Bath Notes and Developments From 1901
Fortnightly Bath items report Kennebec Yacht Club plans for a 60 by 36 foot three story clubhouse, a train incident injuring William Gilbert near School Street, changes at Bath burial grounds with Robert Ramsay leaving, Clara Rollins and Lemuel Collins wedding planned, Arthur Gilmore earning a registered apothecary diploma, Masons laying steps on High Street, Bostow boat and large schooner preparations, Cuba near completion at Bath Iron Works, and Maine Central painters refreshing yard fixtures amid rising assessments.
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Kennebec Yacht Club
Bath news notes many local happenings and plans
April 17 1901 Bath Maine items include officers meeting in Augusta, Holmes talk on Navy vessels at Y M C A, Low elected bank trustee, and various shifts at Bath Iron Works. Sail plans for the Martha P Small and Independence yacht. accidents, births, and civic travel also recorded.
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Carl L. Holmes
Bath Iron Works
United States Navy
Bath Yachtsmen
Omas W. Lawson
Shamrock
Columbia
France and Rebecca Attract Attention in Event
France and Rebecca are likely to draw notice at the upcoming gathering, drawing interest from attendees and observers. The brief notes their possible prominence and expected attention in the scene.
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France
Rebecca
Mrs Julia Frazier Visits Mrs Covel in Boston
Mrs Julia E Frazier of West Newton is visiting Mrs Nathan Covel in Boston. The brief notes a social call and mentions the host and guest with their towns.
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Mrs. Julia, E. Frazier of
West Newton
Nathan Covel
Various Coastal and Local Updates From Lewiston Area
April 20 1901 reports include Falcon inspecting a river water main damaged last winter by a drifting vessel three pipe sections broken. L B and B railway schedules expand to half hour service to Lewiston weekends. Five masted schooner Martha P Small launched at Percy Small yard christened by Miss Marion Tobey. Brunswick H C Baxter visits with new two seated automobile. Hockomock ferryboat receiving finishing touches at Donnell yard ready next week. Page of Damariscotta visiting son O E Page. John Ryan returns from Boston. Harry Sprague heads to Boston. Mrs Sarah Hollis injured by bicyclist on Summer Street. Dr Harold Bibber tests launch on Kennebec. Capt Gibbs returns from Thomaston discharging yellow pine cargo. Pembroke dies in Portland after kidney trouble during Pythian tournament.
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Falcon
Martha P. Small
Percy & Small
Marion Tobey
William Tobey
Boston
Maine in Washington Warns of Tax Burden and War Prep
Senator Brewster warns Maine and New England about a coming tax push totaling three and a half billion as defense production rises. He notes Maine must cover about 125 million dollars in federal expenditures and 65 million more, totaling 150 dollars per person, with belt tightening and reduced comforts. He also discusses potato diversion, defense orders, and potential Quoddy naval base plans shaping regional fortunes.
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Maine
Treasury
Congress
New England
America
Washington
Germany
State of
Naval Base
Quoddy
Montreal
Portland Harbor
Penobscot Bay
Scapa Flow
Maine anglers reel in streams as drought fuels fire risk
In Augusta on April 24, Maine reports abundant fishing across southern and central streams despite a dry spell and low water. Officials warn of fire danger, consider closures if rains do not arrive. Notable catches include a six pound salmon by Stanley Koski and trout activity at Sabbath Day Lake and Lake Maranacook.
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Augusta
Moosehead
Rangeleys
Maine
Fish and Game and Forestry Department
Bangor
Washington County
Lake Maranacook
Winthrop
Scott K. Higgins
Sebago
China Lake
Stanley Koski
Sabbathday Lake
New Gloucester
Fish and Game Department
Probate notices for estates in Bath Sagadahoc
Court of Probate in Bath Sagadahoc April 1941 orders notice for all interested to appear May 7 to contest probate of estates Seth Stewart Joseph Solovich Nancy Hyde and guardians Eleanor B Hyde Mabel Thwing. Letters testamentary without bond to C Gertrude Stewart executrix pending proceedings.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Seth Stewart
Gertrude Stewart
Joseph Solovich
Jennie Solovich
Perso
Elia Eaton
Nancy Hyde
Eleanor B Hyde
Mabel Thwing
Sally Hyde
Eleanor B. Hyde
Arthur J. Dunton
I. John
Jack
Emily N. Ingalls
Phippsburg
Mary N. Peterson
Melrose Mass
George C. Nichols
George W. Thomson
Bowdoinham
F Boardman Fish, Jr
Portland
Samuel Bo Ward
Woolwich
Scott Ward
Brunswick
Emma B. Scott
Lawrence I Houston
Annie P. White
William H. White
William Southworth
Stanley E. Wallace
Sarah Elizabeth Coombs
Joel F Cushman
Ethel M. MacDonald
George F Smith
Georgetown
Randad N. Higgins
Lily S. Pray
Robert D Seward
Charles Po Wetherbee
George Bo Wetherbee
Boston Safe Deposit and Trist Company
Stewart M Neth
Tate
Brighton
New York
Pauline BK
Fannie EF Minott
Rath
Sarah A
Fannie E Minott
Fannie F Mitett
John Tack
Sacadet
Everts
Fred H Pratt
Adrianen T Pott
Ug Bend
William FE Sturtevant
Bertheres
Bertha T Sturtevant
Frank S Head
Allan Spear
Dhn
Dbn
Arthur
Dmnton
National White Water Championships Set for Rapid River
Maine Development Commission announces the 2nd annual National White Water Championships on Rapid River at Middledam. Foldboats and canoes will try to run the turbulent stream on July 4 5 and 6 with Alexander Grant Jr appointed chairman of the events.
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Maine Development Commission
Rapid River
Middledam
Alexander Grant, Jr
Grammar School Rifle Match At Y M C A New Range
The first Grammar School .22 rifle match was held at the Y M C A under Alden L Parker. Teams from Weeks Street and Center Street competed with high scores led by Chester Moore and Russell Fletcher. High school rifle club teams announced for seniors to freshmen will shoot at the Y this week with archery practice for the high school boys on Mondays.
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Alden L. Parker
Weeks Street
Chester Moore
Russell Fletcher
Alton Wright
Melvin Cornish
Jo Darling
Robert Barry
Center Street School
Albert Cullen
Walter J. Thayer
Walter Thayer
Donald Dobson
Wendell Dobson
Billy Rowe
Harold Staples
Woodroffe Bartley
Rifle Club
J. Quirk
N. Seekins
J. Knight
F. King
E. Estes
C. Milliken
J. MacDonald
G. Estes
E. Cummings
J. Voorhees
C. Sullivan
R. Gasser
E. King
Troop 22 Scouts Meet At the Armory
Troop 22, Boy Scouts, held their regular meeting at the State Armory Thursday evening. They practiced first aid including switching among duties without breaking the rhythm of artificial respiration. The unit nears completion of its first aid course and thanks the adults who instructed them.
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Boy Scouts
State Armory
Scout Camporee Plans and Patrol Race Update
The camporee agenda included knot-board and camp gate enclosure plans. Flaming Arrow Wolf and Tiger patrols lead the contest by attendance in uniform neatness conduct and test passing. Warren Beardsley earned his tenderfoot pin and the next Court of Honor was set for Tuesday April 29.
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Warren Beardsley
Town meetings topic of lecture series
John Gould of Goddard College brings a lecture tour on democracy titled Democracy Stripped For Action to audiences in Indiana Ohio and Illinois this month and May. The talks stress Yankee government amid defense programs and reference Goulds New England Town Meeting book and Goddard College’s democratic living practices. Nancy J. Russell returns home from Memorial hospital after a week of observation.
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Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
John Gould
Goddard College
Gould
Maine
Bath
Brunswick Record
New
Vermont
Goddard
Council For Democracy In
New York
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School Street
Covel
Robert T. Ramsay
John Ramsay
Horace W. Ward
Clara Alice Rollins
Parker's Head
Lemuel C. Collins
Arthur Gilmore
Commissioner of Pharmacy
A. H. Shaw
High Street
Bostow Boat
Bert Haggett
Moses Field
Dummer Street
Percy & Small’s
Capt. Barstow
Cuba
Maine Central Crew of
George E. Walcott
Frank T. Stinson
Charles Davenport
Charles A. Campbell
W. R. Kimball
Charles C. Low
the People's Safe Deposit and Savings Bank
Gordon S. Preble
M. G. Shaw
Fred Billings
Newburyport
Adelaide Barbour
Charles M. Bagley
Bar Harbor
E. P. Dickson
Archie Thayer
Court Street
Frank A. Small
Henry C. Upton
Henry Ragot
Charles Day
Baltimore
Abbie Black
W. W. Pendexter
Gardiner
Rebecca Palmer
Wrestler
Herbert I. Cromwell
Barney
Marine Railway
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James K. Farnham
Shaw Street
F. W. O'Brien
Flavel R. Jordan, Jr
Hyde's Field
Auburn
Seguin
Boothbay
Alice Archer
Thomaston
Percy
Rideout
Williams
Torrey
E. C. Plummer
Roessler
Robert Jordan
New Meadows River Steamboat Co
Lewiston, Brunswick and Bath Electric Railroad
Yarmouth
John O. Shaw
F. B. Nichols
F. W. O’brien
State’Old Home Week Association
Albert Vickery
West Bath
Edwin M. Fuller
Maine Regiment
Kimball
Baker
Pratt
Hyde Light Guards
State House
W. F. Stevens
England
Eureka Laundry Building
Center Street
Percy & Small Yard
Staples Coal Co
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Totman
Charles Rollin Hodgkins
Bath Street
William T. Hodgkins
Dougherty’s
J. C. Strawbridge
H. M. Bean
S. S. Andrews
F. W. Moody
Front Street
Charles R. Higgins
Moody
Daniel F. Pembroke
J. W. Johnson
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C. C. W. T. Starr
E. F. Kelley
Charles H. Oliver
K. of P
John F. Shea
Walter Newdick
Kennebec
Ruth Whitney
Hattie Mitchell
Marion White
Annie Kimball
Hiram T. Stevens
Rupert Much
W. E. Rowe
Washington Street
Jason Collins
Houghton’s Wharf
Patrick Welch
William Welch
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Lydia
Emma Moses
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Sarah D. Hollis
Miles M. Merry
Summer Street
Harold Bibber
Capt. Gibbs
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Joe Adams
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Doc
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Roland Harford
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