Forty Years Ago In Bath Club Tournament Picks
The Colonial club selects its team to represent at Auburn Friday eve in the first round of a tournament between Bath and Auburn. The lineup covers billiards cribbage and whist with listed players and includes updates on local social events and naval trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Auburn
Iions
Billiards
Clarence Morse
Joseph C. McCole
Frank P. Wildes
O. P. N Whist
Phillips Kimball
E. M. Fuller, Jr
W. L. Bonney
W. Howard
F. H. Turner
Europe
Lusitania
New York
Jose Casablanca
Cuba
San Sebastian
Spain
Harvey
Casablanca
Bath
Front Street
Boe musical clubs season opens at Morse High
On February 8 1911 the Bo in musical clubs open their season at Morse High School with a concert followed by a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse Hi School
Missionary report covers 1910 Sea Coast Society work
Rev McDonald of the Sea Coast Missionary Society reports 1910 totals: 7813 miles for eight months on the Morning Star and four months by other transport, 318 services, 60 Sunday school visits, nine funeral services, nine baptisms, one marriage, and five Lord's Supper administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
The
Sea Coast Missionary Society
Society
Morning Star
Brother of 1898 veteran visits in Philippines tale
Feb 10 1911 Philippines Constabulary visits his brother Arthur Gallant who left Bath in 1898 to enlist in Co B 9th U S Infantry. His regiment served in the Philippines and China where he earned a service medal for bravery in the Philippines and another in the Boxer Rebellion era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines Constabulary
Arthur Gallant
Bath
Co. B
9Th
U. S. Infantry
Philippines
China
Anoth
Lewiston Couple Noted in Local Death and Voyage Notice
On Sunday Lewiston residents Mr and Mrs Edward L Gau dreau and Edward L Jr are reported as passing locally. F W Carlton and wife plan to depart Tuesday for Cuba to meet the schooner Adelia T Carlton upon its arrival at Caibarien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Gaudreau
Edward L., Jr
Lewiston
F. W. Carlton
Cuba
Adelia T. Carton
Caibarien
Mrs McInnes Hosts Five Tables of Bridge on Washington
Mrs John McInnes entertained at her Washington street home this afternoon with five tables of bridge. Wilhelm's illness prompts reflections on how a tranquil Europe would be without the German Emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McInnes
Washington Street
Wilhelm
Cryptic Club Meets At Oak Street Home Evening
The Cryptic club met last evening with Mrs. Charles Andrews at her Oak street home and enjoyed a pleasant evening. At nine o'clock members were invited to a well laden dining room where the evening continued with music and good company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cryptic Club
Charles Andrews
Oak Street
Residents Call for New Road Behind Cottages at Popham
Dozens of Pop ham residents gathered near the Coast Guard station to discuss a needed reroute. They argue repairing the current road is useless and urge building a new road behind the west side cottages, a plan laid out years ago by county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yond
Coast Guard
Popham
Mitchell Cottage Echoes of Decay in Bath Area
The Mitchell cottage once owned by Hiram T. Stevens of Bath endures after a storm damaged its porch and core supports. The Town of eee 20 maintenance dispute remains unaccepted, leaving owners to reserve their stance amid ongoing concerns.
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Eee
Mitchell
Hiram T. Stevens
Bath
Jewett Doing Well In The Exciter Feature
In the February edition of The Exciter published by Central Maine Power Co in Augusta, Malcolm Jewett of the Portland office is featured. He serves as Portland column correspondent covering workers in Portland Westbrook Biddeford Sanford and South Berwick. Jewett has long served the company tracing back to Cumberland Light & Power, where he began as a meter man after graduating from Portland High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Maine Power Co
Austa
Malcolm Jewett
Portland
Westbrook
Biddeford
Sanford
South Berwick
Jewett
Cumberland Light & Power Co
Central Maine
Foreclosure Notice In Sagadahoc Maine 1951 Bath district
Lillian A Barbour of Phippsburg faced foreclosure on a mort gage dated April 16 1949 with First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath. The property includes a former Albion Dickinson place and a wood lot in Sagadahoc County with bounds to Heald Bowker and other heirs, recorded in Sagadahoc Deeds Books. The bank claims breach of mortgage conditions and filed the action in Bath Maine on February 7 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian A. Barbour
Phippsburg
Sagadahoc
State of Maine
Sagadahc
Federal Savings and Loan, Association of Bath
Bath
State of
Maine
Albion Dickinson
Henry M. Heald
Willam H. Black
Elbridge Bowker
Neways
John A. Jowell
Marsh
Dickinson
Drummond Ice Co
William A. Butler
Fhippeburg
James P. Bowker
Sagadahoe County
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
J. Frank Hunt
Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath
Frank Seo Ae
Jackson
Richmond
Sabonis
National Bank
New Corporation
United States
Brunswick
Cumberland
Bowdoin
W. Gray
Adelbert
First National Bank
Probate notice of executors and administrators named
McClure Register of Pushete for Sagadahoc County certifies appointment dates in Bath estates. Elw W Legard named administrator without bond February 6 1951 for Ralph E Legard. Allan Spear appointed administrator with bond February 6 1951 for Frank Lightbody estate. Frances D Young named executrix without bond January 13 1951 for Donald D Young. Arthur J Dunton, judge of Probate, attests this true copy of the original order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horees
McClure
Pushete
Sagadahoc
Ralph E. Legard
Bath
Elw W. Legard
Frank Lightbody
Allan Spear
Donald D. Young
Frances D. Young
Arthur J. Dunton
Eva Povich
Testa- Povich
Iris
John P. Carey, Jr
John P
Carlos C. Purington
Edward V. Coombs
Sarah J. Hitchcock
Bathfil
Onean Hitchock
Ethel M. Thompson
Alexander Burden
James £. Mitchell
Edward W. Bridgham
Fred L. Carlton
Woolwich
Florence E. Carlton
Jasonee, Merrill
Yh Fog
Hel B. Merrill
Helena F. Stewart
Wattenler
Massachusetts
Sagadahock County
Maine
Edward J. Stewart
Edward J
Arthur . Dunton
J. Horace McClure
Probate Notices From Bath Sagadahoc County 1951
Court of Probate in Bath issues orders for estates of McCabe Douglas Berry Reed Wallace Melcher Chase Palmer Hunt. Public notices call for hearing March first at ten in the forenoon. Executors named include Anna H McCabe Mary M Douglas and others seek letters testamentary or guardianship as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoc
Chester H. McCabe
Anna H. McCabe
Milton H. Douglas
Mary M. Douglas
Alvin T. Berry
Chester T. Berry
Wallace S. Reed
Bleike S. Reed
Et.a
Harry S. Wallace
Stanley E. Wallace
Margaret J. Melcher
Quincy T. Chase
D.bn
Ralph R. Palmer, Jr
Charles T. Small
Bessie M. Hunt
Harry L. Knieht
Arthur J. Dunton
Jewett Ties to Portland Family Revealed in Notice
Mr Jewett has relatives in Bath proud of his work with the company. He is son of Mrs Jennie Pettengill of Portland and the late Charles Jewett of South Portland, a native of Georgetown. Mr Jewett resides at 1250 Forest Avenue Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Footer
Mr. Footer
Pet
Bully
John
Frank
Éars
Ortland
Jewett
Bath
Jennie Pettengill
Portland
Charles Jewett
South Portland
Georgetown
Mr. Jewett
Forest Avenue
Portand
Albert Thompson Visited Lowell Family Home Last Week
Albert Thompson of Middle Street spent last week in Lowell Massachusetts at his father and brothers home visiting family.
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Albert Thompson
Middle Street
Lowell
Mass
Probate notices and mortgage foreclosure in Maine records
Probate notices list March sessions for wills of Eva Povich Frank Daley and others with administration details for Bath Woolwich and Bath claims. Foreclosure action by First National Bank Brunswick on a Bowdoin area mortgage notes breach. notary public confirms act.
Pardon Hearings Set For Two In Maine
Office of Secretary of State Augusta announces two pardon petitions. Ellery A. Maine Phippsburg, convicted of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, seeks a hearing March 8, 1951 at 10 a.m. in the Governor and Council chamber in Augusta. Edward E. Williams, confined in Kennebec County Jail for larceny, also has a hearing March 8, 1951 at 10 a.m. in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Maine
Augusta
Ellery A. Maine
Phippsburg
St Augusta
Secretary of State
Peprvery
Edward E. Willams
Kennebec Couny
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Bath Daily Times
Samuel Welch
Sis’ Hospital
Maine Letter Carriers’ Association
Fuller
L. A. & W. St. Railway
Charles P. Wetherbee
Wetherbee
John S. Hyde
Molly Gibbons
Agnes Hennessy
Jane Murphy
Harriet Ledyard
John A. Morse
E. W. Hyde
Columbia Orchestra
Trippe
Charlestown
Island Belle
Kennebec
Elsie Lowell
Martha Crosby
Cousent
Bowdoinham
William C. Avery
Met
George W. Bunker
George Walcott
Boston
Hampton Roads
Dudley
Edward E. Barry
George C. Nichols
Times
John Whittey
Dreamland Theater
Genesta
Sewing Circle
D. L. Howard
Kee Stume
M. H. S. Athletics
Advent Christian Missionary Society
Hemenway
Lakin
Merton Wright
Jennie Metteson
Everett Wright
Larkin
Blaisdell
Austin Wright
Wiscasset
van Swan
Newport News
Consignees
William S. Shorey
Charles A. Hooker
Vine Street
Eleanor A. Percy
Moosehead
Maine Central
the Times Co
District Court of the U. S
Hartford
New London
Manhausett
Kelley, Spear Co
Elizabeth Houghton
Philadelphia
A. M. Houghton
Aeaeon Abbo Bath
Th “Denen Ison
Mono Saenaniee and
Bathmith
Northampton School of Industries
Northampton Mass
Bath Iron Works
Northampton
Quincy
F. A. Dunham
Bath City Hospital
George H. Curtis Sale
Pond& Perkins
Alameda
Allen Brown
Charles S. Brown
W. Stark Newell
Rupert H. Baxter
Edward W. Hyde
Harold DeLong
Mrs Keister
Virginia
Miss Haverfield
Miss Jacobs
South America
Arthur Crenshaw
Albert L. Strout
Mr. Strout
Sullivan Lawin
Vineyard Haven
Lawry
Chatham
Virginia Capes
Cora Kingsbury
Beaty Saver
Gallant
Zeapota
P. I
St. Mary's Guild
Uri Variett
Inclu Hill
Quateon
Jd Shaw
Herbert Williams
Charles 8. Brown
Marion Hill
Emma_ Shorey
Dead River
Wilbur G. Cahill
Cahill
Colby Glee Club
First Baptist Church
T. F. White Bible Class
Colby Boys
Horatio A. Duncan
Wesley M. E
Grace Warren
Central Congregational Church
John S. Goff
Goff
Harry T. Passmore
George W. Rich
Mr. Passmore
D. M. Gale
Gardiner
E. D. True
Emily Whitten Kendall
William B. Kendall
E. P. Kendall
Carrie Kendall
Clara Fogg
Hattie
Mina Snipe
Arrowsie
Dromore Grange
Grace Dickinson
Campbell
D. A. Merry
Ken Perry
Christine Cutting
Bessie Dickinson
Agnes Cutting
Abbie Minott
Zina Eaton
Martha Rogers
Elizabeth Oliver
George Weston
J. F. Upton
Rebecca Bowker
Grange Choir
A. D. Stetson & Son
Highland
Calif
C. F. Curtis
Corliss & Coombs
Murray Club
Harry G. Deering
Deering Street
Saturoe
D. 8. Kent
Margaret Bakeman
Wesley Church
Lowell Bros
John Currier
S. Howard Ce
William Dunton
West Bath
North Street
Floral Street
Lincoln
Sasanoa River
Boothbay
Mme
Emma Eames
Emilio de Gogorza
Paris
Gogorza
Los Angeles
Mme. Eames
H. L. Andrews
Harry Washburn
Mayor Hyde
Portsmouth
Mr. Washburn
Mr. Goff
Bath Ee
Charles A. Campbell
Owls
Shirt Factory
W. H. Miller
Minott
Helen Pink
Helen Taft
Alice Blue
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Davis Palmer
Broad Sound
Life Savings Station
Stony Beach
Hull
Boatswain
Owen J. Ledyard
Mrs. Andrews
Fred Stilphen
Dresden
Mr. Stitphen
Francis Goodnow
St. George
N. B
Orwalk
Conn
Lewi
St. Mary’s Sodality
Woodbury Potter
Grace Potter
John T. Parris
Parker Adams
Lewis Hagan
Mrs. Potter
Miss Potter
Wesley M. E. Church
A. B. Tedford
Washington
Charles Aylward
Dan Hart
Popham Beach
Mr. Hyde
Leora M. Thurlow
J. L. Hoyle
Haverhill
Julia Conley
Gorham
Register
Emery W. Booker
Thannally
Emeryker
Joseph A. Aldred
Harold I Goss
Woolwich Mutual Fire Insurance Comany Woolwte Maine Ar Ae Ee
L. Bailey
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