Bath Times forty years back in 1897 Bath items
Fortnightly Bath Chronicle extracts from August 4 1897 note Oakdale lodge officers installed including J Hughes Mrs Purrington Miss Annie Purrington Lem Sandford and others. Ship and river traffic updates include steamer Lincoln inspection and new lightships. Local events cover a christening house naming York Hall and a public electrical propeller exhibit with Bath authorities reporting on fire alarm upgrades and varied social notes.
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Oakdale Lodge
Good Templars
J. 8. Hughes
Mra
Purrington
Annie Purrington
Annie Adams
Lem Sandford
Josephine Morse
George 8
Hyde Windlass Co Field Day and Clambake at Brown's Field
The second annual Hyde Windlass Co field day drew about 225 employees despite heat. Capt Beaiyton Reed’s propeller shop softball team won 20 to 16 over the machine shop with strong infield and outfield play. Morning activities featured Eddie Ramsay pitching for the champs. Separate events for office staff included a show in Portland and a Westcustogo Inn gathering in Yarmouth. Edwin F Ramsay chaired the general committee with George H Wilson as secretary and other officers listed. Classmates from Nasson college Miss Evelyn E Nickerson entertained Miss Mary Atwood and Miss Frances Wilson at Nasson college weekend events.
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Hyde Windlass Co
Brown's
Beaiyton Reed
Propeller Shop
Jim Knight
Foundry
Soithballers
Eddie Ramsay
Champs
Mel Pratt
Bill Bailey
Capt Reed
Fenton Me Vo
George Wilson
Fletcher Harford
Milt Morse
Harry Berry
Murdock Murray
Capt
Knight
Bradford
Brown's Field
Westcustogo Inn
Yarmouth
Portland
Edwin F. Ramsay
George H Wilson
Vernon B. Lake
Harold—b—_Cutting
Louis—Pooler
Frank H. Turner
Evelyn E. Nickerson
Lincol Street
Mary Atwood
Norwood, Mass
Frances Wilson
Beverly
Mass
Nasson College
Twin County Farm Bureau Field Day to Feature Patten Talk
Roland T. Patten of Washington will speak on The General Welfare at the 18th annual Twin County Farm Bureau field day to be held August 17 at FE H Waterman's Sabattus. He is a noted editor and Maine legislator assistant, with a clambake and extension program planned for Pomonas and granges. A. K. Gardner will discuss fall conservation practices. Hortense Welch and Wayne Rich organize a women’s program. C. L. Eastman and others arrange field activities including potato storage house tours and dusting vs spraying debates.
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Roland T. Patten
Washington, D. C
Twin County Farm Bureau
FE. H. Waterman’s
Sabattus
Patten
Maine
Skowhegan
Aroostook
Aroostock
Clyde H. Smith
Mr. Patten
Pomonas
Granges
Attejd
Farm Bureau
A. K. Gardner
Orono
Agricultural Conservation Service
Watermans
Hortense A. Welch
Extension Service
Wayne S. Rich
H. D. Hatch
Auburn
Wayne SS. Rich
C. L. Eastman
Mr. Waterman
Twin County
Maine Fresh Egg Law Urges Familiarity and Compliance
Charles M. White of the Department of Agriculture warns Maine producers and merchants to learn the new fresh egg law. He notes inspectors found many violators and misbranding, with eggs now labeled large medium or small. A grading pamphlet is available at White’s office and compliance is urged to protect customers and secure premiums for larger eggs.
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Maine
Charles M. White
Department of Agriculture
White
Approved roadside signs boost Maine fruit markets
Demand for approved roadside signs has doubled this season, says Charles M. White of Maine’s Department of Agriculture marketing division. Signs, blue and gold, are for stands selling only nearby farm produce, ensuring freshness and honest weights. Last year 41 signs were in use. officials expect 100 this year. Master Richard Steen is ill at home.
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Department of Agrculture
Charles M. White
Mr. White
Maine
White
Eastern Star instruction session in New Gloucester
A district five school of instruction for Eastern Star members will be led by Mrs. Barbara Kupelian with Golden Sheaf chapter New Gloucester on Friday August 27. The program runs 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM with supper at 5:30 PM. Miss Catharine E. Leonard and Mrs. Jason A. Merrill are invited to serve as matron and organist respectively, with Genesta chapter members urged to notify Miss Leonard or Mrs. Luther S. Thompson.
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Eastern Star
Barbara Kupelian
Golden Sheaf
New Gloucester
Catharine E. Leonard
Jason A. Merrill
Genesta
Delightful Party at Popham Beach
A Saturday evening party at the Fitch cottage eat Peopham celebrated Miss Dorothy Mattson of Newtonville Mass on her 20th birthday. Guests included Miss Ruthie Randolph Mrs Bette Mattson Bill Phair and Bath residents Doris Henderson Ruth Robinson Betty Colby Clayton Thibodeau Bud Rogers Harold Brown Dave Vachon Vinnie Henderson Eddie Owen Don Lennox Arthur Hutchins John Huse Russ Colby Maynard Mc Fadden John Currier Linny Haynes Omar King.
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Prudence Fitch
Fitch Cottage
Peopham
Dorothy Mattson
Newtonville
Ruthie Randolph
Bette Mattson
Mass
Bill Phair
New Brunswick
N. J
Bath
Doris Henderson
Ruth Robinson
Betty Colby
Clayton Thibodeau
Bud Rogers
Harold Brown
Dave Vachon
Vinnie Henderson
Eddie Owen
Don Lennox
Arthur Hutchins
John Huse
Russ Colby
Maynard McFadden
John Currier
Linny Haynes
Omar King
Mrs Elbina B Easler Dies In Norridgewock at 75
Mrs Elbina Brewer Easler 75 widow of James Easler and mother of Her nan Easler of Richmond died Friday at the home of her daughter Mrs James Fiskine in Norridgewock. She came from New Brunswick and had lived in Madison and Skowhegan before moving to Norridgewock four years ago leaving five sons and two daughters.
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Williams Coombs
Middle Street
Edgecomb
Emma
Mary Frye
Brockton
Mass
James B. Percy
Phippsburg
Morgan Line
New York
New Orleans
Harry Percy
W. V
Fred O
This City
Frank L. Thompson
David and
Mark
Parker Head
Ezekiel
Candy's Harbor
Wiliam G
West ,Medway, Mass
Margaret Percy
Julia Sprague
Elbina Brewer Easler
James Easler
Hernan Easler
Richmond
Shaw Street
James Fiskine
Norridgewock
Amos and
Sophia Gallagher Brewer
New Brunswick
Madison
Skowhegan
Funeral held for Nathaniel D. Lewis at home
The funeral of Nathaniel Dennis Lewis was conducted Monday afternoon at two o clock from his home at 320 Washington Street. Rev. G D Riley of Portland presided. Bearers included his sons Alton Lewis and Ralph Lewis and sons in law Henry Leask and Clarence Warner. Burial followed at Oak Grove cemetery.
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Nathaniel Dennis Lewis
Washington Street
G. D. Riley
Portland
Alton Lewis
Ralph Lewis
Henry Leask
Clarence Warner
Oak Grove Cemetery
Probate notices from Bath Sagadahoc county 1937 case list
Court of Probate Bath Sagadahoc issues notice for August actions including changes of name for Jessie I Reed to Jessie I Main, probate of estates for Thurlow Strout Hopkins Stinson Beal Barron Genthner Everbeck Cutler Bond Lemont Lane Reed Rideout Ryder and others. Applicants seek administrators executors and widows allowances with hearings scheduled for September in Bath.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Jessie I. Reed
Jessie I. Main
Joseph B Thurlow
Sewall P. Strout
Malden
Massachusetts
Lucy P. Rogers
Elmira E. Stinson
Donald B. Hopkins
Susan G. Mitchell
Martha D. Oliver
Irene M Rice
William N. Beal
Rowland S. Beal
Eva M. Beal
Olive M. Barron
Lawrence B Greenwood
Frances G. Barron
Orrin P. Genthner
Laura A. Genthner
Arthur E. Everbeck
West Bath
Ethel May Elliott
Flora D. Cutler
Alexander M .Cutler
Edward A Bond
Woolwich
Jesse Bond Cobb
Jessie Bond Kine
Joseph M Lemont
Edward W Bridgham
James B. Lemoint
Frances D. Lane
John G. Reed
Clara M Reed
Jennie W Rideout
de ‘R Thornton
Ablie E Ryder
Richwood
Tee Muien
Sci
Corges Real Estate
Harry Wo Diotiphass
Actin Tia Tor
Probate court names executors and trustees in Sagadshor county
Register on Probate lists multiple estates with appointees including Nellie T Reid Janet Williams Mary E Blanchard William B Blanchard Mary T Dingley Orrin P Genthner Malen O Geuthner Mary A Woods Edward W Bridgham George C Hicks Jr Amy Matt Hicks Trustees Executrix Administrators named August 3 1937 with bond filings noted in Bath Chesey Massachusetts La Jolla California New York City and Bath jurisdictions
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John L. Jack
Sagadshor
Persis
Thiairdian
Nellie T Reid
Bath
Janet Williams
Filme Bond
Mary E. Blanchard
Iate
William B. Blanchard
Mary T Dingley
Chesey
Massachusetts
Frank C Dingley
Orrin P Genthner
Malen O Geuthner
Mary A Woods
D.b
Mary A. Woods
Edward W Bridgham
Path
George C. Hicks, JR
la Jolla
California
Amy Matt Hicks
New York City
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