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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1914

Page

7

Bowdoin Colby championship game set for Whittier Field

Local notes report Bowdoin and Colby meet this afternoon at Whittier Field in Brunswick. Other items note a Bay launch complaint investigated with no basis, an evening whist party with prizes, ship arrivals and cargo, a deer and fawn sighting near Whisheag Creek, football practice in Lewiston, and a story about Judge Peters and his oak memorial at Edgecomb.

Whittier Field Brunswick Warden Willis Bay Choate South St E. A. Beverly John P. Homan James F. Hennessey Merrill Delaware Boston Pier 18 Port Richmond Stantons Klen Clark Frank Hodgdon North Bath Lewiston Journal Lewiston High Morse High Bath Andrew S. Merrill Dingley Island Casco Bay E. E. Whiterby Chicago Witherby South St. Grammar Peters Wiscisset Judy Ede Wiscasset Supreme Bench Edgecomb Shore

Bath area events and incidents from local notices

Local notes report a rainy spell with band rehearsals and meetings across Bath. Residents planned a ninth grade mayoral caucus, church groups organized classes, and a VFW style assembly discussed council formation.

Bath area lively with ships, engines, and local events

Busy Sunday scene across Bath with boat launches, fishermen from Lewiston and Brunswick selling tomcods, and a near collision between Capt. Mark Hall’s motor launch and a railroad ferry. Maine Society of Civil Engineers met in Brunswick on Oct 22 23 while Bay area clubs hosted lodge events and a vaudeville act led to hospital observation for George Lambert.

Helen A Cedar Grove Maine Society of Civil Engineers Brunswick Hodgdon City Landing Sheepscot Crowell & Thurlow Termship Co Boston Edward Pelt Newport News Shipbuilding Mark Hall Maine Central Railroad Bath Hall First Baptist Sunday School Arthur J. Dunton J. E. C. Sawyer MacCormick Margaret Bakeman Irma Temple Evva McLellan Grand Royal Arch Portland Erie Royal Arch Cornell George Lambert Lambert and Van Bath Opera House Maine Insane Hospital Angusta Augusta Playhouse Lambert Augusta General Hospital

Bowdoin Beats Boston College In Narrow 1 0 Victory

In a rain soaked game Bowdoin defeats Boston College 1 to 0. The rest of the item covers local happenings from town events weather, fishing, court notes, and community updates across Bath and nearby areas.

Our Own People News From Bath Area Social Notes

John E. Fitzgerald trips to Gardiner Frank M. Perkins visits from Boston M. A. Haraden in Hallowell F. W. Carlton to Gardiner John A. Morse in Portland Hugh T. Madden weekend with family in Lynn George H. Jacobs returns from Boston trip James L. Spinney ill with nurse care Miss Julia Hinds visiting Portland Miss Mildred Hayes in Portland Miss Ruth Jewett returns from Toledo Gardiner Bath visitor Bath cooperative store manager in Boston Gilbert Standish returns from Lee N H George Williams weekend with daughter in Portsmouth Miss Margaret Mahaney heads to Roxbury Ches ter Varney gunning trip at Small Point George W. Gilchrist returns to Portland Tobey family vacation in Quincy Rodick couple honeymoon in Chicago W. S. Voorhees home from Kittery Navy Yard J. C. Jackson visits Boston Hoyt Cousins arrives as Ameri can Express driver Percy Redman visitor University of Maine State Agriculture extension in town Dempsey family play in Hagerstown Battleship trip for Marshall Dewey four months with May Lyons Chaney improving after embolism Conductor Silas H. Anderson on vacation at Maine Central Walter Many orders to Rockland trials Conductor Anderson nephew of Joseph Anderson Mrs. George H. W. Barton to Portland for Rebekah Assembly and P D D President Association with Mrs. Florence Fuller of Melrose

John E. Fitzgerald Gardiner Frank M. Perkins Boston M. A. Haraden Hallowell F. W. Carlton John A. Morse Portland Hugh T. Madden Lynn George H. Jacobs Carl Liberty Augusia Ruth Jewett Toledo Eula Chapman E. Brown Neponset Mass N. B. Cortell Washington Howard J. Murphy Bath Cooperative Store Gilbert Standish Lee, N. H Charles Hughes Boston Post Office Charles Foote New Meadows George Williams Portsmouth N.hh C. M. Emery Margaret Mahaney P. D. McQuaide Roxbury Chester William Varney William Wyman Town George W. Tobey Quincy Fred Shaw Chicago Harris F. Rodick W. S. Voorhees Kittery Navy Yard Fitter’s Department J. C. Jackson Jackson King Tavern Hoyt Cousins Bar Harbor American Express Percy Redman University of Maine State Department of Agriculture Extension James L. Dempsey Myrkle- Marder Dramatic Company Hagerstown Marshall Dewey Times New York Rockland W. P. McCarty Walter Beverly Mary Varnum Joseph C. Varnum Floral St Fred C. Benjamin William Foley Quebec Lucy Farrin Rodick C.F. Caul National Students Clothes Blanche Kingsbury Joseph A. Martin Metropolitan Life Insurance Co Thomas Spence Sylvester Small Point Mr. Spence Harry Colby Gorham N. H Thomas McLaughlin Westort Farmington Henry Poli Charlestown Tony Jennie North Station S. B. Martin Monmouth Socialist Club William R. Kimball Bath Military and Naval Orphan Asylum Bangor State Conference of Charities and Corrections Ned Clough Eddie Savage Hockomock Savage Gunner James E. French Skowhegan Hevulton Harvey K. Erskine South End Judse Philbrick Vane Oliver BE. Thompson Bridgham New Bath Opera House Crawford George Clough Mr. Clough Brunswick Plains Irving Wright Texas Oil Co Bath Wolf Pond Topsham Arthur H. Durgin Metre Central G. ‘Len D. E. Carswell Mr. Durgin

Town Guests and Outings Highlight Busy Schedule

J Leon McCausland enjoys a gunning trip while numerous visitors arrive and depart town. Residents travel to Boston Bridgton and Portland for business visits vacations and family visits. A mix of social calls tourism and local work marks a bustling period with several notable trips and arrivals.

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Wilbert P. Sawyer Atlantic Express Co Lewiston Freeport Stanton Ladies’ Auxiliary Ond of Veterans Ladies’ Aid of Universalist Church Misses Moses Washington St Commercial St Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters Sewing Circle Reginald Stacy Russell Sheridan Mavor Winter Street Woolwich Garden St Fred E. Witham Seattle Great Britain Edward Sewall Boy Scout Merchants’ Association Sagadahoe Elizabeth John Peterson Grace Church Culbert McGay H. I. Grinnell John Eagle Frank Morse F. D. Hill Oak Grove Cemetery Ruth E Stewart Winnegance Yustin G. Cressy Jackson Ide Baltimore Harry J. J. Totman Totman Bath Company Acadia Lodge Mann Pie Bowdoin Boston College Tinker Mackerel Riverview Mulligan’s Wharf McKay U. S Thompson Genesta Annie Bonney Union St. Court Popham Wesley Chapel Arthur McCallum Bath Lodge of Elks Testa Unity Guild First Baptist Church C. Raymond Chappell North St Bathites Warren C.philbrook Orlock Lincoln and North Sts Court House City Hall Fred L. McFadden Eugene E. Annable Winfield Miller Robert C. Hannigen J. Fred Tobey Chestnut St Tobey Riggsville Driftwood Club James L. Spinney Julia Hinds Martin Con George W. Gilchrist Silas H. Anderson Lewiston-Rockland Maine Central C. T. Copeland Anderson Joseph Anderson Walter R U.S.N Bath Tron Moreno George H. W. Barton Rebekah Assembly Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge P. D. D. President Association Florence Fuller Melrose Louis Pepper Middle St Pepper Queen Esther Lodge J. Leon McCausland Harry North T. Demings Bridgton C. B. Randall Bowdeinham E. J. Murphy Fred Doughty Henry P. Swett City Hospital Henry Haines Big Woods Rev B. P. Browne George F. Reed
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