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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1917

Page

2

Westport Grange to Celebrate Its 10th Anniversary

Westport Grange plans a special entertainment and supper tonight to mark the tenth anniversary since its organization six years ago. The community notes the Grange’s progress, Red Cross activities, and various local visits, travels, and events including school talks and fair attendance.

Westport Grange Red Cross Society Philene Tarbox Ann Mary Tarbox Philips Harriet Bonney Pierce Bath M. C. Brooks Sarah J. Welch E. V. Lewis Parker Head Louise M.huff Ralph Brooks

Woolwich Native Thayer Appointed War Censor in Washington

Woolwich boyhood resident Professor Harvey W. Thayer Ph D of Princeton University has served months in Washington examining and translating German papers for the Government. He has been appointed censor at prisoner of war camps and interned enemy aliens with a commission as first lieutenant, stationed at the central bureau in Washington.

Harvey W. Thayer Princeton University Woolwich Washington Central Bureau Thayer War Department

Woolwich Community Notes and Social Events

Woolwich residents share visits and weddings with guests from Bath Malden and Warren. A dance at Tuessie Hall drew 12 couples while a prayer meeting invites all at Sagadahoc Ferry school house. Edwards Stinson enjoys a two week purser vacation aboard the Hlockomock.

Edwin Day Flushing L.T Woolwich Thwing- Dunn John Thwing Mabel Thwing Alfred R. Ames Edgar Blanche Fannie Davis Edwin Stinson Charlotte Buck Josephine Walker Illen Corliss Samuel Buck Charlotte Malden Mass Edward Stinson Hlockomock. IL A. Bailey Gardiner Newman Qetchell John Souley

New Meadows Residents and Visitors Report Local Activity

Arthur Savace buys a new horse while Miss Sybil Holbrook visits Portland for a music festival with sisters Mary and Calista. Brockton fair trips by auto feature several locals, plus a Rhode Island radio worker on leave and others aiding barn repairs and home additions. Two local property purchases complete a Tuesday transfer by John A. Legro and Kin M. Powers.

Arthur Savace Sybil Holbrook Portland Mary Calista Margaret Wilson Wheeler Lottie Howland John O. Randall Brockton Fair Mary [Linton Grace Purinton Doughty Ernest Doughty Massachusetts Rhode Island White Mountains Miss Glidden Walter Reed Brunswick William Davis Fred Larrabee Alexander Shannon Radio Service Newport R. I Christopher Alfred Clifford Sidney Holbrook Ben Johnson Johnson John Ferrin Forest Jackson Mabel Jordan Annie Jordan Charles Snow Harvey Jordan John Randall Boston Everett Coombbs Hannah Walker East Harpswell Henry G. Hodgdon Willisia Gr. Bell Snow Park John A. Legro Charles RB. Bachheluer Middle St Kin M. Powers

Georgetown notes and obituaries from the Bath region

Local items recount visits and travel across Georgetown Center Robinhood and Bath, including Spinney and Higgins family movements, passes to naval training at Boston Harbor, visitors to West Georgetown, home repairs, and social events. It notes the death of George William Gregg of MacFarland Cal and his community tributes, plus bridge work on the Trafton bridge and cottage painting plans at Georgetown Center.

Sarah P. E. Hawthorne Mary Dana Christine Hawthorne Eugene Lafrance Hartford Henna Dana Augusta Charles McDonald Woodfords Sarah J. Hathorne Mildred Snipe Walter Baker D. W. Blair William Plumstead Chopp’s Creek G. M. Stinson Allen Public Schools Sebenon Hall Nancy J. Spinney Bath Joseph Dyer Hannaford Bros W. ©. Todd Seguin- Dyerland Judge Pierce Todd John Thibodeau George Oliver Union Hall Charles Buckley Bueckley Ellsworth B. Loveitt Althea Hubert Edna Mosher Springfield Mass Robinhood Dorothy W. Stuart Hattie E. Rowe A. E. Rowe Georgetown Center Henry Albers West Georgetown Andover Mr. Albers Harold F. Hunt George William Gregg Gregg MacFarland Cal Ernest Godfrey Delano Pasadena MacFarland Herald Universalist Church Odd Fellows Lodge Sons of Veterans Odd Fellows Ba‘kersfield Odd Fellowship Walter Newdick Howard Ba Ker Newdick Owen K. Marr Levi S. Totman Boston Levi W. Powers Edgar Hunt Annie Ayers Harold Hunt Ayers Elmira Trafton Lewiston W. Billings

Peptiron Iron Tonic Promises Health Restoration

An old advertisement touts Peptiron as a iron rich tonic blending iron pepsin wax celery and tonics to treat anemia paleness and nervous exhaustion. It claims to restore iron strength for daily performance and notes chocolate coated convenient pills to take.

Fire in boat at Oakledge stalls New Meadows salvage

At Oakledge the New Meadows was hauled out for cleaning when a match lit waste and sparked a blaze. Capt Henry Wallace and Engineer Alfred Rawston fought the flames as dusk fell, subduing the fire after a final inspection before returning to camp.

Oakledge Henry Wallace Alfred Rawston

Small Point Gun Club Arrivals For Fall Pilgrimage

Thirteen members from Boston and nearby areas visit Small Point for the annual fall hunting trip. Game Warden Mac Causland issued licenses to Walter L. Martin Thomas A. Adderson Charles W. Gould Arthur T. Legg Charles F. Pettingill William A. Rose and Dr. George H. Akens. Pettingill, oldest member, has fished here for fourteen years.

Pt. Gun Club Boston MacCausland Walter L. Martin Thomas A. Adderson Charles W. Gould Arthur T. Legg Charles F. Pettingill William A. Rose George H. Akens Pettingill Small Point

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Eureka Thompson Bros Trafton’s Maine Istaria Trufant’s Crossing Bath Home Martha Wyman Robbins St Rebekah Lodge Red Cross Eva J. Carleton Whitefield Topsham Charles Alexander of Richmond Roundtree Bowdoin College M. J. Smith Albert Galloupe C. A Popham Glenwood Seigars Arrowsie Harold Walker New Meadows Georgetown Hope Loveitt Bath Iron Robinhood William M. Farnsworth Lonie Howard Severance Russell Sheridan William P. Cromwell Thomas N. Williams Trafton Bridge Hattie Edith Rowe Miss Jone Racine Wis Androscoggin Merrymeetings Bay Kennebec Pond Island Cape Small Point W. G. Cahill Center Street Copenhagen Bissel James FE. Will Co West Bath Small PT. Gun Club Pato Mars New England Torer F. Crafts Bath Department Store Serge Centre Street Bath, Maine
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