Dividend No 3 Declared for People's Bank Depositors
Bath Trust Co as receiver will pay a 16 2 3 percent dividend to depositors of the People's Safe Deposit and Savings Bank in liquidation, bringing total to 88 1 3 percent. Board accepted bids for bonds held for the People's Bank assets with sales to F J Lisman Co Boston Halsey Co Melville Woodman etc. Sessions noted for York Maine bonds and various other issues with prices and bidders listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Trust Co
People’s Safe Deposit & Savings Bank
People’s Bank
The
People's Bank
Duluth
Rainy Lake
Melville Woodman
Biddeford
Maine
Town of York
KK. H. Rollins &Sons
Boston
H. Rollins & Sons
I. H. Rollins & Co
Chitazo Railway Co
Seach ] Co
Rumford Palls Power
Real Estate Transfers Recorded at Registry of Deeds
Transfers list includes James Purinton Benjamin Curtis. Richmond property. Bath properties in Aramede Tarbox Alfred Thurston and Carolyn Turner Mary Cortrean. Topsham Bowdoinham Phippshire Georgetown West Bath West Meads etc. Names include Ward Ledyard Gilker Redlon Kaul Grant Merrill Gove and others with multiple Bath Topsham Bowdoinham properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Registry of Deeds
James C. Purinton
Benjamin FF. Curtis
James C Sencabough
Richmond
Aramede N. Tarbox
Alfred W. Thurston
Bath
Harold T. Bibber
Charles W. Walsh
George M. Patten
Fred H. Ward
Topsham
Frank D. Mariner
Bertha H. Brodysett
Bowdoinham
Charles J. Sargent
Michael J. McCormick
Phippshire
Carolyn , Turner
Mary KE. Cortrean
Vinton Earle
William W. Fowler
Annie KF. Feleh
Clara EE. Gilker
Owen J. Ledyard
Harriot C Ledyard
Clarence
Andrew Kaul, Jr
West Bath
John F. Grant
Julia B. Grant
Bowdoin
Gilman and Ayer unite in marriage at church parsonage
Edgar W. Gilman conductor with the local electrics and Miss Augusta Ayer both of this city were married Saturday at the People's Baptist Church parsonage by Rev. S. A. Evans. They were attended by Arthur Ayer and Miss Myrtie Nyhs Titolisid 74 Court St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar W. Gilman
Augusta A. Ayer
People’s Baptist Church
S. A. Evans
Arthur Ayer
Myrtie
Hs Titolisid
Court St
Richards and Blaisdell Wed in Rockland Ceremony
Everett LeRoy Richards of Camden and Alice May Blaisdell of this city were joined in marriage in Rockland last week by Justice Edward C. Payson. The couple will reside in Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett LeRoy Richards
Camden
Alice May Blaisdell
Rockland
Edward C. Payson
Defiance Yacht to Launch May 11 and Tackle Trials
Defiance will be ready for launch on May 11 with a week to stop the mast and set up the rigging. From Bath she will be towed to the Kennebec for preliminary tests, then return to the yard if alterations are needed, or proceed to Marblehead for tuning. Miss Frances Clark, daughter of E Walter Clark, will christen the craft in Marblehead harbor, with a reception aboard the yacht on May 30 hosted by the Tri-City syndicate and designer George Owen.
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Defiance
Bath
Kennebec
Marblehead
Tri-City
George Owen
Long Island Sound
Frances Clark
E. Walter Clark
Boston
Miss Clark
Massachusetts
Ambassador Page
Page
Clark
Skidamarink
Zipalong
Man Falls Fourteen Feet From Bridge In Temont
Alden W Richardson of Temont street fell from a bridge near his home to the area below a distance of about fourteen feet. He was unconscious for two hours but escaped with facial bruising and no broken bones. He is in his sixtieth year and attributes his recovery to lifelong good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden W. Richardson
Temont St
Richardson
Yatalingurs
Watch Loss Sparks West Bath Pursuit for Gerrish
William Henry Brown of West Bath reported losing a watch and suspected Fred Gerrish as the thief. A warrant was issued, and searches by Marshal Patt ee and Deputy Norris followed from West Bath to Georgetown and Rigesville, but Gerrish could not be found. The deputy checked the woods near Rigesville where Gerrish was said to work, but no trace was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Henry Brown
West Bath
Fred Gerrish
Gerrish
Brown
Marshal Pattee
Center St
Norris
Georgetown
Rigesville
Corthell Leaves Friday for Boston Visit
N. B. Corthell departed Friday on a trip to Boston for a visiting and testing period.
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N. B. Corthell
Boston
Bath Industrial Corporation Stock Subscription From Woolwich
A Maine letter from B G Potter of Sagadahock Ferry Woolwich dated March 28 2004 encloses a 25 check for one share of Bath Industrial Corporation stock. He expresses support for Bath growth and neighboring towns benefit from a stock boom, signed Yours very truly B G Potter. Pretty girls are blooming in two flounced suits.
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Sagadahock
Woolwich
Maine
Bath Daily Times
Bath
Weredith
Bath Industrial Corporation
B. G. Potter
Free Tolls Debate at Grace Church Parish House
About 40 Members and guests of the Grace Church Men's Club debated the Hay-Pauncefote treaty and whether the United States may exempt its own coastwise shipping from Canal tolls. The panel, led by former Judge Frank L. Staples, reviewed treaty history and stated the U.S. has right to toll exemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
United States
Panama Canal
Frank L. Staples
Henry W. Owen, Jr
BE. W. Hyde
Ladies Night at New Meadows Boat Club Draws 150
About 150 attended the Ladies Night event at New Meadows Boat Club on Thursday. An hour and a half of program acts, refreshments, and dancing followed by plans to hold another event within a month with a three-person committee appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Meadows Boat Club
Parkins
Stetson Reading
Socialist speaker Anna Maley to address Bath Socialists
Socialist speaker Anna Maley will address Bath Socialists Tuesday evening April 7 in Music Hall. Tickets for a concert by the Canadian Jubilee Singers went on sale for the Winter Street Church event on April 15. The Beacons and Clothiers contest for first in the Park League with a tight race as Monarchs push Times for fourth place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna. Maley
Bath
Music Hall
Mark O'T. Costellow
J. J. Gaubert
Edward C. Harlow
F. \. Osborne
Richmond
Albert Block
Phippsburg
Canadian Jubilee Singers
Winter Street
Beacons and Clothiers
Beacons
Monarchs
Maine university summer term opens June twenty ninth
The University of Maine announces a summer term starting June 29 and running to August 7 with a five week session beginning July 6. Courses cover chemistry economics education English German home economics history Latin mathematics physics and romance languages. Raiche and Mrs Raiche join to teach romance languages. Graduate work may lead to a Master of Arts degree. Over 600 farmers have benefited from extension schools across fourteen towns, with gains in dairy management feeding rations and use of Babcock testers. The program emphasizes agricultural education and collaboration with the State department of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Louis Raiche
Harvard University
Helene Julie Raiche
Cambridge
Milton
Boston
State Department of Education
New Hampshire
R. W. Redman
Department of Agricultural Education
Leon S. Merrill
Buckfield Grange
Bath native John S. Lord rises in naval shipbuilding fame
John S. Lord chief carpenter U S N a Bath native earns praise for supervising the construction of the superdreadnought New York at the Brooklyn Navy Yard The New York beat Newport News 24 in building and was ready for commission this week Lord remains in charge through keel laying and project planning as officials expect a world record in the new vessel Bath should be proud of his achievement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Lord
Naval
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Texas
Newport News Co
Newport News
Lord
Brooklyn
Roosevelt
Navy
Bath
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Ayer-Gilman
Blaisdell-Richards
B.G. Potter
Ernest F. Kelley
Congress
Joseph Torrey
F. B. Nichols
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans
Seth Stewart
Green St
University OF Maine
College of Agriiculture
Newburg
West Paris
Winthrop
Islesboro
Fairfield
Wilton
Belfast
East Vassalboro
Buckfield
Perry
Warren
Windsor
Columbia Falls
Lubec
Tel
A. E. Bishop
Fletcher
Centaur Company
SU la Pres't
David S. Jordan
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