Bath 1899 items recall storms ships and deaths
Forties era Bath notes announce the Arthur Sewall launch delayed by cold and snow, shipyard activity, arrivals, and community deaths. Obituaries include Horatio B. Duncan, Henry A. Varner, Mrs Esther Parsons, and Mrs Julia Ring contact. Local life covers fires, water pipes, ice, and social events amid Maine Central yard work and Bath Iron Works progress.
Republican Ward Tickets In Ballot Race Details
Ward by ward caucus results show nominees for alderman council seats and city offices. Key figures include Gardiner D. Rogers Alfred Parks Garner D Rogers and others with votes listed. attendance figures and committee appointees noted. Also mentions pending Legislature bills affecting Rangeley fish limits and raccoon hunting. December births exceed deaths with Aroostook leading in births and pneumonia as leading death cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Greene
Gardiner D. Rogers
Elbridge Webber
Alfred Parks
Webber
Edgar D. Leavitt
Bessie Dickinson
Fred H. Lord
Charles Kine
Owen J. Ledyard
Merritt A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Arthur Gediman
Charles E. Parks
Council
Carl Stinson
Harold W. Child
Herbert L. Anderson, Jr
George Oliver
Robert Kingsbury
Maine
Rangeley
Colonials Defeat Woodfords Club In Game Tourney
The Colonials beat Woodfords Club 20 to 1 in the Bath event, with Colonials teammates like Dave Black Johnny Hayes Paul Davis and Raymond Parks dominating pool and billiards while bowling and cribbage also favored Bath. Woodfords sent 48 players and 30 spectators, traveling by two buses from Portland for the Bath tournament and dinner at Hotel Sedgwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Woodfords Club
Portland
Bath
Forest City
Colonials
Woodfords
Shipping City
Arcade
Woodford
Allie Jewett
Joe McCole
Clint Wilson
Frank Churchill
Eugene Desmond
George Merritt
Everett Neal
Frank Turner
Daniel Williams
Bathmen
Maine Central
Hotel Sedgwick
Horace Morse
Edwin Ramsay
Arthur Pratt
Seven Respondents Before The Court In Municipal Session
Seven respondents faced Judge Gardiner R. Deering in municipal court. Six charged with intoxication, one with assault and battery. One idle and disorderly plea led to a suspended sentence. Lyons received 30 days in Kennebec county jail, suspended by Judge Leering on six months probation. Several fines and costs imposed. a not guilty plea on one intoxication charge but guilty on the other. Mrs Ethel Tourtillotte noted as recovering. Also includes American Automobile Insurance Co. financials with assets and liabilities as of Dec 31, 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner R. Deering
Thomas T. Lyons
George H. Jacobs Dummer
Kennebec
Augusta
Leering
American Automobile Insurance CO
St. Louis
Stanley E. Wallace
Front Street
American Automobile Fire | Insurance CO
Oger Capital Opene Csenates
Deputy and Marshal Passenger Train to Thomaston
Deputy A. 8 and Marshal Hasty rode the train yesterday with Mrs. Annie M. Gordon, who proceeds to Thomaston to begin an 18 month term for perjury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Hasty
Annie M. Gordon
Thomaston
Soviet Naval Mission Head Eyes U S Ship Talks
Admiral Ivan Isakov head of the Soviet naval mission reportedly will seek negotiations in the United States to build Soviet warships. Central Press states Isakov is the vice com mas of the navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan
Isakov
United States
Central Press
Chief Huston on Broadway Does He Do It
Central Press reports on Walter Huston in Knickerbocker Holiday on Broadway. The star plays Peter Stuyvesant and performs a dance with his peg leg, while reporters focus on the practical steps of attaching the silver limb and the costume quirks that accompany the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Eee
Huston
New York
Peg Ter
Walter Huston
Peter Stuyvesant
Rabbits Released in Turner and Gulf Island Preserve
Some 200 rabbits from the AFGA were released in Turner and the Gulf Island Dam game preserve on the Auburn side of the river. Woody Wilson of Turner and Sheriff Bridges provided trucks and men to aid the distribution as Emile Martin was on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
AFGA
Turner
Gulf Island
Auburn
Woody” Wilson
Sheriff Bridges
Emile Martin
Probate Notices From Bath Sagadahoc February 1939
Court orders notice publishing in Bath Independent for three weeks to heirs in estates of William H. Ryan Walter E. Reid Jesse P. Bailey John R. MacDonald Viola M. Childs Andrew John Kauffman Mary Barbara Kauffman Novella Trott and others. Proceedings include guardianship petitions trustees final settlements and licenses to sell real estate in Bow Coin Woolwich and Phippsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoc
Georgetown
Walter E. Reid
Guardian
Jesse P. Bailey
West Bath
Bowcoin
William M. Bailey
John R. MacDonald
Viola M. Childs
Andrew John Kauffman
Mary Barbara Kauffman
Phippsburg
Guardina
Reginald Wricht Kauffman
Jo Trott
Woolwich
Freeman A. Trott
Clara B. Elliott
LA J. Trott
Freeman
Trott
Alfred E Trott
Probate records show Sagadahoc estates appoint executors and admins
I John Il Register of Probate certify on Feb 7 1939 the following estates named executors administrators conservators or guardians: Walter B James Jr Walter Bailey and Carlton B Bailey Henry Rose Earl H Coombs Elizabeth Hathorne Marcia Stinson Mallard Lilly Rose Lilly Dora O Lowful Carleton W Lowsell M Fazabeth Burden Charles Ripley Georgie Rippld Charles E Plaisted Minnetta L Plais ted Millie Emmons Seward Emmons Nathaniel Perkins William A Todd with bonds where noted and titles recorded for Bath West Bath Richmond Woolwich Georgetown Phippsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John IL. Jack
Sagadahoc
Walter B. James, JR
Bath
Walter B James
Jesse P. Bailey
West Bath
William M. Bailey
Carlton B Bailey
Sanford
County of York
Henry Rose
Fred J. Rose
Lavonta M. Coombs
Earle H. Coombs
Elizabeth W Hathorne
Richmond
Marcia M Stinson
Woolwich
de Bon
Mallard C. Lilly
Rose Lilly
Dora O. Lowfli
Carleton W. Lowsell
M. Fazabeth Burden
Charles F. Ripify
Georgie Page Ripb
Charles E. Plaisted
Minnetta L. Plaisted
Bond
Millie V. Emmons
Georgetown
Seward E. Emmons
Nathaniel Perkins
Phippsburg
William A. Todd
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Charles F. Holbrook
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Howard Sawyer
Bangor
City
Mee
Boston
Iain Geek
Ormand
Fla
Horatio B
George H. Duncan
Florida
Bath Fire Department
Fred D. Hill
Havana Harbor
Bath Iron Works
J. W. Lambert
Upper
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Maine Heavy Artillery
Havana
Bowdoin College
James P. Webber
Si Owen
Westport
Martin Conley
Etta Philbrick
Edgecomb
Lida Dunning
Charles Haley
Popham Beach
Addie M. Anderson
Taylor
Newport News
Providence
Montauk Point
Whale Rock Light
The
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Capt. J
Winslow
Eugene Johnson
U. S
Milan
Lord
Port Royal
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Alfred Tarbox
South
Cubs
Porto Rico
Washington
Wiliam B. Morse
Charles H. Beck
Beck
Morse
John Stantial
Tron ‘Works
Grip
Mathew Johns
England
Brunswick
Maine Central Yard
Central Church
Hallet
North End
A. Frederick Duniels
Calvinistic Congregational Church
Fitchburg
Mass
Esther Parsons
Arthur Gibbs
Clarence Lermond
Normandy
Merry
Savannah
Iron Works
William L. Holyoke
J. T. Crosby
Lydia M. Deering
Swain
Norfolk
Deering
Provincetown Harbor
Three Marys
Eagle Hill
Henry A. Varner
David J. Varner
Concord
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Swift’s Beef Co
Frank Burns
Waldoboro
Mabel Dickinson
Lottie Crocker
Watertown, Mass
Mrs. Chandler
Lieut. Chandler
W. A. Atchley
Winter Street Church
Emma Chestra
Tot Neuschafer
Emma Owen
Florence Donnell
Florence Daley
Capt. Harris
Massachusetts
New Meadows Inn
Cahill
Walter Murtaugh
William Murray
Murtaugh
Edwin Snow
Middle Street
Hichborn
Bath Tron
Dahlgren
Craven
Jessie Harcourt
Columbia Theatre
al Ridley
Montsweag
George Gould
G.G. Deering
Atypia
Harry Kennedy
Gardiner
J. W. Holland
Frank Staples
Frank Brown
South Street
Mr. Brown
George Reed
Harold Hunt
Lewiston
Washington Society
Ethel Hyde
National Capitol
Paris
Center
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Times
Can
Julia C. Ring
Omar W. Folsom
Judge Fogg
Torrey
E. C. Plummer, Esq
D. Howard Spear
Lincoln Lodge
S. P. Blackburn
Ross
Blackburn
Mrs. Led
Hodgdon
John Morse
Delia Low
Alice Morse
Ruth and
Nellie Turner
Mildred Palmer
Hotel Lafayette
Philadelphia
J. R. Andrews
Sylvia
Tibbetts
South America
R. D. Bibber
Bath Board of Health
Armstrong
J. Edward Drake
Donald N. Small
Harold J. Carter
Joseph McLaughlin
Harold H. Harrington
McLaughlin
Harrington
Addison Jones
Jones
E. Mason Wright
Dean Bonney
John M. Howe
David Tabor
William Plummer
Waldo Weston
Plummer
Wilbur Crocker
Bertha Dunbar
Frances Clark
Frank Danforth
Elford A. Stover
Frank Dunton
Alex Burden
Burden
Paul B. Wilson
W. Percy Marks
Wilson
Charles Haggett
Marks
Earl Temple
Antoinette L. Teeling
Clifton Spinney
Frank Lyons
Aroostook
Omals Woodfords
D. Black Harlow
J. Hayes Rounds
P. Davis Anderson
R. Parks Estire
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R. Ross, Sr
Durgin
R. Ross, Jr
Estire
J. McCole Boucher
C. Wilson Soule
Cribbage
F. Churchill
Dean _E. Desmond Ennemark
G. Merritt Lake
E. Neal Seavey
F. Turner
W. Adams
D. Williams
J. Hayes
W. Dennison K
Jackson D. Pierce
A. Hutchinson
R. Hersom Proctor
E. Pierce Hanson
M. Haggett Nelson
J. McCole Nelson
A. Smith Cunningham
J. Parker Boothby
Co. Berry Mosher
E. Ramsay Sweetser
E. Sewall Fickett
H. Day Shaw
F. Nichols Brackett
C. Wilson Blanchard
E. Andrews Johnson
O. Adams Knight
R. Page Etheridge Brown Robertson
M. Trott Adams
W. Hawley Finley
E. Footer
Towle
A. Burden Starkey
Woodfords H. Sanborn
D. Bailey
F. Powers
Frostelehelale
Forstel
Davis
Pratt
Smith
Eee
Norris
Miller
Howe
Fprates
Semen
Ethel Tourtillotte
Center Street
Tanley E. Wallace
Front St
Ivan Isakos
Walter Huston As
J. Hayes Mullin
Leavitt
Sanborn
Tees
Winchenb‘h
Parks
Lil
Lewett Levyn Serene
Gregware
D. Jewett Vets
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