Corliss Street Sunday School Christmas Concert Recital
The Corliss Street Sunday school held a Christmas concert with student recitations songs duets and dialogues. The program featured many young performers and a cello solo amid festive readings and scenes. Emillo de Gogorza the renowned baritone singer returned from a Western tour to positive notices in multiple cities.
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Corliss Street
Florentine Knowlton
Ruth Holbrook
Clarence Eaton
Bernice Hunt
Georgia Knight
Elvira Owen
Homestead
Pauline Nickerson
Ina Bates
Velma Cornish
Louise and
Mandy Munsey
Dorothy Wexler
Frances Knowlton
Shirley Monk
Edna Richardson
Grace Tyler
Lillian Glidden
Emilio de Gogorza
Mme. Eames
Bath
Chicago Daily Tribune
Orchestra Hall
DeGorgoza
Massanet
Joy Devine
Lahore
Alvarez
el Celluoso
Baltimore Sun
de Gogorza
Conservatory
Indianapolis
Caleb Mills Hall
Herman Devries
Musicale
Mendelssohn Club
Barytone
Caleb Mills
Dividend Planned for People's Safe Deposit Depositors
Trustees of the Bath Trust Co receiver announce a 16 2 3 percent dividend totaling 123 612 51 to depositors of the People's Safe Deposit and Savings Bank in liquidation on Feb 3 1916 making 100 percent of principal paid. The court placed the bank in liquidation on Dec 27 1910 with liabilities of 741 672 87. Previous dividends were 338 1 3 percent in 1911 1912 and 16 2 3 percent in 1914. Public sales of securities were advertised with bidders, and the trustees received a nominal commission. A final dividend will follow after remaining assets are disposed of.
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Bath Trust Co
People’s Safe Deposit & Savings Bank
People’s Safe Deposit & Saving’s Bank
People’s Bank
The
League Bowling Standings Show Shifts In Division One
Bath Iron Works pushed Hyde Windlass to second while Woodmen overtook Moose for third in division one. Division two remained unchanged. The coming week features postponed games. Official standings up to Saturday night highlight the shifts and status across divisions. The Rev N J Horan led cotton mill relief efforts in Lewiston and Brunswick, aiding war relief organizers.
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Park
Bath Iron Works
Hyde Windlass
Woodmen
Moose
N. J. Horan
Lewiston
Brunswick
State Auto Laws Strictly Enforced for Dealers’ Registrations
Secretary of State John E. Bunker warns automo bile dealers that 1916 registration rules will be enforced. The memo emphasizes Section 9 and the $25 fee for demonstrating cars for sale, stating dealer plates cannot be used for hire, pleasure, or other work beyond demonstrations.
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John E. Bunker
ST Filix
Mass
Refrain Repeats From First to Last Stanza
The passage notes that he repeated the song from the initial stanza through to the final line. The description emphasizes a continuous recitation of the tune across the entire piece.
Christmas Music Observed Across Churches on Christmas Sunday
Churches across the city offered morning and evening services with choirs, anthems, solos, and cantatas. Programs included works by Mozart, Gounod, and Menney, with congregational hymns and pastor-led sermons at People's Baptist, Beacon Street M E, Central Congregational, Church of the New Jerusalem, and First Baptist, among others.
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Beacon St. M. E
T. N. Kewley
Mozart
Wilson
Central Church
David L. Wilson
Offertaire
Ste. Cecele
Batiste
First Baptist Church
Dressler
Otis Card
Nazareth
C. H. Gounod
Margaret Bakeman
J. Edgar Birch
Collision of J. C. Rogers and Paul Revere Off Ten Pound Island
The Times recalls a collision between the schooner J. C. Rogers and fishing schooner Paul Revere near Ten Pound Island. The Revere struck the Rogers causing $1,000 damage. Paul Revere’s owners paid for repairs. Charles Wallace, then 16, recalls joining the Rogers and climbing aloft for the first time on that voyage.
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the Times
J. C. Rogers
Paul Revere
Ten Pound Island
Paul
Charles Wallace
Night Watch
Bath
Rogers
Small Point
Phippsburg Center
Kennebec
Portland
Gloucester
Elias Perkins
Elijah Fletcher
Leon Blaisdell
Parker Head
Cook
C. V. Minott
Center
Boston
Revere
Wallace
Dr J Walter Higgins Dies. Pensacola Dentist Aged 40
Dr J Walter Higgins, a leading Pensacola dentist for twelve years, died Friday afternoon in Pensacola from acute indigestion at age 40. Born in Dedham Massachusetts, he studied at Boston Dental College, practiced in Bath and White River Junction before moving to Pensacola in 1903. He leaves a wife Beatrice Eno, a daughter Marcia age 15, a brother Charles R Higgins of this city, and a sister Mrs Edward C Stiness of Providence R I. His mother Mrs John C Higgins and mother in law Mrs Eno survive, wintering in California.
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Charles R. Higgins
J. Walter Higgins
Pensacola
Fla
Mr. Higgins
Dr. Higgins
Dedham
Mass
John C. Higgins
Beatrice Eno
Brooklyn
N. Y
Marcia
This City
Edward C. Stiness
Providence
R. T
Eno
California
Mrs Elizabeth McTeer Dies Suddenly After Illness
Mrs Elizabeth McTeer, 67, wife of Hugh McTeer, died suddenly last Monday. She is survived by her husband and two children Miss Edith I McTeer of this city and Dr F J McTeer of Wis casset.
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Elizabeth McTeer
Hugh McTeer
Edith I. McTeer
This City
F. J. McTeer
Wiscasset
Church Going in Bath Sees Attendance Gap
Winter Street Congregational Church notes show Bath has 6000 nonattenders and Maine totals 280000. Our parish lists 400 souls with 110 average attendance. they urge higher turnout and warn seating limits if every Bath resident attended.
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Winter Street
Camp Fire Girls Gather Linen for War Relief
Eighteen members from Camp Fire Girls in the city collected nearly eleven bushels of linen and cotton for bandages. Miss Foote led at Front Street headquarters with Scouts and Boy Scouts aiding. A second collection trip will occur due to rain, and West Bath participants join the effort. New Method Laundry offers free laundering for soiled relief materials.
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Miss Foote
Front St
Charles Andrews
Aton Jackson
Carl Albee
West Bath
Camp Fire Girls
Grange Hall
Feero
New Method Laundry
Center St
Lisbon Falls Defeats Bath Y M C A 20–14
Lisbon Falls High beat Bath Y M C A in Lisbon Falls 20 to 14 in a rough game. Scorers include E Prosser Huston Goodwin Cutting and McNeil Tanguay 4 each with Huston 4 on fouls. Referee Littlefield Umpire Ramsey Scorer Welsby Timer Demuth. Time 20 minute halves.
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Lisbon Falls
Bath Y.M.C.A
E. Prosser
Tanguay
H. Prosser
Hagan White
Huston
Foss White
Ib Lf
Cutting H. Prosser
Rb Goodwin
Ib Rf
McNeil
Lisbon Falls High
Rosser
Goodwin
Cutting
Tanguay 4. Goals Rom Touts
Litlefield
Ramsey
Welsby
Timer
Demuth
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West
Katherine Stinson
Walter Emerson
Four Girls
Kenneth Sheldon
Elsie Trott
Josephine Crosman
Elizabeth Brown
Cynthia West
Eleanor Bruce
Althyne Munsey
Santa Claus
Albert Emerson
Dwinal Cornish
Philip Eaton
John Sheldon
Idella Lancaster
Mildred Chaplin
Gladys Bickle
Ernest Wexler
Nina Lancaster
Omar Trott
Christine Curtis and
Thelma Rich
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Jackson ‘Block
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Red Men
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Herod
Orioles Ps
Elmhursts
Epicures
M. Oliver
Net
Williams
Co Robson
Frates
Mann
Tedford
Martin
Strin
Ad Billings
E. Daley
Dickerson
H. Oliver
Miller
Bouget
Ring
Cressey
Robbins
McMann
Bunker
Kennerson Brothers
Black Rock
Kennerrsen
People’s ‘Bank
People’s Baptist Church
Marchin F
Bruce Sloane
Herald Angels
H. Phys
Herbert JL. S. Thompson
Pastor Evans
William Spence
Shackley
Lorenz
Adeste Fideles
Hope
Reading
Spence
Angel’s
Willis
Anne Hall
Royal David’s City
Mr. Hill
Costa
David E. Sprague
Charles Fonteyn Manney
King Hall
Th. Salome
Church of the New Jerusalem
Tschaikomsky
Lord
R. H. Phippen
Adam Postlude
Smart Choir
Alice Rich
Miriam Kimball
Esther Brown
A. B. Stedrns
Houghton McLellan
Corliss Street Church
B. P. Browne
Mildred Curtis
King
Quintette
Power
Jesus
Solo
Gounod
Mrs
E. P. Browne
Miss Curtis
S “Nazareth
Esther Sprague Brown
Rachel Sprague Browne
Chester A. Plant
Benediction
Harry Ring
Hiram Stevens
Universalist Church
Neidlinger
Bethlehem
Nevin
H. S. Harris
Bessie Hunt
F. A. Hazeltine
Allen M. Trish
Capt. Wallace
Fletcher
Tastoria
Castoria
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