Bath chronicle of events in 1913 Bath region
A busy Bath Daily Times selects news from April 10 1913 including club meetings and social events. Cosmopolitan Club charter, Helen Keller lecture tickets, Mrs Kane at 97, Club banquets, street fire, ship traffic, and local business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Keller
Shaw’s Book Store
Cosmopolitan Club
Lina Andrews
Elizabeth Dean
Mabel Thwing
Alice Varney
Elizabeth We
Alice
Jennie Waters
Gene
Marion Freeman
Florence Andrews
Gatet
Foote
Florfynce Raird
Folsom
Mrs. Grace
Fight Between Bird and Ma Detper Before Stbmporate Lich
A clash between two individuals described as bird and Ma Detper escalated prior to a formal ceremony. Local officials reported no injuries as security intervened. Further details were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
Ma Detper
Civic clubs unite for city cleanup campaign plan
A coalition of the Encee Tag Es from the ial Club the Merchantion the nightly Cite Me ay Club and Cosmopolitan Club forms to pursue civic improvement. The group will conduct a city cleanup campaign modeled after successful efforts in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ial
Th Merchantion
Cite Me —Ay
Cosmopolitan Club
Bath Garage Receives Sixth Ford Carload This Spring
April 13, 1913 The Bath Garage Co received a carload of Ford cars from Detroit totaling 42 for the season. A seven passenger taxicab included in the morning shipment signals the launch of taxi service here next week with rates aligned to the current hack schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Garage Co
Ford
Detroit
Mr and Mrs Farnham Move to South End Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Farnham relocate to a South End residence after a lengthy stay at the home of Representative and Mrs Charles Farn Albert Rogers and Woodbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Farn
Ham
South End
Representaive
Charles L. Farn
Albert Rogers
Woodbury
Alameda removal and new theater planned for September
Albert Gay and Martin Gauvin signed an April 14 1913 contract with Abrams Amusement Co to remove the Alameda and begin tearing down tomorrow. They filed a bond to complete in 20 days and cleared the site for a new theater slated for dedication early in September. Morse Bros of this city sold 18000 tons of ice to P Anderson of Boston with shipping to start next week. Frank S Rowker bought two heavy horses for his Phippsburg shipyard. An Athletics vs Ninth Grade game at Kimball's field ended 4 to 3 in favor of the Athletics amid wet field conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gay
Martin Gauvin
Abrams Amusement Co
Alameda
Morse Brogs
West Harbor
Mill Cove
Bonthhay
P Anderson
Boston
Woolwich Couple’s Silver Anniversary Observed Locally
A Woolwich silver wedding anniversary celebration is noted with a long list of relatives and friends from Brunswick Somersworth Topsham and nearby towns. Families of St Pierre Massee Arsenault and others share congratulations as the couple marks 25 years together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliic St. Pierre
Joanne
Muriel
Camille Fournier
Rose
Alice
Adelard St. Pierre
Arthur St. Pierre
Charles St. Pierre
Charlene
George St. Pierre
Ronald
Emile St. Pierre
Madeline Massee
Ben Doucette
Harold Gilpatrick
Brunswick
Ferdinand Massee
Rachel
Richard
Somersworth
N. H
Beverly Barnes
Topsham
Clarence Cunningham
Janice
Whornham
John Arsenault
Revere
Mass
Philip Bernard
Chelsea
Joseph Arsenault
Robert
Bath
Emanuel Arsenault
Donald
Dale St. Pierre
Woolwich
West Pointers Plan Improvements
The Friendship club outlined plans for upcoming fair preparations with meetings led by James O. Gilliam, president. Future sessions focus on Aug. 10 and 11 events, with an April 14 gathering at Jana Gilliam’s home and refreshments under Mrs. Winona Rumery. Officers include Mrs. Martin Doyle as president and Mrs. Maureen T. Wallace as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lace
Esther M. Alexander
Maureen T. Wallace
Mina B. Gilliam
Susan A. Wallace
James O. Gilliam
Friendship Club
Jana Gilliam
Winona Rumery
Martin Doyle
Cosmopolitan Club Hosts Afternoon of Music and Tea
The Cosmopolitan Club held a themed event with piano solos by Elaine Renshaw and Cynthia Osger, vocal pieces by Miss Low and Miss Oswood, and readings from past presidents. Guests included Maine Federation president Mrs Bradford Cushman and past presidents. certificates for 25 and 50 year clubs were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta
Order of Jern
Elaine Renshaw
Miss Singer
Jack Wallace
Nathan W. Watson
Maurice Hutchins
Harriet Henderson Cook
Whitman
Mass
Howard F. Cramer
Bradford Cushman
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cosmopolitan Club
Sumner Sewall
Sewall
Dearborn
G. Baer Connard
Delen Bonsey
Albert Whitney
Thomas L. Fairchild
Portland
Douglas- Dearborn
Paul G Bagdikian
Alice Varney
Marcia Stinson
Herbert F. Calderwood
Warren F. Hawley
Margaret Boote
Dean Shaw
Allan Spear
Joseph I. Smith
Anne Kimball
Linwood W. Boardman
Leslie J. Wold
Arthur S. Eseley
Granville
W. Colby
Frederick P. Moffatt
Alice Johnson
Carville M. Douglas
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
John Robbins
Cosmopolitan Drama Club
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Charles T. Small
Fred W. Quimby
Mildred G. Nichols
Arthur J. Burgess
Isadore Singer
Loring R. Addison
Bernard Knight
Daniel F. Matter
Carville Douglas
Louis H. Silverman
Louis Annis
John M. Leonard
Paul R. Marchant
Rachel Nichols
Roscoe P. McFadden
Herbert Harris
Harry Young
Family News In Brief From Local Homes
Miss Mary Perry registered nurse at Radcliffe College returns to work after Easter visit with her father Edward Perry and sister Mrs. Joseph Cyr at their Center street home. Mrs. Gordon Benson of Brockton Mass returns home after a week with Mrs. William P. Hatch of 394 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Perry
R. N
Radcliffe College Infirmary
Edward Perry
Joseph Cyr
Center Street
Gordon Benson
Brockton
Mass
William P. Hatch
Washington Street
Duke Blue Devils Narrow Pass Defense Ranked No 2
Duke University's 1952 football team ranked second in the nation for pass defense allowing an average of 6 yards per game through the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke University
Blue Devils
Mrs Wood Returns Home From Memorial Hospital
Mrs Wood has returned to her home at 642 Washington Street after a brief medical stay at Memorial Hospital.
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Alice A. Kane
Cleveland Kane
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State House
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Morse High School
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Weston
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Master Davis
Frank Davis
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Mary A. Wiggin
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Walter Rogers
Ponce
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H. W. Owen, Jr
Maine Coast Artillery
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Thomas Durkin
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Gray’s Harbor
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Middle Street
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Macy
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William M. Mhearles
Albert Kimball
Herbert E. Williams
H. Augustus Huse
Frank W. Perkins
John Good
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E. W. Larrabee
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Rev Culbert McGay
Charles H. Brown
Charles H. Canill
Fred P. Shaw
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Payson Smith
Augusta
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Lincoln County Lumber Co
William Robinson
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James Knight
Savage Lane
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Aramede Tarbox
John A. Morse
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D. A. R. Sessions
Allans
Tarbox
Virginia
John L. Evans
Bath Iron Works
Electric Boat Co
New London
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Walter H. Peterson
Kenneth
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Ge Ll. Berry
Pretty
Mr. Ingalls
Webber
Annie Cutting
Phippsburg
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John S. Ballou
Edgar Warren
Bay Point
Warren Fish Co
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Gott's Cove
S Wharf
Frank Card
F. H. Pratt
Bath Company
Charles M. Snow
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Frederick W. Freeman
Potter
Rogers
Johnson
Cedar and
Mad- Jene
Louise Haggett
Biege
Clarence H. Lindsay
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Parker Head
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Cedar Street
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Lizzie Cressy
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Percy Plant
George Blackwood
Maurice Jewett
Harold Brown
Edward Spinney
Elmer Robbins
Lester McNeil
Willis
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Charles H. Cahill
Arles R. Higgins
Thomas S. Gibbons
Ernest A. Allan
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M. J. McCormick
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Kimball's Field
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Cook
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Ward
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Deering
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Kelley's New & Used Parts
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Jane Ishing
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Cushing
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Georgetown
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Arthur I J. Eee
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Glens Fable Insurance CO
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