Bath Chronicle Delivers Holidays News and Local In Memoriam
Bath column recounts Christmas visits from Frank Wakefield and others from Plainfield Poughkeepsie and Skowhegan with social notes. It notes Grace Lenora Stinson’s death age nine and Christmas church carol serenades. Also reports naval trade discussion at Board of Trade and local weddings and engagements.
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Grace Lenora Stinson
Edwin Stinson
Lincoln Street
Board of Trade
E. C. Plummer
Bath
President Rogers
H. M. Sewall
F. W.S. Blanchard
C. W. Larrabee
E. F. Kelley
F. W. Twitchell
S. Fogg
Howard B. Johnson
Bath News Roundup Signals Community Happenings
Local notes report Miss Sadie Watson and Charles Fisher among Bath youths, a Christmas wedding of H Nash and Miss R Grant, plus social events at the Au Fair Cafe and Gadabout club reunion. Mentions W W Mason’s office lighting, City Marshal Kittridge receiving a clock, and changes in bicycles for 96.
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Sadie Watson
Charles Fisher
Bath
Kittridge
Emma Small
New York firm bags contract for 800 ton four masted schooner
Hag company wins contract to build an 800 ton four masted schooner for New York parties. Vessel to be 170 feet keel, 38 feet beam, and 15.6 feet depth of hold with modern first class craft features. Construction starts immediately in the best possible manner.
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New York
Hag
Madockawanda Red Men near hundred members
December 28 1895 community notes show Madockawanda tribe members reading applications and nominating officers for the next year. Billy Spiett joins Preble House staff in Portland while Bath residents bring Seven and a Half a western card game to town. A Hale ram Katahdin speed issue advances in Congress. funeral notices for Frances Emery and Abbie Mitchell are listed alongside social events, travel plans, dividends, and a large Bath social gathering with a long guest list.
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Madockawanda Tribe of
Red Men
A. M. Franks
Sachem
J. T. Parris
George A. Baker
Hiram Pattee
Frank H. Turner
JA. M. Franks
Wesley Near Upset of Beacon in Saturday Battle
In the Church League second half opener Wesley nearly toppled Beacon in a close 18 20 score. Peoples upset Grace 56 20 for their first win as St Marys defeated Elm 22 6 and Winnegance beat Winter 45 14.
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Church League
Boacon Esse
St. Mary’s
Prortin
Detersott vi
Rborneer
Wesleyi Assceoeer
Winneyance
Beacon
Wesley
St. Mary's
Elm
Peoples
Grace
Beaconites
St. Mary's Walloped
Winnegance
Biddeford to Visit Morse in Friday Basketball Clash
Morse high's 1935-36 team hosts Biddeford Friday at the high school gym with an 8 p.m. tip. A junior varsity game precedes. Advance tickets go on sale Wednesday afternoon at the high school.
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Morse High
Biddeford
Morsemen
Rockland
Lime City
Bath Boys
Rockland Crew
Mill Towners
Footer
H. Sarkis
Stover
Gaudet
G. Garkis
Alfred Gallant
Marvels Wrest Lead From Old Golds in Colonial Club Series
E Randlette's Marvels wrested the lead in the Colonial club bowling league from Arthur Pratt's Old Golds in Thursday's matches, scoring seven of eight points to take a half point lead. Merritt Mitchell's Muraes added six points, Clint Wilson's Lucky Strikes dropped to fourth, and Frank Turner topped the individual totals with 305.
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E. Randlette
Marvels
Colonial Club
Arthur Pratt
Old Golds
Merritt Mitchell
Muraes
Clint Wilson
Frank Turner
Randlette
Herb Douglas
Park Alley League heats up with three teams in first
The Park Alley Bowling League reaches its 10th week with three teams tied for first after a 3-2 result by The Briefs over Blackstones. The 7-20-4’s moved to within one win of the leaders, while Totone, still fourth, remains a threat. Individual battles see Pooler and Thayer closing on Frates and Jewett as weekly scores shift standings.
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Park Alley
T. Burns
T. Aikenhead
Blackstones
R. Prates
H. Rogers
H. Huggard
A. Jewett
al Thayer
Dick Prates
Allie Jewett
Frates
Jewett
Pooler
Thayer
Ted Ham
P. Farrar,Sr
H. Dodge
P&c
Buetauis
Cere
Plolemie
Bayclimnese
CAMO
Glomoe Sins
Idoxtete Lento Atone
A. Thayer
R. Frates
M. Roberts
T. Ham
Carroll and Murphy Set to Clash This Week in Bath
Buster Carroll the Bath lightweight known for the Christmas afternoon upset will meet Paul Murphy of Biddeford in the feature bout to open Bath boxing for 1936 under promoter Nick Mihalos. Murphy brings a strong record with wins over Labbe and Barrillito and a recent stoppage of K. O. Edwards.
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Buster Carroll
Flash
Arcade Arena
Bath
Paul Murphy
Biddeford
Nick Mihalos
Arch Street Arena
Buster
Carroll
K. O. Labbe
Lewiston
Castillo
Jimmy Sawyer
Cyclone
Prenkie Merrill
Augusta
Nat Russell
Bath White Angels Win At Bowdoinham
The Bath White Angels defeated Bowdoinham 25 to 24 in a tight tonight contest decided in the final 30 seconds. Paul Wilson of the Shipping City forces hit a dramatic one handed heave from the far end of the auditorium to secure the victory.
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White Angels
Bath
Bowdoinham Town Hall
Angels
Paul
Wilson
Municipal Auditorium
Eagles Bowling League Sees Minor Position Shifts
Friday night results leave the Chevrolets and Fords tied for the top two spots in the Eagles league as Plymouths close the gap. Frates led individuals with 300, Fortier 284, Oliver 279, Lee 278, and Martin 278 while the Chevrolets posted the high team total of 1309.
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Eagles Bowling League
Chevroletsey
Vstacen
Eagles
Pete” Oliver
Chevrolets
Dick Frates
Fords
Harry Farrell
Buicks
Chevries
Ralph Boardman
Plymouths
Frates
Boardman
Frank Fortier
Pete Oliver
Pete” Lee
Ced" Martin
Ross Borden
Annual Stockholder Meetings in Bath Maine January 14 1936
Notices announce annual meetings of The Bath Trust Co Bath National Bank and First National Bank of Bath for January 14 1936 at 2 PM to elect directors and transact lawful business. Probate court orders trustees to publish due notice regarding the estate of Sydney J Meeker with a January 1936 appearance date for accounting and potential allowance.
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Bath
The
Bath Trust Co
Bath Trust Company
Maine
L. E. Thebeau
Bath National Bank
Front St
City of Bath
County of Sagadahoc
State of Maine
First National Bank OR
First National Bank of Bath
Williams. Shorey
St Marys Team Rolls Through Half of YMCA League
St Marys remains undefeated as they pile up 362 points in eight games averaging 44 points per game. Beating Winnegance by 102, the trio tied for third include Elm, Central, and Beacork with 232 to 244 points. Fortier and Skaling lead St Marys with 80 points each, followed by Mullane and Grindell. Tomorrow Elm’s record is shown.
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Winnegance
Leland Fortier
Skaling
St. Mary's
John Mullaney
Joe Grindell
Elm
Talpey Family Golden Wedding Anniversary in Cape Neddick
On Christmas Day the Talpey couple from Cape Neddick celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at home. George Talpey, a York native and carpenter, married Etta Littlefield of Wells on Christmas Eve 1985 in Ogunquit. Their daughter is Mrs Bradford Woodward of York. Nearby, neighbors and cousins Mr and Mrs Richard P Talpey also observed their 54th wedding anniversary.
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Talpey
Cape Neddick
George Talpey
York
Etta Littlefield
Wells
Ogunquit
John N. Mugredge
Bradford Woodward
Richard P. Talpey
Hume Widow Granted Probate Notice in Bath
In Sagadahoc County a Bath court sets January 7 1936 as the date to show cause why Lilian T. Hume widow of John W. Hume should not be granted an allowance from the estate. The court orders three weeks notice in the Bath Independent. Administrators Ernest B. Mickerson and Samten qualified.
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State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Bath
A. D
William S. Shorey
Harry L. Day
Charlotte I. Meeker
Sydney J. Meeker
Miami
Florida
Walt
Glidden
Mabel H. Paquet
Adelaide A. Cunningham
Fevset
Joel F. Cushman
Mabel E. Cushman
Ethel M. MacDonald
Independent
Gera
Kathryn H. Pratt
Seth D. Hall
John L. Jack
Jaa
Lilian T
John W.hume
Sagsdahoc
Br.Nickerson
Pauline A. Co
Scandahoc
Ernest
Mickerson
Samten
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Hattie McQuarrie
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