Forty Years Ago in Bath April 1897 Highlights
Bath items recount local events from April 7 to 13 1897. Includes baggage service changes on Sagadahoc route, market produce shipments, births, civic meetings and budgets, fire alarm updates, street life and social notes, theater work, and community notices from Bath and West Bath.
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St Owen
Sagadahoc
Kennebec
No Name Whist Club Enjoys Session With Mrs Johnson
The No Name whist club held an interesting social session last evening in this city with Mrs. F E W Johnson. The article notes three siblings in the family and a sister lineup, reflecting a local community gathering and its attendees.
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FE. W. Johnson
Brown youths planed escape hinted by chiseled door
The report notes chisel marks on an outer door as Brown youths attempted an escape. Other Brown delivered the first mayflowers to the Times office this morning after picking them in Mr Palmer's pasture last night.
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Drake
Kennebec & Boston Steamboat Co
Boston
Bath
Deer Island
Middle Street
Times
Morse High Seeks 14-Game Spring Schedule
Morse High plans a 14 game spring slate for the Diamondeers under Coach Henry Small. The schedule adds four non league games with Coombs Bowdoinham Boothbay and Wiscasset to open at Kelley Field April 21 ahead of the KV League opener.
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Morse High
Diamondeers
Henry “Hank” Small
Bath
Kelley Field
Gardiner
Wes Plummer
Stanton
Epocrat John
Eddie Hambiett
Bath Y M C A reports record Winter basketball participation
A Bath YMCA season set a new record with 525 boys and young men playing basketball across five leagues Church Grammar School Intermediate High School and City Leagues. The YMCA listed assets and insurance entries alongside the participation figures in a broad financial and community update.
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Bath
William C. Perkins
Church
Petnketinedighs
Grammar School Leasure
Y High School
Morse
Shippine City
Cie
John Gaudet Wins Junior Division in Pocket Billiards
The YMCA A junior pocket billiards tourney crowned John Gaudet champion after six monthly events and a final. Frederick Hart won the senior division, defeating Haviland Chaney in the final, with Hart 75 Hall 55.
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Y M. Co. A
Weean
John Gaudet
Frederick Hart
Lne
Charles Sullivan, Jr
Donald Knight
Gaudet
Knight
Hart
Pramo Gallagher
George Perry
Haviland Chaney
Hall
Chaney
Fatimas to meet Marvels for Colonial Club title
Fatimas secure second half championship in the Colonial Club Bowling League then earn a roll off with Dave Mullins Marvels for the season crown. Horace Morse Wings came within one point as Allie Jewett led the night with 334, Johnny Levyn 398 and Clint Wilson 300.
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Arthur Pratt
Fatimas
Dave Mullins
Horace Morse
Wings
Paul Gregware
Muraels
Capt. Pratt
Fatinas
Herby Douglas
Kools
Allie Jewett
Clint Wilson
Johnny Levyn
Les Plant Tops Tuesday Night Bowling Standings
Les Plant led the Tuesday Night league with a 105.59 average on 170 strings, ahead of Maurice Oliver and Ken Morrison. Of 15 bowlers, 12 surpassed 90, with three over 100. Dick Frates edged Ralph Small for fourth at 99.76. Mrs Paul Moore of 23 Bates Street is confined at home due to illness.
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Les Plant
Maurice
Pete” Oliver
Ken Morrison
Dick Frates
Ralph Small
Paul Moore
Bates Street
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