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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1917

Page

8

Bath woman leads navigation training for seamen in Charleston

Mrs. Charlotte Patten wife of the late Capt Frank Patten took charge of a government seamen training school in Charleston S C when head Prof W H Smith went to Boston She coached many officers by mail and helped graduates secure better ratings The Patten family history and moves between Bath Ryefield and Bayonne are noted as the government seeks skilled navigators for the merchant marine

Bath Charlotte Patten Frank Patten Charleston, & C Charleston W. H. Smith Boston Maine Ryefield Mass Capt. Patten Kineo Mr. Ferrell Standard Oil Company Patten Ferrell Maryland Baltimore Capt. Ferrell Bayonne N. J

Bathman's Brother Harold McKinnon Wounded in France

Clyde MacKinnon reports a letter from Harold McKinnon who serves with Canadian troops in France. Harold, writing August 22 from General Hospital, describes injuries from shellfire and mentions participating in battles to seize Fritz's third line trench, with a hospital stay following a shell strike on their machine gun crew’s cellar.

Clyde MacKinnon Washington St Harold France Harold McKinnon General Hospital Fritz

Courageous Act Stops Runaway Horse on Washington St

Mrs. N. Gratz Jackson and a group of women halted a frightened runaway horse dragging a light grocer’s wagon on Hitchcock hill. She sprang into the road, caught the bridle and dragged the horse to a stop, calming it and preventing possible injuries to pedestrians including children. Neighbors praise her bravery.

Camp Fire Girls Help Eradicate Weeds to Protect Crops

The Camp Fire Girls nationwide join President Wilson and Food Director Sloover in urging weed destruction during September and October. They study weed habits, burn infested fields, and support farmers to curb crop losses, inviting local groups to join the effort.

Camp Fire Girls Wilson Sloover Camp Fire

Bath natives advance in military training and housing progress

Dr George C Nichols visiting Bath reports on Plattsburg Camp training. he gains first lieutenant medical corps as dental surgeon and heads to Boston for orders. Dr O M Haney from Boothbay Harbor remains at the camp coast artillery bound for Fortress Monroe for further training. A foundation for a new house at Washington Park North End is finished and more foundations will follow. Lumber from Berlin is expected for three houses with schedules at the mill. Clough Maxim Roche aims to complete twelve by January.

George C. Nichols Plattsburg Barracks N. Y Medical Corps Boston Bath Plattsburg 17Th Regt O. M. Haney Boothbay Harbor Coast Artillery Corps Fortress Monroe Washington Park Ber Berlin Clough, Maxim & Roche

A Fine Complexion And A Fair Skin

A health advice snippet extols a fine complexion and fair skin as signs of good living and digestion. It urges simple living, proper breathing, sleep, exercise, and a healthy gut, praising Wood's Medicine as a remedy with a large bottle priced 35 cents.

B. F Atwood L. F.” Medicine Co Ortland Maine

Plea for more patrol boats in Kennebec valley

The Times reports that Bath Maine faces inadequate Kennebec mouth patrols with only two boats a 42 foot and an 83 foot craft. It blames the naval department for insufficient protection and urges local demand for more, better patrols to safeguard the valley and Seguin to Matinicus reach.

the Times U. S Coast Guard Maine Bath Kennebec Times Seguin Matinicus Portland Portsmouth Boston Kennebec’s North Atlantic Coast Patrol Navy Department Bath Naval Station U.S Naval Department Ram Spring Kennebec Valley

Healthiest One in the Family

A testimonial from William Warren of Port Robinson praises Fruit-a-tives for curing his daughter Hattie’s kidney disease and dropsy symptoms. The ad promotes Trial Size and bulk boxes from Fruitatives Limited Ogdensburg New York.

Hattie Warren Port Robinson Hattie In Ruitatives Limited Ogdensburg New York

Maine Federation Observance Sets 25th Anniversary Meeting

The Maine Federation of Women's Clubs plans its 25th anniversary during the annual federation meeting in Portland on Oct 9 11. The observance occurs Tuesday Oct 10 after a delegates reception. The Portland Woman's Literary Union outlines the convention plans with chairs named for credentials entertainment and hospitality. Will C Macfarlane to give a recital at 11 o'clock Wednesday, the convention's final day.

Maine Federation of Women's Clubs Federation Portland Woman's Literary Union of James T. Jack George J. Black Thomas N. McDonald James Albert McFaul Maine Federation Woman's Literary Union Frederick P. Abbott Saco George C.rye Charles F Plage Will C. Macfarlane

Notice 10 Sick Women Promote Pinkham Remedy

Bridgeton New Jersey testimony from Mrs Milrorp Cumings of Penns Grove urges use of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's ailments including irregularities painful periods and nervousness. The ad touts the product as a remedy and cites personal improvement.

Milrorp T. Cummings Harmony St Penn’s Grove Lydia E. Pinkham

Maine Probate Notices Chronicle of 1917 Estates

Multiple petitions in Sagadahoc County probate court detail intestate estates and executors. John Berry seeks administration for Stephen Small with a list of heirs including Mason, Berry, Morse, and Small relatives. Notices order publication in Bath Independent and hearings set for October 1917.

State OF Maine Sagadahoc Revel B. Rideout South Berwick York Naomi W. Rideout Bowdoinham William EF. Rideout Maine Phillip Rideout A. Beds Sagadahov F. Roger Miller Bath Said James Lowell Cyrus W. Longley Sagadahoe Joseph M. ‘Trott Winfield S. Percy Batty Ordigredd Phat James S. Lowell Nichols Rachel Ann Nichols James 8 Nellie P. Merrill Lucy A. Purinton Theresa S. Carr Robert S. Carr Bowdoin Walter S. Glidden Kate O'Laughlin Georgia E. Lombard Joseph Clarence Perkins Phippsburg Minor Bath Independent John ©. Berry Edey Stephen B. Small Meadowbrook Phippeburg William W. Mason Charles H. Mason Scott Mason Ifie R. Tibbetts Julia Jones John Berry Rath Independent Saint County Sagsadahoe Sid Segadahoe Alton G. Leonard JR F. Springer James 8. Lowell Nty Marilla M. Blaisdell Ippeburg Abel Easing Late North Creek Small Point Arthur Totman Sagadahor Beth Register Sugdaline John J. Keegut Martin Flaherty Thomas Conley Bush Mare Kinney Morrtinbisthrertey Birt Maury Flaherty Margaret Leydon John Heaney Thomas Heaney John J. Keegan State OF Sagadahoee Buth

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