Fortnightly Bath items cover underwriters and clubs
Bath news from February 17 1886 reports Sagadahoc underwriters meeting at Sagadallock House with officers chosen James T. Drake president George H. Clark secretary and treasurer. It notes real estate transfers, local women forming a branch of the Maine Indian Association, wage demands by Knights of Labor at New England Shipbuilding Co, plus dances, athletics, and mayoral nominating meeting at Alameda rink with David T. Percy nominated unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadallock House
James T. Drake
George HH. Clark
Frye
Portland
Women's Christian Union Tome
Maing Indian Association
Helen Delino
A. M. Rolinson
S. N. V Philbrook
G. M. Reimick
Alameda Rink
Charles KE. Garcelon
J. B. Welch
Charles TI. Manson
Fred S. Hartnett
Charles EF. Watten
Parker Tf. Oliver
Reuben S. Hunt
William W. Carter
David T. Percy
New England Shipbuilding Co
D. Bailey
Samuel S. Sewall
J. T. Kimball
Galen C. Moses
Thomas W. Hyde
J. RR. Kelley
JW. FL Sawyer
H. W. Swanton
George Fisher
Charles FL McLellan
Amos
Haggett
David T. Terey
James A. McLellan
G. C. Goss
Knights of Labor
Maine Probate Notice Signals Will Proceedings for Bryant Estate
Sagadahoc County Maine court cites Athreien M Bryant of Haverhill NH as executrix of Bibertina Pennell estate Bath Maine showing dated February 3 1926 and requests Letters Testamentary be issued without bond. Court orders three weeks Bath Independent publication and a March 9 1926 probate hearing. Jane Dunton administratrix of Edward S Dunton Woolwich same publication, March 2 1926 hearing set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Walter S. Glidden
Bath
Angrasta M Duncan
Sail
Atdan
Wises
Georgie D. Seavey
West Medford
Mass
Sagadatioc
Ralph O. Dale
Sagadahioc
Saul
James S. Lowe
William. F. Dunstam
Warren ‘A. Parris
Belle C. Donnell
Farle C. Donnell
West Bath
Alvah H. Donnell
Belle C. & Earle
Donnell
Ashton EF
Wardwell
County of Sagadahoc
Caroline T. Dixon
Maine
Athreien M. Bryant
Haverhi
New Hampshire
Bibertina HM. Pennell
Annette M. Bryah
N. IL
Sylvanus PF. Pennell
Batt
Ada Hall
Lee Pennell
Wall River
Frederick Pennell
Porttland
Rine
Annette M. Bryant
Pike
Edward W. Wheeler
Sagadanoc
Snendahoe
James S. Lowell
William F. Dunstam
Sagadathoc
Sagadahoe
Toscoth M. Trott
Wm. D. Sewaill
Cilbert FE. R. Patten
Bathin
Frobate
Carleton W. Lowell
Warren A. Lowell
State OF
Celia EE. Lincoln
William P Lincoln
Celia E. Lincoln
Joseph K Sewall
Willi
Joseph FF. Sewall
Samuel S. Sewall
William S. Shorey
Joseph EE. Sewall
A. D
Celia FE
Lincoln
Ath
William F. Dunalam
George A. Churchill
Frank G. Osgood
Said
Mabel W. Osgood
Charlotte Osgood
GEO cagRena
Sagadins
W. Bridgham
Main
Sagadaittoc
Sagadasne
Bath Independent
Paul County
Alfred W. Hinckley
Providence
Willliamy A. Todd
Georgetown
S. P. Hinckley
State of Florida
Hillshoraugh
Ruby Grady
Cattse
Otman
Lewis Totman
Beach
Flora B. Totman
F. B. Lane
Fred Wing
Uxbridge Mass
Charles FL A. Smith
Arthur Savage
Schenectady
N. Y
H. L. Savage
Sharon
Sagadatloc
John J. Krergan
State OF Main
Pretete
Fred Dd, Tsin
Jail County
Cordelia D. Morrison
Shippsburg
William K. Cushing
Phippsburg
Velora Gilman
Small Point
Fred D. Hill
A. Walters
Sagadahee
Leo P. Burke
Hilton Village
John L. P. Burke
NAMF
Leo V. Burke
Charlotte Ruth Burke Burns
Waterville
John Med. Burke
Sirah Klay
H Regan
Ky Tony “Od Pustice
Sagadaes
Attes Wilt
Tam F. Dunham
William T. Hodgkins
Lydia A. Campbell
William F. Dunham
Register
Marion L. Purington
Elizabeth M. Luce
Batty Independent
Bat
Chester G
Aly
Tic
John i. King
Chester G. King
Hull
Tey
Woolwich
Raymond Dexter
Frances K
Kath
Frances F. Dexter
Ralpi O. Dale
Raymond
Bester
Supreme Judicial Court
Sagahoe
N. J. Horan
Said- County
Coteman
Margaret McDonough
Boston
Nicc
Martin O'Brian
Michael O'Brian
Margaret Flaherty
Michael Quinn
John P. Carey, Sr
Catherine Ryan Kelley
John J. Keegan
Gill
William F. Pore
John P. Ongty
Coleman Herry
Fred Nr. Thompson
Kathin
Warry T. Passmore
Julia W. Covel
Bathshee
Bath items show city offices, shipyard progress and events
City Marshal Crooker remains ill with mumps. Capt Wittridge serves as acting marshal. Truckmen haul frame timber to Deering and Donnell shipyard for schooner frames. Jameson’s Mastodon Minstrels head to Togus then Gardiner. Bath Light Infantry prepare in full dress for Friday parade. New England Shipbuilding Co meeting notes a prosperous year. directors to be elected later. City Council special meeting announced. Bath Literary Association hosts exercises and banquet. A Seventh Day Adventist visitor and local euchre party are reported. The fishing schooner at T. M. Sagan & Co. shipyard is ceiled. planking soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe Assembly
Knights of la Wor
New England Shipbuilding Cn
New England
Knights
Lincoln lodge to honor Portland laws with reception and concert
Lincoln lodge will host a return reception this evening featuring vocal and instrumental music and a banquet. Jameson's Mastodon Minstrels drew large crowds in Togus and Gardiner with about 700 attendees across the two shows. The group traveled back to the city by Pullman on Feb 23, 1886. The article notes related lodge visits and a Sedgwick Relief corps sociable with about 150 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson
Togus
Gardiner
Sedgwick Relief Corps
H. K. Dunton
Mechanic Street
Lincoln Lodge of Odd Fellows
Ancient Brothers Lodge
Portland
Odd Fellows of
Bath
Veteran Anticipates Planting His Garden
John C. Minott a former city marshal celebrated his birthday quietly at 17 Beacon Street and plans to plant his renowned North End garden. His daughters Mrs. F B Given of Melrose Mass and Mrs. Eliot A Fuller of Norway visited, joined by Mr. Fuller for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Minott
Beacon Street
North End
Given
Melrose
Mass
Eliot A. Fuller
Norway
Fuller
Old Rowley nickname tied to king’s goat and horse
Charles II of England earned the nickname Old Rowley from a goat kept in the king's garden. The king's favorite race horse, also named Rowley, inspired the name of a famous race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles II
England
Water Power in New England Remains Underdeveloped
The Electrical World figures show 1280 New England water power plants including 251 public utilities and 97 manufacturing plants. Total developed capacity reaches 1,398,808 HP with central stations at 656,270 HP and private factories at 742,533 HP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Electrical World
New England
United States
Maine
Massachusetts
New York
California
Telepage Improvements At New England Tel And Tel Co
Extensive upgrades underway in the New England Tel and Tel Co operating room to improve service. More lines on switchboard and long distance toll upgrades, clock system control, fire alarm, and operator guidance signals to reduce fire hazards and improve relief periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Tel, & Tel. Co
Phippsburg Pitrens
Toll Board
Eally
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bath Daily Times
the Universalist
Nelson Ham
Philemon Russell
East Harpswell
Mrs. Thomas Stevens of
Fall Tover, Mass
Fred Brown
Benjamin L., White
William PB. Durant
City of
Alfred Lemont
James Eastman
William M1. Page
Philena A. Tarbox
Daniel Mc Melcher
David Burt
AL 1K
Gilmore
Acadia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Granite Block
Order
Treoks
Swanton
Savage
Amaranth Hall
W. M. Leavitt
Messrs. D. Sullivan
George Place
Smith's
Edward Brown
Bath Athletic Association
Brown
Binghampton
George A. Fields
Adams
High School
J. Q, Bas
Bath Light Infantry
City Hall
Bath Literary and Athletic Association
Mary Watson
J. S. Slyde
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
O'Brien Scanlan, Jr
New England Iron Works
Augusta
N. K. Dunton
T. W. Howard
A. A. Reed
Gallagher
Bath High School
Freemont J. Hogan
Olympian Club
Bath Light
Infantry
Amaranth Ball
Stafford
Foster
Alameda
Rebekah
George A. Field
Fifih
O. H. Smiley
Robinson’s Lane
Ancient Brothers Lodge of
Odd Fel
Ira M. Carr
Bowdoinham
Sigadahoe
Saradahoe
Alton G. Leonard
Bowdoin
Win
Benj
Douglass
William OF. Dunstam
William PF. Dunham
Bergson
William F. Duntiam
William F
Dunham
William. F. Dunham
Crooker
Capt. Wittridge
Night Police
Maine Central
Deering & Donnell
City Tall
Tudian Point
Whippsburg
W. J. Mussenden
Bath Literary Association
Webber
Richmond
T. M. Sagan &Co
Center Street
Willie Leydon
Somerville
Polo Club
Telepagne Company
Mildred Ward
Patricia Whitehouse Snowsheed
North Bath
Sagsdawhae
S. TP. Trinckley
Hillsborough
Winnefred M. Hinckley
S. VP. Hinckley
P. Slinckley
Limenia
Rt. 1
William
F. Dunham
Flora BR
Totman
Fred D. Till
Scott Wilson
Les
Fred H. Thompson
WS. Horan
John P. Carey
Lousin
Culeman Flaherty
A. DB
Joan P. Carey, Jr
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