Forty Years Ago in Bath Summary Card
A 1895 Bath column covers Walker street sewer assessments hearing set for April 23, local illness at the Phoenix, a flowering oleander on Dummer street, ram Katahdin tests on the official South Portland mile, Boothbay excursion crowds, Universalist shore supper, Canadas spar cargo hauled by Joshua Larrabee, G A R levee and fair at Alameda with Edison phonographs and a Kinetoscope, various exhibitions at the fair, and a schedule of performances by local groups and clubs.
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Walker Street
Bath
Canadas
Joshua Larrabee
Oliver Locke
Bath Brings Westward Water Flow Through Standpipe
March 29 1895 workmen reverse Bath standpipe valve to allow Nequasset water to Brunswick system while preventing return flow. Bowdoin College Paradise Spring water to be stored off campus. Town news covers fairs, engagements, weddings, athletic exhibition, electric work, ship repairs, and local incidents with named locals and firms.
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Bath
Brunswick
Bowdoin College
Paradise
Musical Four Years Old Meets Sunday Night Program
Mrs. Robert B. Hatch and Mrs. Fred K. Sturtevant hosted Les Camarades Musicaux at 601 Washington to celebrate their club’s fourth anniversary with a varied program. Miss Alice N. Magoun spoke on Famous Benefactors of Music before the concert featuring quartets, duets, solos, and piano numbers performed by members including Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. Rice, Mr. Ramsay, Mr. Royal, Mrs. Albee, Miss Melcher, and others.
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Alameda
J. W. Kelley
Ada Norton
Ramsay
Luce
Robert B. Hatch
Fred K. Sturtevant
Les Camarades Musicaux
Hatch
Washington Street
Alice N. Magoun
Flag misflown at city hall draws brief distress notice
The American flag at Augusta City Hall fluttered upside down for hours, sparking public attention. From morning until nearly 2 pm the 48 stars appeared at the bottom, prompting calls to the police station and the mayor's office as passersby noticed the error.
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Augusta City Hall
City Hall
Probate Notices From Sagadahoc Maine 1935
Court orders notice for Helen G Morton trustee to account for Walter Barker estate with April hearing. Guardian Elizabeth A French seeks sale of real estate in Gorham for Curtis and Cora Pearson minors. Probate appointments: Allan Spear administrator Henretta Webber and Delmar Bates executor Bates estate. Total liabilities and surplus listed for Allied Company.
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State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Bath
Helen G. Morton
Walter A. Barker
Walter S. Glidden
R. Thornton
T.a
Lydia Littlefield Galt
West Bath
Elizabeth A. French
Curtis Pearson
Cora May Pearson
Gorham
Alberta Robarge
Said Robarge
Ed Brackett
White Rock
Sabago Lake
H. E. Verrill
Esther Anne Pearson
Charlotte R. Rolfe
Cumberland County
Guardian
Sagadahoe
Said County
Allan Spear
Henretta A. Webber
Delmar E. Bates
Samuel F. Bates
Maine Casualty CO
Mutual Fire Ins. CO
Congress
Portland
Maine
de Des Moines
Iowa
SUN Ins. Office, Ltd
Okee
April Services at Wesley Church in Easter Program
The Wesley Methodist church led by Rev. Ernest Heywood outlines April services to avoid sunset delays for steriopticon pictures. Highlights include April 7 at 7 30 p.m. with paintings, April 14 Palm Sunday 10 30 a.m. service and 7 30 p.m. pageant The Last Night, April 21 Easter service and 7 30 p.m. resurrection pictures, and April 28 special music by visiting artists with other Holy Week plans to be announced. Hoosag Kadiperooni of Lewiston High is valedictorian and Virginia Cummings is salutatorian with several other honor students listed.
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Wesley Methodist Church
Ernest Heywood
Newton's of London
Hoosag Kadiperooni
Gregory Kadjperooni
Nichols Stret
Lewiston
Lewiston High School
Virginia Cummings
Ralph B. Cummings
Sylvan Avenue
Chester White
Irving Friedman
Reuben Swolnick
Kenneth Holden
Marion Greeley
Harold Higgins
Rockland High 1935 Graduate Wins Gregg Shorthand Award
Miss Eleanor Witchenbaugh of Rockland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. WInchenbaugh, stands as the sole member of Rockland High’s class of 1935 to pass the 100-word-a-minute Gregg shorthand test, for which she will receive the offered award.
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Eleanor Witchenbaugh
H. R. Winchenbaugh
Rockland
Rockland High
Poem Found in 1822 Laws Honoring North Haven Volunteers
Miss Faye Coburn of Vinalhaven found a copy of the 1822 Laws of Maine containing a printed poem dedicated to the Brave Volunteers of North Haven. She alerted librarian Miss Jennie Beverage. the framed poem is placed in the liberty and signed H. B.
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Faye Coburn
Vinalhaven
Maine
North Haven
Jennie Beverage
Liberty
H. B
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Bath Daily Times
James Brooks
the Phoenix
William Gallant
Aene
William A. McNeal
Dummer Street
Southport
Entwistle
J. B. Hoover
Boothbay
The
Universalist Church
Cycle Club
Naval Cadet
Charles R. Higgins
Monarch
Epworth League
Beacon Street
Origia
C. W. Harrington
John T. Patten
New York
New Orleans
Ed Sewall
Jennie Melcher
High Street
Nellie Hunt
Parker M. Reed
Maine Genealogical Society
Custom House Square
Custom House
D. O. Foye
Henry P. Mason
Samuel R. Percy
George M. Adams
Colina
Charles E. Patten
Normandy
Thomas W. Hyde
Carrie A. Norton
N. T. Palmer
George E. Walcott
William S. Johnson
James H. Dudley
Mary E. H. G. Dow
Mr. Johnson
William H. Davenport
Jerre
Gilmore
Mr. Besselievre
Harry Mason Y
John M. Skofield
Eral
Messrs
Huse and
Carr
Gardiner
Welcome Soap Co
W. F. Nichols
R. C. Harris
John S. Wiggin
George W. Luce
S. T. Snipe
F. A. Luce
Charles H. Matson
Sandy
William Ledyard
Miss Reddy
van Houten
G. A. R. Fair
the Times
Harry Leon Mitchell
Leonard & Mitchell
Josephine Ruth Collins
Oakland
Cal
Honolulu
John H. Raymond
Nicholas Blaisdell
Abram Conklin
Bowdoin
Bowdoin College Orchestra
Beatrice
C. B. Harrington
John McDonald
Ira Storer
Waldoboro
Kobe
Japan
Kelley & Spear
Hamilton and Sawyer of
Chebeague
Frank Dennett
Washington, DC
May Welch
Annette Welch
C. F. Perry
Augusta
James W. Wakefield
East
Thomaston
State Prison
Messers
Wetherbee
Savage
North End
Delia Low
Florida
Mrs. Low
Mabel Palmer
Boston
Chester
Penny
F. W. O'Brien
Middle Street
Coombs
Frank Molin
John Coffel
Newport News
Mainerum
Owen
Columbia Theatre
Oakwood Park
Blair
Knickerbocker Towage Co
H. G. Rowe
Five Islands
E S. Blynn
Cambridge
Mass
Samuel Rowe
Pauline Hall
Lois Dunning
Beacon Street Church
M. C. Pendexter
M. S. Higgins
H. E. Grant
Margaret
Enos F. Whitehouse
Eleanor Hyde
Elmhurst
William Hodgdon
N. W. Hamm
Jason Savage
Music Hall
Guardians of the Peace
O’brien
Gus Guerrero
Patsy Clare
Guerrero
Clare
Mac
J. McKiever
Roger Guthrie
Young McKiever
Roger
Prof
Led Breewn
Charles Belcher
Phil Jason
Jesse Savage
Jason
Cecelia Club
Jennie Morse
Oliver Moses
Sagadahoc Supreme One Court
Jusomas
Haskell Daniel PB. Dougherty
Traverse
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Barbara Ross
E Minor
Mendelssohn
Miss Melcher
Rei
Branscombe—Saint-Saens
Rice
Mr. Field
Albee
Sturtevant
Cary
Mr Royal
Mr. McPherson
Ober- CN Sg Vets Oatepes
von Weber Messrs. Field, Ramsay, Royal and Smith
Kneass
Hatch and Mrs. Carey
McPherson
Field
Beau Brocade
Montague Phillips
Smith
Liszt Merton Sprague
Thomas
Feramors
Rubenstein
Fera- Miops
Thomas Mr. Smith
John L. Jack
Icine Tee
D. M. Humphreys & CO
John IL
Jack
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Travellers Insurance CO
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Charles H. Morse
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Massachusetts Accident CO
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