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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1909

Page

6

Local happenings in Bowdoinham Maine reflect community life

Miss Myrtle F Beals opens a music studio in Brunswick forming a piano club. L G Clancy hosts a charade party as high schoolers enjoy the show. The town closes schools for a Teachers Convention in Lewiston. Rev J E Clancy and others attend Epworth League events in Richmond. Albert Henderson boasts a bountiful potato season and orchard stores. A new phone line arrives at the Methodist parsonage through Harry Jones.

Myrtilla F. Beals Brunswick L. G. Clancy Lewiston Henry Purington Richmond Methodist Church Pasonage W. D. Hutchins Methodist Sunday School Silas Haynes Hal Jowell Gardiner Bowdoinham Albert Henderson Baldwins Hubbardstons King's J. E. Clancy Harry Jones New England Telephone Company Clancy

Richmond Social Notes Report Wide Travel and Visits

Gilbert Maxwell returns home to North Adams Massachusetts after a visit with his mother Ruth Maxwell. Many locals plan trips to Boston while others entertain with whist gatherings and family visits. Noble Maxwell leaves for Boston on business as others host friends and relatives around the area.

Gilbert Maxwell Ruth Maxwell North Adnuis Mass K. W. Small Boston Frank Blake Capt. Blake Emma Briggs Bradstreet's Wharf New York Clifford FE BB. Hf. Reed East Pittston Harry Tarr Noble Maxwell Edward Hondlette W. F. Dunham Front Street James A

Old Folks Concert at Elm Street Church

A Monday evening Old Folks Concert at Elm Street Baptist Church features a musical program and a sale of homemade candies. Performers include Isaac Higginbotham Higginbotham Obediah Jebeedy Williams and Ye Bigge Choir with various solos, choruses, and readings. Proceeds fund church roof repairs. program managed by Mrs. Emma Lowell.

Elm Street Baptist Church Isaac Higginbotham Obadiah Jobeedy Williams Offelold Stearns Earl Spruceby Stacy Elder Brewster Obediah Jebeedy Williams Offerold Stearns Spruchy Stacy Elder Brewster Small New Jerusalem Isaac Higgenbotham Obediah Jebeedy Williams Jedediah Miles Standish Dean Job Tuneful Trott Sophonia Norris Mehitable Jeremiah Sparks Bigge Sons of Zion Persis Patience Douglass Jerusalem Home Paul Jones Curtis America Ye Bigge Adironizah Perkins Tymeist Reliance Lucy Varney Emma Lowell

Taft trips Mississippi river. opossum theft shocks stage

President Taft travels the Mississippi this week and in one town a thief stole an opossum from his private car. In Newport, Japanese merchants placed a laurel wreath on Commodore Perry's grave as they study U S industry. Portland official Charles H Clifford was injured in a late night auto collision. Sheriff C O Emery survived a bullet fired at his window amid enforcement of prohibitory laws. Captain Magnus Manson of New Haven died. Sewall shipyard machine shop roof repaired.

Taft Mississippi River New England Newport R. 1 Commodore Perry Japan Charles H Clifford Portland Street Department Magnus Manson New Haven Sewall

Improving New England Apples for Market Success

The article urges balanced fertilization for trees, spraying to boost profits, and improved picking and packing methods. It stresses hand picking, careful grading, box packing, tissue wrapping, and branded packaging to meet western market standards, with free copies available from the Chamber of Commerce in Boston.

New England South Pacific Coast Committee On Agriculture, Chamber of Commerce Boston Mass

Arnold's Expedition Fails as Over Four Hundred Die

Continued account recalls the arduous siege and the high casualties. More than four hundred Americans fell in the battle and four hundred were captured while attempting to take the stronghold.

Bay Point Casino Opens Near Kennebec Coast

Bay Point near the Kennebec mouth grows as a popular summer resort with a completed casino costing about 1300 dollars. It features a beech floor for dancing and a broad three sided piazza under a roof overhang. Cottages planned by Mrs Kir kup John C Wright Ray Oliver and Mr Malone. Partridge shooting noted as leaves fall. Mr and Mrs A B Rowe return from Neponset Five Islands cottage. Rowe linked to Boston library business.

Bay Point Kennebec Kirkup Western Avenue John C. Wright Ray Oliver Bath Mr. Malone Auburn A. B. Rowe Dorchester Mass Neponset Five Islands Mr. Rowe Georgetown Boston C. F. Libby Mrs. Rowe

Nervous trouble relief promoted by Dr Williams Pink Pills

A testimonial from Mrs H R Evans of West Swanzey New Hampshire claims Dr Williams Pink Pills cured years of nervous prostration Tremors pains numbness and weight loss improved energy and health after a short course The advertisement notes the pills build blood nourish the nervous system and offer a free booklet Disease of the Nervous System with price 60 cents per box six boxes in Schenectady New York

Dr. Williams

Trolleys to Boothbay

About 200 Boothbay business men attended a Board of Trade meeting with a banquet honoring ex president Luther Maddocks for his services since locating there four decades ago. He discussed plans to supply electrical power from Damariscotta Mills to nearby communities and reported pole work has begun toward a trolley line to Newcastle with power transmission wire ordered for operation next spring.

Boothbay Board of Trade Luther Maddocks Maddocks Damariscotta Mills Mr. Maddocks Newcastle

Express Car Crash Kills Horse In Lewiston Run

An electric express car between Lewiston and the city collided with a double team driven by James Tarr of Topsham. One horse died instantly, the other was thrown over a fence. the driver escaped with no serious injuries. The company reportedly settled with Tarr for damages.

Lewiston James Tarr Topsham Tarr

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Bow Dolnham Proctor Bermuda Mary Bowdeinham Ella Wordsworth Effie Pratt Litchfield Harry Pierce Edward Libby W. A. Pratt Stephen Small Tists Small Ye Bigge Choir Sherburn David Narcissa Rosemary Chapman Scott Scott & Bowne Pearl St Hood Gene Webber Fiat Winter Webber’s Maine State Commissioners of Pharmacy Wrebber’s Drug Store Maine Reliable Drug Store T. Felix Gouraud L. A. Sayre Dean Thomas
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