Fortys Years Ago in Bath July 25 1916 News
A busy Bath column reports Harold M. Sewall moving his office to Washington street and E W Hyde leasing the vacated space for August. Arthur Pasha visits Paris aboard Kronstadt Arendal. Lieut Harvey Erskine returns from Augusta to resume postal duties. Community notes include Bath youths at Small Point camp, blueberry harvests, and Texas Company visitors in town. Local society scenes feature Moose lodge leadership change, Mrs Mollie Palmer’s coastal trip, and lawn party plans for Wesley church with band and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold M. Sewall
Ee and Law Library
Bath National Bank
Washington Street
E. W. Hyde
M. Sewall
Randall F Cook Moves on Ancona Coastal Cruise
Randall F Cook left this morning on the Ancona for a coastal cruise. The Ancona left the river after a few days and is bound for Bar Harbor. The Saxon Cruising club from Portland passed upstream on their cruiser Saxon. The party sailed Sunday and faced a delay Monday after striking a rock on Whalebone Island off Potts Harbor, Harpswell. they were towed off and continued to the Kennebec. Their boat was uninjured. They plan a Sasanoa river voyage before returning home. Capt Merritt of Boston Harbor pilots enjoys a vacation on his farm in West Bath with family. Bath Garage Co sold a Ford touring car today to Alfred Houston. Bath will be represented at Five Islands hop tonight. Herbert Worrey dined today on string ice from his garden on Upper Washington. Miss Grace L Kateen, vacationing in South Bristol, returned to Bath Thursday to end the Summer. Mrs Francis Bridgham has returned home in Bridgton.
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Saxon Cruising Club
Portland
Whalebone Island
Potts Harbor
Harpswell
Kennebec
Sasanoa River
Capt. Merritt
West Bath
Bath
Five Islands
Herbert Worrey
Upper Washington Street
Carle Longfellow
Day’s Ferry
Alice Corliss
Harriette
Carolyn Sheldon
Vermont
New Hampshire
Cathedral of the Pines
Rindge
N. H
Sanderson Sloane
Douglas and
Sibyl Sanderson Sloane
United States
Monadnock
Union
Elwood Perkins
Gardiner Hospital
J. Robert Foster
Nikie
Boston
Hazel Brown
Rhode Island
William Brown
West Dresden
Joseph Houdlette
R. Gifford
West Somerville
Mass
Orono
Walter Gleason
Henry A. Thurston
Washington, D. C
Mildred McComb
Willis McComb
Bridge Academy
Payson
University of Maine
Alden Bass
Husson College
Bangor
Bath city outing and society notes from July 27 1916
A Bath party heads to Popham for a week long camp house party led by Dunlap Hatch. Local society figures Miss Leota Jacobson Ruth Fox Ruth Skillings Aline Colton attend a Winter Street church recital by Samuel Cush ing. Park rowdyism warns during band concerts while 30 young men roughhouse damage a flower bed.
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Popham
Dunlap Hatch
Leota Jacobson
Ruth Fox
Ruth Skillings
Aline Colton
Lee, Mass
Wilbur G. Cahill
City of Ships
Winter Street Church
Samuel Dayton Cushing
New York
Bath area notices and sightings reflect 1916 community life
The Delta Alpha Society of People's Baptist church hosted an evening at Ray Cummings home with games and music and a candy popcorn ice cream fundraiser. Residents report poor Bath roads hindering auto trips to resorts while local events include a Westminster graduate's Harvard admission and a Cape shore racing car sighting bound for South Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Alpha Society of People’s Baptist Church
Ray Cummings
Thelma Wold
Maude Orr
Eva Dunn
Emma F. Blaisdell
Adeline Day
Garden Beauties On Lincoln Street And Oddities In Local Trade
On Lincoln Street July 30 1916 gardens of Robert H Ramsay and Miss Frues tina Marston brighten the state road area with leafy displays. Nearby homes of H M Hartley and Druid Park add appeal as plentiful rains revive lawns and flowers. A Sheraton sofa reaches Frank H Percy and Sons in mahogany copy form. rare antique. The Bath schooner Daisie Farlin sails from Pensacola to Havana with 350000 feet of lumber under Capt Plummer. Rev and Mrs David L Wilson plan a month’s vacation to St George’s Lake Liberty starting next Tuesday.
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Lincoln Street
Robert H. Ramsay
Fruestina Marston
H. M. Hartley
Druid Park
Bath
Daisie Farlin
Hinckley
Pensacola
Havana
Plummer
Farlin
Cuba
David L. Wilson
St. George's Lake
Liberty
Summer social events and out of town visits noted
Matthew Wilson of New York plans the Wesley church lawn party as a premier summer social. Tickets are held by Wesley church Boy Scouts and by Harry A. Walters or Robert S. Gordon. The No Name club enjoyed a picnic and ferry ride to Gowell's Cove with lunch from the ladies and card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Harry A. Walters
Robert S. Gordon
No Name Club
Woolwich
Gowell’s Cove
Clrb
Carrie E. Turner
Orrin Lindsay
J. Hughes
Susan E. Mill
Bath Iron Works launches New York car float at noon
The Bath Iron Works built a 12 car capacity steel car float with wooden fender for the New York Shipbuilding Co and launched it at 1 30 pm without a ceremony. An accident nearly occurred when the McFadden party’s car was blocked by a passing vehicle tearing a fender. Miscellaneous local social notes follow with residents visiting and returning from nearby towns and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works
New York Shipbuilding Co
Dresden Russell-Wedding at Methodist Church
Russell and bride were married Saturday evening in Dresden Mills Methodist church by Rev. James Herrick. Earlon Bailey played music. Deanna Bailey was bridesmaid and Earl Lincoln best man. The bride, daughter of Bernard and Mrs. Bailey, will live in Whitefield after a brief wedding trip.
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Russell
Dresden Mills
James Herrick
Earlon Bailey
Deanna Bailey
Earl Lincoln
Whitefield
Bernard Bailey
Bridge Academy
Lincoln
Mrs Goud of Dresden Mills Dies After Illness
Mrs Charles Goud of Dresden Mills died Monday after a lingering illness. Born June 25 1866 in Carlinville IL she was daughter of George and Myra Houdlette. She belonged to Olive Branch Chapter OES and St Johns Episcopal Church. Survived by her son Edward two half brothers Ernest and Wallace Houdlette of Florida two grandchildren and two great grandchildren
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Charles Goud
Dresden Mills
Carlinville
George
Myra Houdlette
Olive Branch Chapter
OES
St. John’s
Cox's Head Update Highlights Local Residents
Passages recall retirement of Hannaford from Lynn Daily Item as advertising representative and honor of life membership from Lynn Lions club. A TV party hosted by Mrs Wilbur featured Dr Richard B K McLanathan on Home program. Bath friends chaperone youths from Bath at Popham ending with a reunion at New Meadows Inn tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spinney
Kennebec
Hannaford
Lynn
Mass
Lynn Lions Club
Sarah E Wilbur
Richard B. K. McLanathan
Kay Francis Proram
Edward P. Thomas
Summer visitors and locals share updates at area homes
Numerous residents from Bath Popham Augusta Waldoboro and nearby towns recount visits and vacations. Names include Martin F Goodwin Edward P Thomas Lester Oliver Sarah E Wilbur and others as they note relatives friends and guests staying at homes cottages and hospitals over the past week and weekend.
Marrtown Notes Seasonal visitors gather at Marrtown homes
A stream of guests and vacationers arrive at Marrtown including Roy B. Coles from Sugar Loaf New York and families from Portland Newton and Montreal. Notable visitors include Prof Hans Nabholz and family at Trail's End and George Gould and guests at Marrtown Heights hosting a farewell gathering.
Community Guests and Celebrations Highlight Bath Visit
The notice recalls compliments for Demarest and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Lantz with best wishes from the Goulds as they head home. Mrs. Gould received a Marrtown corsage during the evening. A postponed July 29 picnic by Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sprague of Bath honored house guests and friends including Mrs. Stanley Zebel, Mrs. Richard Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Lantz, and Willard Sprague Jr.
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Roy B. Coles
Sugar Loaf
N. Y
Lancelot
Richard Peterson
Betty
Leslie
Ronald
Richard
Chelmsford
Mass
Stanley Zebel
Hugh
Walter
Patsy
Montreal
Canada
White Rocks
Willard Sprague
George W Allen
Barbara
Alice
Bingham
Sprague
Orrin Winn
Washington, DC
Marrtown
Guy Snow
Lewiston
Dora Gardiner
California
George Gould
Marrtown Heights
Hanas Hicks
Hans Nachholz
John Pierce, Jr
Daniel
Pastor Tracy Hill Accepts Chattanooga Call
Tracy R. Hill, pastor of Portland district Seventh-day Adventist churches, accepts the Chattanooga Tennessee pastorate and has left for the new location. James B. Meade of Texas will serve the Portland area, likely residing here soon. Interim arrangements set with Brunswick congregation for Sabbath services at 9:30 a.m. Elder H. E. Vorhees of Portland will speak, Bath attendees invited, services at Universalist church on Pleasant Street with no Bath church service this Sabbath. Transportation requests go to Dr. Westermeyer.
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Tracy R. Hill
Portland
Seventh-day Adventist Churches
Chattanooga, Tenn
James B. Meade
Texas
Seventh-day Adventist Church Board
Brunswick
H. E. Vorhees
Bath
Sabbeth School
Universalist Church
Pleasant Street
Dr. Westermeyer
Brunswick Band Plans Sunday Evening Concert on the Mall
The Legion Community Band of Brunswick will give an eighth concert on Sunday at 8 p.m. on the town mall. The public is invited. Selections include Belmont March Spirit of America March Yankee Hash Salutation March Toy Tiger Invercargill March The Yellow Rose of Texas East and West March Music Club March The N E 4 March Tenth Regiment March and The Star Spangled Banner arranged by Sousa.
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Legion Community Band of
Brunswick
Belmont
Ted Mesang
Spirit of America
Fortunato Sordillo
H. C. Miller
R. L. Seitz
Maneine and Stein
Parker Head Stan and Nearby Social Visits Noted
Parker Head Stan hosted visitors including Mr. and Mrs. J A Darling as well as George Patz and his daughter from Massachusetts. William Cushing and Leslie Darling returned from Vermont and Connecticut. Henry Carter called on his sister Mrs J Ashton Nickerson. Bruce Harrington celebrated his third birthday with Rose Marie Moore, Alan Harrington, and his mother Mrs Barbara Harrington. they enjoyed horseback riding and a trip to Bath.
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Stan
J. A. Darling
George Patz
Massachusetts
William Hodgkins
William Cushing
Leslie Darling
Vermont
Connecticut
Henry Carter
Path
J. Ashton Nickerson
Bruce Harrington
Rose Marie Moore
Alan
Barbara Harrington
Bath
Probate Notices from Bath Sagadahoc Court July 1956
Court orders publication of notices for administrations of four estates. Agnes M Reynolds seeks admin without bond for Alvah C Reynolds. Elise M Rogers and J Bernard Miller named as executors for Cornwell B Rogers estate. Elizabeth B Thomas seeks administratrix for Charles F Thomas estate. Hearings set for first Tuesday in August.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Farenoon
Alvah C Reynolds
Georgetown
Agnes M Reynold
Agnes M Reynolds
Cornwell B Rogers
Woolwich
Bath Noncom Home After Three Years In Germany
S/Sgt. Linwood Miller USAF returned to West Bath to visit his parents after three years in Germany. He will report to Reno Nevada for further assignment after a 35 day leave and expects to be honorably discharged after five months in service. Miller, a 1950 Morse High School graduate, plans to enter college after discharge.
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Linwood Miller
USAF
Percy Miler
West Bath
Morse High School
The
Air Force
Dromore Grange Cards Held At Grange Hall
A public card party conducted by Dromore Grange at the Grange hall in Phippsburg awarded prizes to Marcia Knight Dorothy Wright and Dorothy Washburn in whist Ruben Parrington Myra Pennell won cribbage Jessie Morrell pitched Mary Dannenfelser won the door prize Refreshments were served by Beatrice Burns Evelyn Beals and Everett Wright A similar party is planned for August 7 Next Grange meeting is set for August 14.
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Dromore Grange
Grange
Phippsburg
Marcia Knight
Dorothy Wright
Dorothy Washburn
Ruben Parrington
Myra Pennell
Jessie Morrell Pitch
Mary Dannenfelser
Beatrice Burns
Evelyn Beals
Everett Wright
The
Elford A Stover Jr Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
Elford Brad Stover Jr received a 21st birthday surprise at his parents home 3 Dummer Street Monday night. Guests included Warren Munseey Carmichael Haggett Bull Brown Footer Wright Roberts and Clifton Burrowes among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elford
Brad” Stover, Jr
Elford A. Stover
Dummer Street
Brad
Warren P. Munseey
Robert Carmichael
Robert Haggett
Elizabeth Bull
Marilyn Brown
Sally Footer
Nancy Wright
Marietta Roberts
Clifton Burrowes
Local Residents Take Week Vacation to Oakland
Mr and Mrs Elbridge Web ber, Mr and Mrs Edgar W Oli ver and Mr and Mrs Mark W Hennessy of this city are vacationing for a week at Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbridge Webber
Edgar W. Oliver
Mark W. Hennessy
City
Oakland
Probate actions and executors named for Bath area estates
In Sagadahoc County a Bath Probate Court order announces probate hearings for several estates including Mary A Cameron Jane S Paine Inez Genthner and Edward W Bridgham with letters testamentary issued as noted. Licenses to sell real estate in Woolwich and final accounts for estate administrators are also listed along with a true copy attestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoc
Mary A Cameron
Inez Genthner
Cem . Paine
Jane S Paine
Jane S. Paine
Frank W Perkins
Edward W. Bridgham
Perleston L. Pert
Katherine M Pert
Katherine M. Pert
Thomas Reed
Woolwich
Lynn M Bussey
Elizabeth D M. Stevens
Phippsburg
Charles L. Stevens
Arthur J. Dunton
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Harvey K. Erskine
Augusta
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Clyde
Ruth Burnham
Marie Thompson
Stilphen Cottage
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Small Point
Arthur S. Hyde
W. A. Thompson, Jr
Marine Department
George B. Drake
Texas Company
Texas Creamship Co
Joseph F. McCole
F. B. Nichols
Nichols
H. D. Warner
Mollie Palmer
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Pacific Coast
Tom Cushing
Westminster School
Simbsbury, Conn
Cushing
Green Street
Margaret Wishart
Granite Street
Bessie Taylor
Vickers Shipyard
George A. McFadden
R. P. McFadden
Bath War Relief Association
George S. Dearborn
Nurses’ Home Fund
Bath City Hospital
Mr. Dearborn
F. C. Nickels
Horace
H. S. Jacobs
G. H. Jacobs
Minneapolis
F. B. Nickels
North Street
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Cherryfield
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Ethelynde Smith
Miss Smith
Frederick K. Stearns
Gramacy Park
Gertrude Ross
Los Angeles
V.D. Mitchell
Waldoboro
V. D. Osier
George Willard
William Armstrong
Upper
George Reno
Randall F. Cook
Ancona
Bar Harbor
Bath Garage Co
Alfred Houston
Grace L. Kateen
Bristol
Francis Bridgham
Bridg
E. F. Fuller
Cosmopolitan Tea Room
Charles R. Higgins
Cleveland
James F. Dunton
Mary A. McCarty
Oak Grove House
West Boothbay Harbor
Mrs. Swan
McFadden Pharmacy
Long Beach Engine Co. No. 2
Jake Tibbetts
Tibbetts
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Maine Daily Newspaper Association
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Fred P. Shaw
Foster's Point
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Westport Junction
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Dorothy Nichols
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Harry F. Morin
Capitol Island
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Farmingdale
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Harry E. Bartlett
Bertin
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Elsie Lowell
Bay Point
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Frank H. Percy
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Matthew Wilson
Isaiah King
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Thomas Gibbons
Annie Fisher Mallett
Philip Nichols
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M. Janet Cutler
Commonwealth Art Colony
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Camden
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H. P. Eastman
Charles Clifford
Harriet B. Harmon
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Dreamland Theater
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Culbert McGay
George C. Wetherbee
Detroit
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Charles P. Wetherbee
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Higgins
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Dresden
Alden C. Stilphen
Cedar Grove
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William McCulloch
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Albert FE Pollard
Ceridwen M Parker
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