Forty Years Ago in Bath April 9 1885 Dunlap commandery event
The Dunlap commandery No 5 E T installed officers on Center street in Bath before about two hundred spectators. Grand Commander I. Bangs and Past Commander J. Hayes presided. A banquet followed with 200 guests and eight dances at City Hall. Attendees included out of town sir knights and Bath members, with praise for the orderly ceremony and entertainment. Health, social and civic notes fill the rest of the item from April 9 1885.
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Dunlap Comemandery No. 5
E.T
Center Street
I. &. Bangs
Waterville
Joseph M. Hayes
William D. Mussenden
John W. Ballou
Charles A. Coombs
Edward W. Larrabee
Edward W. Rider
Frank A. Palner
William B. Hill
Augustus ©. Sprague
Charles N. Turner
William Ty. Palmer
Enos F. Whitehouse
George FE. Litchfield
George M. Shepard
John R. Knowlton
J. M. Brown
Fneeh Foster
Lewiston Commandery
U. S. Bangs
Ed Beaumont
G. M. Lee
F. H. Porington
William Pierce
William Barron
Sadagshoe Historical Society Meeting Conflict Report
On April 10, 1385, J. O. Shaw travels to Saco while The Orphan's Home is being painted. The Society's regular meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday evening but the Board of Trade also has a public meeting that same evening, causing a scheduling conflict.
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Charles F. Merrill
Portland
Robie
Merrill
Maine
Shaw
Western Union
Thomaston
Capone
Santoro
Wagner
Gordon
J. O. Shaw
Saco
Sadagshoe Historical Society
Board of Trade
Why Englishmen Are Tongue-Tied at Dinner Speech Tone
A Royal Society dinner quote claims the four nations of the United Kingdom lack clear speech. Sir Lt. Chair Thompson notes the Welsh tongue, Irish confusion, English speech trouble, and Scots silence after wine. A separate medical line states Nurmi’s stressed heart rate ranges 44 to 49 beats per minute, versus 60 to 100 for ordinary stress.
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Thompson
Royal Society of Medicine
United Kingdom
Nurmi
Maine Probate Notices List Executors and Administrators
Beatrice Rand petitions for Letters Testamentary in Sagadahoc counts. The will names heirs and asks to be executrix without bond. Notices order Bath publication May 5 1925. Cora Corliss petitions for executorship without bond in Woolwich and Rath. Pending orders named heirs and publication for May 5 1925. Also multiple probate notices certify administrators for Poleman, Tempe, Temple and Brown estates in Sagadahoc counties.
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State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Beatrice E. Rand
Path
Arthur W. JH. Rand
Bath
Arthur W. UW. Rand Jr
Maine
Philip Allen Rand
Beatrice Berand
Cora A. Corliss
Woolwich
Fred P. Corliss
Said
Ashion
Corliss
Rath
Fllen W. Merrill
Charlotte C. Longfellow
Worcester
Mass
Cora A, Corliss
James S. Lowell
State OF
Wellington F. Dunton
Wilfred E. Dunton
Edith M. Denton
Mary Alice Dunton
Frank O. Dunton
Heroakl EK. Dunton
Sagadahoe
Wellington FL
Dunton
Anil A. D
Edward W. Bridgham
Mary D. Yule
William Yule
Marvy D. Yule
W. Walter Yule
East Orange
N. J
Mary DO Yal
Fred H. Thompson
ATE
Independent
Beteceles
Charles C. Low
C. T
Elizabeth A
Bath Independent
Bathy
James
Lowell
Local Notes From Town and River Front
April 13 1925 farmers anticipate a good hay crop while river ice remains noticeable. Salem resident W T Collins formerly of this town visits She pit Fegs in Augusta. Denman Thompson performs at Columbian fifth Aprilt. Wellington Sprague and wife of Lewiston visit over Sunday. Mayor Wakefield returns from a ten day business trip. A 50 mile go as you please event is announced.
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Kennebec
Kennebec Ice Company
Richmond
Augusta
Thieves & DeWitt Company
Tee and Trade Journal
W. T. Collins
Salem
This Town
She Pit
Wellington Sprague
Lewiston
Easter Pageant At Corliss Street Church
At Corliss Street Church on a Faster Sunday Rev RE O Taylor led a morning program with Velma Cornish Harold Safford and a strong choir. An evening pageant The Gates of the Garden presented by the Sunday school featured named participants and roles among young cast members.
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Corliss Street
RE. O. Taylor
Mra Whidden
Velma Cornish
Harold Safford
Hessie Hunt
John Russell
Elmer FP. Campbell
Alice Averill
Stearns Scott
Ambrose McFadden
Emil Hall
Howard Wakem
Charles Holbrook
Elmer Campbell
Kathryn Trott
Faith
Adelaide Campbell
Dorothy Donnell
Fenn
Isabelle Daisley
Pleasure
Virginia Clarke Paine
Beatrice Gordon
Wealth
Elizabeth Deering
Mary Magdaline
Louise Munsey
Mary
James
Margaret Chaney
Joanna
Amanda Munsey
Angel
Mildred Hunt
Tertius
Doris Campbell
Claudin—Trene Coombs
Bath Pastor Proves Excellent Fisherman at Sebago Lake
In Bath Maine Rev Samuel A Evans fished on Sebago Lake and landed two salmon. One about 18 inches and the other 24 inches, each around three and a half pounds. The article notes local officials and ongoing assessments in Bath Sagadahoc.
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Samuel A. Evans
Rieh~ville
Sebago Lake
Mr. Evans
Notable Church Members Named in Local Obituary Fragment
Narcissa-Olive Hallowell and several listed relatives appear in a church notice. The hall decorations feature white, green, and purple, with the same scheme echoed in the plants.
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Narcissa
Olive Hallowell
Annah Chaney
Elizabeth ‘Trott
Evelyn ‘Trott
Mildred Averill
Carolyn Plant
Marjory Palmer
Marion Palmer
Marjorie Lamont
Milred Chellis
Charlena Cornish
K O C Whist Party Winners and Bankruptcy Meeting
At the Knights of Columbus hall Monday night Mrs Albert Losier and Roger Moulton won first prizes in a K O C whist party. Ethel Lundrigan and Margaret Conley tied for ladies second with Lundrigan winning on the cut. Stephen McPhee earned the men's second prize. After the games ice cream and cake were served. Refereein’ Bankruptcy William T Hall held the first creditor meeting Tuesday in Wiscasset for Bryant C Wade of Damariscotta.
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Knights of Columbus Hall
Albert Losier
Roger Moulton
Ethel Lundrigan
Margaret Conley
Miss Lundrigan
Stephen McPhee
William T. Hall
Wiscasset
Bryant C. Wade
Damariscotta
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Brunswick
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Winneganee
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Fosco
Charles B. Taylor
Will
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Charles Tk. Harrington
William Blagdon
Healey
Gracie Plummer
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Fairfield
Charles Mason
W. Clt. U
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Stown
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Grant
Lee
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Belfast Journal
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West Bath
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Eugenio Antoinette Whitmore
Edmund B. Crockett
Rockport
Gracie T. Yard
John W. Stewart
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Henry TL. Adams
Dell
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Michael Visher
J. J. Spinney
New
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York Street
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Whittier
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Bert Wall
Cornetist
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Choate
Adame
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A. D
Fred UH. Thompson
Sapadahoc
William F. Dunham
Sagadatioc
Joseph
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William F. Dunstam
Edwin Mwyman
Phinpshors
William B. Telea Bath
William FL
Dunham
Fred HH. Thompson
Roth Milne
Css
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Henry Po Getelell
Fred JH. Thompson
William. F. Dunham
Arthur A. Brown
Denman Thompson
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Ellent
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Robert Praeue
Minor
James S. le
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Maiden Lane
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Roene
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Dec
Bance
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Asinca
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Liberty Street
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JEC
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