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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1919

Page

2

Peace and unrest mix as postwar era begins in Maine

A year after armistice hopes fade as nation remains technically at war until the treaty is ratified. Unrest follows employer employee clashes and radical conservatism fears swirl though Americans favor peace and rising prosperity. Maine groups merge to boost state growth and Bath eyes merged schools and a strong National Guard unit. Potato crops face rot while daylight saving debates stir Twin Cities business leaders.

Europe Germany United States America Russia Lewiston and Auburn

Colonial winners in tournament with the Brunswick Club

The Colonial club defeated the Brunswick club in Bath on Friday night in a round one match. The second round will be held in Brunswick on a date agreed by both clubs. A large, enthusiastic crowd enjoyed cigars and hospitality, with strong showings in cribbage, pool, duplicate auction, and billiards.

Brunswick Cclub Bath Giesta Colonials Cribbage A. F. Brehaut I. L. Morrill Brunswick Robert B. Hatch Fred H. Thompson Ralph @. Whitehouse Everett W. Neal Colonial Carl Day W. E. Wass Colonial Brunswick

Miscellaneous shower for Miss Bertha Campbell

A surprise miscellaneous shower was given for Miss Bertha Campbell at Miss Evelyn Heald's home on iY street. Guests included Mildred Dunham Mildred Clark Ruth Levine Rose Ingraham Corrine Footer Viola Coombs Lena Stover Marie Brown and Evelyn Heald. Miss Campbell, a Bath Department store bookkeeper, is to marry Rudolph Furber, youngest brother of Bath Iron Works treasurer William Furber.

Bertha Campbell Evelyn Heald Iy Street Miss Campbell Miss Heald Onport Rudolph Furber Bath Southport High Street Bath Iron Works William Furber Mildred Dunham Mildred Clark Ruth Levine Rose Ingraham Corrine Footer Viola Coombs Lena Stover Marie Brown

Purse Presented to Texas Steamship Co Welders Chief

Mathew O Toole longtime leader in the welding department at The Texas Steamship Co resigned Saturday to take a similar job in Massachusetts. Fellow workers presented a purse before he left, as foreman Marco praised his leadership and the crews' appreciation. He thanked the group and said he would remember his Texas yard years fondly.

Mathew O'Toole Texas Steamship Co Massachusetts Mr. O'Toole Marco O'Toole Texas Yard

Marriage Intentions Filed at Bath City Clerk

The Bath city clerk lists marriage intentions for Leon J. Benner and Bessie McLellan both of Bath, and Diatoria Riceo and Mary Evelyn McIntosh, both of Bath. The notices indicate plans to wed and are part of the public record.

Leon J. Benner Bessie McLellan Bath Diatoria Riceo Mary Evelyn McIntosh

Local News Roundup From Woolwich and Surrounding Towns

Edward Moulton shoots fox entangled in a trap near Boothbay while residents report travel, school meetings, and community events. George Tibbetts breaks three bones at MCRR yard and convalesces at Bath Hospital. Alfred Trott recovers from illness with friends and family nearby. Community notices include school leagues forming at No 1 and No 6, a Nequasset Sunday school convention on Nov 5, and an October laden schedule of visits, trips, and harvests across Bath, West Upton, Pittston, and Gardiner.

Edward—Moulton Hathbay Frank Preble Arthur Carlton Bath City Hospital William Mitchell Brunswick Bath Opera House Fred Colby Edgecomb Bath Iron Works Sagadah Ethlyn Marston Wath Auburn Portland Alfred Trott Maude Hayward Gracie Letaine Kittridge Florida North Woolwich Letaine Pittston Charles W. Wright Preble Walter Miller Gardiner W. R. Calder Massachusetts Lincoln Bailey John Savage Jesse Kelly Union Bridge Arthur Young Irving Miller Maine

New Hampshire Woman Credits Pink Pills for Restored Energy

Mrs. George D. Woolcott of Claremont reports severe fatigue nervousness and sleep trouble improved after a week on Dr Williams Pink Pills. She regained strength gained weight and no longer tires easily at work. She praises the remedy and notes price 50 cents per box six for 2 50 with a free booklet available from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.

New Hampshire George D. Woolcott Leasant Street Claremont Dr. Williams Aily

Old Man to Friends on Life and Change

A speaker reflects on aging and stubborn habits, noting an elderly man who clings to past routines, resists new ideas, and loses simple directions yet remains capable of deep affection for longtime friends. The verse contrasts enduring bonds with shifting times.

Delightful Beacon Street Sunday School Program

A Beacon Street Sunday service showcased a growing Sunday school with diverse classes, teachers, and a crowd filling the seats. Rev. Hilton Post led hymns and prayers, Chaplain Croft urged youth leadership, and Milton H. Douglaky stressed more “ship” memberships and discipline for the children.

Beacon Street

Wesley Choral Society Organized at Wesley Church

Miss Helen Folletté entertained the Wesley church choir at the Dun cans home on Wednesday. At the meeting E. M. Dunlap was named president with F. H. Hall vice president Walter Day librarian and Madelyn Davis secretary treasurer. Sarah Nazarian chaired the music committee Frank H. Hall led membership committee EK M Dunlap social chair. An executive committee formed, rehearsal led by Mrs. G V Pease, followed by refreshments.

Helen Folletté Wesley Church Horatio A. Duncan Wesley Choral E. M. Dunlap F. H. Hall Walter Day Madelyn Davis Sarah Nazarian Frank H. Hall EK. M. Dunla

Bethelehem Shipbuilding Delivers 10060-Ton Oil Carrier Hadnot

The Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation turned over the 10,060 ton steel bulk oil carrier Hadnot to the Emergency Fleet Corporation last week. She was launched at the Fore River plant in Quincy Massachusetts and completed six hours sea trials within days of launch and was placed in commission. She is expected to sail to a gulf port for oil duties.

Bethelehem Shipbuilding Corporation Pore River Quincy Mass Ted Emergency Fleet Corporation Imi Gulf

Pay for Legislators Sparks Special Session Debate

Lawmakers weigh entitlement to extra pay for a possible special session. Discussion centers on whether legislators should receive additional compensation beyond their regular session allowance and who funds such expenses.

Navy Recruiting Sells Global Sailor Life and Benefits

The Navy markets world wide sailing and varied duties with travel sights and unusual experiences. It promises 30 days vacation, the chance to earn and learn, and two-year enlistment, plus shore leave and a path to lifelong success. A nearby Recruiting Station is available through the post office.

Seven Seas Six Continents

Towns’ stature judged by schools and churches

The speaker warned that holes in the town’s fabric cannot be undone, saying a town’s strength is measured by its schools and churches. He cited the Lost Battalion and noted that in twenty years about 80 percent of Sunday school students drift from the church, urging boards to adopt policies and programs rather than pass bills. Mrs. James Knight and her sons Sydney and Edwin have returned to their renovated home on Tarbox Street after visiting Elm Street.

O. K James Knight Sydney Edwin David N. Heald Elm Street Tarbox Street

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the Times Company Nichols, Pres, and Treas Front Street Bath, Maine State Board of Trade Maine Agricultural and Industrial League National Guard New England Charles Lester Smith South Street Brunswick Club Rodney E. Ross Robert A. Toothaker C. L. Martin William BR. Gordon Ace A. Legro P. FE. Graves BE. A. Ranchett L. W. Stuart Bilfiarde Walter A. Murtaugh Henry C. Upton J. P. Johnson Fessenden N Robert Eaton John Buckley James P. King Andrew 8. Merrill Ernest A. Work Arthur B. Johnson Samuel L. Furbish Miss Bertha Campbell Benger Fr Nae Avery Eeames Gray’s Spruce Gum Montreal D-Watson & CO New York Woolwich Edward Moulton Boothbay Camp C.L. Farnham CO. Inc Rath Maine Central Railroad Maine Central Industrial Bureau Bath Camp Modern Woodmen Foresters Hall C. C. Toothaker E. R. Wright EB. Hilton Post Frank H. Yall Einalerboys Croft Post Milton H. Douglaky Douglas Bunthiy School Wesley Choral, Society Carly Steve Lou Hell Pally
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