Bath Marines Elect 1916 Officers At Annual Meeting
Fred Stover is named commander with Gardiner Crocker and Clarence Warren as senior and junior vice commanders. Officers also include F. H. Beals, Seth Stewart, Clarence Thomas, Eugene E. Annable, and W. W. Miller. The camp lists 105 members and plans a New Year’s Eve ball in Music hall.
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T. W. Hyde
Sons of Veterans
Fred Stover
Gardiner Crocker
Clarence Warren
F. H. Beals
Seth Stewart
Clarence Thomas
Eugene E. Annable
W. W. Miller
Music Hall
E. E. Annable
Charles Pratt
Arthur Stewart
Miss Foote Seeks Tobacco Gifts for French Soldiers
Miss Foote reports over 400 pipes collected for French troops with no tobacco needed as the French government supplies it. A German woman donated two pipes, has one son in service and another killed earlier. The Chamber of Commerce offers a silver cup for the basketball winner at next Friday’s YMCA event featuring Colonial and second teams. The Public Utilities Commission approves Bath’s petition to abolish Blind Crossing, to be undertaken by Maine Central Railroad with 25 percent funded by the city.
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Miss Foote
Times
Chamber of Commerce
Y.M.C. A
The
Public Utilities Commission
City of
Bath
Maine Central Railroad
Brunswick Court Sets Record for Fines in Liquor Raids
December 9 1915 Brunswick municipal court processed a record day with 908.96 dollars in fines and costs from liquor raids on Tuesday night. Other items note Maccabees officers elected, Morse High school captaincy, local theater programs, and various local incidents and notices.
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Brunswick Municipal Court
Brunswick power outage blamed on dam ice failure
Superintendent Humphreys of the Brunswick Light and Power Company said ice in the Brunswick dam caused last night’s electric lights failure. The entire local system was affected and residents lit their homes with kerosene lamps, prompting a rush of humorous anecdotes.
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Humphreys
Brunswick Light and Power Company
Brunswick
Rescue of seven from drifting sloop after ocean exposure
A family and five friends, seven in all, were rescued Friday afternoon by the Popham Beach Coast Guard crew after drifting for hours in a small sloop in choppy seas. They had sailed from Maquoit to Phippsburg to settle and had loaded furniture aboard the Florence F. Thompson. The vessel was found seven miles at sea with sails torn. the coast guard reported widespread flooding along the coast with tides high for several days.
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Popham Beach
Winter Ice Closes Kennebec River at Augusta
On December 13 1915 the Kennebec River at Augusta froze for the first time that winter with a solid ice sheet stretching from the Kennebec Bridge downstream. Sucker fishermen worked to break ice while patches remained, and further upriver the river was closed to Gardiner. A second freeze followed Saturday night with ice more than two inches thick in places. Mate A H Hodgkins leaves tug Seguin for the winter layoff. Moose Fair preparations surge at Music Hall Bath Lodge of Moose. Forestry Inspector James Galvin surveys Hallowell Granite Co. stone for gypsy moths. Capt Brewer reports ice along routes between Boothbay and Bath. Maine Central transfer boat Hercules tied up at Bath Iron Works as dredge clears south of ferry slip. Boothbay Register praises Supt Haraden of Eastern Steamship Corp for securing statewide business.
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Kennebec
Augusta
Kennebec Bridge
Down River
Gardiner
Maine Central
Hercules
Bath Iron Works
Holbrook Cabot & Rollins Co
Probate Court Wills Filed Estate Listings in Bath
Probate court records show wills filed for multiple Bath residents with executors named, including Henry A. Alix Marion W. Ledyard Edith M. Miller and Oscar Freeman Thornton. Also listed are administrations inventories accounts and petitions for distribution licenses to sell real estate and determinations of value and trusteeships.
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Henry A. Alix
Bath
Anna Alix
Marion W. Ledyard
James C. Ledyard
Record of Coastal Voyages and Local Events
The Virginia struggled to land at Bay Point amid huge breakers while the Ella Clifton rode swells near Pond Island. A gallery project starts at Corliss Street church to handle rising attendance. St Mary's parish plans a Christmas entertainment at Knights of Columbus Hall with about 500 children, aided by a long local committee.
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Corliss Street
St Mary's Church
Knights of Columbus
Henry C. Biggins
Francis McDonald
Edmund Arsenault
James McNeal
Munroe Royal
Harry Thebeau
John McDonald
Mary Conley
Margaret Mulligan
Mary Sullivan
Sophia Quinn
Mary Mullaney
O'Hare
McLellan
Avery
Mary Farrell
E. J. Murphy
Municipal Court Fines Range From 5.70 To 40 For Variety Of Offenses
In a Municipal Court session, several defendants pled guilty or were arraigned on charges including speeding on Leeman Highway and Middle Street, driving without a license, drunken driving, and possession of clams without a license. Fines ranged from 5.70 to 40 plus court costs. some defendants faced jail time or bonds for future proceedings. Notable items include two driving offenses by John B. Grant Jr and Sylvia Foss, a shooting incident involving a dog in Woolwich, and sentencing actions for Lawrence, McKenney, and Palmer. The session also covered an annual Bath Trust Company stockholders meeting notice for January 10, 1956.
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Herman Boudreau
John B. Grant, Jr
Orange
Conn
Leeman Highway
Middle Street
Grant
Arthur Tainter
Sylvia Foss
Richmond
Philip Hodgkins
Percy I. Lang
Edgecomb
Alice M. McIntire
Lynn
Mass
Harold J. Rubin
Lang
Bath
Woolwich
Gardiner R. Deering
Sagadahoc
David Cox
Neil Buck
Deering
Buck
Edward C. Belanger
Topsham
Cox
Belanger
Joseph F. Lawrence
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Lynn M. Bussey
Robert Wagner
Jr Lawrence
Forest
McKenney
Phippsburg
Loren E. Alley
Kedrick M. Palmer
Charles Boetsch
First National Bank of Bath Maine Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Bath Maine will be held at the Banking Rooms on Tuesday January 10 1956 at two o'clock in the afternoon to elect directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business that may legally come before this meeting. Daniel Williams cashier.
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Bath
Maine
Bath Trust Company
H Baxter
First National Bank of Bath Maine
Daniel Williams
Bath City Service Commission Seeks Applicants
The City Council continued discussion on filling the Bath Service Commission at the next regular meeting. Councilmen seek names of Bath citizens interested in serving and ask for potential applicants.
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Soniél Service Commission
Bath
City Manager's Report for November 1955
The city manager cites department activity for November including 63 arrests, 9 non fatal crashes, 173 complaints, and $913.65 in parking meter receipts plus $83 in meter fines. Fire alarms totaled 16, with 9 building permits issued for about $1.11 million. Infrastructure work covered sewer checks, sidewalk and culvert projects, and 12 burials at Oak Grove. Public welfare aided 43 people, with cheese and flour aid to 332 residents. Health reports note several communicable disease cases and numerous inspections and area work hours.
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Highway and Sewer Dept
Center Street
Feral Street
Hyde Park
Washington Street
Washington Primary
Commercial Street
Maple Grove Cemetery
Oak Grove Cemetery
Public Welfare Department
Cemetery Department
Health and Sanitation Dept
Stanley W. Judkins
Glidden Fines for Speeding on Leeman Highway
Wendell H. Glidden 29 of Brooks paid ten dollar fine and costs 5.70 after being found guilty of speeding on Leeman highway in Augusta. He pleaded nolo contendre to the charge brought by Patrolman William Boyland. A 12 year old Augusta boy was discharged by Recorder.
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Wendell H. Glidden
Brooks
Leeman Highway
Nolo Contendre
William Boyland
Probate notices list heirs and executors in Sagadahoc county estates
I Lillian H Heal Register of Probate certifies apppointments of executors administrators and guardians for several Maine estates Georgetown Waldoboro Woolwich Bath and Bath with dates December 1955 and November 1955. Names include Ronald Ralph Mary L Tracey Bertha Curtis Archibald Main James Main Archibald Main Junior and Bove L Bailey.
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Lillian H. Heal
Sagadahoc
Maurice W. Burns
Georgetown
Ronald Ralph
Waldoboro
John J Tracey
Woolwich
Mary L. Tracey
Eva M Mahoney
Bath
Bertha Curtis
Mary Jane Main
Archibald MacNicol
James Avery Main
Archibald MacNicol Main
Bove L. Bailey
I Aine
Court clears Doiron in hunter shooting case
Arthur D. Dollon found no probable cause in Brunswick court for the Augusta boy Robert Doiron charged with negligently shooting a hunter on November 25. Doiron testified the rifle discharged while loading with safety on. the weapon was found not in proper operating condition.
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Arthur D. Dollon
Mun
Robert Doiron
Edward C. Belanger
Augusta
Harold J. Rubin
Bath
Doiron
Bowdeinham
Raymond Albert
Rubin
Young Albert
Dolloff
Paul W. Erbe
Brunswick Naval Air Station
High Street
Earl Haines
Sherwood Aldrich
Brunswick
Gerald J. McCartney
Georgetown
Bath B P W Holds Annual Christmas Party
The Bath Business and Professional Women's club hosted its annual Christmas dinner at Sedgwick Tuesday evening with about 50 members. A movie "Christopher Mouse" narrated by Katherine Conley, a vocal solo by Ellen Low, and piano by Lena King highlighted the program along with a choir performance. Proceeds from a successful silent auction benefit the club’s charity fund. Santa, Nellie Whitmer, distributed gifts.
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Bath Business and Professional Women's Club
Sedgwick
Christopher Mouse
Katherine Conley
Ellen Low
Lena King
Nellie Whitmer
Santa Claus
John Sonia
Miles B. Hagan
Laurence A. Lowell
A. A. Stott
Asenith Haggett
Carl Albee
Jean Edgecomb
Virginia Hamilton
Mildred G. Nichols
Fred S. Summerton
Eastport to Block Island Weather Update
Gusty northwest winds 25 to 35 mph today diminishing tonight and Sunday. Partly cloudy with offshore snow flurries. Visibility good except reduced in snow flurries.
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Eastport
Block Island
Probate Court Orders in Bath Maine Hearings on Wills
In Sagadahoc County Maine a Bath court orders notices for probate of multiple estates including Henry A Alix Charles FE Berry Natt F Howe Elizabeth F Jackson Marion W Ledyard Edith M Miller Oscar Freeman Thornton Kaiulani S Williams and others. Hearings set for the first Tuesday in January with executors named and letters testamentary without bond to issue where stated.
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Edith M. Miller
Bath
Vernon W. Miller
Oscar Freeman Thornton
Oscar R. Marsh
Natt F. Howe
Mildred L. Hagan
Alma W. Lundquist
Boston
Massachusetts
John A. Lundquist
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Albert E. Nye
Richmond
Mae C. Swift
John J. Tracey
Woolwich
Mary L. Tracey
Mary Jane Main
Archibald MacNicol Main
James Avery Main
Eva M. Mahoney
Bertha M. Curtis
Eiicus
Sagadahoc
Henry A. Alix
Anna Alix
Charles FE Berry
Gladys N Berry
Natt F Howe
Mildred J. Hagan
Elizabeth F Jackson
Sagadahoc County
Maine
John A Lundquist
Edith M Miller
Vernon W Miller
Oscar R Marsh
Harry ‘C Webber
Phippsbore
Frances M Webber
Kaiulani S Williams
Phippshoro
Bath Nations Bank
Lewall F. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Arthur F. Williams
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Shaw
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Thomaston
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Frank Young
Leon Pratt
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Fred Oliver
West Bath Grange
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Maine General Hospital
Henry L. Houghton
S. J. Meeker
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Ie City
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Millicent Clifford
Charles W. Walsh
Lewiston
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John L. Hayes
South Boston
Miss Ella
Carney Hospital
Honeshoe
A. B. Wakefield
Virginia City
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Daniel Ridley
Mr. Wakefield
Maccabees
W. A. McDonald
William H. J. Halling
John A. Fiske
L. E. Wilson
Ralph E. Wright
William F. Nutter
Lincoln Hall
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Lina Sewall
Charles Taylor
Laura Palmer
A. S. Carter
Morse High School
Percy Miller
J. . King
Athletic Council
Thomas Lyden
Jerry Sullivan
Morton Young
Alvin Coss
Frank Talbot
Albert Attaya
Thatcher Pinkham
Paul Fitzgerald
Howard Deering
Ralph Warren
Danforth MacDonald
Rutherford White
Maurice Pickard
Laton Jackson
Percy Low
Antoinett
Long Island
Virginia
L. H. Gibson
Percy & Small's
William A. Jack
Asa Hodgkins
E. E. Morse
William O'Brien
Dreamland Theater
Margaret Foster
Bessie Hunt
Herbert Carlisle
Edna Pepper
Mary Monroe
Marion Titcomb
Beatrice Merrill
Margaret Washburn
Ruth Fox
E. H. Morse
Clifford
Albert Lewis
Boothbay Harbor
G. G. Deering Yard
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McDonall
Kittery Point
Quoddy Head
Bath Auto & Gas Engine Co
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Sullivan
Augusta Dam
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J. W. Coombs
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Verna Bette Hall
Alice M Deering
Irene Kingsbury
Alice Deering
Frances Lord
Eleanor Jones
Phyllis Wyman Loraine Eggleston
Marguerite Kelley
Ralph Small
Thomas Cummings
Meyer Gordon
Pat Hartnett
Harold Brown
Maurice Deering
Frank Deering
Gardiner Deering
Karcher Jackson
Ambrose Curran
Jene L
George Corbin
Ransom B. Fuller
E. J. Marston
E. M. Fuller
Cumberland County Medical Society
Congress Square Hotel
Popham
George Percy
Parker Head
City Hospital Board
John M. Thurlow
Millinocket
Hatch's
Center Street Hill
Arrowsie
Wiscasset
Jake
City Landing
Boothbay
A. H. Hodgkins
Bath Lodge of Moose
Forestry Commission
James Galvin
Hallowell Granite Co
Boothbay Register
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Marshall A. Haraden
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Probate
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Beatrice Louise St. Pierre
Edward Brown
Walter Brown
Margaret R. Wilson
William H. Farrar
Kate M. Baxter
Rupert H. Baxter
Mary Baxter White
Lydia Baxter Gillette
Walter E. Taylor
Annie L. Taylor
Susan G. Mitchell
Donald B. Hopkins
John H. Woodward
Julian M. Woodward
Julien M. Woodward
Bertha M. Larrabee
Frank M. Churchill
Clayton B. Churchill
Maude E. Blodgett
Charles N. Blodgett
Marguerite Manso
John P. Carey
Frederick N. Sanborn
Elizabeth F. Jackson
H. Laton Jackson
Bowdoinham
Kaiulani S. Williams
Bath National Bank
Loyall F. Sewall
F. B. O. Arthur F. Williams
Charles E. Berry
Gladys N. Berry
Harry C. Webber
Frances M. Webber
Stella M Randall
Edward W Wheeler
Benjamin R. Temple
Dorothea T. Little Scott
Suzanna Sovak
Andrew G. Sovak
Ethel Glidden
Mitchell MW. King
Fred W. Quimby
Guardian
John W. Riley
Lulu M. Riley
Levina E. Holman
Mearl K. James
Charles Zignego
Nels Olsen
Bowdoin
Nathan Doughty
Clyde N. McFee
Elizabeth McFee
Archibald M. Main
Cial
Bay Point
Pond Island
Ella Clifton
Small Point
City Council
Arthur J. Dunton
Lilian H. Wheat
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Bath B. P. W
Arthur J Dunton