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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1910

Page

8

Forty Years in Bee Culture Warns of Weak Colonies

The Brunswick expert C. M. Herring recalls starting with a four-dollar hive and warns that weak colonies cost more than they yield. He urges selecting strong bees, warns against temperamental hives, and notes that patient, kind handling and simple improvements like a bottom-board feeder and winter wraps keep bees healthier. He shares a wartime anecdote of peace through kindness and claims the practice yields reliable honey and helps with taxes.

C. M. Herring Brunswick Maine Farmer Aroostook

Cap at 91 Finds Joy in Managing Bees

The elderly speaker, now 91, describes enjoying and successfully managing a beekeeping life. He notes continued work with bees, highlighting resilience, skill, and fulfillment in tending hives despite age.

Cold storage apples show better preservation with early handling

The U S Department of Agriculture and Iowa Agricultural College report apples stored at about 22 degrees F since last September and October. Early picking and careful handling from tree to package yielded the best condition across varieties. Wrapped fruit stored better than loose, Wealthy and Jonathan fared well, Colorado Orange Delavan Northwestern Greening strong, Malinda rotted, suggesting bruising in transit drives losses.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Iowa Agricultural College U. S. Tenney Wealthy Jonathan Tenney

Better Oysters Under Pure Food Law

The Pure Food law now prohibits adding ice or water to shocked oysters in transit or retail. Ice must remain outside the container, so a quart sold contains mostly oysters with very little melted ice juice. This change aims to improve product quality for tub oyster buyers.

Tee Ivery

Christening Ceremony Noted At Sea Yard Event

The ceremony was gracefully performed by Mrs Litchfield with flowers and scattered posies gathered by many attendees at the yard. Guests included W N Mains Thomas L Moffat Harry I Kelle and others from Chelsea Cape J A Wyman of Waldoboro. Souvenirs will be kept as mementos of the occasion.

W. N. Mains Thomas L. Moffat Harry I. Kelle Mrs. H PF. Hunter Charles H. Riley T. He Lin- Teath Capt W. Theall Chelsea Cape J. A. Wyman Waldoboro

Local Farm Activity and Seasonal Arrivals in Bath

Ht 5 Shea has bought a farm house from lumbermen clearing Patterson lot. Carl Mc Hodgdon, long employed in Taunton Massachusetts, is at home. Mrs. William Bryant arrives to keep house for Town Treasurer T. FE. Knight. Percy W. Hodgdon sold two year old oxen and two year old steers to C. W Lewis of Yarmouthville, delivered on the cars at Wiscasset. James Gilmore of Somerville Massachusetts visits two weeks to gather apples and prepare for winter. Banter among locals as Capt. Benj. F. Jewett Fred S. Bailey Capt. H. S. Tarbox and wife Y. W. Hodgden and Woodbury Hodgden conduct Bath business. Capt. Thomas McLaughlin and family plan to winter in Farmington as last year. Mrs. McLaughlin will go this week. W. P. Jewett sells several house lots to out of town buyers for next season cottages. Frank Lord of Bath and companion on a gunning trip bag partridge and woodcock. R. T. Greenleaf sells his launch to Woolwich buyers. a new launch planned for next season. S. B. Jewett, in a South Portland sanitarium, is improving and friends are pleased.

Shea Patterson Carl Mc Hodgdon Taunton Maso William Bryant T. FE. Knight Percy W. Hodgdon C. W Lewis Yarmouthville Wiscasset James Gilmore Somerville Mass Benj. F. Jewett Fred S. Bailey H. S. Tarbox Y. W. Hodgden Woodbury -Hodgdeen Bath Thomas McLaughlin Farmington Woolwich

Wood Contract Ties West Bowdoll Rideout to Lisbon Falls

West Bowdoll James Rideout has taken a contract to cut about four hundred cords of wood for Frank Lange of Lisbon Falls. Mrs. Emery Potter has gone to Bath to visit her daughter. Mrs. Branch of Massachusetts is visiting Mrs. Lendatth Prout. Mr. Cooper of Auburn is in town visiting friends. Eddy Card began a pleasure trip to Seattle, Washington, on Monday. Charles Larrabee of Lisbon Falls stopped in town Sunday to see friends. Miss Statie Allen spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Jones of Sabattus. Frank Rideout of Farmington is visiting his parents for a few days.

James Rideout Frank Lange Lisbon Falls Emery Potter Bath Branch Massachusetts Lendatth Cooper Auburn Eddy Card Seattle Charles Larrabee Statie Allen Miss Jones Sabattus

Gossip from Bowdoin and nearby towns

Miss Doris Gray returns from Damariscotta and visits in Bowdoin. Nathaniel Roberts returns to Lisbon Falls after visiting friends. Harry Oliver of Popham Beach travels to Portland to pursue his trade as a joiner.

Doris Gray Harry Oliver Popham Beach Portland

Sunday Guests and Movements in Brunswick and Vicinity

Mr and Mrs Cyrus Ridley attended Charles Snow s Sunday in Brunswick. Sidney Holbrook returned from Portland for the weekend while Annie Jordan visited Barton Jordan. Lois Marriner spent Thursday with Mrs Emily Coombs. Holbrook reported four large cow moose after a crossing from West Bath. A thunder shower felled an ash tree on Coombs property and damaged a telephone pole. Rev Francia W O Brien preached at the Baptist Church and Jonas Edwards of Lewiston will supply next Sunday.

Cyrus Ridley Brunswick Charles Snow Portland Annie Jordan Barton Jordan Lois Marriner Emily Coombs Sidney Holbrook West Bath Francia W. O'Brien Jonas Edwards Lewiston

Royal Tragedy tale set in coastal Maine during upheaval

The Independent reviews A Royal Tragedy by Nat Wilder Jr from Fireside Publishing. The novel centers on early Sheepscot River towns including Wiscasset Edgecomb and Westport with Queen Marie Antoinette’s prison escape amid French Revolution scenes. Illustrations include a Marie Antoinette house still standing.

The Independent Nat Wilder, Jr Fireside Publishing Company New York Wiscasset Edgecomb Westport Sheepscat Marie Antoinette

Gourand's Oriental Beauty Leaves Ad Card

A dainty purse booklet of perfumed leaves for quick skin touchups on the go. Perfect for theatre, receptions, travel and shopping, it removes dirt and grease without spilling. Sent for ten cents to F. T. Hopkins at 07 Great Jones Street, New York.

Gourand

Probate petition to sell real estate for estate of Jerusha A Shaw

Daniel H Jaques administrator of Jerusha A Shaw seeks license to sell part of the Bowdoin real estate to pay debts and administration costs. The filing notes two parcels with described bounds, a personal estate deficit, and a widower claimant, Thomas Shaw, with the sale to be public or private under court supervision.

Sagadahoe Daniel Jaques of Bowdein Jerusha A. Shaw Bowdoin Tsxtah Philbrick Henry Merriman Said Merriman Weston Denham Said Denham Samuel Sylvester Isiah Philbrick Said Philbrick Wilam Gowell Inseid Bowdoin Kingdom Road J. O Roberts Rowl Annie Marta Tigudy Orchard Wall Isadore M. Carti Charles Bennett Bennett Curtis Elmer Curtin Seth HH. Leonard J. C. Roberts Weald Potter Roberts Thomas Shaw Thomage Shaw A. D. Orn

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