Polo game in Alameda rink draws Bath fans
Dec 23 1885 Bath reports a polo match at Alameda rink featuring Dunning Leydon Guthrie and possibly Roberts against the Bijous of Portland with Morse in goal. Other items note a Center Street horse race, ship coal arrivals, and Christmas events across Bath churches and clubs.
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Alameda
Dunning
Leydon
Guthrie
Roberts
Morse
Alamedas
Bijous
Portland
Illness at paper's editor and shipbuilding plans announced
Dec 28 1885 E Upton senior editor confined to bed with probable cancer of the stomach and no hope. H O Smiley completed ice houses on Robinson lane with 2500 ton capacity to fill from Lily pond water. Keel for a 1500 ton four masted schooner to be built for Massachusetts parties will be laid at New England Shipbuilding Co yard and will be largest of its class.
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Secret
New England Shipbuilding Co
Nova Scotia
St. John
Digby
Port Bady
E. Upton
H. O. Smiley
Robinson Lane
Mr. Smiley
Massachusetts
Lizzie Carter
Christmas Exercises at First Baptist Church
A large crowd enjoyed the Christmas program at First Baptist Church featuring songs, recitations, and prayers. Participants included Mildred Wright Alice Eaton Laura Hall Doris Chaplin Elizabeth Eaton and many others from various classes and Sunday school groups.
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First Baptist Church
S. A. Evans
Mildred Wright
Little Pilgrim
Alice Eaton
Oan
John Wakefield HieeHalion
Laura Hall
Ais
Doris Chaplin
Mrectcacini
C. Gies
Soesie
Anna McNinch
Madeline Thibodean
Gilbert Fifield
Linnie McNinch
Blanchard
Francis Stover
Joan Johnson
Elizabeth Eaton
Robert Pinkham
Martin Eaton
Everett Sutherland
Stanley Curtis
Phyllis Eaton
Cae
Sierra Ee
Frank Martin
Staples
Eileen Bowker
Charlotte Robbins
Yss
Martin Faten
Worrey
School Presentation Featuring Recitations Songs and Gifts
A school program presented by multiple classes opened with Tl) Sees Song and included recitations by Harold Harrington Blanche Moody Ernestine Eaton Pauline Robbins and others. Abbie Youland Minnie Staples Eleanor Wright and Rosamond Stover performed pieces while Mrs Hooker's Class and Mrs Worrey's Class contributed songs and exercises.
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Harold Harrington
Blanche Moody
Ernestine Eaton
Pauline Robbins
Abbie Youland
Minnie Staples
Eleanor Wright
Marjorie Stover Boreas
Paul Moore
pHony
Hooker
Rosamond Stover
Worrey
Garage Blaze Destroys Hyde Windlass Co. Home Garage
The garage at Rodney F. E. Ross 1024 Washington Street home burned in an early morning fire Tuesday. Ross woke to crackling noises, saved his dog, and alerted the fire department by 4 15. Firefighters from Combination 2 and 4 fought the blaze until 5 15 with heat evident near the heating apparatus.
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Boyd
Water and
Elm Streets
Henry King
Rodney FE. Ross
Washington Street
Hyde Windlass Co
Mr. Ross
Coasters Protected On Certain Streets
Chief Fred F Hall warns Hath parents that Beacon Winter and South streets are set aside for hill slides with low danger. Officers will be posted on Winter and South streets to supervise young coasters. no officers will be assigned for Beacon street. Accidents on these hills will not involve the city. These hills have long hosted Winter coasting and will receive officer attention from Tuesday afternoon.
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Fred F. Hall
Beacon
Beacon Street
Light Sensitive Relay Switch Regulates City Lighting
Electrical engineers develop a highly sensitive relay that closes or opens with minor light changes. Designed to regulate lighthouse, beacon, traffic, and street lighting, it turns lights on as darkness falls and off at dawn, even reacting to cloud shade.
Bath Collectors Notice for 1925 Tax List Unpaid
The City of Bath Maine supplies unpaid real estate taxes for non resident owners for 1925 with notice of sale for amounts due including interest and charges. Properties listed include numerous lots and owners with locations by streets and boundaries in Bath. Sale to occur at City Hall on the first Monday in February 1926 at 9 a.m. along with other Woolwich Georgetown and Sagadahoc notices.
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Ruby F. Sewall
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Ohy CO
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Mae
Erie
Harson
Margaret
Palmer Tracts
McGovern
Catherine
Cottzze Park
Moran
Susan A
Norman
Wisrahirive
Fraser
Blaisdell, Oakes A
Abbie
el Cheney
Harold E
Joseph Oliver
Joseph R. Oliver
City Hospital
Temenseeeness
Emma J
Heirs
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Haile
Terry L
Maude W
Sanford
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Charles A. Corliss
Tarbox Street
Hueh
Melvina London
McKay
Gow
Hookstra
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C. C. Norris
Dock
Kennebec River
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Bacon
Hunt
Fred F
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Charles A. Rls Sms Carneries Tdl
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George W. Lekin
Jordan
Flavel R
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Palmer
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Kennebec
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Reuben Rich
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Janey Knight
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Chas
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Procopio
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A. J. Fuller
Franklin
Tugense
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Spear
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Roche
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Marcia H. Sewall
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British fund drive to save ship taken from France
A U.S. audience recalls Old Ironsides as British raise 125000 to preserve the Implacable, a captured French ship once renamed after Trafalgar. The piece compares naval histories and notes patterns of philanthropy across American cities while urging patriotic support for the Constitution as a symbol for future generations.
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France
United States
Tronsides
U.S
Constitution
Nelson
Trafalgar
Sir Richard Strahan
President
England
Constellation
Spain
Isos
yNavy Yard
Charleston
Mass
Philip Andrews
Community Chest idea praised for efficiency and reach
Allen T. Burns, treasurer of the American Association for Community Organization, says the community chest started in 1913 now operates in 206 cities and towns, drawing broader support and lowering overhead. He cites St. Louis data showing a shift from 25,000 local donors to a larger base, with costs cut from 25 percent to about 6 percent.
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Allen T. Burns
American Association For Community Organization
New York
St. Louis
T5aww
Burns
Bath A. C. Upsets Morse Quintet In City Clash
Bath A. C. narrowly defeated Morse High 36 to 26 in a home opener for the city basketball championship. Verkins scored 17 for Morse, while Bath A. C. benefited from strong defense by Gannon and Small and captain Don Wilson’s leadership. The Morse boys played a spirited game but fell short against the more cohesive Bath squad.
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A.C. Basketeers
Morse High
Ac.s
Bath Acus
Ascus
A.C
Hayward
Verkins
Bath
Doyle
Jong
Small
Hagan
Don” Wilson
Gannon
Morse
Jerry” Gilmore
Littl
AAC victory tainted by fouls and fast play
The game in the AAC ended with a close, fast, clean first half despite numerous personal fouls. Referee Cobb oversaw a turbulent finish as players like Derkins, Tow, Stover, Dingtey, and Morse contributed points for Bath A.C. amid a high contact contest.
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Cobb
BATH
Mpinney
Stover
Wilcots
Tate
Bath Boy to Open Law Offices Here
John P. Cary Jr a Bath young man will open a law office in the Ames building on Front street shortly. He graduated Morse class of 19 and Suffolk college of law in 24. He was admitted to the Maine bar in Oct 1923 and to the Massachusetts bar in Oct 1924. He earned LL B cum laude and worked with a Boston law firm after graduation. A Detroit hotel insures guests against accident for 48 hours after departure.
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Bath
Ames
Front Street
Cary
Morse
Suffolk College of Law
Maine
Massachusetts
Ary
Boston
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