Bath Daily Times Highlights Aug 12 1891 Local News
A Bath party plans a dance at Mrs. Lewis's with Point Day festivities. shipyard heat suspends work. Universalist Sunday school excursion to Togus draws large crowds. Foundry Department workers plan July 14 outing. Hyde Light Guards drill ahead of muster. marriage intentions registered for James W. McPhee and Lavinia C. Ritches. Katahdin Commandery to initiate seven. Pleasant Point straw ride and dance. accident injures Andrews Hailet but eye salvageable. Orphans' Home children picnic to Popham. coastwise tow risks. several civic and military notices. upcoming races at Trotting Park and Salvation events.
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South End
Pleasant Point
Bath notices and social events amid Sagadahoc probate records
A jumble of Bath items notes an Acadia lodge excursion to Fort Popham with music from Brooks and free rink use, a Sagadahoc gun club shoot, and visits by Dr James McCorrison. Probate orders call for public notices on estate accounts and inheritance tax, with court dates in September 1931.
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Acadia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Fort Popham
City Landing
Brooks
Messrs
Hartleb
Cheltra
Sagadahoc Gun Club
Popham
Androscoggin Club
Lewiston
Eureka
Bath
John Sparhawk Appleton
Hollywood
Calif
C.t.a
Mary H. P. Appleton
Sagadahoc
John Sparhawkey Plersn
John P. Carey, Jr
Obituary Mary Louise Burgess 60 dies after long illness
Mary Louise Burgess widow of Fred Burgess died at home 163 Court Street Saturday morning after a three year illness. She learned of her brother George E. Belanger s death only after her illness began and was unaware of it. Born in Canada to Charles L. and Mary L. Belanger she moved to the city young and belonged to St Mary s Church. Survived by husband three sons F Earl Tracey and Arthur, one brother William E Belanger two sisters Mrs Alexander Burgess and Mrs Della McPhee and many relatives.
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Mary Louise Burgess
Fred Burgess
Court Street
George E. Belanger
Topsham
Mrs. Burgess
Canada
Charles L
Mary L
Peto) Belanger
St. Mary's Church
F. Earl
Tracey
Dresden
Arthur
Millinocket
William E. Belanger
Oliver Street
Alexander Burgess
Della McPhee
Edgett Street
Mrs Ida Pierce Dies At 74 In Bath Home
Mrs Ida M Pierce 74 widow of Daniel Pierce died at her Court street home Thursday noon after a lasting illness and a heart attack followed by a stroke. Born in Northport she lived in Monmouth until 1906 and since then in Bath. She attended Wesley Methodist Church and served in church work. Survived by brother Lincoln Williams West Bath two nieces Edith Lermond Camden and Addie Edes Brewer and three nephews Fred and Harry Williams Portland and Homer Smith Portland.
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Ida M.pierce
Daniel Pierce
Court Street
Lincoln Williams
West Bath
Edith Lermond
Camden
Addie Edes
Brewer
Fred and
Harry Williams
Portland
Homer Smith
State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Fred FE. Daggett
Topsham
Ida M. Pierce
Bath
Lincoln ‘Williams
Edith
Lermond
River View Farm
Omer P. Smith
South Portland
Williams Bros
Custom House Wharf
Addres
Edes
Main Street
South Brewer
Fred E. Daggett
A. D
Obituary of Mrs. Hunter In Bath City Hospital
Mrs. Hunter died after a six week illness in Bath City Hospital where she had been confined for two weeks. Born March 7, 1861 in Taunton Massachusetts she lived with her daughter Mrs. Edward Molson at 847 High Street for eight years, formerly of Brunswick where her husband ran a machine shop. She is survived by her brother Charles Thayer of Readville and a niece Effie Noyes of Belfast.
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Bath City Hospital
Hunter
Taunton
Mass
Edward Molson
High Street
Brunswick
Hunter and Hopkins
James R. McKay Funeral Service Held
The funeral of James R. McKay of 238 North Street occurred Tuesday morning at St. Mary’s Church with Rev. Fr. Timothy C. Maney conducting a high mass. Pallbearers from the Son of Veterans included Vernon Miller Harry Hager Linwood Miller Henry Wilson and Chester Aderton. Interment followed at Oak Grove.
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James R. McKay
North Street
St. Mary’s Church
Timothy C. Maney
Son of
Vernon Miller
Harry Hager
Linwood Miller
Henry Wilson
Chester Aderton
Oak Grove
Dennis D. Clarkes Funeral Held at Home
The funeral of Dennis D. Clark a prominent retired businessman was Thursday afternoon at his home 617 Washington Street. Rev T W Horsfield of the First Universalist Church officiated. Bearers were John N Taylor Chester A Plant Augustus A Percy Robert B Hatch Henry Bickle and W Dayton Hill. Burial was in Oak Grove.
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Dennis D. Clark
Washington Street
T. W. Horsfield
First Universalist Church
John N. Taylor
Chester A. Plant
Augustus A. Percy
Robert B. Hatch
Henry Bickle
W. Dayton Hill
Oak Grove
Funeral for Miss Margaret McMann At St Marys Church
Miss Margaret G Mc Mann a Morse high school 1922 graduate funeral held Friday at St Marys Church Rev Alexander W Doucet celebrated the mass Bearers Joseph Ritchie Stanley Kingsbury Percy Kingsbury and Leo Gallant Burial in Oak Grove cemetery Also notices of Edith Holland Aaron Pierce and estate matters heard in Sagadahoc probate court with petitions for letters testamentary and inheritance tax actions and notices to interested parties.
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Margaret G. McMann
Morse High School
St. Mary’s Church
Alexander W. Doucet
Josph Ritchie
Stanley Kingsbury
Percy Kingsbury
Leo Gallant
Oak Grove Cemetery
Body of Paul G. Honstvet Recovered After Casco Bay Find
A man’s body found on Yarmouth Island rocks in Casco Bay Saturday was identified as Paul G. Honstvet 37 a World War veteran of 850 Middle Street. He and his son Paul Jr were drowned July 23 at Popham Beach after he leaped into the Kennebec River to save his son. Police and the medical examiner confirmed identity by clothing and a Waltham watch.
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Yarmouth Island
Casco Bay
Waltham Watch
Paul G. Honstvet
Middle Street
Paul, Jr
Neson
Popham Beach
Kennebec
Brunswick
William B. Edwards
Gilbert M. Elliot
Hontevet
From Hilo to Waterville Miss Cookman Takes New Post
Miss Dorothy Cookman, from Hilo Hawaii to Waterville Massachusetts, resigns from Hilo High School to become director of girls physical education at Coburn Classical Institute Waterville. She starts duties with the fall term. Erwin Morse Estate probate notices in Sagadahoc Maine call for inheritance tax hearing September 1 1931. Public Administrator Edward W Bridgham submits final account with notices for Bath court.
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State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Bath
Asbury G. Bailey
Ellen F. Bailey
Woolwich
William 8. Shorey
Harriet L. Johnson
Walter 8
Glidden
Gertrude G. Thompson
Brewer
Penobscot County
Mary Ella Gillman
Wilbur M. Gilman
Manchester
N. H
Edward W. Bridgham
Ath
Walter
State OF
Maine
Saradahoc
Martha D. Oliver
Charles H. Oliver
Walter 8. Glidden
William C. Covel
Walter S. Glidden
A. D
Eilen F. Smith
Edward B. Smith
William F. Dunham
Register
Bis
Edward L. Curtis
Orlando H. Curtis
Bathrobate
Hilo
Hawaii
Waterville
Dorothy Cookman
Florence
Mass
Hilo High School
Coburn Classical Institute
Water Ville
Cookman
William A. Jack
Erwin A. Morse
Jennie R. Morse
Havig
Harry F. Morse
Clemence C. Morse
Walter 5S
Caroline E. Hodgkins
George H. Hodgkins
Nettie H. Snow
Charles C. Snow
Harry Snow
California
Arietta Snow
Augusta
Charlies J. Snow
Portland
Helen Snow Smith
Edward Snow
Vinalhaven
Arietta Wunderlee
Providence
John D. Gowell
Clara T. Gowell
Aunet
Origen M. Erskine
Bair
Gilvidden
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Loring Webber
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Frank Wildis
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Francis H. Hunter
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John J. Harris
Mary A. Gorman
James P. Gorman
Bachelder
Charlie
Titusville
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Shaw Block
Mr. Reed
McDonald's
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Ida Pierce
D. D. Clarks
Sarah J. Holland
Litchfield
Alice Holland
Henry L
Jane (Thompson) Holland
Edith Holland
Miss Holland
New England
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Bates College
South Harpswell
Charles A. Mullaney
Monticello
Houston
G. Allen Howe
R. H. Baxter
John J. Keegan
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Catherine McPherson
Mary Roche
Francis McPherson
John Dailey
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Louise Deehan
James Deehan
John Roche
Hannah Roche
Nellie Conley Conroy
Mary E. Nugent
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Dante Larrabee
Randall
John J. Reagan
Margaret Hogan
Mary B. Norton
John Darrah
Malden
Albert Darrah
George M. Darrah
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Daniel Williams
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Corliss Street
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Weanes
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Walter S. Gudden
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Fred D. Hoover
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