Forty Years Ago In Bath in a Maine Storm
In December 1915 Bath reports gale and drifting floes on the Kennebec, Holman Day sells film rights to Squire Phin and Thee a two novels for five reels, Long Beach S F E celebrates Christmas with group photo, and local infra upgrades include an electric elevator for ice handling and underground wires.
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Baylce
Holman Day
Maine
Squire Phin
Long Beach
L S Club Enjoys Pleasant Christmas Party in Winneganee
December 29, 1915 report details a L. S. Club gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Perry of Winneganee with numerous couples listed as attendees. It notes Harold M. Sewall moving the Fisher house interior to his new mansion addition, William Holbrook directing the demolition, and the Columbia Hotel interior being prepared for a rooming house opening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Percy and daughter Carol depart for Portland to attend events.
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L. S. Club
Thomas L. Perry
Winneganee
Olney
Perry
Fred Pa
Albert Lakin
Slate
Dorothy
Harry Williams
Ethel
Eddie Williams
Alice
Fred Coombs
Fred Hart
Manson
Atta
Hom
Harold M. Sewall
Fisher House
Front Street
William Holbrook
Columbia Hotel
Frank H. Percy
Carol
Thisfternoon
Portland
Oak Street
Langdon Hill
University of Maine
Bowen Torrey
Dartmouth
Frank Whalen
Bowdoin
Bath Water District and Maine Water Co price dispute nears
Dec 30 1915 report notes the time limit for a negotiated settlement expires soon as a court appointed board of appraisers takes charge of fixing the water plant price. No agreement reached yet. Bath district officials and Maine Water Co are silent on outcomes while the appraisers prepare to act.
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Bath Water District
Maine Water Co
Water District
Bath Maine
Bath Trust Company
R H Baxter
Local Lodge Officials Named for Upcoming Term
Guard Fred Witham and outer guard Edward H. Hartwell serve as trustees for three years while James S. Lowell leads as representative to the Grand Lodge. Fred H. Pratt and C. W. Longley named alternates Augustus Seiders and William Mann for the same term.
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Fred Witham
Edward H. Hartwell
James S. Lowell
Grand Lodge
Fred H. Pratt
C. W. Longley
Augustus Seiders
William Mann
Morse High Stages Whirlwind Finish To Beat Bangor
Morse High Shipbuilders overcome a 10-2 first quarter deficit with a 19-4 rally in the final period, defeating Bangor Rams 65-51 at Bangor Auditorium. Key contributors include Wes DeCapua, Dick Bishop, Ray Bishop, and Billington, as Morse outscores 27 of 68 shots to secure a season-saving win. Bangor had led 33-29 at halftime and 47-46 entering the final stanza, but Morse seized control late.
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Morse High
Bangor
Bangor Rams
Rams
Maine
Old Town
Morse
Gene Hunter
Karl Daigle
Wes DeCapua
Bob Billington
Billington
Dick Bishop
Brother Ray
Danny Dainon
DeCapua
Drinon
Daigle
Queen City
Eilington
Ray Bishop
Marchetti
Hunter
de Capua
Cohen
Dannon
Herbie Anderson
Morin
Carlisle
Anderson
Bansor
Houston
Aroostook
Expo
Cheverus
Portland
Goa Geokts
D. Bishop
R. Bishop
G.F.G
Spey Gerrish
Dudley
Bartlett
Cashman
Tammara
Morse Bangor Netsh Seas
Daigle DeCapua
Morse Time Out
Drinon Billington
D. Bishop DeCapua
Beillington
Daigle Anderson
Carlisle Bangor
Drinon Marchetti
Cohen Marchetti
Carlisle Marchetti
Morin Billington
Daigle Marchetti
Carlisle Morse
Drinon DeCapua
Daigle D. Bishop
DeCapua D
Double Trouble at Lafayette School Twins Enrolled
Six sets of twins attend Lafayette School with each pair separated by classroom. Principal says separation aids education, not teacher confusion. Among the pairs two are boy girl combinations.
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Seattle
Lafayette
Shipbuilders Fall To Houlton In Close Maine basketball game
Morse High School’s Shipbuilders trailed most of the game at Houlton Friday night, then made a late push in the final quarter but could not overtake a 64-58 loss. Dwight Webb led Houlton with 18 points, Paul Davenport 16, while Morse’s Dick Bishop scored 28 in a high effort effort that fell short.
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Bangor High
Houlton High
Houlton
Morsemen
Shipbuilders
Houston
Shiretowners
Morse
Bangor
Dwight Webb
Big Paul Davenport
Davenport
Dick Bishop
Ray
Ed Marchetti
Wes DeCapua
DeCapua
Bishop
Bath
Webb
Huntermen
Cheverus High of
Portland
Houston G
Brown
Severson
Peabody
Morse Ri Bishop
Marchetti
Thayer
Billington
Anderson
Ra Bishop
Officials
S. Stromback
Giggey
Traverse Jurors Jowsic and Bow Area Docket
Jurors Jowsic Lester Nelson of Bow Elmer B Williams of West Bath and Raymond M Wyman of Phippsburg named for county panel. National Golf Foundation chief Red MecMorris notes 108 new U S golf courses opened in 1955 with California leading with 21 courses.
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Jowsic
Lester Nelson
Bowdoin
Elmer B. Williams
West Bath
Raymond M. Wyman
Phippsburg
Red MecMorris
National Golf Foundation
United States
California
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