Bath News Roundup December 13 1910
Bath items report a false claim of Bowker buying a Bath residence and shipyard, plans for a new vessel, and New Year celebrations for the Orphan's Home. Morse High Glee officers listed, ice and river conditions, and civic events including Board of Trade growth and a truant boy case.
Teacher in Bath College Ruining Residence?
A garbled OCR note mentions a teacher at Bath College near Mrs. M. C. Qs Guckenbesh on Fign Street and Mrs. Ralph Tuttle, indicating potential local trouble or dispute near these residents. The readable text is fragmented but centers on a teacher's actions impacting nearby homes.
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Bath
Ruineg
Uest
M. C. Qs Guckenbesh
Nign Street
Ralph Tuttle
Construction progress on street court project ahead of schedule
Work on a street court building near Union Street progresses slowly as solid ledges are carved in places. In a separate event, Miss Erma Farrar won the Queen Esther Rebekah sale supper and entertainment prize.
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Union Street Court
Douje
Queen Esther Rebekah Sale
Erma Farrar
Bath items and social notes fill busy day of 1910
December 16 1910 Bath columns record Lester Morse departing for New York to spend holidays with friend George Kinkel. Genesta Coe QO E S held a hall sale with Mrs Cahill, Mrs Wetherbee, and others handling crafts and candies. Snow and icy rails disrupt local trolleys, but lines clear by morning. Bath girls head to Bruns wick Psi Upsilon dance. Alpha Delta Phi hosts house party next Thursday. Higgin left for Boston, Thurston family settles in Deming New Mexico with 160 acre homestead. Eleanor Leydon returns from visit at Rossmore Brunswick. Modern Woodmen nominate officers for January election. First Baptist supper features oyster stew and Bowdoin official J P McConaughy. plan repeats. Kimball Sewall and Houghton back from Westminster for Christmas. Slippery Center street corner causes incidents. D T Percy clerk injured. Free ferry Hockomock trips Friday aimed to boost Bath merchants. People's Ferry Co directors back free trips, Stinson of Woolwich involved. Davenport attends Fidelity Trust Co building opening in Portland with five invitations. Skating memories recall Tom Plant era with Mason Ridley and Edward Lowell. Mary Helen Robinson marks birthday hosting 25 at York Street with music and games.
Pupil James Blake Ill in Eighth Grade Class
Dec 18 1910 pupil James Blake of the South Grammar school eighth grade has been ill for several days. The illness began earlier this week and his condition is reported as improving with rest and care.
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James Blake
South Grammar School
Bath paper notes Christmas gifts and local updates
A Bath Times item lists a Christmas gift delivery for a boy named Blake with thanks to his teacher and classmates, and details about local clerks at D. T. Percy & Sons and W. H. Smith & Sons. The note covers Bath shipyard activity, doctors moving practices, Worcester press club formation, ship losses, holiday displays, and various local visits and travels. The long column also mentions cantata plans at Wesley church, consolidations of churches, and local social notes.
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Nellie Turner
Emery Footer
Blake
Times
Storm drives ashore coal schooner in Nantucket blizzard
Capt Emery Wallace of Brunswick commanded the Thomas B Garland of Portsmouth which ran aground at Nantucket during a Thursday blizzard. The cargo coal is a total loss. Four inches of snow fell but high winds left bare spots. A Bathman displays grisly relics from local deaths. A consolidation movement seeks to unite Winter Street and Central Congregational churches led by Rev. O W Folson and Rev George C.
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Emery Wallace
Brunswick
Leora M. Thurlow
Thomas B. Garland
Portsmouth
Nantucket
Garland
Mill Pond
Lily Pond
Wiscasset Anniversary Celebrations and Local Society Notes
Hallie Simpson of Wiscasset and Sadie Bailey of Bath marked anniversaries with family and friends. Garrison Hill Chapter O E S honored nine of its original 29 charter members, with Eunice Adams hosting a festive supper and a skit. Christmas plans and 1951 calendar events for Huntoon Hill Farm Bureau were announced, including demonstrations, meetings, and committee appointments.
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Hallie A. Simpson
Wiscasset
Sadie Bailey
Bath
Garrison Hill
Charles & Sewall
Charles E. Cowley
Frank H. Gray
Cora Brown
Ruth Leighton
Louise Jewett
Orianna Averill
Polly Briggs
Dorothy Carleton
Tena Albee
Laura Evans
Cora Beane
Louise Blagden
Bertha Harris
Thelma Sprague
Madeleine Reed
Helen Fisher
Gertrude Winters
Ella Dunton
Augusta
Marion Abbott
Ruth Applin
Helen Haggett
Eleanor Plant
Olive Dow
Harriet Jackson
Josephine Johnson
Gladys Sherman
Bertha Merry
Carolyn Pendleton
Gertrude Munsey
Jeanette Keefe
Christine Maybury
Cora Sutter
Doris Foye
Local Family News From Bath and Augusta Area
Personal notes record the birth of Linda Susan Lockhart on December 17 at Memorial hospital weighing six pounds five ounces. Stephen Carey of 6 Cottage Street, a first grade pupil at Huse school, is home with mumps. Harold M. Sewall of Bowdoin College plans holidays in Thomasville Georgia with relatives. A Nurses' Home Christmas play at Augusta General Hospital featured Theresa Tardiff and Mary Colby of Bath. Bath attendees included Mrs Joseph Tardiff and daughters Ann and Mrs Mary Savoie. Topsham visitors included Mrs Michael Toth and Lorraine, Neil. Mrs C A Lemieux and daughter Cecile.
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Donald Lockhart
Tower Circle
Linda Susan
Memorial Hospital
Stephen Carey
George Carey
Cottage Street
Huse
Harold M. Sewall
Bowdoin
Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
Thomasville
Walter E. Edge
Augusta General Hospital
Theresa Tardiff
Mary J. Colby
Bath
Joseph L. Tardiff
Ann
Mary Anne Savoie
Bertha Savoie
Topsham
Michael Toth
Lorraine
Neil
C. A. Lemieux
Cecile
Probate notices appoint executrix and administrator in Bath area
J John L Jack registrar notes in probate records that Mabel B Merrill of Bath was named executrix of Jason A Merrill estate on December 5 1950 and J Robichaud of West Bath named administrator without bond on November 5 1950 for Teophile P iby estate. Also notice of Bath Trust Company annual meeting set for January 9 1951 at 2 pm in Bath Maine with election of trustees and other business.
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J. John L. Jack
Ogadahoc
Jason A. Merrill
Bath
Mabel B. Merrill
P. Iby
West Bath
J. Robichaud
Charles Condos
Gardiner R. Deering
Katherine H. Parks
Wareren A. Higgins
Sepa Oes
Henry H. Rogers
Merced
California
Roger Ran
Danville
Maine
Roger B. Cothran
Katherine H. Te
Wares Aegis
Otea
Sagadahoc
Catge
Alice M. Nowe
Winfield M. Hagan
William
Potter
First National Bank of Bath Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The First National Bank of Bath announces its annual meeting of stockholders on January 9, 1951, at two o'clock in the afternoon in the bank rooms to elect officers and transact other business legally before the meeting.
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First National Bank OF Bath
Williams
Second Graders Have Party Of Their Own At Huse Memorial
Second graders at the Huse Memorial held a classroom party in the school gym Tuesday afternoon with 75 percent attendance. A three part program featured poems recited by all, songs with Mrs Young at the piano, and a rhythm band performance. A tape recorder playback of a classroom recitation followed, and children shared box lunches with their parents.
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Huse
Beth Young
Helen Canales
Santa
Young
West Bath Farm Bureau Meeting and Christmas Party
A West Bath Farm Bureau planning meeting was held in the afternoon followed by a Christmas party with an exchange of gifts and entertainment. The afternoon committee included Mrs. Pauline Belanger, Mrs. Alice Smith, and Mrs. Persis Miller, with many members and three new entrants joining. Guests included Mrs. Bernice McGlinchy and Mrs. Olive White.
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Gat
Pauline Belanger
Alice Smith
Persis Miller
Alice Burgess
Mildred Card
Ella Coombs
Bertha Davis
Lilly Donnell
Dorothy Gaudreau
Annie Henderson
Eva Kenney
Lou Lemont
Mildred Rogers
Ida Rosé
Cox's Head Continues With Local Weekend Notes
Community items from Cranberry Point highlight visits by Earle and Mrs. Goodwin returning to Wolfeboro New Hampshire after a week at their cottage. Captain George Stacey and Mrs. Stacey of Bath were guests over Sunday. Members of the Perkins Center visited the Dozois home on Monday as callers and social notes.
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Earle
Cranberry Point
Martin F. Goodwin
Wolfeboro
N. H
George Stacey
Mrs. Stacey
Bath
Prise
B. Perkins Center
Dozois
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