Bath items from the Times 1896 1897 year end
Bath Daily Times snippets recap events from late December 1896 and early January 1897. notes include Bath Iron Works winning contracts for two lightships and a tender, eel catching reports from Winneganee Creek, local weddings, school meetings in Lewiston, visits by officials, skating on Winneganee, and various social notices from Bath and North Bath with names like Miss Ella Douglas and W. B. Palmer referenced.
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Times
Bath Iron Works
Lighthouse Board
Guards Build Lead With Strong Bowling Night
Roy Richer's Guards extended their margin over Ralph Dale's Antlers in the Elks Bowling League. The Guards scored five points in the first match while the Antlers added four in the nightcap, reducing the lead to four. Jay Povich's Eleven O'Clocks rose to third by scoring six points for the night, passing the Fixed Stars and Royal Purples as the latter entered last. Hap Talbot led with a 136 in the second string, totaling 305 for the night and surpassing John Mullaney's 112. The Eleven O'Clocks set a new team single 468 and a team total 1302, overtaking previous marks.
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Ralph Dale
Elks
Jay Povich
Frank
Hap” Talbot
John Mullaney
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Harry Ring
Bill Greene
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Roy Richter
al Thayer
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Harold Fielding
Tom Conley
Frankie Sheridan
R Richter
A Thayer
Povich
H Fielding
Talbot
Cale
W. Whitney
A Redlon
P Oliver
J. Grindell
H Bickle
R. Linekin
Bath Five Man Bowling Team Defeats Rockland
Bath five man bowling team beat Rockland at Park Alleys by 9 percent pins after leading the first string by 49 pins and the final string by 65 pins. Sam Rogers led Bath with a 30 percent score, Dick Frates added a 204, while Larrabee rolled 278 for Rockland and McKenney was close behind. The article also notes state plate displays and mill work in Lewiston with job impact.
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Bath
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Lime City
Sam Rogers
Dick Frates
Larrabee
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McKenney
New City League Opens With Brisk Games At Y Gym
Bath Iron Works office quintet defeated the Blues 31 to 17 as the league began amid strong play and rugged moments. Reds beat Merchants 21 to 19 in a late spurt, signaling a lively pennant race ahead.
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Yesteryear
Y Gymnasium
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Little Old Loop
Iron Works Team 5 Leads Bath Tron Works League
Team No. 5 led by Allen with a three string total of 284 topped the Bath Tron Works league last week with 1018 total pinfall, 60 pins ahead of Team No. 2 at 958 featuring Earl’s 286. Other scores included Lubbie 262 and Mayo 270 amid many absentees. rosters to return this week.
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Allen
Bath Tron Works
Earl
Lubbie
Mayo
Reds Edge Merchants In Tight St. Marys Court Contest
The Reds, led by Bill Gove and Tarzan Leyard two‑man show, pressed late but a Merchants rally kept the score close. St Mary’s guard Louis Allain supplied key shooting as the Merchants built a 41‑8 halftime lead before the final drive narrowed the gap.
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Reds
Bill Gove
Capt
Rupe Lewis
Harold Lyden
Louis Allain
St Mary's
Merchants
Reds and Merchants duel with sharp free throws
Both teams drilled free throws closely with Reds hitting seven of thirteen and Merchants seven of twelve. Merchants lacked reserves, fielding six players as pace stayed fast and late timeouts cost them. Rupe Lewis’s Reds appear strong with Allain and Schoolboy Hughes, plus Lyden Sarkis Haskell Lowery Sarkis McElman, likely boosting the league’s best once fully staffed.
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Rupe Lewis
Allain
Hughes
Harold Lyden
Ernie Sarkis
Dick Haskell
Nelson Lowery
Henry Sarkis
Harold McElman
B. I. W. Reds
F.G
Haskell Lowery
Lyden
H. Sarkis
Lewis Allain
Rg i
E. Sarkis
H. McElman
Gove
J. Greene
Legzard
J. Black
McDonald
Mayo
Stover
North Grammar Ties With St. Marys Team In Grammar League
In the Y Grammar School loop North Grammar defeated Central Grammar 17 to 11 while St. Marys edged Dike 7 to 6 in Saturday morning action. Both leaders retain their sun berth in the standings.
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Totems Lead Park Alley League After Idle Week
The Totems with J. Sanborn and R. Philbrick sit atop the Park Alley standings after last week’s idle period. Keols, F Trott and I Daley drop to third as Aikens move to second, Panatellas maintain fourth, Briefs fall to sixth while 7-20-45 rise a notch. Standings show Totems at 625, Aikens 600, Kools 575, Panatellas 550, 7-20-45 488, White Owls 345.
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J. Sanborn
R. Philbrick
Park Alley
Keols
F Trott I. Daley
Aikens
R Hall-K. Morrison
Panatellas
Jewett-T
Oy Pease
Jenny Linds
White Owls
Westbrook High Grabs Revenge Over Morse in Narrow Win
Westbrook High edged Morse 31 to 20 after a see-saw first half at Paper City gymnasium. Ken Wright led Westbrook with 17 points, while Morse’s Nickerson Thayer and McQuarrie kept the visitors close before the late surge sealed the victory.
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Eymnasium
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Ken Wright
Clif Nickerson
Harry Thayer
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Wright
Boissoneau
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McQuarie
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Nickerson
Sarkis
Luck
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Thayer
Maine Deputy Sheriff Seeks Auction of Topsham Real Estate
In Cumberland County Maine on December 29 1936 Frankie Carver Deputy Sheriff issues notice of execution from Sagadahoc Superior Court favoring Luciano Di Renzo of Sagadahoc against Trenton Flint and Spur Company of New Jersey for 5580.56 debt plus 12.57 costs. Property in Topsham described as Cathance or Fisher Mill Privilege plus a parcel with buildings to be sold at public auction February 26 1937 at 1 PM.
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Trenton Flint and Spur Company
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Mercer
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Lie Streins
Waller
Ocd Corporation
Mt Inite
Canton
Tie Eth
Crates Ceheaihouse
Marett Road
William Dunmis
Frankie Carver
Only One Change Seen Among Elks Bowlers
A brief wedding notice states Herbert Sewall Edgecomb of Augusta, Maine, staff artist for the Maine Highway safety campaign, and Thelma Evelyn Burnham of Marshfield, Vermont, married Christmas Eve in Plainfield Vermont with Rev. Raymond Ebbett performing. Edgecomb, son of Eugene and (late) Edgecomb, and Burnham, daughter of Elmer and Burnham, will reside in Richmond. Also noted are Mrs. William Tudor Gardiner and her two children visiting Augusta House for New Year, with Gardiner and eldest son elk hunting in South Carolina.
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Augusta
Maine Highway Safety Campaign
Thelma Evelyn Burnham
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Raymond Ebbett
Edgecomb
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Richmond
Elmer E. Burnham
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Boston
Bath National Bank annual stockholders meeting 1937
Notices announce Bath National Bank Bath Trust Company and First National Bank of Bath holding annual stockholders or trustees meetings on January 12 1937 at 2 oclock in Bath Maine for election of directors or board members and related business. Also includes a state pardon petition notice for Charles Elliott and a probate notice regarding Mary R Swett estate with executor Charles C Low.
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L. E. Thereau
First National Bank OF Bath
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