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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1916

Page

11

Bath Soldier Writes Home From the Border

Stanley Pierce, son of Mrs. D. E. Pierce, reports from McAllen Texas with the 1st New York Cavalry. He describes desert terrain, heat, thirst, sand storms, rainy spells, camp life, daily meals, and weather, noting patrols, inspections, and a pending move as New York troops may return home.

Stanley Pierce D. E. Pierce Pierce McAllen Texas 1St New York Cavalry New York Maine McAllen's N. Y Capt. Howlett Hart Brooklyn Horseguard N.Y

Morning Wedding at 9 Lord Street in This City

Harold L. Thompson and Miss Helen Triges were wed in a morning ceremony at 9 Lord Street conducted by Rev. C. W. Harrison. The couple, both locals, plan to reside at the furnished home after a honeymoon to Middle Dam, Rangeley Lakes, departing on the 10:25 train.

Lord Street Harold L. Thompson Helen Triges George E. Thompson Thompson Brothers Colonial Club Morse High School Middle Dam Rangeley Lakes

Boothbay Car Stolen Found Abandoned After Narrow Escape

A Boothbay car stolen Sunday afternoon from Railroad Square was found Monday in the gutter on Lemont Street with damage. The young men who took it nearly collided with an electric vehicle while speeding without lights and chains on the slippery slope caused the slide into the gutter.

Boothbay Railroad Square Lemont Street Arrof

Whistled Twice Delays Rockland to Boston Boat

Fog delayed the Rockland to Boston steamer on Sunday night. The 8:30 departure left 25 Popham Beach waiters angry as the boat landed at 10:30. A 13 member party chartered the George Popham for Bath and rode to Brunswick, missing the Bangor Pullman by two minutes.

Rockland Boston Popham Beach George Popham Bath Brunswick Bangor Popham

Tennis Finals at MacMahan Island Crown Winners

The Seal and Porpoise Club finals conclude with Prof. Fairchild of Yale winning the men's cup and Miss Helen C Pray of Brookline Mass winning the ladies tournament. Winners receive silver cups from the club. The clubhouse remains open to September 18 after a season extension at guests’ request.

MacMahan Island Fairchild Yale University Helen C. Pray Brookline Mass Seal and Porpoise Club

Fire destroys Alex McCullom stable on Weeks street

Monday afternoon a fire at the Weeks street stable owned by Alex McCullom, a G. G. Deering Co. yard teamster, destroyed the building. Egg prices rose to 40 cents a dozen.

Ron Alex McCullom Weeks Street McCullom G. G. Deering Co

Young Larceny Suspect Captured After 12-Hour Chase

Lloyd W. Terhune 16, of Lexington Mass, held in Walpole on larceny charges after a 12 hour pursuit culminated in a trap set by Deputy Sheriff John D. Merrill. He surrendered near daybreak. $93 recovered from the pocketbook he took from Wilbur Little of the Christmas Cove hotel. The chase included a ten mile auto race and spanned multiple towns as Little tracked the thief.

Lloyd W. Terhune Yale Brant St Lexington Mass Cyrus R. Tupper Walpole Wilbur Little Christmas Cove Young Terhune Walpole Woods John D. Merrill Damariscotta John Terhune Christmas Cove House Mr. Little Little South Bristol Newcastle Terhune Robert Sproul

Accident at John Savage farm injures Marion Skinner

A mowing machine accident at the John Savage farm in North Woolwich occurred Saturday at 8:30 am. Mr Savage escaped with a facial gash while nine year old Marion Skinner sustained a broken wrist multiple fractures and leg injuries. Dr A A Stott treated her and set the bone.

John Savage North Woolwich Mr. Savage Marion Skinner

Public Utilities Commission Allows Central Maine Power Bond Issue

The Public Utilities Commission approves CMPCo petition to issue first mortgage bonds totaling 317000 dollars for 30 years at no less than 93 percent plus accrued interest. Proceeds fund extensions and improvements from 1915 to 1916. previously authorized 275000 remains but 93000 unissued authority is revoked.

Public Utilities Commission Central Maine Power Co

Bath schooners and steam auxiliary power history

O H Tripp of Rockland writes the Lewiston Journal challenging the claim that a schooner now on the stocks at Bath is Maine’s first with steam auxiliary power. He notes Frances Hyde built at Bath with steam power less than a decade ago and cites earlier Bath and Rockland vessels from 1874 to 1888 using mizzen-mast smoke stacks.

O. H. Tripp Rockland Lewiston Journal Bath Maine Frances Hyde Maynard Sumner Cobb Walker Armington, Jr John Pierce

Nervous system tonic claims from Williams Pink Pills

Advert says Dr Williams Pink Pills act through the blood to strengthen nerves and treat neuralgia sciatica headaches and other nervous disorders. It urges rest outdoor exercise and avoiding excesses. Free booklet offered from Schenectady NY and pills sold at 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 via mail or local druggist.

Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

Haggett Family Holds Annual Reunion in East Edgecomb

Haggett descendants gathered at the town house last week with attendees from Boothbay Harbor Wiscasset Newcastle Revere and Somerville. Speaker T S Haggett oldest member just turned 85. Officers elected for the year include President O W Haggett Vice President T S Haggett Secretary and Treasurer Carrie Baker and a table committee selected.

Haggett East Edgecomb Town House Boothbay Harbor Wiscasset Newcastle Revere Somerville Mass T. S. Haggett O. W. Haggett Carrie Baker Edwin Merry H. O. Cunningham Manfred Wilson G. W. Cochran

Loyal Farra fut Sewall to Return from France

Loyal Farra fut Sewall son of Hon and Mrs Harold M Sewall will sail September second to return to the United States after months in France as a chauffeur with the American Ambulance Corps at the front.

Farrafut Sewall Harold M. Sewall France Sewall States

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