Bath Chronicle of 1897 98 Era Notes Local Prosperity
Bath residents read of a deal by New England Co to build a 1100 ton four masted schooner for Lucius J. Stevens of Clinton Conn with work set to begin next month and finish by May. Reports also recount retirements, weddings, social events, and shipyard activity including plans for a large iron ship at Arthur Sewall Co and a new 312 ft vessel model resembling the Dirigo.
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the Times
The
New England Co
Com
Lucius J. Stevens
Clinton, Conn
Elnathan R. Campbell
South End
Kelley-Spear & Co
Arthur Sewall & Co
Bessie C
Dirigo
Thomas Spenc
Forman
Iron Works
Miles Merry
Henry Preble
L. H. Gibson
Sam Wade
James Murphy
California
San Francisco
Surprise reception honors Pearl Janet Gainsley wedding
Mr and Mrs George Gainsley hosted a Saturday reception at their River Road home Woolwich in honor of Pearl Janet Gainsley and James Earl Thorpe who wed Friday in Natick Massachusetts Nearly 100 guests attended the event with performances by Mrs Clarence Faulkanham of Wellesley and others The couple will reside in Southboro Mass Mrs Hamlin West Gardiner marked her 51st wedding anniversary with family gifts and congratulations A prize winner at the Auburn Firemen ball Mrs Lena Daley donated her $100 prize to the Lewiston and Auburn Children’s Home to fund a laundry modernization.
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George Gainsley
River Road
Woolwich
Pearl Janet Gainsley
James Earl Thorpe
Natick
Mass
Clarence Faulkanham
Wellesley
Faulkanham
Gainsleys
Massachusetts
Buckfield
Thorpe
Gainsley
Herbert Munseey
Frank Walker
Hudson, Mass
Southboro
George A. Hamlin
West Gardiner
Lena D. Daley
Winter Street
Auburn
Auburn Firemen
Lewiston
Grammar League blanks issued for popular circuit
The Y M C A Grammar School Basketball League opens with five teams Dike North Central St Marys and Weeks. Weeks will include Center Street Mitchell and South 12 year olds. Schedule runs Monday through Friday with games Saturdays at 9 30 and 10 15 starting January 1.
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Y.M.C. A
Dike
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Central
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Weeks
Center Street
Mitchell
South
Weeks Street
Bathman To Lead Bowdoin Polar Bears Hockey Team
A Bath boy, Leonardo E Buck, will captain Bowdoin hockey this season. Buck is one of five returning lettermen along with Charles I Arnold, Charles N Corey and Daniel F Hanley and Oakley A Melendy. Coach Linn Wells plans to call for candidates after first freeze as the Polar Bears build around the veteran core.
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Leonardo E. Buck
Bowdoin
Polar Bears
Linn Wells
Delta
Brunswick College
Buck
Charles I. Arnold
Charles N. Corey
Daniel F. Hanley
Oakley A. Melendy
Wells
William B. Allen
Robert N. Bass
Benjamin H. Blodgett
Robert W Clarke
Warner J. Clifford
Wiliam H. Currier
David G. Doughty
Wilfrid H. Girard
Lionel F. Jealous, Jr
Payston W. Tucker, Jr
Christmas Tree Harvest Expands Across Maine
Maine growers in multiple counties harvest and ship evergreens to cities, building a fifty year old trade that boosted rural revenue beyond past estimates. The piece notes shifts from farm cutting to town involvement, with stumpage buyers and crews expanding the business statewide.
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Orland
Hancock County
Boston
Aroostook County
Waldo
Washington
Kennebec
Somerset
Penobscot
Androscoggin
Oxford
Franklin
Lincoln
Knox
Maine
Morse High to Open Season in Battle Against Mighty Alumni
A sell out crowd is expected as Morse High basketball opens under coach Johnny Madden. The opening Friday features a clash with a powerful Morse alumni club including Harry Ring and Leland Fortier, with nine alumni from last season’s standouts joining the lineup. Seats are selling fast. public sale limited to east side and two ends of the gym. phone 893 to reserve.
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Morse High
Morse
Johnny Madden
Maine
Eddie Brown
Charlie Grace
Georgie Perry
Georgie Sarkis
Harry Thayer
Clif Nickerson
Jim McQuarrie
Harry Ring
Leland Fortier
Bob Footer
St. Mary's
Parks
Ernie Sarkis
Skaling
Johnny Levyn
Hebron Academy
Wilfred Gaudet
Phil Oliver
Shipping City
Phil Eatons Eleven OClocks Duplicate Last Week Scores
Phil Eatons Eleven OClocks repeated their previous win by taking seven of twelve points in the Elks bowling circuit at Park Alleys Monday. Highs include Ted Hams 127 high single and 309 pins, L Plant 316 for three strings, and the team records 443 for a single and 1290 for team total. Ed Hartnetts Fixed Stars moved into second place with seven points. Jack Conroy led runners with 293.
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Elks
Harioh
Royal Puppless
T. Ham
L. Plant
Phil Eaton
Eleven O'Clocks
Upstair Park
Eddie Hartnett
Ralph Dale
Ted Ham
Ham
Jack Conroy
Business Men's Gym Class Formed by Redington Reed
Redington R. Reed announces a new YMCA Business Men's gymnasium class for winter. The first session is next Tuesday from 5:15 to 6:15 pm, with sessions on Tuesdays and Fridays overall. Volleyball will be played and a strong State YMCA tournament team is hoped for.
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Redington R. Reed
Dance to Aid Orono Football Men at Town Hall
A dance sponsored by the Franklin E. Pretto post in Orono will be held at the town hall Tuesday evening to raise funds for purchasing sweaters for the Orono High School football letter men. Seth Littetield and his orchestra will perform starting at 8 30. The football squad will be entertained Thursday evening December 9 by the Kiwanis Club.
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Franklin E. Pretto
Orono Town Hall
Orono Ingh
Seth Littefield
Kiwanis Club
Notary Public Seal Affixed by Gardiner R Deering
A notary seal is presented by Gardiner R Deering as proof of authentication. The imprint confirms notarization responsibilities and official verification of documents.
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Gardiner R. Deering
Maine Potato Bay Promotion Expands Across Stores
Maine potato campaign promotes genuine State of Maine potatoes through 78 newspapers and 15 radio stations. Retailers praise the display and 66 000 pieces are in circulation with 26 400 window streamers highlighting graded potatoes. Growers hope for better prices and sales.
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Mississipi River
State of Maine
Maine
Maine Winter Sports Growth and Highway Plow Efforts
Maine expands winter sports with a long ski tow, night illumination, and a school for skiers. State crews keep over 12 000 miles of highways plowed year round and invest 1 million dollars this winter to maintain access. A Maine Winter Sports Federation and Development Commission publish a booklet detailing location and facilities for newcomers. Herbert Wood of Hartford reunites with family for Thanksgiving after a detour. The barkentine Reine Marie Stewart arrives at Halifax with foremast missing. its future rigging unclear.
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Port
Maine
Maine Winter Sports Federation
Maine Development Commission
Herbert Wood
Hartford
Conn
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Wood
Thanksgiving service at Readfield Corner church draws 200
The 110 year old Brick church at Readfield Corner hosted a special Thanksgiving service with over 200 attendees. A colonial-dressed double quartet provided music including Mrs. George H. Norton Jr and several others. Ushers Fred Stuart and Clayton Berry wore colonial outfits. Mr. Norton plans a Christmas service at the church.
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Readfield Corner
George H. Norton
Charles Taylor
Mildred Russell
Dorothy Fuller
George Howland
Robert Sivret
Norman Plaisted
Lawrence Lane
Fred Stuart
Clayton Berry
Norton
True Copy Attest by Register John L. Jack
A historical notice states a true copy attestation by John L. Jack, acting as Register, dated 18 through 25, confirming the validity of the document.
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Register
Walter S. Glidden
John L, Jack
Probate notices from Bath Maine 1937
Probate court in Sagadahoc County orders publication of notices for Flora C Blanchard Ellis F Coombs administrator Gerald Tourigny applicant and Hannah T Siew executrix in Bath Maine. The court sets hearing for December 7 1937 and directs publication in the Bath Independent.
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State OF Maine
Sagadnoc
Blanche Kenney
Fitchburg
Worcester
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Willam A Bibber
Richmond
Tsanc Lo
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Mierne
Evelyn Petlock
Bath
Isaac
Lake
Blanche i Kenney
John P Carey
Maine
Sagadahoc
Sagadahoce
Said
Walter 5S. Glidden
Flora C. Blanchard
Allan Spear
Ellis F. Coombs
Ate
West Bath
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Auburn
Florence E Tourlouy
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Fred B. Snow
Wet Bath
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Snow
Hannah T. Siew
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