Forty Years Ago in Bath March 29 1911
Bath column recounts events from 1911 including church angel lore, local political notes on income tax, school moves, and coastal trade topics. It mentions Bath projects at Popham Beach, lodge anniversaries, shipyard updates, and community gatherings with names like Raymond, Stannard, and Morse.
M H S Class of 1911 Guests Idle in Washington
Members of the M. H. 8S. class of 1911 now in Washington send souvenir post cards to friends. The party is stopping at the Grand Hotel and enjoying their stay before starting home tomorrow.
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Washington
Grand Hotel
Unspecified matchup with scoring and substitutions noted
The score listed was 698 to 633. Whitehouse substituted for Wolf and Haggett for Sylvester in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehouse
Wolf
Haggett
Sylvester
Sibley bill sets five day notice for marriage licenses
A 1911 draft from the House committee on public health proposes an act relating to marriage. It requires applicants to file a certificate of intention signed by both parties at least five days before license issuance, with records open to public inspection. The act would take effect June first, 1911.
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Portsmouth
Gretna
Maine
Massachusetts
Sibley
House Committee On Public Health
Phippsburg PTA Plans Delegates and Drive
Phippsburg schoolhouse hosted a PTA meeting with 12 members and three guests. Mrs. Norman MacDonald presided in Mrs. John Williams absence as vice president. A Quarters for Headquarters contribution was approved. Delegates to the State PTA convention in Lewiston were to be sent with partial expenses paid. Mrs. Maurice Skillin and Mrs. Donald Logan named to plan the June meeting. nominating committee elected: Mrs. Skillin and Mrs. Lester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman MacDonald
John Williams
Lewiston
Maurice Skillin
Donald Logan
Skillin
Lester
Bath societies serve refreshments by Lieut Abbie McCabe
Lieut Abbie McCabe and her committee organized refreshments for Bath society members, providing light fare and beverages at the event.
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Lieut
Abbie McCabe
Central Church League notes on events and plans
The Central Church League met in the parish house with good attendance. Hosts were Mrs. William Blair and Mrs. Leonard Litchfield. The group thanked Ladies' Aid and League members for serving at the University of Life meeting. An April rummage sale is planned for early May and invitations will be extended to Sunday school teachers for a party on April 16. Members were asked to contact Mrs. Richard Kimball about old mattresses.
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Philip Jacob
Raymond Campbell
Foxboro
Mass
Truman Roberts
Stanley
Portland
Donald Logan
Winneganee
New York City
Frank Cutting
Gloucester
Cutting
Frank Younger
Charles Minott
Leo Hamel
Hartford
Conn
League of Central Church
William Blair
Leonard Litchfield
League
University of Life
Seth Thorton
Nellie Lord
Eugene Sprague
Mary Larrabee
Doris Humphreys
Eleanor Ferguson
J. Haviland Torrey
Carl Pierce
Laforest Hodggins
James Caverly
William Peavey
George VanWynen
John Grindell
April
Edward Cummings
Richard Kimball
Birthday Party Honors Teenager’s Twelfth Anniversary
The Teenagers club hosted a party last week at Miss Marilyn Hamlin’s home on 27 Cummings Street to celebrate her twelfth birthday anniversary.
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Marilyn Hamlin
Cummings Street
Foreclosure Notice on Bath Property by First Federal Savings
Ruth M. MacKenzie of Bath defaulted on a mortgage dated December 22 1949 held by First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath. The notice describes three Bath parcels tied to Isaac B. Reed and Clifford Belanger and states a foreclosure action for breach of mortgage conditions. Dated March 30 1981 Bath Maine signed by J Frank Hunt treasurer.
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Ruth M. MacKenzie
Bath
Sagadahoc
State of Maine
State of
Maine
Clifford Belanger
Court Street
Belanger
Isaac B. Reed
James A. Winslow
Reed
Sagadahoc Registry of Deeds
George Belanger
Winslow Court
Ndfather
Savings and Association of Bath
J. Frank Hunt
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath
J. FRANK_HUNT
Birthday party and meeting at Valley Road home
At a Valley road gathering April 4 hosted by Lyn Bates, refreshments in yellow and white were served. Marilyn Bates received gifts and guests played games with Camille Remick winning two prizes for dropping clothespins and guessing beans. Marilyn Bates and Jeanette Stinson won prizes for spinning the bottle. Attendees included Nancy Eseley Phyllis Grainger Jeanette Mailly Marilyn Bates Priscilla Gallant Jeanette Stinson Camille Remick Jerry Parker and several Hamlin family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thore
Lyn Bates
Valley Road
Marilyn
Camille Remick
Marilyn Bates
Jeanette Stinson
Nancy Eseley
Phyllis Grainger
Jeanette Mailly
Priscilla Gallant
Jerry Parker
May
Ella
Joan
Janice
Judy Hamlin
Blanch Locke
Louise Hamlin
Marilyn Hamlin
Knights of Columbus Plan Local Activities and Teams
Knights of Columbus held a Thursday meeting praising Easter plans and voting donations to the American Red Cross Pine Tree Society of Crippled Children and Adults Bath-Woolwich American Legion Junior Baseball School. The council announced entry of a team in the State K of C bowling tournament with preliminaries in Portland and it will sponsor a softball team in the City Softball League again this year.
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Knights of Columbus
American Red Cross
Pine Tree Society of Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Bath-Woolwich American Legion
Portland
Knights
United States Tops Coffee Import Share Worldwide
The United States imports about two thirds of all coffee exports from global coffee producing nations, underscoring its dominant role in the world market and shaping prices and trade dynamics.
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United States
Emerald Mines of Colombia Produce Vast Carats
The Chivor Somondoco emerald mines in Colombia yield about 100000 carats of fine emeralds annually, highlighting a major source of high quality stones for the gem trade.
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Colombia
Foreclosure Notice of Mortgage on Bath Maine Property
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath declares foreclosure on a joint tenancy property at 739 High Street Bath Sagadahoc Maine due to breach of mortgage terms dated June 14 1950 and recorded in Sagadahoc Registry of Deeds. The action targets Grace P Die and Bessie E Dickinson with a March 1 1951 filing by its Treasurer.
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Grace P. Die
Bessie E. Dickinson
Bath
Sagadahoc
State of Maine
Sa Ioc
Run of
Legard Naugust
Panadehac
Osrsee Ja
Ralph E. Legard
Forrest Legard
Ra Legard and
Forrest
Rejee Bs
Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath
J. Frank Hunt
Foreclosure Notice on Georgetown Property in Sagadahoc County
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath forecloses on Sherman W. Gempvelt and Dorothy M. Camp jointly owned parcel in Georgetown Sagadahoc County Maine described as the Narrows shore lot bounded by the Narrows shoreline Spinney land and town footpath. Breach of mortgage terms noted with date March 16 1951 Bath Maine.
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Sherman W. Gempvelt
Dorothy M. Camp
Georgetown
Sagadahoc
State of Maine
Sagedshoe
Sagada
State of
Maine
Town Road
Narrows
Herman A. Spinney
Fred P. Taylor
Herman A. Spin
Fed
Bath
First Federal Sa and Loan Asoy
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Lizzie Chaney
Vena Dobbin
Emma Knowlton
Annie Purington
Ethel Albee
Julia Martin
Mildred Trott
Eva Atwood
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Mary Kelley
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