Bath Daily Times notes from 1902 decade events
Bath Daily Times items recount December 2 1902 deposits at Bath Trust Co 26548302 over the counter. Local notices include tug Perry boiler repair at Morse dock wharf derrick trial and Primrose Whist club gatherings. County meeting authorizes new courthouse roofing. obviates wind damage. Residents travel, coon hunts, injuries at Hyde Windlass, train timetables, and Bath Iron Works school activities reported.
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Bath Trust Co
Perry
Morse's Dock
Banquet for minstrel participants at New Meadows Inn
December 4 1902 notice invites all participants of the recent minstrel performance to a complimentary banquet at New Meadows Inn this evening with a special car leaving Sagadahoc square at 7 15. Banquet served at eight. A lively Portsmouth Bath region social page item covering rides and local events.
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New Meadows Inn
Sagadahoc Square
Bath Iron Works hires and local transit notes
December 8 1992 F J French of Woodbury joins the Bath Iron Works hull draughtsmen corps and stays at the Phoenix. Samuel Mains of North Woolwich visits Bath on business and sells a working horse to Frank Frisbee of Phippsburg. Fred Sidelinger sustains a badly jammed right thumb at work. Tug Seguin clears ice near Arrowsic so Island Belle can pass. Captain Perry commands the boat in absence. Mr and Mrs J F Pyle of Richmond arrive and stay at the Phoenix as Mr Pyle takes a new engine draughting post.
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Times
Bath Iron Works
Fred Shaw
Shaw
F. J. French
Woodbury, N. J
Corps of Hull
Phoenix
Samuel Mains
North Woolwich
Bath
Frank Frisbee
Phippsburg
Fred Sidelinger
Seguin
Arrowsic Bridge
Boothbay
Island Belle
J. F. Pyle
Richmond
The
Pyle
Cold records and local notes from Bath area
Twelve degrees below zero topped the local cold snap near the Peterson farm on the Brunswick road as several West Bath spots reached ten below. Bath Trust Co treasurer Mussenden reports deposits just over 300000 with about 220 deposits. A pipe burst at Lords Sail spilled into Frank Pepper’s bowling alleys, causing minor damage. Mason’s yard hauled 65 fathoms of chain for a six masted schooner, weighing nearly 14 tons, with ten horses struggling through the snow. Funeral services for Mrs. Ann Frazer were held Saturday afternoon on Lower Washington Street.
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Peterson Farm
Brunswick Road
West Bath
Mussenden
The
Bath Trust Co
Mason's
Percy & Small
Ann Frazer
Lower
Washington Street
Hyde Park Terrace Items Of The Week
About 30 parents attended the first meeting of the Hyde Park Terrace Parents Teachers Association formed Tuesday evening at Huse Memorial school. The Dot and Day kindergarten children visited Santa in his office with teachers Miss Caden and Miss Marshall. A basket of flowers was sent to Marilyn Dyer in the hospital. Many neighbors and local families appear in a long list of visits and appearances at homes across Lark Street, Drayton Road, and nearby towns, with various relatives and service members noted.
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Terrace
Parent Teachers Association
Huse Memorial
Dot and Day
Santa Claus
Miss Caden
Marshall
Marilyn Dyer
Harold Dunton
Five Islands
Gerald Crabtree
Robert Field
C. E. Fields
Lark Street
Lewis Graves
Janet
Willard Chapin
Gardiner
Eva
Jeanette Bard
Waterville
Fernando Giroux
Robert Pendleton
Nancy
Robert Jr
Frank Knight
Yarmouth
Robert Pendleton, Jr
Bruce Libby
Brunswick
Stillman Dyer
Central Avenue
Bath Hospital
Marilyn
Jack Johnston
Thomas Johnston
John Somers
Johnson
West Virginia
Virginia
Georgia
Woodland
Wilson Goguen
Kittery
Edith G. Pushard
Belfast
Henry L. Jones
Center Street
Lola Gorman
Dora Helen
Bluff Road
Gorman
A. A. Chambers
South Gardiner
Lucille Naylor
Westbrook
E. B. Woods
Drayton Road
O. T. Naylor
Woods
John Thompson
Memorial Hospital
Lida Camp
Freeport
Ronald Ware
Hollis Jones
Lincoln
Pulsifer
Walter Curtis
Auburn
Camp Barkley
Texas
Willard L Cates
George
Cates
Gordon Brown
Portland
Franklin Aker
Cobleskill
N. Y
Blair Hodge
George W. Kelsey
Julia
School Street
Augusta
Donald A. Pulsifer
Marie
Dawn
Dale
Willard
Lawrence
Lottie Curtis
Plastic styles fade as war slows gadget parade
Plastic experts adapt to material shortages by shifting to extruded and molded home items. New methods allow seamless trims, window strips, shower heads, and non rusting plastic wire for screens while offering durable, easy to clean finishes in many colors.
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Coure
Toto
Armed Services
Booming War Cargo Conflicts Spark Shipping Critique
Longshoremen leader Harry Bridges denounced unplanned shiploadings that mix whiskey with war materials, calling it a “booze and bananas” policy. He warned that ports from San Francisco to New York lack manpower and planning, delaying arms shipments while liquor moves out. Other speakers echoed the need for total war mobilization and better coordination.
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Harry Bridges
Pacific Coast
Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union
The
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Bridges
Australia
California
United States Army
New York
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Co. J. O
United States
Christian Science Monitor
Bath banks schedule annual stockholders meeting
The Bath financial institutions announce annual stockholders meetings with dates in January. The Bath Trust Company and First National Bank of Bath set meetings to elect directors and conduct business, with specifics for time and location in Bath Maine. A separate local incident reports a service truck narrowly escaping a 50 foot embankment after a road collapse, aided by a heavy tow, with neighbors noting the danger.
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First National Bank of Bath
Bath
Bath Trust Co
Bath Trust Company
Maine
Etherbeau
Probate Notice for Sagadahoc Estate Hearings in Bath
A probate order in Sagadahoc County Bath requires notice to all interested parties. It schedules a December meeting at Bath for the will and estate of Katherine Gignoux with Bank of Commerce and Arthur J. Dunton as judge of probate and conservator.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Mio
Hotale
Katherine Gignoux
Cape i Aleta
Maine
Bank of Commerce Or
Hotta Conservator
Arthur J. Dunton
T. John Jack
Calathians
Charlotte
Meeker. Tate
Path
Awk Oh Bath
iWaz Teatete Cluffard
Belanger
Ut Rel
Samiel At
Edward Biggins
Herensett
Henry M Buggins
Barth
Bainie Orreb
Sue Putnam
Raymond G Putnam
Math
Cynthia J Adams
Woolwich
Herman F Dodge
Portlaind
Dee
Arthur J
Dunton
Sagadahee
Court of County Commissioners
Lincoln
Cotes
Kennebec Journal
Bath Independent
Lincoln County News
Local Family Notices from Powdoinham Post Road
Mrs. Frank hosts her mother for a few weeks as Thanksgiving gatherings unfold. Mr and Mrs Fred D Heath and son join Lynde Heath and Jesse Harriman families. Friends celebrate Joan Humphrey in Brunswick Hospital as she improves. Charles Temple and family visit Florida while Temple son of A S Temple serves two months in the Army.
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Frank
Fred D. Heath
Lynde Heath
Jesse Harriman
Shirley Humphrey
Joan
Brunswick Hospital
Charles Temple
Florida
Mr. Temple
A. S. Temple
In memory of Charles Randall of Bowdeinham Me
Resolutions praise Charles B Randall of Bowdeinham Maine for noble deeds. The text speaks of his life from morning to sunset and his enduring absence. It references rest in a blessed land and urges readiness, attributed to Maude Howe Millay.
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Charles B. Randall
Bowdeinham, Me
Maude Howe Millay
Daily use preserves the butler finish on sterling silver
Experts urge frequent use of fine sterling to enhance its finish. Warm washing after meals prevents tarnish and reveals a deep blue patina. Polish with a soft cloth after hot water rinse, avoid coarse powders, and rotate pieces to keep the heirloom gleam. Tarnish-preventing cloths with silver nitrate are available in silverware departments.
Jay Gould Mansion Leased as Annex by Gimbel Bros
New York report that the Fifth Avenue Jay Gould mansion once owned by the famed railroad heir is leased to Gimbel Brothers as an art auction annex. Objects from the house, willed to Helen Gould who died in 1938, will be auctioned first. Frederic A. Gimbel arranged the lease with executor Charles C. Nuitt, acting for Finley Johnson Shepard's estate.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Jay Gould
Gimbel Brothers Department Store
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E. M. Robbins
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J. A. Shea
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C. W. Light
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William Hatch
Orrin Frye
H. E. Williams
E. Motley Fuller
Millard Hanson
H. D. Maxwell
Central Church
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N. G. Jackson
Drummond Coal Co
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Sagadahoc Light and Power Co
Charles C. Low
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Mary Faxon Duncan
Adelia
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Grace Darling
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P. A. Thomson
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Minneapolis
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Kerwin
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John Lemont
Front Street
Mabel Bentley
Williams
Frank Purington
Howard Wharf
Summer Street
Duncan McInnes
Pepper
Lisbon Falls
William J. Jacobs
Frank Pepper
George Eaton
William Chapman
William Holyoke
John Donovan
A. C. Colby
A. L. Gerrish
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A. S. Davis
Colonial Club
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Ralph Whitehouse
Benjamin Mikelsky
E. Motley Fuller, Jr
Frank Loweston
Brenda Emery
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Dougal McRae
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Phi Rho
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L. P. Wright
George Merrill
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Lord's Sail
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Edward Little
Hitler
Germany
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Front St
Tnity
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Bath, Me
Arthur F. Mayo
Wallace
Mey
Jack
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Powdoinham Post Road
Jay Gould Panson
Gimbel Brothers
Wool- Wiech
Percy D Marston
H. Thompson