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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1910

Page

9

City Chat Preview of Political Rallies and Local Events

Election one week away and Probate Court scheduled next Tuesday. Maine frosts cause no damage while harvests and travel fill the scene. Bath ships, theater plans, dogged politics, and city growth populate the week with political footwork, social gatherings, and civic notices.

Maine Boston Wright Lorimer Portland Eptember Seashore Colonial Club Lake Grove Auburn Hydeblock Ames Maine Central Togus Sanford Yarmouth N. G Democratic Town Committee New Meadows Inn Board of Trade Rooms

Three Constitutional Provisions On Referendum Planned

Three measures are set for voter decision under constitutional provisions. Officials outline wording and implications for residents, with polling dates and eligibility noted.

Westport Notes on Summer Guests and Local Referendum

Westport residents hosted visitors from Bath Wiscasset and Salem while on election day ballots include a three vote option on me as annual vacation at Muddy Cove. A special town meeting considered school repairs liquor laws and tax definitions with two major measures and two minor questions debated.

Muddy Cove Ares Curt B. Jewett Portland United States New England York Cumberland County

Quiet campaign winds down with little activity

With one week left before the election, county politics remain quiet. Parties report funding shortages and few rallies or surface actions as Democrats and Republicans maintain a low profile amid dwindling campaigning efforts.

Entertainment at town hall drawn strong crowd

Fred Robinson and party of Brunswick held an entertainment at the town hall recently which was well patronized. H. S. Hodgdon arrived home Saturday from a visit with friends in Waldo county. Mrs. Chester Knight of Boothbay Center was a guest of Mrs. S. C. Hodgdon Thursday. Mrs. White and daughter Ruth of Boston who have passed the summer at the Willows have returned home.

Harold S. Hodgdon Derby Conn Fred W. McFarland Watertown Ruth A. Shaw Samuel Stover Bath Woodbury Hodgdon Florence Gilmore Somerville Pond View Gilmore John Mains Georgetown Westport Junction Fred Robinson Party Brunswick H. S. Hodgdon Waldo County Chester Knight Boothbay Center S. C. Hodgdon White Ruth Boston the Willows

Secretary Pringle Spars With Obscene Material Case In Bath

Civic League organizer Pringle triggers arrest of Scott E. Greenleaf in Bath on charges of possessing obscene pictures. Judge Dunton presided. Frank L. Staples for Greenleaf. Greenleaf waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury in $300. Also reports a Winnegan polo team lineup and local funeral rites, plus early duck season opening with limits and hunting rules, and ruffed grouse season dates.

Pringle Civic League Bath Scott E. Greenleaf Dunton Frank L. Staples Greenleaf

Richmond Social Roundup Showcases Local Guests

The Ha thorne residence entertained visitors last week including C. R. Chappin and Hattie Chappin of Gorham Banzer. J. W. Coombs of Waltham Mass. Daniel McPhee of Gardiner. C. S. Libby family of Richmond. Lizzie Blanchard of Falmouth. Betsy Skelton visiting relatives in town. W. S. Rogers of Topsham. Alice Libby from Portland. Cleaveland Marriner visiting Cathance. plus W F Skelton’s Sunday trip to Topsham.

S. B. Hathorne C. R. Chappin Gorham Hattie Chappin Banzer J. W. Coombs Waltham Mass Daniel McPhee Gardiner C. S. Libby Richmond Lizzie Blanchard Falmouth Betsy Skelton W. S. Rogers Topsham Alice Libby Portland Cleaveland Marriner Cathance

Fred H. Thompson Youngest Sagadahoc clerk of courts candidate

Fred H. Thompson of Bath, Democratic nominee for Sagadahoc County clerk of courts, is the youngest candidate for the post. He is backed by county Democrats and is the son of Frank N. Thompson. Born June 7, 1885, he graduated Yale PhB in 1906 after Phillips Academy and captained his class baseball team. He married Ethel Downing in 1898 and holds multiple Masonic and local club memberships.

Fred H. Thompson Bath Sagadahoc County Sagadahoc Mr. Thompson Frank N. Thompson Thompson Bros Phillips Academy Sheffield Scientific School Yale University Yale Ethel M. Downing W. T. Downing Polar Star Lodge of Masons Montgomery St. Bernard Royal Arch Mt. Vernon

No Services Next Sunday at New Church Temple

Alterations ongoing inside the church will cancel services on Sunday September 4 at the New Church Temple.

Paulding Sets Navy Speed Mark at 2.80 Knots

The torpedo boat destroyer Paulding achieved 2.80 knots in yesterday’s official trial, surpassing the Reid by a knot and becoming the fastest vessel in the navy. A Bath rally next Thursday will feature speakers Hon. William B. McKinley and Hon. John W. Weeks, with Weeks chairing naval affairs.

Paulding Reid Bath The Alameda William B. McKinley Ohio John W. Weeks Massachusetts Committee On Naval Affairs

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and endorsements

One hundred dollars reward offered for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorsed by Walding Kinnan & Marvin as trustworthy. Cure taken internally claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan & Marvin

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