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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1917
Page
5
The article notes the Five Islands pastor faced auto trouble while away, alongside various community activities. It mentions dances at Bridge Hall, visits among residents, and ongoing Grange meetings with noted attendance and plans for continued events. The piece emphasizes local social life and civic groups in the island town.
Phippsburg residents enjoy autumn scenery from Minott Lake to Parker's Pond with vivid maple, birch and pine reflections. Local figures Arthur, Malcolm, and Perry are noted for travel, farming, and berry harvests as the area readies for winter.
John M. Clark lists 32 Broad Street as a business address with telephone number 116 W for contact. The card provides no additional event details, services, or dates.
West Bath residents report a drowning linked to Skowhegan while F Fowler of Amherst NH visits local figures. John Rideout, 70, survived prolonged rain exposure after a fall entering his home, with Dr. Peaslee noting a comfortable recovery.
The House of Representatives favorable to Harnden’s petition authorized the governor to press commanders at Quebec and Montreal for the recovery of captives. An allowance of £90 was granted for his expenses as he reported his journey from Woolwich to Quebec and Montreal in 1761 to recover his grandchildren Samuel and Ebenezer Preble. The document details travel, ferries, payments, and efforts to locate surviving family members across Canada, including encounters at Montreal and Quebec and notes on the recovery progress and related expenditures.
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