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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1917

Page

7

Bath society notes lengthy furloughs and visits

Social items from Bath detail Galen Low returning from Westfield Mass for a 48 hour furlough to visits with his parents, and a stream of locals and visitors including Miss Adelaide Speer, Miss Ruth Johnson, Mrs. Fréd Coombs, Wesley Culpepper, and many Bath Iron Works connections.

Galen M. Low First Maine Heavy Field Artillery Westfield Mass Charles C.low High Street Low Bath Milliken Regiment Brunswick

Phippsburg Men Attend Waterville Reunion for 21st Maine

Phippsburg residents C. H. Melville and George W. Pye joined Bath visitors en route to Waterville for the annual 21st Maine regiment reunion. The article lists local men connected to Company A, 3d Maine, including captains, lieutenants, sergeants, corporals, and privates from Bath, Phippsburg, and nearby towns, with a roster recently found by the Times.

Arthur Lemont Malden Robert Austin Boston 21St Maine Regiment Bath Waterville C. H. Melviloe George W. Pye Maine The Times Co. D Co. A George W. Harvey Abner W. Turner George C. Hudson Libeut Charles T. Hooper Lincoln Littlefield Timothy B. Curtis Chas. N. Osgood Wm. B. Parris Dresden Jonathan Newcomb Wm. H. Brown George H. B. Barton Danvers Mass Lewis K.blair Anthony Cummings Thomas G. Campbell Wm. F. Crooker Edwin I. Crooker Wm. H. Durgin Henrys. Donnell Henry John L ¥le John A. Lord Robert J. Morgan Syracuse XN. Y Charles M. Norton Wesley Oliver Edwin R. Ramsay John Ridley Gilman S. Sprague Henry 8S. Small Richmond Leo’ P. Shattuck Woolwich Franklin Shepard Lemuel H. Smith Livermore Amicas A. Trull Amos H. Wall Oliver Webber

Phippsburg Doctor Called to Active Army Service

Dr A F Williams Phippsburg's sole physician has been ordered to report to Fort Oglethorpe Ga with the rank of air captain and pay and sustenance. He is to begin serving as Uncle Sam’s war demands grow. Bath physicians may care for his patients and share fees to support his family.

Uncle Sam Phippsburg A. F. Wiliams Medical Officers Reserve Corps U.S. Army War Department Williams Fort Oglethorpe Bath

Elmhurst Percherons Shine at Central Maine Fair

Elmhurst Farm Percherons fared well at the Central Maine Fair with wins in stallion, mare, and young mare classes. Elmhurst claimed first and second in registered stallions, first and second in mares four years and over, and first in mares under one year. The silver cup went to HD Eaton of Waterville. Miss Dorothy Jewett opened a kindergarten at Winter Street Church Chapel. Negotiations proceed to convert Webber’s drug store offices into tenements above. Merc F. N. Gowen hosted 24 Ladies of the GAR for a shore dinner after ferrying over.

Elmhurst Farm Central Maine Bath Percheron Society of America HD. Eaton iWaterville Dorothy Jewett Winter St. Church Chapel Merc. F. N. Gowen Woolwich Ladies of the Gar O'¢Lock

Bath Faces Federal Aid Juggle For Vocational Schools

State superintendent outlines Maine plan to use federal funds for vocational education. Bath shipbuilding school could benefit but others are ready. Lewiston and Biddeford textile schools also explored as federal aid targets. Maine aims at 60 000 dollars annually by 1925. local boards pay equipment costs. program includes evening, part time, and regular trade schools with eventual local teachers.

State Superintendent of Schools Maine Bath Shipbuilding School Vocational Board State Vocational Board Bath Supt. Thomas Lewiston Biddeford Thomas

City Potatoes Put Forth For Bath Motor Truck Deliveries

The potato commission plans to deliver spuds next week to Bath residents who ordered and paid for them. Rotten potatoes found Wednesday were discarded and stored in the Kimball barn awaiting delivery, with first come first served guiding distribution.

Bath Potato Commission Auto Kimball

Intoxication cases heard in municipal court and local animal welfare efforts

Four intoxication cases confronted Recorder Harry M. Huse in municipal court on Monday. One man, a machinist, was sentenced to 60 days in Cumberland County jail but deferred after weekly reporting to the sheriff and costs of 4.67 dollars. fines of 10 dollars were imposed on the other three. Miss Alice May Douglas, a tireless city advocate for animal kindness, spent Friday in Woolwich organizing bands in Arrowsie Nequarset and Sagadahoc ferry, with nine bird houses built by local children since last spring.

Harry M. Huse Cumberland County Oliver Alice May Douglas Woolwich Arrowsie Nequarset Reed Sagadahoc Ferry

Bath sewerage judged poor by naval doctor at banquet

Junior Lieutenant William M. Bryan told Bath Medical Club that Bath has an inefficient sewer system and poor sanitary conditions. He blamed the Bath board of health for neglect and urged doctors to help improve milk inspection and overall sanitation.

Bath William M. Bryan L.A.N Bath Medical Club New Meadows Inn A. A. Stott Jaeut Bryam Cus Fie Baths Board of Health

War time food appeal prompts New England abstinence

New England states urge residents to refrain from eating meat on Wednesdays and Thursdays during the war period. The plan, adopted at a meeting of regional food administrators, directs hotels cafes and houses to follow the request. Henri Endiesutt and Max Achiactt are named in the district action.

New England Ashe Henri BE Endiesutt Max«achiacetts

Bath Defeated Lisbon Falls in League Baseball Tilt

Bath won against Lisbon Falls 5 to 2 in a well played game. Joe Woodcock pitched for Bath until the third inning when Sparson hitting unsettled him. The feature was a double play G Fields to M Oliver to W Fields. Time 1 hour 50 minutes.

Listen Vcore Joe Woedeork Bath Libbon Falls Sparcon G. Fields Joe M Odiver W. Fields Lisbon Falls Casper Hall Wakeley Soodcock M. Oliver Woodcock Sparsan Seorer W. Roy

Maine Clerk Veranus Hanson Seeks National Office

Path postal clerks elect Veranus Hanson of Westbrook as chairman of the northern organization committee of the National Association of Post Office Clerks. It marks the first Maine man elected to a major national position in the group.

Path Veranus Hanson Westbrook Northern Organization National Association of Wat Maine

Bathonians to Hear Fine Festival Music

Portland festival tickets are listed for sale by residents including Mrs. J Murphy Miss Jane Murphy Masa Alice Varney Mrs Marion Moody Miss Blanche Metcalf Mrs William Musenden Mrs Annie Mahany Miss Louise Johnson and Mrs Allen of Sebasco.

Portland J. ¥. Murphy Jane Murphy Masa Alice Varney Marion Moody Blanche Metcalf William Mussenden Annie Mahany Louise Johnson Allen Sebasco

Fraser-MooLee nuptials amid secrecy in Werfield Mass

Miss Helda Fraser daughter of Mr and Mrs John Fraser of Bath wed Joseph Moore of Portland son of George A Moore in Werfield Massachusetts at Hotel Alquest. ceremony by New James Cochran chaplain of the Inf. 3rd. attended by Sergt Owen L Price and Bath bride employed at Mrs Leavitt's millinery shop.

Robert Oliver Winneganee Quincy Mass Texas Steamship Co Edward J. Fitzgerald John E. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Portland H. L. Robbins William Ruth Portsmouth N. H F. W. Robbins Robbins W. R Marcia Stinson South St. Grammar School Castine Thomas G. Ryan Cynthia Paul Brooklyn N. Y Bath New England Ryan Brooklyn Navy Yard W. G. Cahill Manchester Werfield Alquest Helda Fraser John Fraser Joseph Moore George A. Moore James Cochrane Ins . 3. Infantry Owen L. Price Augusta Sroom National Guard 105 Regiment Iliabride Mrs. Leavitt

Epworth League Opens Season as Parish Board Schedules Meeting

The official board meets Monday at 7 50 p m at the parsonage. Epworth League starts its season with a Wednesday 7 30 p m meeting and social in the vestry. Rally Day is planned for Oct 7. Mrs Henry Caddy of Newton Mass and her children Billy and Arline visit Mr and Mrs Frank Powers of Middle Street.

T. H. Andros Bowdoinham John Purington W. F. Willis Winnegance Isle Au Haut E. C. Lufkin Roy Black John and Percival Rochester N. H Percival Safford George C. Reed Los Angeles Cal Maine C. E. Boyd Frank Fiori Kennebec White Mountains Joseph Marroni E. M. Snow H. A. Webber Brunswick Leroy Percy Bath Brookline Mass Massachusetts C. H. Mason Clarence H. Kimball Epworth League Henry Caddy Newton Highlands Billy Arline

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