Forty Years Ago in Bath 1911 Notes and Local Tidings
Bath items from August 1911 recount a Bath Iron Works canvas contract, steamboat inspections, fishing and lobster news, fire and burglar incidents, school board actions, social events, and travel details. Notable names include the Sewalls, Dole, Bates, Carlton, Murphy, Rollins, Sweeney, and Madden among others.
People and visits fill Robinhood Center scenes
Georgetown Center and Robinhood news note numerous summer visitors and residents. Donald Seager returns from Melrose to take his mother home, Daisy Hinckley resumes duties at Leavitt Institute, and Tessim Zorach arrives from Brooklyn for a two week vacation with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inhood
Sagadahoc Bay
Tessim Zorach
Brooklyn
N. Y
William Zorach
Theodore Grover
Portland
Roland Peterson
Edmund Brown
Sharon
Mass
Roy M. Newman
Reir State Park
William A. Todd
Westport Island
Clarence B. Hill
Montgomery Smith
Thomaston
Rockland
Damariscotta
Thomas Flint
Concord
Charles Shain
Georgetown Center
Shain
Pierce Fuller
Norwell
John Calhouns
Richards
Indian Point
Swarthmore
Myron Hilton
Augusta
Sturgis
Sea Beach
Dudley Allen
Leonia
N. J
Overlook
Elmer Palmer
Everett
Dorothy Palmer
Mac Hagan
Bessie Thompson
Howard Fletcher
Jessie Addams
Minnie Hicks
Ruth Hicks
Paul Williams
Rosalind
Leona
Manchester
William Bonyun
Brookhaven
Adolph Spear
Westport
Mr. Bonyun
Robinhood
Hugh Rockwell
Indian motorcycle ride to York Beach from Popham
Arthur Bachelder and Leo Ge of Lowell Massachusetts arrived from Popham in the Virginia this morning and began a motorbike trek to York Beach facing sand trail confusion near Brunswick plains and Parker Head. Mrs Isaac Chase heard glass crash on Water street and Isaac became sleuth in minutes after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farber
Isaac
Mr. Chase
Capt. Wallace
Night Watch
Davis
Arthur Bachelder
Leo Gerow
Lowell
Mass
Popham
Virginia
York Beach
Brunswick Plains
Parker Head
Riverside
Isaac Chase
Water Street
Cress
Bath People Attend Popham Beach Fair For Library Benefit
A large Bath attendance at the mid summer fair at Popham Beach raised funds for the library. Mrs. James B. Perkins and Mrs. John H. Stacy ran a busy table of fancy articles. A program and Columbia orchestra provided music as Earl Coombs Teddy Snowden Bernard Gnoridge and Arthur Wallace from South participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Popham Beach
James B. Perkins
John H. Stacy
Columbia Orchestra
Earl Coombs
Teddy Snowden
Bernard Gnoridge
Arthur Wallace
Front Street Merchant Enjoys Portland Trip Aboard Comet
An August 26 1911 report describes a Front Street merchant taking family on a sea trip to Portland via the New Meadows and the steamer Comet. Casco Bay crossings were rough with a southwest breeze as the boat pitched. A young female passenger fell into the Bathman's arms during a lurch, prompting his wife to say the man held on too long, though he said he feared to release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Street
Portland
New Meadows
Casco Bay
Baxter Brothers First Maine Auto License Holders
Rupert H Baxter of this city holds license number 4, among the first automobile licenses issued in Maine. His brother H C Baxter of Brunswick was the state's first applicant for a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romilly Johnson
Lynn
Mass
Bowdoin
Italy
Milan
Johnson
Glee Club
Giovanni Romilli
Maine
Rupert H. Baxter
H. C. Baxter
Brunswick
Dance at Popham Beach Draws Big Summer Crowd
On August 28 1911 a Saturday evening dance at Popham Beach managed by Edward McNulty drew an unusually large attendance. A hayrack party from Small Point and launch party from Bath joined about twenty Bath youths. H T Stevens and John Stacy provided music. Another dance is planned for Tuesday and the final event for the series is next Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach
Edward MccNulty
Small Point
Bay
Bath
H. T. Stevens
John Stacy
Flow ers Visit Hills in Saratoga Springs Family Tour
Mr and Mrs Raymond Flower and their three children from Saratoga Springs New York arrived Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs William Hill at 645 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henry Dole
Church of the New Jerusalem
Bath
Androscoggin Lake
Wayne
Dole
New Jerusalem
Wilmington
Del
Raymond Flower
Saratoga Springs, N. Y
William Hill
Middle Street
Probate notices list executors and administrators for Bath estates
Sagadahoc County probate records announce dates when executors and administrators were appointed for estates in Bath. Agnes M Perry and Ada May Dunbar estates show appointments of executors or administratrix without bond with dates in August 1951. Arthur J Dunton signs as judge of probate with copies of orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Horace McClure
Sagadahoc
Agnes M. Perry
Bath
Francis Stearns Pe
Charles W. Messenger
Rachel C. Messenger
Ada May Dunbar
Pearl E. Dunbar
Probate court orders estate actions in Sagadahoc Maine
In Bath Sagadahoc County a probate court orders notice for August 1951 hearings on multiple estates. Executors administrators and guardians are named for Linwood S Leavitt Wilmot M Kennerson Mary E Gordon Kaiulani Sewall Williams Frank B Connors Anthony F Thomas Jane D Begin Walter E Sprague Edward Naberezny Alberta Naberezny Edward Donald Naberezny Annie J Ham Sarah Eleanor McAllister Thomas Gallant Just B Wald Milton H Dowlas Elizabeth F McMahan and Raymond Oster with petitions for wills probate administrators or bond waivers and license to sell real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoc
Maine
Stanley L. Leavitt
Maessachusees
Wilmot M. Kennerson
Earl H. Kennerson
South Portland
Lillian C. Kennerson
Mary E. Gordon
Allan Spear
Kaiulani Sewall Williams
Phippsburg
Th National Bank
Yall F. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Frank B. Connors
Frank L. Moriarty
Arthur J. Dunton
Sagadahoe
Anthony F. Thomas
David C. Dickson
Nancy M. Thomas
Jane D. Begin
Frances A. Callan
T' In
Walter E. Sprague
Mildred M. Sprague
Edward Naberezny
Edward Naber
Alberta
Stella Nabe
Stella Naberezny
Stella Naber
Edward Donald Naberezny
Edward Donald Naber
Annie J Ham
Ames L. Ham
Sarah Eleanor McAllister
Roy E. McAllister
Thomas Gallant
Joseph Gallant
Just B. Wald
Tillie Wold
Milton H. Dowlas
Mary M
Elizabeth F. McMahan
Georgetown
Howard F McMahan, Jr
Raymond Oster
Lewis I. R. Dunton
Orete
Hinds Family Heads to Boston for Baseball Games
Mr and Mrs Frank A Hinds and son Richard of South depart Monday for Boston to attend games at Braves Field and Fenway Park returning home after Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Hinds
Richard
South
Boston
Braves Field
Fenway Park
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Bath’ Daily
William D. Sewall
Dorothy
Sumner
Aroostook County
Bill Sewall
Lake Matta
Wamkeag
Roosevelt
Bangor
Houston
Delmar E. Bates
Bath Iron Works
Samuel Bates
Sabine
Richmond
William Merrill
Central Maine Hospital
Merrymeeting Park
U. S
Thompson and Trevett
Damarin
F. W. Carlton
Rockport
Carlton
Allen M. Colby
J. W. Murphy
James B. Drake
W. O. Sawyer
Buenos Aires
A. M. Cutler
Jouett and Jenkins
F. B. Flint
New York
Derry
N.Y
Panama
Marshal McFadden
The
American Express
Frank Rose
Mt. Vernon
Ocean Grove
N.J
A. M. Jenks
Henry Rose
West Bath
Board of Aldermen
Herman F. Rollins
Mr. Rollins
John C. Wright
Gardiner
Cambridge
Eugene Sweeney
J. A. Trainor
York Street
Sweeney
20Th Maine Regimental Association
Bath & Brunswick Light & Power Co
Colonial Club
City Landing
West Georgetown
John Martin
William F. Pond
Ralph Whitehouse
William Palmer
Elmer E. Dinsmore
Orrin F. Frye
Robert B. Hatch
Capt. Parsons
Salvation Army
Charles T. Jackson
South Street
Woolwich
Mr. Jackson
Jackson Grove
Baron Sidnut
Florence L. Rand
Bath City Hospital
Frank H. Percy
Percy Wro
H. B. Eastman
Bessie Clifford
Martha Eastman
Charles W. Clifford
Shaw's Mills
Reed's
Snipe
Tanne Wharf
Paintight
Samuel London
Philip Wilson
Franklin Street
Middle Street Boys
Middle Streeters
Franklins
Miss Anna Morse
Egg Harbor
Atenes
City Hall
Oak Grove Cemetery
Times
Roscoe P. Ham
England
Fred A. Willis
Lincoln
Willis
Merrymeeting Bay
Dora Howard
Washington Street
Miss Howard
Dorothy Stewart
Milwaukee
Wis
Hattie Hussey
Mae Farrell
Helen Strum
Watertown
James F. Murphy
Jane Murphy
W. C. Stewart Land
N. W
Hugh T. Madden
Rochester
T. C. Madden
Trenton
Wesley Brotherhood
Cedar Grove
Harry Cressey
Dresden
Federal
William King Square
Auburn
Queen Esther Lodge
Mrs
Frank Parris
Upper
William J. Vanderbilt, Jr
New York City
Squirrel Island
Blanche C. Gilbert
Agnes L. Swett
Gloucester
Fred Bragg
Richardson Street
A. H. Shaw
Rufus H. Lombard
Rafe
Winneyance
Edwin Hathorne
Cushman’s Point
Berry’s Island
Sheepscot
Irene Hilton
Marion Troop
Ev Ava Hodgdon
Mildred Leavitt
Ida Getchell
Katherine Powers
Raymond Cunningham
Harold Troop
Lon Webber
Cora Hilton
Kennebec
Druid Park
Court House
Enoch Reed
Charles H. Mason
Caleb Blethen
Kate Blethen
Green Street
Capt. Blethen
William J. Rouse
Young Blethen
Blethen
Japan
Amory Houghton
MacMahan Island
Leland R. Mitchell
Wiliam R. Donnell
Neil J. Smith
Walter A. Murtaugh
Edward Pierce
King
Martin
Milton S. Kimball
Pyramid Camp
Lily Bay
Moosehead Lake
Kimball Camp
Milton
Hoss
Lincoln Street
Brunswick Road
Mill Pond
City
al Ridley
Winchester
Ocean Point
Martha Crosby
High Street
Madelyn
Eloise Lawrence
O. F. Frye
G. H. Crosby
Bridge
Charles S. Brown
Bangor Fair
W. F. Dunton
New England Tel. Co
Cook
Charlotte F
Hotel Phoenix
N. L. Jackson
Prop. Z . Me
Thomas Acton
A. P. Orcutt
Charlestown Navy Yard
John Miller
Scott Rogers
Rogers
Grammar School
Grace A. Warren
South Grammar
Alice M. Towle
Effie C. Wright
Center Street
Warren
H. Emma Magoun
Webber Residence
Thomas Paynton Ives Magoun
Iron Works
William Zorath
Charlie Spear
Naples
George Saslow
Spear
Oakley Thibodeau
Weymouth
Massachusetts
Seguinland
Estey Sharak
Newton
Boothbay Harbor
Capstan Grill
Edward C. Cleary
Estey House
Robinhood Cove
Charaks
Estey
Harold J. Brown
Gilmore
Philippines
Gilmores
George Kahrl
Kennebec Point
Julia Gamble
Maude P. Thayer
Betty Ann Carlisle
Ralph Carlisle
Dumpus
Duxbury
Nya
Peterson Landing
Hunter
Little Sheepscot
Marequita Deermont
Salzburg
Austria
Miss Deermont
Albert Deermont
the Colonial Club
Clambake
J. Horace McClure
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