Bath Daily Times items from 1898 Thanksgiving week
Readable notes cover local events in Bath Massachusetts readers would have seen as November 1898 holiday week. Topics include turkey supper of Suffolk club, fire alarm at Rev O Brien home, new Bath Iron Works office brickwork, weddings and anniversaries, local marriages, hunting accidents, and community notices.
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Bath Iron Works
Lubec Beach
Fulton Market
New York
Express
Machias
Lincoln E Hinckley Returns From Boston Visit
Lincoln E Hinckley has returned from a brief visit in Boston after several days away.
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F. C. Cox
Boston
Mrs. T. McAuliffe
Massachusetts
Lincoln E. Hinckley
Plant widens lead among Elks bowlers
Les Plant extended his edge in the Elks Bowling League after the second week, reaching 100.1 in individual averages. Al Thayer jumped to runner-up with his average rising to 96.4, passing Joe O'Brien who dropped to sixth. Teddy Ham held third, Frankie Sheridan joined fourth, and Joe Grindell stayed fifth as scores clustered behind.
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Les Plant
Elks
al Thayer
Joe O'Brien
Teddy Ham
Frankie Sheridan
Joe Grindell
Eas
TNG
Senigenss
Cain
Fesse
Turin Atels-Biaets
Juotosd
DpConvoyiess
John Mullaney
Seeees
Hariiet
van Ie Heres
Joe Mulanevis
Nen
Soreness
Lind Rtacor
Mick Fo
Sun To Stares
Onccue Sete Np
AWS
Wuatig
Scotia Meas Sr Iisiernsis
Fred
Nantes Carers Nere
Teleutiis Cineca
Maine Woods Hunting Notes Reflect Record Bear Season
Maine bears season closes as officials estimate kills will double last year due to beechnut abundance and intensified hunting. Dick Fogg builds new inland exhibit for major shows and Maine’s World’s Fair display, while woodcock season dates draw hunter debate. Deer sightings rise in Acadia National Park with notable ventures by hunters from Massachusetts and Connecticut.
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Fish and Game O Als
George J. Stobie
Maine
Dick Fogg
Boston
New York
Fogg
Stobie
America
Acadia National Park
Mt. Desert Island
Maine Navy Notes Update on Butch the Bulldog and Local Openings
The piece tracks Butch the bulldog reenlisting with Battery E 240th CAC and moving between Rockland Armory and various homes as the captain searches for a stable placement. It recounts his destructive antics and attempts to settle him on Penobscot Bay islands. The item also notes old Bangor notices about unusual funeral customs and nearby street-block sales linked to gas station development in Hallowell, Union, and Water streets.
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Butch
Battery E
Cac
Armory
Rockland
Charles FE. G. Hewett
Penobscot Bay
Landmark Morse Block history and Lewiston politics teased
The Morse Block near Union Street, once housing A. F. Morse and later a jewelry shop, barber, and watch repair business, was purchased by Fred A. Lilly and leased to Standard Oil for a service station. Lewiston politics face indictments and possible new leadership as mayoral and alderman candidates emerge amid a shifting board and potential state receivership. Nearby notes joke about a mild winter predicting signs from coastal towns and old forecaster One-eyed Bill Smith.
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Morse
Fred A. Lilly
Maurice Royal
Portland
Standard Oil Company
A. F. Morse
F. D. Hunten
G. F. McIntosh
Mr. Morse
Union Street
S. G. Dole
Hallowell
Grand Jury
Lewiston
Levesque
Arthur Dumais
Citizens
Kittery
Eastport
Bill Smith
Thyngs Mills
Smith
Probate notices list executors in Sagadahoc estates
John L. Jack registers probate in Sagadahoc County listing executors administrators and guardians for several estates. Names include Georgianna K Blatr Elizabeth Beal Charlotte E OBrien Mary C O Hara Lewis Be King Alfred L King Walter S Glidden Maude W Glidden Grace S Preble and Clarence A Preble with appointment dates in November 1938.
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John L. Jack
Sagadahoc
Georgianna K. Blatr
Bath
Elizabeth E. Beal
Orono
Maine
Charlotte E. O'Brian
Mary C O'Hara
Lewis BE. King
Alfred L. King
King Tite
Nane
Walter
Glidden
Maude W. Glidden
Grace S. Preble
Woolwich
Clarence A Preble
Anne Kimball
John C. Minott
Sarah A. Given
Jol
Jack
Charles B. Doyle
Maude L. Doyle Ashton E. Wardwell
Winnifred B. Wardwell
Maria G. Harris
Phippsburg
Harry R. Harris
Annie Wylie Stackpole
West Bath
Mildred Strout
Hannah J. O'Laughlin
Scott Morse
Agnes H. Torrey
Allan Spear
Annie T. Shaw
Pred P. Shaw
Lillian M. Brown
Hiram C. Brown
John W. Brackett
Register
Lincoln Cribbage Winter Championship Planned
Plans are underway for a winter cribbage tournament in Lincoln to crown the city champion. The series will run several nights a week with doubles runoff for 16 doubles teams or 32 players total, and a singles runoff for the Lincoln champion. The season aims to settle past claims of mythical champions and invites all to join.
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Lincoln
Pames
Costa Rica Sees Rising U.S. Demand for Coffee
Costa Rica reports growing demand from the United States for its coffee as buyers show stronger buying interest in the current season. The note highlights export prospects and price dynamics influencing growers and exporters.
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Costa Rica
United States
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