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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
4
Mr and Mrs William S Newell motored Saturday to Pine Knoll near Conway North Carolina Ellen Newell who has been attending a summer camp there will return with them.
A bent history of Prohibition era liquor hides in Bath and Bangor with clever contraptions. Copper tanks behind bars, floor traps, wall nooks, and river hauls reveal how bootleggers concealed stock. Officers once trapped a tanker through a floor trap. others vanished under coal bins and stacked cordwood piles. Mr and Mrs H Simmonds and daughter Edith visited Bath then returned to Somerville, Mass.
August meeting of Sagadahoc Pomona was at Richmond with Enterprise grange as host. The gathering, held at Libby hall on a large farm, discussed war tax continuation until bonds are paid and eight hour workdays for farmers. Tables outdoors, music, a tableau, and a next meeting set for Sep 24 at Woolwich.
Many people find reconstruction more trying than war as they seek steady work and lower expenses. Hood's Sarsaparilla promises health to earn good pay and economical dosing. Hood's Pills offer a gentle laxative and a strong value. Farmlands and village property from $1,000 to $10,000 advertised by Charles H. Fisher of Bowdenham, Maine.
Bowdoinham report details an Italian crew on state road above Richmond Corner celebrating their national day with a festive arch, crepe paper, colored lights, and an altar. A royal informal Labor Day gathering featured Italian music, vocalists, ice cream, and welcoming seating for motorists.
Dunlap commandery Knights Templar met Tuesday night resuming after summer. Six membership applications were received and only routine business was discussed. Also notices of items for sale and real estate offerings appeared in local notices.
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