Bath Daily Times 1912 notices and local updates
Bath city hospital treasurer reports church collections on Hos tal Sunday totaling 116.66. Flora B fishing schooner lands 1500 pounds of herring for Boston, with 30 barrels shipped. Missing persons from West Bath found. Bath Iron Works hires. Wesley church Junior Sorority sale raises about 35. Various local notices include police activity, fraternal officers elected, Christmas sales, weather frozen Merrymeeting Bay, and Alameda property transfer to Abrams Amusement Co.
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Ite
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Ellie Follett
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Hazel Wing
Eleanor Cahill
Blanche Houston
Helen Triggs
Cahill
Alice Corliss
Edith Avery
Ruth Bradlee
Kenneth Weeks
Helen Child
Silie Cahill
Ann Stewart
Elnoraliver
Louise Child
Sunday School Memes Refer to Class Subjects
A brief note suggests memes should allude to topics covered in Sunday school classes. The message emphasizes aligning humor with the lessons taught in church settings and avoiding unrelated material.
Church Ladies Serve Roast Chicken and Clams Menu
The meal featured roast chicken escalloped clams rolls coffee ice cream and cake. It was offered on the European plan and served by the church’s young ladies, reflecting a community fundraising event.
Bath ship William P. Frye arrives with sugar cargo
December 13, 1912 The Bath ship William P. Frye arrived in Philadelphia from the Hawaiian Islands carrying a cargo of refined sugar.
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William P. Frye
Philladelphia
Hawaiian Islands
Hay Prices Dip in Bath Market Amidcropping Shifts
December 15 1912 Bath market hay sells for 15 to 17 dollars a ton with top quality reaching 17. Last year prices were 20 to 21 due to a light crop. Summer yields were large and winter prices are not expected to top 18 dollars. A separate note mentions a mill shaft failure on Friday the 13th and a camp fire on the grounds after occupants left a lamp burning.
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John Evans
Day's Ferry
New Parcels Post Start Faces Uncertain Details
December 16, 1912 reports limited knowledge of how the new parcels post will operate with postmasters given broad discretion. Bath office expands quarters thanks to Collector Crosby, while Bath and officials brace for congestion. Mr and Mrs Healey arrive from Watertown for health reasons and Mr and Mrs Morse depart London for Weisbaden to spend Christmas as Solar Lodge plans Past Master's event.
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Weisbaden
Reunion anniversary and clambake planned in Montgomery area
Local notes report a reunion and indoor clambake at Montgomery with St. ar d R.A.C. Also mentioned are William McCormick traveling from Pittston to the McCormick lumber camp in Phippsburg, and Mrs. Ralph Dunbar leaving for Boston for Christmas.
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D. T. Percy & Sons
William A. Fall
Fall
Frank W. Perkins
Crockery Department
Arthur S. Pepper
Helen Moses
Myra Merritt
Orrin F. Frye
Charles Farnham
Samuel Jordan
Elizabeth Dunbar
Nellie Jones
Eunice
Mudge
Miss Ethelright
Chester Plant
Ray Palmer
Ralph Warren
Leon Mason
Bisons Goaltender Served as Army Captain Wounded in Action
Phil McAtee of the Buffalo Bisons hockey team served as a captain in the 4th Armored Division of the Canadian Army. He was wounded in action during service.
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Buffalo Bisons
4Th Armored Division
Football Fund Reaches 126 Total For Morse Champions
The Morse football fund climbs to 126.50 as donations pour into the Times office and First National Bank. The drive aims to finish by tomorrow evening to honor Morse players, with Tag Day planned under athletic director Hank Small and support from many local contributors.
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William Bruce
James Austin
George Maier
Gardiner Rogers
Frank Wilson
Frugal Glass Cleaning Method Impresses
Myers praises a corncob technique to polish glass by wetting, rubbing, and drying the surface to remove crusted bug remains. The method yields a shiny windshield without scratches from harsh abrasives. Pure air is noted as cooling with sunlight passing through it.
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Probate Notices From Bath Sagadahoc County
Court of Probate in Bath Sagadahoc to hear petitions January first Tuesday for Alphonso Burnham estate Viva M Burnham and Barbara R Burnham seek administrators without bond. Catherine Burgess will probate to Frederick E Burgess. Annabelle MacDougall estate license to sell real estate by Francis G MacDonald. Foster B Shepard estate first final account by Charles T Small. William B Perry estate first final account by Charles T Small. Charles E Shepard estate first final account. Arthur J Dunton attesting copy of final order.
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Emay Zen
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William B. Perry
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Charles E Shepard
Charles E. Shepard
Arthur J. Dunton
Attung Orfeisas
Local Notes From Wiscasset Community
Local items report Ruthena Clark moving to Palm Beach Florida for work while Mrs. Rensel Colby travels to Massachusetts for the winter. Several residents help with family visits and funerals. Mr and Mrs Sherman adopt a 14 month old. a baby shower was held. new home purchases and moves noted around Boothbay Harbor and Bath Road.
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Cap t M intire revisits home
Capt M intire visits Bath recalling changes since he lived there. He notes Bath Iron Works and the Lee man Highway have altered the town, and he plans to leave Bath December 39 to report for duty December 30.
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Honey warms easily for pouring over pancakes
Warm honey by placing the jar in hot water to loosen thick honey. The method helps the honey pour smoothly over pancakes or bacon without clumping.
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