Bath Daily Times 1913 Items From City News
Bath residents read of theatre plans for Alameda site in Portland led development and tearing down Alameda this month. Community events include a birthday surprise for Mrs. McGregor, a Park Rollaway opening, and a new ice barge overhaul.
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Charles McGregor
Somerset Place
Costain
Automob Piles Bound for Bath Residents
Several car loads of automobile wreckage are en route to Bath for disposal or salvage, indicating a local post-accident recovery or clearing operation near Bath.
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Bath
Cry My See Hugh Leads Department Engineer Misread
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a report about Hugh directing a department and an engineer under his oversight. The readable words imply a leadership or accountability issue within a department last evening.
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Hugh
Change in Waseca police leadership noted
April 3 1913 Capt Charles E Wallace of the night watch is reassigned to a full duty post after Parker E Lewis declines appointment John Sonia will become captain and return to the day force Wallace has eight years service including four years on night shift The Waseca Club of Auburn prepares for interclub competitions with leaders aiming for first place visibility remains uncertain
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Charles E. Wallace
Night Watch
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Parker E. Lewis
Wallace
John Sonia
Waseca Club
Auburn
Olonials
Bath civic notes of 1913 March to April
April 4 1913 city news covers Hyde Webber committee on school buildings plan to inspect 15 schools and push yearly improvements. Sanitary drinking fountains are now in several schools and performing well. Beacon Street church Boy Scout patrols under Elliot Fuller with Harvey Erskine assistant lead Eagle patrol John Minott Carl Cook Fox and Cat names appear among Bath figures including E S Crosby Larrabee C S Brown Cahill and others. New potatoes arrive in northern markets from Florida with Boston prices at six dollars a barrel. Additional items mention Shaw Percy Torrey Oliver and others traveling to Augusta and new night watch duty assignments completing shifts and elections for assessors James C. Musiman and Geo Hunt.
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BE. W. Hyde
Merton O. Webber
Éravens
Beacon Street
Bath
Ball
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Harvey Erskine
John Minott
Eagle Patrol
Martin McDonald
Carl Cook
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Cat
Bath Iron Works to inaugurate eight hour day in June
Notices posted state Bath Iron Works will implement the eight hour workday on June 30 under a law for Navy ship builders. Merchants and clerks learn a Helen Keller lecture date change. Several Bath residents travel, job moves noted.
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Bath Iron, Works
House party features chicken dinner Sunday
A social gathering at a local residence included a chicken dinner on Sunday, drawing neighbors and friends to share a meal and conversation in the afternoon.
New England Soda Fountain Upgrades Edg es Local Shop
A. Hallet & Co, of this city, buys an advanced soda water system from American Soda Fountain Co. using imported Italian marble green Alps slate and copper and black tin. 12 syrup jars of vitreous china. Cox can serve five times as many customers. Raymond Trott returns from Dartmouth for spring vacation.
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Ocean Drive Leads Hooper's Seventeen Year Run
A lean season sees Ocean Drive take the lead as W Hooper’s entrant edges close to a key milestone at the track meet in Haleah.
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Htaleah
Family Supper Menu Featuring Lamb Stew And Sides
A simple meal of lamb stew with bread and butter, a teased green salad, rice and raisin pudding, and a beverage makes a wholesome family supper.
Bath cadet seeks international trip after CAP screening
John C. Hart Jr. of Bath, a cadet first lieutenant in the Civil Air Patrol Brunswick Squadron, appeared before the CAP Maine Wing screening board at the South Portland armory for selection to the International Exchange Program. The top three Maine cadets will fly abroad for four weeks, with a $100 prize for the best trip essay. Hart attended the 1951 CAP Summer encampment at Grenier AF Base and plans to return this summer, accompanied by Maine Wing leaders and Brunswick Squadron officials.
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Charles Street
Bath
Jackie
Civil Air Patrol
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CAP
Grenier Air Force Base
Edward H. Vose
Maine
Gerald Lallier
Bernard Knight
Bath Lodge of Elks Installation Friday
Bath Lodge of Elks will hold its annual installation of officers Friday night at the city hall auditorium after a 6 30 smorgasbord. Installing officers come from Portland lodge. Following the ceremony, members will return to the club rooms for a dance. wives and friends are invited. Officers listed include Exalted Ruler Hugh S. MacDonald and others.
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City Hall
Hugh S. MacDonald
Percy W. Kingsbury
Sewall Chapter Meeting Highlights Historic Wallpapers
A Sewall Chapter gathering featured a speaker on wallpaper history with her secretary assisting. A rising vote honored Mrs. Larsen for the program. The room displayed yellow jonquils and orchid iris with yellow tapers as tea was served by hostesses including Janet Bussey and Alice Varney.
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Elizabeth Gibbons
Like Niles
Alice Varney
Janet Bussey
Isabelle Bridgham
Lucy Armstrong
Anna Tubbs
Frances Small
GOP Finance Committee Plans 1953 Off Year Budget
The Republican State committee finance group met at Worster House in Hallowell after dinner and discussions centered on a tentative budget for the 1953 off year elections. Chairman Bradford Hutchins of Augusta led the meeting with State Rep. Cleveland P. Curtis of Bowdoinham as a member. other attendees included Mrs. Marie McLaughlin of Bangor, Mrs. May Chapman of Portland, and Howard Keyes of Skowhegan.
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Hallowell
Bradford Hutchins
Augusta
Cleveland P. Curtis
Bowdeinham
Marie McLaughlin
Bangor
May Chapman
Portland
Howard Keyes
Skowjhegan
Former Winners Nominated for McLennan Race at Hialeah
Three former champions are named for the $50,000 McLennan stakes at Hialeah. Spartan Valor from 1952, Fine Way from 1951, and Three from 1950 are among the field.
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Bath Societies Gather for Grand Officers in Attendance
Grand officers are expected to be present and Dirigo Court members hoped to attend. Some guest Sicers may be from surrounding areas. Refreshments will be served after the session.
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Westbrook
Portia
Central Church League Holds Meeting and Paper Drive
The Central Church League met in the parish house Monday evening with President Mrs Herbert Pierce presiding. A paper drive is set for Sunday and members may leave papers at the parish house or be contacted for collection. The April 13 meeting at 7 30 pm will be at Mrs Edward A Cummings 418 Washington street with hostesses named for the event.
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League of Central Church
Herbert Pierce
Ieonece Thombs
Chatrranes Intire
Clyde Ambrose
Robert de Sey
Richard Kimball
Arthur MacDonald
Seth Thornton
Horace Morse
Harold Avery
Edward A. Cummings
League
Washington Street
Laforest Hodgkins
John Grindell
James Caverly
Corliss St Brotherhood Names Officers and Plans Activities
At its regular meeting the Corliss St Brotherhood installed E. P. Strube as president Melvin Pratt as vice president Raymond Watson as secretary treasurer and Louis MacDonald as publicity director The group voted to start monthly meetings at 730 pm invite youths 17 and up to join discuss darts and checkers a clambake for August at Buzzy Safford s camp and a film on the Chosin to Hungnam evacuation The next meeting is April 27 at 730 pm
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Brotherhood
E. P. Strube
Melvin Pratt
Raymond Watson
Louis MacDonald
Buzzy Safford
Brunswick
Chasin
Harold Safford
Bill Paisley
L. C. MacDonald
Foster Pratt
Floyd Elwell
Suburb Civic Club Plans Rummage Sale and Easter Bonnet Contest
The Suburb Civic Club met at Winneganee Community House with 13 members and one guest. Mrs. Thatcher Pinkham is improving as vice president Mrs. Elmer Morse led the meeting. Members voted to extend the telephone bridge to April 16 and preparations for a rummage sale on April 14 were announced. Prizes were awarded for Easter bonnet designs crafted from ore paper, and refreshments were provided by hostesses.
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J. Emery Footer
Danford McDonald
Harald Rogers
Frank Mott
Annie Pero
Arthur Perry
John, York
John Williams
Cosmopolitan Club Event Allots Roles and Plans
The Porannauersart of Cosmopolitan Club invites members to an 8 to 10 pm meeting with guest Quimby and Miss Mildred. A long list of committee volunteers and hostesses is named, including Mrs. Sherwood, Mrs. Heenie, and Mrs. Couture. Mrs. Cushman of Portland and state federation officials may attend. planning committee to meet Friday at seven at the clubhouse.
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Delen Bonsey
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Frank Saunders
James Knight
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Albert Whitney
Roscoe P. McFadden
Yierbert Harris
Bradford Cushman
Portland
Maine State Federation of Women’s Club
Bath Iron Works workers plan hobby show
BIW employees and families display hobbies at a Saturday show in the recreation hall on Washington Street from six to 10 PM. Exhibits include carvings, dolls, rugs, watercolors, sketches, furniture and more. Admission is free.
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Victor “Linnel
Henry Dubar
Frank Givin
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