Cummings Maine School of Commerce Thylwilde Fred F. Blaisdell Elwell S. Crosby Ocean City G. Leeman Old Folks Home Mattie Simpson Ox Horn Corner Wiscasget St. Mary’s Guild FE. W. Bridgham Flora M. Risteen George B. Drake Mr. Tane Mr. Havner of Buxton Terry Buxton & Doane Co S. S. Sewall Prout's Neck Redlands Calif Colombo Arthur Burgess Harold Child Hazel Williams Davtan Hill Augustus Pero J. Edward Drake Portlands Miss Mae Morse Fred Wage¢ett C. BE. Johnson Congress Square Hotel Raymond Trott Providence, R. J Mere Scott Tibbets C. G. Rogers Fred B. 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