Forty Years Ago in Bath Chronicle of 1892 Events
Bath daily items from November 23 to 29 1892 recount a wide range of local happenings. baggage trucks mislaid then found on a lawn. students visiting from Dean Academy. heavy seas at Popham Beach stranding coal. Hose No. 1 ball proceeds for firemen’s rubber coats. a boy breaks an arm at Water Street. various meetings, rehearsals, and civic notices. steamer Sagadahoc last trips. local markets, trains, and festivities. references to local clubs, births, weddings, and weather notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leydon
Payne
Lewiston
Ray Fogg
Granite Street
Water Street
Stetson
E. M. Fuller
YMCA Annual Appeal Seeks Balance to Reach 3500 Goal
Bath citizens respond strongly to the YMCA drive as donations near the $3500 target. The campaign team notes about $2000 has been raised and hopes new gifts or pledges will close the gap quickly. Local supporters including Dy Skillines praise the effort and credit the community for backing the program for boys and young men. The article lists donors such as Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Rogers and others along Whiskeng Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C.A
Carrats For Fonds
YMCA
Vi Ie
Bath
Dy Skillines
Creti
Park Alley Bowling Standings See Minor Shakeup
Meeves Market rises from sixth to fourth as Wil lows hold first, Shamrocks second, Eurekas third. Steeves move up one spot to edge Baxters, altering a single rung in the ladder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Alley
Meeves Markets
The
Willows
Shamrocks
Eurekas
Steeves
Baxters
Park Alley Landing
Steeves’ Market Saeedrerereree Wanderers
Hancocks Bears
Benny Frates
Whitey Lothrop
Small
Melville
Francis Ham
Frates
Lothrop
F. Hamarid
Philbrick
Farrar
Ind
Ivia
Fatrar Aereergee
Ar ‘McMann
Coenen
Burns
Morrison Coco Cooter
McDougall
Seber
MacDonald
Dante
Steevex
Robson
Robinson
Shaw
Wail Gediman
Az. Moores Az McCabe
Thayer
Mullaney
Smith Huggara
Conley Peeler
Cocr Eoe
Conn
Worrey Cereb
Areberebbebist
R. Burns
T. Lyons
G. Lyons
Macon
Emerton
Bath enters Pine Tree League season with Bath team
Bath enters a team in the Pine Tree League for the coming season. Local organizer Oscar Adams will guide operations with Bath Y M C A support. Bath players listed include Jenkins Lyden Whitehouse Conley Lewis Brewster Longley McCabe Main Oliver and Stover as tryouts begin. Games to be held in Bath with 25 cent admissions and travel to Lewiston Rumford Mexico Lewiston-Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Lewiston- Livermore
Morse High School
Isteresi
Oscar Adams
Iron Works
Laguc
Lewiston
Dunmy Jenkins
Harold Lyden
Bian Whitehouse
Jack Conley
Rupe Lewis
Moris” Brewster
Cy Longley
Mae McCabe
George Mc
Baste
Stoner
Rumford
Mexton
Lewiston-Attourn
Tecmes
Ezane
Batheles
Sraicht
Baths inkerena League forms for fifth season
The Bath inkerena League votes to admit Bath Attic of Water Bath Taeran Fire PROVALIRY Sacaltahoe ear Krietis of Cotemtuns Bath exenp WMad on Weothen America Beulend Settin peat and groups plan a 40 game season with two prizes. Beon and Marys edge Winter as Wesley and Winnegance share first, with last night brings 29 16 win for Wesley. Becon 23 23 overtime draw with Grace and Winter top scorers include Haskell and Parks while Marys maintains smooth ball handling ahead of winter. State notices and probate filings accompany the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baths Inkerena
Bel of Bath
Baghes
Bath Attic
Bath
Sacaltahoe
Ear Krietis
Cotemtuns
America
Saacer
Serpentie
Wien
Lorey
Emiong Geri
Be2con
T. Marys
Wesley
Peugee
Bercon
Marys
Winnegance
Zim Chith
Bt. Marys
Beacon
Nose Grace
Peoples
Eupe Lewis
Central
Peoples 28 Central 24 Upset Stuns Cen tral in Rough rout
Peoples church team upset Central 28 to 24 in a rough game. Rupe Lewis led Peoples with 22 points alongside Wilfred Chaney who sparked the offense. Central scorers Burgon and Haynes totaled all their team points, while fouls affected late play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Church
Central
Peoples
Rupe Lewis
Wilfred Chaney
Burgon
Haynes
Probate notice of Annie Cobb Gowell estate sale
Leonard Gowell as executor petitions the Bath Probate Court to sell the real estate of Annie Cobb Gowell at private sale to pay debts and expenses. Notice orders publication in Bath newspaper for interested parties to appear December 6 to show cause.
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State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Bath
Beithwank
Allan Spear
Mildred M. Pinkham
Easd
Simon
Walter
State OF
Maine
Leonard Gowell
Annie Cobb Gowell
Latr
Aid Bath
Spr
Union Street
Jeremiah Robinson
Robinsons
J. Harding Crooker
Crooker
Robinson
High Street
Mary Munsey
Lucy W. Brown
Pred W. Brown
Lorenzo 14
Ee Bath
Eees
Bath Nt
Said
Will Tad FP
Dunham
Bsagadahoc
Rebecca B. Minott
Ada F. Brown
Phippsburg
Glidden
Wesley 20 Elm 16 Upset on Paper Becomes Victory
Elm shot poorly from the line while Wesley rallied after a slow start. Wesley moved ahead and held a lead never seriously threatened, with Kim keeping Elm within striking distance. The year’s outline lists senior and junior class plays with character names and a hopeful finish for the 1934 class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm
Wesley
Kim
Caroline
Ethelyn Spinney
Margaret Higgins
Shorey
Bill
Stanley Curtis
Crystal Shorey
Ellen Hodgkins
Mbrarian
Rita Cummings
Interclass One Act Play Contest At Morse High
Interclass plays at Morse High School generate interest as the high school auditorium hosts the one act play contest Friday December 2. Tickets are mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
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Bath Daily ‘Times
Mary Pendexter
Dean Academy
Franklin, Mass
Popham Beach
Russell's Hall
Acadia Lodge, K. of P
Charles McDonald
Kent's Hill
W. P. Emery
Front Street
Wiscasset
Y.mc.a
Boston
Souga
Rockland
City of Bath Hose No. 1
Alameda
Capt
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Jack
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Thomas P. Neagle
Richard Nolan
Harry C. Joy
Peter Lynch
James Clark
Charles Parks
Andrew Malin
John Prenzy
Frank Hart
Thomas A. Cavanaugh
Corliss Street Church
Prof. Wilson
Auburn
Gardiner
Agent Nichols
Calid
Water and Finance Committees
Water Ee
Patten Lodge
Fred Hill
H. Twitchell
F. R. Mason
E. L. Dunton
Daisy Farlin
Portland
Savannah
Hison
Galveston
Saratoga
Evangeline
Daniel Nickerson
George H. Blair Jell
Amotheag Engine Co
Chicago
Smellville
Charles H. Tobey
Tobey
Ryser
South End
North End
Frank Daley
New England Telegraph and Telephone Co
E. L. Emmons
Massachusetts
Higgins
Fred Willis
North Bath
Sagadahoe
Marine Railway
Randall Leonard
William H. Shea
Eng- Gomski Hoomad
Herbert W. Rogers
Pine ‘Tree League
Circuit
St. Mary's
People’s Church
Bacon
Grace
Herz
Touich
North Enders
Smith
JewAtts
Tegwar
Teork
Sasmsrary
Mary's
Aenea
TV 2S
Sreens
Lue Haskell
Green Brothers
Winter
Maix
Provste
Begede- Poapedsaig
Covarty
Povested
Soewier
Beth
Jsnee
Piezler
Boulton
Proste Botice Eonese Sasen
M. Iencberter
Bemger
Smaime
Wart Sapeeieye eypyOaiet Executor
Hele Te
Sageeeaney
Memenener Saltaos
Whalam F
Regwies
Ave. Beacon
Marys Corp
Winneganee
Aerrees
Bim
Parks
Dower
Cork
Frasser
Crace
Mayo
Owen
Senith
Lowry
Waters
McCany
Daniglas
TaAaks
Riterer Wilson
ST. Mary
Sf Farkie
William F. Dunham
Joan P. Carey
Wiliam F Dunham
Sup
Doris L. Worden
William. F. Dunham
Per
A. Dory McClure
Melvyina Esther
Sas
Walter G. Amee
FPG
W. Chaney
Teem
Oy Stover
Eorene Lewis
J. Chaney
Oes
Pearson
Cressey
Stevens
Mank
Farnham
L. F.” Atwood
Atwood’s Medicine
Bagadahoc
Achton
Wardwell
Winnie B. Wardwell
William
PG Hatch
Ter Erreerere
Norton
Carr
Perre Rererrere
Stinson
See
Pinkham
Code Eeree 0
Roberts
Eerrererre
Oliver
Sere Eereesre
Stuart Igeer
Renereres
Erce Wilson
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