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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1919

Page

6

Pictures Of Yankee Troops In Action Shine At Bath

Hundreds packed the Columbia theatre to view moving pictures of the 26th Division with Capt. Edwin H. Cooper narrating. The showing highlighted life in the trenches near Chateau Thierry and the Argonne, the monotony of war, and notable figures like Bertram Crocker of Bath and Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker. The event, arranged by Roland H. Smith post of the American Legion, prompted plans for a Nov. 10 11 celebration as thanks for public support.

Edwin H. Cooper Columbia Theatre Roland H. Smith American Legion Bath New England Chateau Thierry America Argonne Faust Torcy Bertram Crocker 103D Infantry Hood Cooper Eddie Tickenbacker Boch Edwards Gen 103D. Infantry Skowhagan Rome Town Mbsyuxton

Promote Health with L. F. Atwood's Medicine

A call to prevent sickness by diet and regular habits. The ad urges attention to digestion and bowel regularity, claiming relief from stomach trouble, nausea, headaches, and constipation. It promotes L. F. Atwood's Medicine as a fifty cent bottle available from dealers or by mail from The L. F. Medicine Co. Portland, Maine.

L. F. Atwood L. Fe Medicine Co Portland Mey

Danny Lorraine Plunges From Ferry Boat Rescue Tale

Danny Lorraine a noted prize fighter from Jefferson, fell overboard on a Maine Central boat voyage near Woolwich shore. He was swept by foam from paddle wheels, struggled to swim to clear water, and was rescued after Maine Central workers pulled him from the sea. He was taken to a nearby yard shop then to the Y M C A for rest and care.

William H. Banks Jefferson Danny Lorraine Ie Maine Entral Ferry Ferdinando Gorges Woolwich Danny Texas Maine Central Lorraine Nem Hills Abrams Oliver Y.M.C.A Emile Burlet

Fine Auto Exhibit by Bath Firm at County Show

A Bath Bath firm Depot Square Garage presented one of the finest auto exhibits at the county show in New England. Their under cover display in a 50 by 55 foot tent drew hundreds of compliments for excellence and arrangement. Cars shown included Studebaker big six and little six, Hudson speedster, Essex sedan, roadster and touring car with banners listing prices and details. Aviator Jones circulated handbills over the track during the fair.

New Engen Depot Square Bath Topsham Jones Studebaker Hudson

War Risk Insurance reminders for discharged service members

The Bureau of War Risk Insurance urges discharged or resigned service members to obtain a medical certificate within one year after discharge. The certificate confirms injuries likely to cause death or disability, preserving eligibility for compensation under the War Risk Insurance Act. Request should go to the Chief Medical Advisor, Bureau of War Insurance, Washington, D.C.

Bureau of War Risk ‘Insurance War Risk Insurance Act Bureau of War Ansurance Washington, D. Ov

Recollections of a Bygone Merchant Era and Daily Life

The reminiscence recalls days of old by the neighborhood merchant class. It notes smaller taxes and homes, longer work hours, and investments in shipping. Church attendance was punctual, social dancing faded, and youths hunted, fished, and coasted.

Bath

Wills Allowed in Cumberland County Probate Court

Judge Reed approves two milles in the Cumberland county Probate Court. Barbara Ann Richardson of Brunswick died Aug 25 and William R Lincoln of Brunswick died Aug 12. Executor for Richardson is Daniel T Sheffield of Harpswell. beneficiaries include a Brunswick son and daughter. Executrix for Lincoln is Alice V Lincoln. heirs include two granddaughters and three grandsons. Workmen atop the court house belfry report far sweeping views of Bath and the Kennebec river, with White Mountains visible on clear days.

Cumberland County Reed Barbara Ann Richardson Brunswick William R. Lincoln Daniel T. Sheffield Harpswell Richardson Alice V. Linecoln Lincoln Court House Bath Kennebec River White Mountains

Mrs Allan Marge Visits Southport Friend in Mourning

Mrs Allan Marge traveled to Southport on Thursday to comfort her friend Mrs Arthur Willis after the death of Mrs Marr mother of Mrs William Marr.

Allan Marge Southport Arthur Willis William Marr

William F Willis 75 Civil War veteran dies at home

William Franklin Willis 75 a millwright and Civil War veteran died unexpectedly Saturday afternoon at the home of his daughter Mrs Sherman Morse in Phippsburg after a period of illness. He served in Co K 19th Maine, wounded at the Wilderness, and lived in Phippsburg 87 years. He leaves two sons and three daughters. Funeral was at Mrs Morse's home with Grand Army ceremony, burial at Oak Grove. Several relatives arrived from out of town for the service.

William Franklin Willis Sherman J. Morse Phippsburg Mr. Willig Westport William Willis With Co. K Maine Wilderness Herbert Portland Clarence A. Willis Bayonne N. J Sherman Ll. Morse Frank. Oliver Bath Filmer Lufkin Isle Au Haut Shermandy Morse Winneganee David L.wilson Sumner Brown Cleveland—Oliver Sedgwick Post Tyleston Oliver Thomas L. Perry Harry Z. Oliver Alfred Oliver Oak Grove Dorchester Mass Frank Willis Brunswick Herbert Wil

Local Notes On People And Visits In Bath Area

Charles Temple buys a Ford. Miss Ina Pean called to tham Maem ill, sister Mra. Iseae formerly Miss of the town. Capt. and Mrs. Jack Haskell of Pst Isle visit with Mrs and Mrs. Walter Bowker. Amelia Le man vessel at FS Bowker & Sons yard progresses. Mrs. Kate King of Portland guests of Mrs. Arthur Brown. Bertha Roderick of Bath visits with William Roderick family. Mrs. A F Williams returns from Ayer Mass. Hattie Bowie visiting son William K. Bowie at Parker Head. Elijah Morse markets cranberries in Bath area. George Reals and son Comet return with cordwood from Back River for J H Stacey. Karl Pike and W L Haywood accompany. Gelder Leach visits home from Hebros academy.

Charles Temple Ina Pean Iseae Ana Permonia Jack Haskell Pst Isle Mra Walter” Bowker Haskies F. S. Bowker & Sons Deer Tele FS. Powker & Sons Amelia Leman Kate King Portland Arthur Brown Bertha Roderick Bath William Roderick A. F. Williams Ayer Mass Hattie Bowie Lisbon Falls William K. Bowie Parker Head Elijah Morse George Reals Comet Back River Georgetown Popham Leach J. HL Stacey Karl Pike W. L. Haywood Crew

Gunning and Fishing in Merrymeeting Bay

In Merrymeeting Bay the arrival of Sheldrake and whistlers brings early hunting activity. Hon A A Percy shot three black ducks last week. Veteran gunners note poorer guming than years past due to blinds on shores and many pump guns. Ducks remain in bay but avoid open water. success now relies on luck and timing.

Sheldrake Merrymeeting Bay A. A. Percy Delco-Light

Severe Dyspepsia Relief Promised by Fruit Liver Tablets

Mrs Hudson Marshbank suffers two years with constant pains after eating and bitter mouth. She finds no help from Semurcer until trying rwit a dives liver tablets, made from fruit juices, which she says relieved her when others failed. Available 6 for 2.50 or trial size 260 from PROLT-A-TIVES Limited Ogdensburg NY.

Prolt-A-Tives Limited Ogdensbur N. YY

Birds and gunfire disrupt quiet Sunday in local woods

A Sunday incident near the North woods saw gunfire while a flock of tame hightails moved through. The event occurred as a new flight arrived and caused disturbance amid laws against Sunday gun use.

North End

War department outfits Bangor high school with rifles

The War department has supplied the Junior Reserve of Bangor high school with rifles and equipment valued at 11 750 dollars, with the city asked to post the corresponding bond as security.

War Department Bangor High School

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