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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1915

Page

6

Local Jottings Highlight Bath Area Events

East Boston welcomes the City of Bangor while the City of Rockland reaches on time after fog. Bath officials push a new road plan to abolish Blind Crossing grade crossing and reroute traffic under the railroad. Community notes cover theater, sailing, gunning trips, a navigation course trial, and local industry efforts.

Bangor Boston Rockland Ramona Council Hallowe'en McFadden Center St Snow Park South End New York Alvah B. Clark Curtis Knox County Bath Opera House Orphanis Bob Ott Company Harry Ward William Dell Brunswick Wolf Pond D. M. Benner Monmouth L. S. Metcalf Washington St Bailey School of Industry Henry L. Thompson U. S Maine Thompson Board of Aldermen State Board of Public Utilities Augusta Bath City of Bath Public Utilities Board Lemont’s Creek Whitkeag Creek Willows

Dance at Tuessie Hall and church events in town

Friday events include an old fashioned dance at Tuessie Hall and a Grace Church Woman's Auxiliary meeting. Other notes mention a Lowell Temple rehearsal, a mysterious car exchange, a foggy small town dance, a 16 ft bronze propeller wheel being completed, a funeral in Auburn, and bottle a range of local happenings such as yacht club plans, clambake finances, and police recalls.

Grace Church Tne Lowell Temple North End Portland Bodwell Grange Hall Small Point Popham Beach Hyde Windlass Works Glendon Richardson Frank Richardson Foster Ham Auburn Oak Hill Cemetery American Aristotype Co Bath Kennebec Yacht Club House T. A. Artis Arthur Luce H. W. Moulton Tall Stove Club S. S Philip Allen Frank Martyn Brewer Judge Haley Boston Harry G. Deering Crowell & Thurlow Newport News Kennebec Berry Popham Coast Guard

Quiet Bath town after Sunday school depart

The town quiets after Sunday school folks leave Bath with mixed feelings about their stay. Tieti faces 48 hour state exit while in Augusta jail for four months. Maritime activity includes Tug Ariel towing barge Pocops to Hallowell and ships carrying lumber to New York.

Bath Tieti Augusta Ariel Pocops Hallowell Charles H. Trickey Augusta Lumber Co New York Seguin St. Croix South Gardiner W. A. Brown Chicago Morse High School Flood Reid Boston Harbor Martin W. Carr School Eddie Bacon Tall Stove Club C. C. Toothaker E. R. Wright Bath Camp Bert Bouton St. Mary’s Modern Woodmen of America Bangor A. R. Talbot Lincoln Nebraska James McNamara Rock Island Dover Public Utilities Commission Pemaquid J. T Portland Casco Theatre Casco Ingraham James A. Connellan Brennan Bowen Board of Censors

Supreme Court Ad Journs Granting Thirteen Divorces

The October term adjourned after juries returned verdicts in Farmington and local burglary cases. Divorces granted include Freeman, Pratt, Parshley, James, Austin, Harmon, Veto, Hart, Fox, Stratton, Berry, Long, and Pushard, with custody, maintenance, and name changes noted where applicable.

Henry C. Parshley Louisa M. Onberg Lillian James Topsham Fred James Ida E. Austin West Bath Dora Austin Ida E. Gowen Beatrice M. Harmon Bath Leroy P. Harmon Alice I. Harmon Libellant Peter, Alias Petrosino Veto Nellie Veto Elizabeth H. Hart Frederick W. Hart Frederick Wildes Hart Eliza A. Fox Edgar E. Fox Doris J. Stratton Richmond Vaughn Stratton Margaret Virginia Libellee Ella M. Berry Arthur I. Berry Theresa M. Berry Maybell J. Long Woolwich Thomas Long, Jr

Obituary of Mrs Margaret Dodge of Bowdoin

Mrs Margaret J Dodge 80 died Wednesday at her daughter Fanny Cummings home on Farrin Street after a long illness. Native of Bowdoin, daughter of Isaac Baker, widow of Alpheus Dodge, a mason, she lived in this city with her daughter since Mr Dodge’s death five years ago. Survived by four children Charles of Boothbay Harbor and others. An active church and charity worker, she was patient and uncomplaining in illness.

Margaret J. Dodge Fanny Cummings Farrin St Bowdoin Isaac Baker Alpheus Dodge Dodge Charles Boothbay Harbor

Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Fanny Cummings and Hattie Murray

Thaddeus, a letter carrier in West Brook, reports Mrs. Fanny Cummings and Hattie L. Murray of this city. A Baptist Church member, the funeral is set for today at one o'clock from the daughter’s Farrin Street residence.

Thaddeus Westbrook Fanny Cummings Hattie L. Murray Baptist Church Cummings Farrin St

Obituary: Benjamin Rowe of Five Islands Dies at 82

Benjamin Rowe age 82 7 months 27 days died Wednesday at his Five Islands home after long illness. A native of Georgetown he ran a general grocery business and served as selectman and postmaster for 35 years. He was a Baptist and member of Polar Star Lodge F A M. He leaves four sons Mose William Edgar Walter and one sister Mrs Rosela Rowe. Funeral Friday at two from the residence.

Benjamin Rowe Five Islands Georgetown Baptist Church Polar Star Lodge Mose William Edgar Waltham Walter Portland Rosela Rowe

Death of William Owen Ansert Aged Three In Portland

William Owen Ansert three son of Mr and Mrs Arthur M Ansert formerly of this city died suddenly in Portland Tuesday morning from heart trouble. Parents and three sisters survive. Remains brought home Tuesday evening and funeral held Thursday at 2 PM from the residence of Mr and Mrs Julius Ansert 298 Cen Lerast.

William Owen Ansert Arthur M. Ansert Portland Julius Ansert

Girls Request Superior Music at Local Store

Two young girls, aged 11 and 7, lingered near the entrance of Mikel sky's music store listening to selections on the graphophone during a party inside. They asked for the best records, specifically de Garza, and were given candy before heading home. Hunter's moon was full last night.

de Garza

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Tuessie Hall John E. Bunker Bar Harbor Willis E. Parsons Foxcroft Harold J. Toward Waterville Charles E. Jackson United Baptists Methodists Congregationalists Universalists Episcopalians Christians Advent Friends Evangelical Presbyterian Pentecostal Union S. G Fletcher Supreme Court Sher Haley Prest Vs. Farmington Antonio Tieti Phippsburg James Murray Oliver Murray A. H. Shaw High St Charles A. Prest Farmington Prest Morey E. E. Richards Smith Freeman Mary V. Freeman Beatrice Dorothy Clarence F. Freeman Robert H. Walker Maud Walker Kittie B. Pratt Clinton F. Pratt Mildred F. Pratt Louisa M. Parshley Oscar P. Pushard Elizabeth Pushard Mrs William O Ansert Hunter
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