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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1913
Page
6
The report asserts that good roads are inevitable and Bath will become a central hub soon, highlighting its strategic position for upcoming transportation improvements.
Health warning notes that ointments used for catarrh may contain mercury warning readers to avoid such products. It cautions consumers to choose safer remedies and consult a doctor for symptoms of catarrh.
Georgetown town schools begin the fall term of twelve weeks next Monday September S with a list of teachers at Five Island Grammar primary Wood's Riggsville and Center. Community notes cover local visits travels and a Labor Day weekend. the death of George Clinton Higins, Civil War veteran, and closing of town cottages mark recent events. The final Labor Day baseball game ended Georgetown seven, visiting two.
Summer guests depart for home as Southport ferries carry thirty five passengers and sixty more leave, cottages mostly full. A quiet wedding unites Frank McMahan and Ethel Cameron at the McMahan home, with reception before church.
Mrs Ruby Florence Ragon 58, wife of George E Ragon of lower Tigh Street, died Thursday after a brief illness. She had deteriorating health for two years, and was at their West Point summer home when stricken. Survived by husband sister Mrs Charles Talbot and father Charles A Hunt. Civic Improvement League to resume work per Chairman Edward W Hyde, noting a summer recess and upcoming North Street Primary School playground completion.
Rev and Mrs Maurice J Duncklee and their two children have arrived to take up residence at the Winter Street parsonage. Mr and Mrs Herman L Stover and son Robert returned to Brunswick Wednesday after visiting relatives in this city.
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