Obituary of Galen C. Moses A Congregational Lay Leader
The obituary recounts Galen C. Moses long service to Congregational churches, Maine Missionary Society leadership, and his devotion to duty. It highlights his frankness humility generosity and consistent support for the needy, noting his loyalty at home and his quiet, artful culture. He faced illness with courage and left a rich memory of benevolence and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Churches
American Board For Foreign Missions
National Council
American Board
Maine Missionary Society
Moses
Mr. Moses
Christ
Church Services Altered by Maine Conference
Waterville notes indicate Beacon Street Church omitted Thursday evening service and all Sunday services except the regular Sunday school session at noon on April 25 due to the Maine Conference in session this week.
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Maine
Waterville
Beacon Street Church
Bath owes its finest blocks to G C Moses builder of city
A Bath citizen praises Galen C Moses for shaping the business district fronting Front Street through his real estate ventures. He notes the public library on Front Street, the YMCA building on Summer Street, and multiple blocks and a bank block as monuments to his family’s holdings and generous spirit.
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Galen C. Moses
Bath
Moses
Front St
Public Library
Summer St
Y.M.C.A
Washington St
Sagadahoc Real Estate Association
Columbia Theatre
Elm
Howard
Elm St
Farnham
Sagadahoe
Percy
Church
Bank
Oliver
Park Bowling League Standings Lead With Bea Cons
The Bea cons remain on top of the Park Bowling League standings and Hyde Windlass holds second in the division after last week’s results. The official record lists current positions and points for all competing teams.
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Park
Beacons
Hyde Windlass
Dunbar and Yule Wed in Formal City Ceremony
Miss Mary Ellen Dunbar and William Yule of New York were married Tuesday at the bride’s sister's home on upper Washington Street. Rev. T. N. Kewley officiated, with informal reception and luncheon. The couple will live in New York where the groom works in shipbuilding.
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Mary Ellen Dunbar
William Yule
New York
Charles E. Robinson
Washington St
T. N. Kewley
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Robinson
Hazel Robinson
Harriet Witham
Davis Library Receives Historic 1733 Book Link to John Phillips
John C. Phillips of Wenham Massachusetts donates a 1733 book once belonging to his ancestor John Phillips founder of the academy. The pamphlet style leaves, inscribed as John Phillips's Book Anno Domini 1785 et Die Apr 26, reveals Lydia Phillips’s share and contains poetry from various authors. The handwriting remains clear after 182 years.
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John C. Phillips
Wenham
Mass
John Phillips
The
Academy
Davis Library
Lydia Phillips
Inquiry Seeks Heirs for Ruth Sewall Deceased
Cleveland death of Ruth Sewall aged twenty eight prompts city officials to locate heirs. Mayor Small reports administrator cannot find relatives but believes she once lived here and may descend from an old Bath Sewall family.
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Small
Ruth Sewall
Cleveland
Ohio
Bath
Ladies' Aid tacking bee at Mrs McMaahan’s store
Five Islands report notes a Tuesday tacking bee hosted by the Ladies' Aid Society at Mrs. M. B. McMaahan’s store. Sixteen attendees completed two puffs and several aprons, with candles shared. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Inez Leonard as guests from West Medford, Massachusetts visit Bath for vacation. Local residents Newell Cooper and Mabel Connors return to summer plans. The piece also mentions summer homes, visitors, and ongoing construction projects on Malden Island and Little Sheepscot.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
M. B. McMaahan
McMahon
Inez Leonard
Davis
Melba
Thelma
West Medford
Mass
Newell Cooper
Natick
Mabel Connors
Gladys
Bath
Charles Snowman
Caroline Luce
Henry Rowe
Old Town
Bradstreet Co
Portland
Joseph Blaisdel
E. F. Lewis
Phyllis Wyman
J. J. Gibson
Springvale
William H. Holland
Dr. Bovnton
Brown Bible class led meeting at Winnegan ee Church
The Brown Bible class led by Joseph Coleman conducted theWednesday service at Winnegan ee Church. Music featured violin cornet and organ accompaniment with good singing throughout.
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Winneganee Church
Brown
Joseph Coleman
Good
Ladies' Aid Meeting at Wesley M. E. Church Parsonage
The Ladies' Aid of Wesley M. E. Church gathered Friday afternoon at 2:30 at the parsonage for their meeting and planned activities.
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Wesley M. E. Church
Pattee Wins Bath City Marshal Post In Joint Vote
Hiram R. Pattee won the Bath city marshal race 14 to 13 in a joint session of the two city boards Tuesday night. John A. Small received the mayoral nomination amid petitions from backers hoping to add marshal pay. the council adjourned for a later session as debate over the outcome and political maneuvering continued.
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Bath
Hiram R. Pattee
John A. Small
Gilmore
Small
Kane
Council
City Hall
Hooper
Ward V
Smith
Wiliams
Aldermanie
Traverse
George A. Lemont
Alderman Jackson
Woodbury Potter
Winfield I. Ham
Charles T. Jackson
Miss Mattie Allen Dies In Bath City at 51
Funeral details outline Miss Mattie Alice Allen born Bath August 29 1863 daughter of Warren E and Martha Allen. A Bath High School graduate class of 1880 she taught in Bath schools for over thirty one years resigning in 1915 due to ill health. She lived with sister and brother in law after a January fire and died peacefully at home. Burial services were held at 537 High Street. A schooner delivery story notes pine lumber for Portland bridge with Deering Winslow Co. and Bennett's lighter involved.
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Mattie Alice Allen
William E. Besaw
Miss Allen
Bath
Warren E
Martha (Pierce) Allen
Wesley M. E. Church
Portland
Alicia B. Crosby
Jacksonville
Deering- Winslow Co
Bennett
Admitted Assets and Liabilities in Early 1910s Insurance Records
The document lists admitted assets and liabilities for multiple entities. It cites Jus B. Drake and Sons Inc as agents in Bath Maine, with totals around 8.45 million and detailed breakdowns of net unpaid losses unearned premiums and contingencies. It also shows Aetna Life Insurance Company with admitted assets about 119.5 million and provided liabilities and capital figures.
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Uae
B. Drake and Sons, Inc
Bath
Maine
Indiana Lumbermen’s Mutual Ins Co Balance Sheet Report
The Indiana Lumbermen’s Mutual Insurance Co of Indianapolis reports assets totaling 506 896 21 with admitted assets of 506 396 21. Net unpaid losses 11 172 49 unearned premiums 203 105 33 and surplus over liabilities 286 529 50. Liabilities and surplus equal 506 896 21 with noted book value of bonds over market at 55.00.
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Indiana Lumbermen’s Mutual Ins. CO
Indianapolis
Indiana
Tubia Teak Cies
Ac- Chuck
Gui Trinoteer
Insurance financials show admitted assets and surplus
The document lists admitted assets of 2 005 487.95 with items including net unpaid losses 182 775 and unearned premiums 1 949.08. It states all other liabilities 420 762.93 and a surplus over liabilities of 300 000, totaling 2 005 487.95.
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Shasheca
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. C. Moses
the Park League
Clothiers
Plumbers
Livde Windlass
Eurekas Lee
aMorn
Perey
Rae
Hywincos Times
Miller
Dall Frates
Stewart
Billings
Miller ST
Ray Chase
Cedric Martin
Dunbar
Yule
Yorker
Historic Book
Stott
Woolwich
Warren Davis
Gilbert Standish
Little Sheepscot
Gulfport
Miss
Clara A. Donnell
Grand Trunk
Pattee Marshal
Pattee
Butler
Mattie A. Allen
High St
Hartfors Steam
ANI Insurance Company
Tous
Brainerd
Blake
Boston
Milk St
C. E. Roberts
Mgr
Masonic Protective Association
Worcester
Massachusetts
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Accident and Liability Department
Maine ST
Hartford
Conn
Walter S. Russell
TUR Aetna Accident and Liability Company
Main ST
Bath Maine
NEW Jersey Fidelity Glass Insurance
COEW
Iti
United States Fidelity & Guaranty CO
Baltimore
Cere
Ueh Nate Sa
Glens
Falls Insurance Ge
Glens Falls
N. Y
Were Bank
Eee S. Crosby Co
Bath, Maine
the Automobile Ins. Co
Walter
Russell
Bette
Continental Casualty Company
Hammond
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