Bath Muster at Bath to Mark 75th Anniversary
Bath firemen prepare for a July 4 celebration muster in Bath Maine to honor the 1849 first event. Five engines from that era may compete including Kennebec No. 1 Bath Torrent No. 2 Fire King Gardiner Heelan Randolph Timer Clallowell.
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Bath
New England
Kennebec
Torrent
Fire King
Gardiner
Heelan
Randolph
Timer
Clallowell
Edwin S. Leslie
Newburyport
Mass
Hallowell
Pittston
Maine
Dexter
Hopkinton
N. H
Brunswick
Resolutions of Respect for ex President Wilson Adopted
Unanimously adopted city council resolutions praise ex President Woodrow Wilson. They commend his ideals for world peace and request a copy of the resolution be sent to Mrs Woodrow Wilson and filed in city records.
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Wilson
John L.burke
Woodrow Wilson
Bath
Morse High School Gypsy operetta delights Bath crowd
A large audience at Morse High School Assembly Hall enjoyed The Gypsy l[tower], a three act operetta by Morse High School Glee Club and orchestra directed by Miss Martha Bates. Lydia Baxter starred as Lady Constance with Paul Brooks as Rob the Gypsy Rover and Edwin Powers as Lord Craven. The production showcased vivid scenery, costumes, and strong chorus work, with notable praise for the orchestra and cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Glee Club
Martha Bates
Lydia Baxter
Lady Constance
Paul Brooks
Rob
Jack Dougherty
Marto
John Hayes
Sinfo
Edwin V Powers
Lord Craven
Miss Bates
Miss Baxter
Velma Cornish
Rosina Bates
Ralph Merry
Burnham
Stetson
Meg
Annie Start
Zara
Harriet Morse
George Martendale
Edwin Powers
Leslie Whitten
Nina
George
Voretrs
Tobey Fenon
Peetle
Pooler
Gilbert Cowe
London
Stewart
McAllister
Sina Bates
Adelaide Campbell
Helen Lloyd Hooker
Carl Pinson
Fred Moody
Jennie Merry
Edwin Bates
Evelyn Plummer
Pearl Oliver
Board preserves Washington birthday school day for patriotism
Bath Board of Education votes unanimously to keep schools open on Washington's Birthday. The move follows state law allowing local boards to decide and aligns with the new eight week schedule. Officials cite efficiency, economy, and patriotic exercises as key reasons to avoid a holiday.
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Police Department
George F. Allen
Committee On Water and Water Works
Wesley, Spear Co
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Bath Water District
School Street
Commercial Trading Co
Franklin Street
Middle Street
Harry E. Stetson
Commercial Street
Front Street
Kelley, Spear Co
Chester Planat
Washington Street
Parks
Supt. Ward
Park and Cemeteries Board
Thomas H. ‘Tarbox
Pawtucket
R. T
Oak Grove
Moses
William Reynolds
Bath Board of Education
Wshington
Independent
James F. Lockery
William A. Furber
Washington
Lincoln
Voters reject nonpartisan ticket plan at caucuses
Voters across wards clash with the nonpartisan government plan during Wednesday caucuses. Six of seven Republican ward caucuses vote against the plan while Democratic turnout shows broad activity. Ward 3 alone favors continuation, with others split or opposing. Republican attendees organize a ward caucus plan for upcoming sessions.
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Ferat
Immeipal
Puoledad
Emerus
Gabinae
Ety
Board of Aldermen
Chester Hy
McCabe
Correll Watson
Chester HH. McClude
Fred M. Orimsby
Prier
Froin Ward
Ward 3
Forty Five Recalls Bath Past From Sixty Years Ago
A Bath reminiscence recalls the old times with names of shops, tradesmen, and residents. Brisk memories cover merchants on Front and Center streets, doctors and dentists, hotels, a Sagadahoc Whore, stage lines, local churches, a choir, and a long-remembered blast from Bath’s 19th century streets.
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Bath
Hr. Gray
Center Street
Paul Lies
Dr. Samuel Anderson
Trowhind & Trasden
Steve Wassenth
Patel
Charles A. Harriman
Percy
Orin Eierson
Front Street
Walmers
Henry Hyde
Child
A. J. Fuller
Gay
Gil" Stockbridge
Jor
Samuel Anderson
Sagadahock
Rockland
Wiscasset
John Marshall
John TL Berry
Charles Tabor
Wililiam P. White
John T. Gilman
American Sentinel
George E. Newman
William Stearn
Samuel Welch
Zina TW. Blair
Charles KE. Marr
Revo Wyrns AL King
Wesley Moe
John O. Fiske
Winter Street
Lord's Vineyard
B. B. Tarbox
Washington Street
Center
Hina
Lola M. Clark
Tiread Street
Vath
Henry Tyde
John W. Ballon
Zina Trufant
Berry
Music Hall
Cenver
Washington Streets
Wessex ML. E
BU Dugin
Choi
Addie Duncan
Kate and
Nanes Andersen
Josie Rogers
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Gilmore
Patten Free Library
Providence Journal
Board of Common Council
Charles C. Low
Potter Free Library
Treas. Low
Ates
City of
State of Maine
Sn Eeeere
MORSE
Mildred Hope
Reraer
Eerie
John Sheldon
Rebbe
Luong
Francis Oliver
Queen
Mary Cunningham
Agnes
Byroo Whun de Mrorock
dSociety
Cupert
Carthage
Africa
Mediterranean Sea
Dide
Vergil
Phoenicia
North Africa
Mediterranean
Rome
Scipio Africanus
Hannibal
Vunie
Dido
Vieeturer
B.C
Baal-Moloen
Beerwort
Eugene M. Desmond
Rutheford White
Prince
Masonite Temple
Wilburn
Oliver
W. ¢. Hunton
Maine Central Railroad
Fred DD. Hall
Hill
Hub Hosiery Co
Hunton
Tie
Augusta
Hunten
Ream
Board
Towin
Fhe Dowd
Boston
Maine Barriers Exchange
Portland
Rotary Club
Wortland
Carlead
Reaese
New Orleans
Hinton
South Marine Railway
United States
Sabine
Congress
Jason A. Merrill
Dridge-Merrill
D. T. Percy & Sons
New York
Eau Cuses
Gratz Jackson
Charles Shephard
Hooker
Harold Avery
Samuel Belanger
Augustus Perow
Howard DB. Johnson
Arthur J. Dunton
Chirence AL Penslee
Arthur Stewart
William AL Furber
HLA
Ilenry Aswen, Jr
Hubert T. McCarty
Harry TL Passmore
Republican City Committee
New City Committee
Edward BE. Pinson
Charles Harrington
Elson Harford
Slugh
Grant
Ellery J. Whitmore
Joseph BE. Yates
Willian Moo Adams
Fred W. Millnbs
Willis V. Percy
Pharmon C. Ledyard
Mabel TD
Thwing
Charles PL. Wetherbee
Fred TE. Pratt
Prank J. Sourbird
Mars
John Ae Morse
Caryol Watson
Claude —. Fifield
Hazel Gaga
Arthur Seewart
Chester T. McCabe
Nathan Z. Coffin
Seth S. Mullin
Everard W. Appleton
Charles Th Oliver
Enesi Ts. Weald
Marsha P Small
James A. Binson
Come Council
Carrell Willson
Chester H. McCabe
Fred M. Whium
Allayer
McCabey
William B. Waggett
Joseph BR. Sewall
Willian
Frank
Wisensset. Me
D. Maydole
Johnson Bros Co
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