Forty Years Ago in Bath January 28 1919
A Bath page item recounts a special Board of Aldermen meeting to draw three traverse jurors for the Supreme Court term. It notes local events including shipyard activity, fires, personnel changes, military arrivals, road and labor observations, and Bath’s push for a modern hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Traverse
Supreme Court
J. W. Nocton
Amasa S. Billers
Charles W. Dingley
Bath eventful week with auctions and shipping triumphs
Jan 30 1919 Bath hosts horse and harness sale at Charles H Jordan stable as Bath Street Stable planned for horse firm use. Bath Iron Works defense output noted with 25 000 tons merchant shipping and five destroyers added to Navy list. William Harding reference and local theater plans appear amid diverse Bath news including gas system update and early straw hat sighting.
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Bath
Maine
Bath Iron Works
Fire damages Bath grocery stock and more at 39 Chestnut Street
February 2 1919 a fire damaged much of the Bath Fruit Co. stock at 39 Chestnut Street the former Farrar store. foil note with details of local firerescue and town business updates including housing shipments and wages for steamship staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Cohen
Lincoln and
Chestnut Street
Bath Fruit Co
Farrar
Bath resident in car collision with fire hydrant
Mrs. Dorothy Palmer was taken to Bath Memorial hospital and released after a collision between her car and a fire hydrant on Crawford drive. Police estimate damage at $200. Patrolman Horatio Quinn investigated. Mrs. Carlyle Taber remains home ill at 2 Kennebec circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Palmer
Bath Memorial Hospital
Crawford Drive
Bath
Horatio Quinn
Carlyle Taber
Kennebec Circle
Foul Plagued Shipbuilders Fall to Westbrook 58 54
Morse and Westbrook clash in a rugged high school boys basketball game with Westbrook edging Morse 58 to 54. Westbrook led 27 25 at halftime and built a 45 38 lead before Morse rallied, but late fouls and free throws sealed the win for the Blazes. Key players included Amoroso Brown and Bradway for Westbrook and Costain McLaughlin and Avery for Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
Blazes
Morse
Brown
Legard
Bradway
Tommy Costain
Tony McLaughlin
Costain
Ron Waterman
Avery
Stew Bradway
Waterman
Leff
Phil Langlais
Langlais
John Amoroso
Fred Brown
Amoroso
Mike Francouer
Don Buteau
Franccouer
el Amoroso
Maurse
Bureau
Cestain
Shipbuilders
Brian Lepard
John Gillette
Tony McLaughain
Gillette
Castalin
McLaughlin
Francouer
Lestage
Buteau
Wescott
King
Sprague
McLauchhlin
Kee Costain
Libby
Finkelstein
Morse Quintet Beats Cheverus 76 to 43 at Home
Morse High toppled Cheverus 76 43 in a home varsity game. Key players included Fred Brown 20 points and Eddie Avery 15 with Charlie King returning for Morse scoring 13. Cheverus struggled to keep pace as Morse built leads from early in the first quarter and widened the margin at halftime and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Cheverus
Morse High
Portland
Fred Brown
Eddie Avery
Charlie King
King
Brown
Langlais
Tom Martin
Ute
Will Sprague
Paul Sullivan
Shipbuilders
Avery
Sprague
Sullivan
Cloutier
O'Leary
Fitegerald
Hanson
Bridway
C King
Legard
Nae
Farrell
Costain
Barter
G. F.G
Greaney
Lomac
Martin
Curran
Levasseur
Conley
Borduas
Foreclosure Notice by First Federal Savings and Loan Bath
The First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath declares a mortgage breach and fore closes the property at Wool Wiel Wood in Sagadahoc County Maine. The notice records joint tenancy mortgages dated November 20 1940 and transfers among Carleton Reed Alice P Reed Roxford Stover and others with deed details and notary acknowledgment January 1959 in Bath Maine.
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Donald Wo Davis
Winnifred Eo Davis
Batho
Supadahoe
State of Maine
Sagadutioe County
Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath
Hiws
United States of America
Bath
Sapedahee
State of Revigne
Percel
Woool- Wiel
Spacadehoo
Woolwich
Saasabvhoe
Ralph Dursing
Stimson
Peres
Barlow
Bo Stover
Charlotte Bo Stover
Roxford
Stover
Charlotte EO Stover
Carleton
Reed
Alice P Reed Owates
Saradahoe
Mortpagne A
Saute Proberty
J. Frank Hunt
Maine
Sagadahocss
J. Frank Hont
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath
Gardiner Ro Deering
Notary Public
Miss Bath Scholarship Pageant seeks contestants in third annual event
The Miss Bath Pageant committee invites Bath Brunswick residents to nominate personable talented young women for the local contest held at Morse High School auditorium on March 28. The winner earns a $250 scholarship and a chance to compete for Miss Maine 1980 in Portland then Miss America 1980 at Atlantic City with a $5,000 scholarship.
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Bath- Brunswick
Maine
Portland
Atlantic
Meister
Lowery
Bath
P. O. Box
Morse High School
Mary Ann Mobley
Grandon
Melhorn Named Chairman of Heart Fund Drive
Robert P. Melhorn, owner and manager of Troops Hardware, named Bath chairman for the 1959 Heart Fund drive. Griffing announces other Bath area chairmen including Mrs. Raymond Ainsworth Arrowsic Mrs. Reymond Wyman Phipptown and Mrs. David B. Soule Woolwich.
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Robert P. Melhorn
Troops Hardware
Bath
George C. Grilling
Brunswick
Merrymeeting
Probable Cause and Municipal Court Pleas Report
In municipal court Clyde Whittaker 22 Arrowsic pleaded nolo contendere to malicious mischief. He received 11 months suspended jail and six months probation with attorney Ronald Hart. Rodney Walz 26 SAGE pled guilty and paid 25 dollars for driving 60 in a 40 mph zone on Route 1 in Bath. Earle Young 37 BNAS paid 25 for 50 in a 25 mph zone on High Street. Albert Henderson 50 Phippsburg pleaded guilty for failing to stop at Vine and Washington and fined 20 dollars. Leonard Johnson 29 West Bath pleaded innocent but was found guilty for speeding 50 in a 35 mph zone on Route in Bath and fined 20 dollars.
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Clyde Whittaker
Arrowsic
Nolo
Androscoggin County
Atty
Ronald Hart
Rodney J. Walz
Sage
Route
Bath
Earle A. Young
BNAS
High Street
Albert B. Henderson
Phippsburg
Vine
Washington Streets
Leonard E. Johnson
West Bath
Murder Trial Summary Sees Key Witnesses and Suspects
Rubin argued that the verdict would be murder or innocence as a woman in bed behind a door could not have aided manslaughter. Delahanty urged the girl to dissociate from Thomaston's bad influence. The State cites separate trials involving Fredith and the girl’s father in a plot to kill the child. Burbank, a New Hampshire laborer in Woolwich, is charged with slamming the child's head on a bedpost. Rubin offered no defense in either trial.
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Rubin
Delahanty
Thomaston
Fredith
Wnd
Burbank
Latonia
N. H
Woolwich
Seven Divorces Reported in Local Courts
Nancy P. Driscoll and Fran A. Driscoll Jr. of West Bath are granted divorce. West Bath resident Elvira Oliver of Belfast is awarded separation from Bath’s Willard F. Oliver. Chester D. Pearson of Bath is divorced from Iblen G. Pearson of Lakewood. R. J. Ruby M. Thompson, of Richmond, separates from Laurel F. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy P. Driscoll
Fran A. Driscoll, Jr
West
Willard F. Oliver
Bath
Elvira Oliver
Belfast
Chester D. Pearson
Iblen G. Pearson
Lakewood
Break-in at Hilltop Market Closes Window Sash Theft
Police report a second breaking and entering at Hilltop market on Tligh and Center streets around 7:30 this morning. A window sash was removed and about $4.50 stolen, mostly pennies. Authorities link both thefts as connected. The Rochester High School Bowling League begins its 26th season with 12 teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilltop Market
Tligh and
Center Streets
Rochester, N. Y
Probate Notices from Bath Sagadahoc County 1959
Court of Probate in Bath Sagadahoc County orders notices for estates including Ridley Mary Catherine Fuller executrix, Hitchock, Dunton and Whittaker trustees accounts, Marie Jeanne Dare Georgiana Biette name change to Joan Georgianni Brette, and other probate actions. Hearing set for February, with letters testamentary and accounts to be allowed as filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoc
Eulise Charities
Ridley
Testamentary
Cathott
Katherine Mm Fuller
Lillian 4H Heal
Madelyn D. B. Whittaker
Floyd M. Carter
Vachelyn DB. Whittaker
Marie Jeanne Dare Georgina Biette
Marie Jeanne Dare
Georgana’ Biette
Joan Georgianni Brette
Georgiana Drette
Probate Appointments In Sagadahoc County Filed
Barbara L Brewer registers a list of executors administrators and guardians appointed for Bath area estates. Hazel A Grant named executrix without bond on January 13. Carl G Kronstrand named administrator January 13 1959. Evelyn Mae Witham guardian January 6 1959, bonded January 13 1959. Frederick Farl Burgess listed as deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara KL. Brewer
Sagadahoc
Tates
Hugh .D. Grant
Bath
Hazel
A. Grant
Fredprick Farl Burgess
Carl G
Kronstrand
Evelyn Mae Witham
Thelma A Witham
Guardia
Barbara L, Brewer
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Kelley-Spears Shipyard
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John—L—Otis
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the Opera House
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Vassar College
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Lucy Kimball
Edward Little
Frank A
Pat) French
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Little Building
Boston
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Liberty Theatre
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Front Street
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Jordan Stable
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Randall
Bath Police
Dan Hart
Los Angeles
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Parent-Teacher Association
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Frank W. Carleton
Walter S. Glidden
J. Edward Drake
Augusta
O. E. Page
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New Bedford
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Winter Street Court
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Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Tex Rickard
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Perkins
Seth Mullin
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Eunice Ledyard
Ruth Ledyard
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Marion Thayer
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Ruth Nearing
Emile Barlett
Harold C. Kingsbury
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Arthur J. Dunton
Dawn
Frank E. Pasho
Pvt
Arthur F. Pasho
States
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United States Naval Reserve
Davis Hatch Inc
Mit
Rupert Baxter
Susan Ballou
Charles P. Wetherbee
Jane Murphy
Arthur Baum
Ellen Turner
John Metanes
Mol In Gibbons
Clarence Johnson
Edwin Dodwee Hardin
Robert S. Pinkham
A. L. Brown
Hyde Windlas Co
Beth Tron Works
Water Street
Center
Times
Abraham Lincoln
Times Office
Fens 7
Harriett Jackson
Philip Lermord
Marion
Patience
Port Richmond
Howard Coal Co
Hose Co. 2
al Ridley
Green Mountains
William G. Small
William Daley
Henry Bickle
Harold Small
Bath and Brunswick Light and Power Co
Gibson Banjo Orchestra
City
John W. Gilmore
Wiscasset
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
William Thistle
Clair’ Post
Mr. Johnson
L. P. Soule & Son Co
Leland Plummer
Crawford
Bath Opera House
Carl Stevens
Danny Danforth
Fort Levelt
E. W. Hanks
Charlie “Ironface
Miller
Exposition Building
Leah Winslow
Susie Brooks
Castle Square Stock Company
Frederick Edney
the Times Co
Glen Falls
N. Y
Washington Park
Charles J. Dunn
Sagadahoe County
United States Housing Corporation
Barstow Stove Co
Providence
T. J
South Street
Bernard E. Goan
Camp Devens
Times Composing Room
Weljlington A. Moore
Marshall A. Hareden
Eastern Steamship Lines Inc
Times Business
Association of Bath
Buccaneers Drum and Bugle Corps
Robert Lowery
Buccaneers
Tew Colby
Carl Meister
Melhorn
Heart Fund Drive
Harold J. Rubin
Barbara L. Brewer