Protests over Brunswick Augusta trunk line location stir Bath area
In Bath on January 4 1915 residents protest routing of the Brunswick Augusta trunk line to pass through Bowdoinham Richmond and South Gardiner praising Kennebec scenery. Local items report on fires at McDonald’s store ownership by Charles Lee of West Bath and insurance, theater bookings, and various residents’ movements between Bath and other cities.
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Kennebec
Brunswick-Augusta
McDonald
Charles Lee
West Bath
Senor de Gogorza Heads West for Concert Engagements
January 5 1916 notes Senor Emilio de Gogorza leaving Bath for New York to catch the Twentieth Century Limited and proceed to Los Angeles for a 15 evenings a month concert run, with further stops in San Francisco and Pacific Coast cities, returning to Bath in spring. Also mentions Dorothy Nichols returning to Vassar and local war relief progress.
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Senor
Emilio de Gogorza
New York City
Twentieth Century Limited
West
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Bath
Central West
Senor de Gogorza
Bath City Hospital Receives Ambulance Donation
Through the kindness of Mrs. John R. Bradlee of Montclair New Jersey a Bath City Hospital ambulance has been donated this week and will soon be shipped to Bath. The Montclair hospital already owns three ambulances and with one of them now equipped with electricity the manager chose to fund a vehicle for Bath through the Monday Club of Bath.
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John R. Bradlee
Montclair
N. J
Meeker
Seders
Bath
Bath City Hospital
Monday Club of
Bradlee
Elmhart Musicale
Miss Meeker
Bath notes on weather, personnel, and local events in 1916
The item reports frigid temperatures on Beacon Street Hill, a fire loss at Whis key Creek, and local civic notices. It notes Waldo Murray as a Bath diver at the Charleston navy yard, Lincoln B Farrar in Bowdoin musical clubs, Harvey Hill returning to Bath Iron Works, and several residents traveling or returning home. Community clubs meet, ice conditions on Lily Pond are described, and the Bath Driving club plans officer elections and race mats. Some residents receive appointments or honors, and others attend colleges or societies.
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Waldo Murray
Charleston, S. C., Navy Yard
Lily Pond
Bath Driving Club
Morse Shipbuilders Clinch Victory Over Brunswick Dragons
Morse Highs Shipbuilders toppled unbeaten Brunswick High 49 to 34 on home floor as a second period scoring burst decided the outcome. Morse led 9-6, 27-14, and 39-27 through three quarters, then held on with strong free throw shooting and steady defense. The Morse Junior Varsity also won, rallying late to beat Brunswick JVs.
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Morse High
Brunswick High
Dragons
Morse
Brunswick
Gene Hunter
Dick Bishop
Marchetti
Bishop
Morrison
Anderson
Lionel Bourque
Wes de Capua
Garrison
DeCapua
Billington
Furbish
Dragon
Bourque
Paiment
Thayer
Perreault
Bath Junior High Teams Win Over Brunswick Clubs
Bath Junior High swept Brunswick Junior High in two basketball games at Brunswick. The varsity rallied from 11 down to beat Brunswick Frosh 61 47, improving to 2 2 with a 31 29 halftime edge and 50 41 after three quarters. Charley King and Fred Brown led Bath. the Bath B team won 59 54 with double figure scorers Bish op Paisley McLaughlin and Pinkham. Russell nailed a late 56 55 set shot to decide Morse wings. Morse hosts Edward Little next Tuesday at 8 p.m.
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Morse
Brunswick Jvs
Billy Russell
Stone
New
Bath Junior High
Brunswick
Brunswick Frosh
Bath
Charley King
Fred Brown
Ernie Bishop
Paisley
McLaughlin
Pinkham
Comb
Weybrant
Harrington
Russell
Edward Little
Auburn
Avery
Farrell
King
Brown
Barter
Robinson
Davis
Cooper
Sprague
G. E.girate
Merrill
Murray
F Lathrop
F Lovell
Warren
Bouchard
Daggett
C Toothaker
Pearl
G Young
Laberge
G. F.G
Reed
Fitzgerald
Legard
Bishop
Poole
Bruce
Gue
Greets
D. Thompson
Dancouse
Hart
Palmer
McHale
C Strange
Sauve
Thompson
Paiement
Quiet Please Huntington Jail Inmates Lodge Complaint
Inmates at Cabell County Jail filed a formal complaint with city police over trucks loading in a nearby alley disturbing their rest. The jail group cited noise and disruption as their concern and sought action to restore quiet.
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Huntington
W. Va
Cabell County
Underwater Hockey Tie Between Bath And Merrill's Marauders
A rain soaked water hockey match at Zeb's Cove Cape Elizabeth ends 1-1 between Merrill's Marauders and Bath led by Csorosz with Noone scoring early for Merrill's and Csorosz tying for Bath. The game features rugged play, a penalty for Ouellette, and a lone casualty Tiemer who lost two teeth.
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Bath
Merrill
Marauders
Zeb's Cove
Cape Elizabeth
Portland Press Herald
Gary Merrill
Harvard
Dick Noone
Andy Csorosz
Earl Fortier
Cape
Csprosz
Dick Chadwick
Chadwick
Francis Winchenbach
Tony
Ouellette
Maine
Paul Tiemer
Harpswell
Bathspare
Don Hanley
Brunswick
Hollywood
New York
Boston
Porteous
Charles
Payson
Steele
Pierce
Glynn
Czorosz
R. Cyr
G. Cyr
Bean
Tiemer
Fortier
Young
Ford
Noone
Bath Junior High Teams Split Two Waterville Games
Bath Junior High split a doubleheader with Waterville in Elm City action. The Destroyer varsity lost 54 53 as Hallie nailed a long buzzer beater, while Bath B won 32 22 over Waterville eighth graders. King led Bath with 21 points and Sprague added 13 as Waterville edged ahead at the finish.
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Bath
Waterville
Elm City
Destroyer
King
Bathites
Hallie
Sprague
Palmierie
Waterville Junior High
Corbin
Bower
McCafferty
Hatch
Palmiere
Bath Junior High
Seven Bath candidates vie for at large seats in 1956 race
Twenty candidates compete for Bath at large and ward seats under a new 1956 system. Incumbents Robert FE Brewer Charles F MacDonald G Thomas Murphy Merritt A Mitchell Edward J McMann Boyd L Bailey and Harry E Cooke lead a field where seven representatives are chosen by all voters with four two year terms and three one year terms. Paquin Ward 4 faced a residency challenge but was certified after city clerk ruling allowing a change of voting residence when board not in session.
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Robert FE. Brewer
Iron Works
Charles F. MacDonald, Jr
BIW
G. Thomas Murphy
Merritt A. Mitchell
Edward J. McMann
Boyd L Bailey
Maine
Harry E. Cooke
Bath
Paquin
Board of Registration
Drunken man escapes police wagon after lockpick incident
In Phoenix a man arrested for drunkenness escaped custody when he picked the lock on the wagon’s rear doors, leaped out, and fled down an alley as officers headed to headquarters.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Fire destroys Sagadahoc block as water floods Senter's store
Firefighters battled a major blaze at Senter's Inc and adjacent businesses in Sagadahoc block with water seeping through walls for over an hour. Several shops including the law office of Judge Gardiner R Deering and A G Page Co suffered smoke and water damage as inspectors and insurance officials began surveys. Police reported crowding at the switchboard and Salvation Army volunteers provided coffee while McMann supplied doughnuts to crews.
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Senter’s
Gardiner R Deering
Maine State
A. G. Page Co
Jewelers, New England Supply Co
Public Health Office
Sagadahoc
J. J. Newberry Co
Bradford P. Belanger
Newell
Salvation Army
McMann
Probate Notices for Sagadahoc Estates in Bath 1956
Court of Probate in Bath Sagadahoc issues notices for several estate matters. Abigail F Carter of Bath deceased final account by administrator Allan Spear. Beverly MA bank requests license to sell real estate in Bath. Carlton W Rideout Georgetown deceased petition for administrator John P Carey or suitable replacement. notices to heirs to appear February first at ten in the forenoon.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Abigail F Carter
Allan Spear
Josephine Kuarellas
Beverly
Massachusetts
Siveadahoc
Beverly National Bank
Carlton W . Rideout
Georgetown
John P Carey
Hazel E Rideout
Arthur J Dunton
Bath Probate Appointments List for Executors and Guardians
Lillian Wo Heal, Sagadahoc Probate Register, records appoints in Bath estates. Anne M. Alix named executrix without bond January 3 1956. Oscar R. Marsh appointed executor without bond January 3 1956. Mildred Lo Hagan named estate guardian for Natt F Howe estate. Arthur J. Dunton Judge of Probate Attest: Lillian H. Heal.
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T. Lillian Wo Heal
Sagadahoc
Henry A Alix Jate
Bath
Anne M. Alix
Natt F Howe
Mildred Lo Hagan
Oscar Freeman Thornton
Oscar R. Marsh
Arthur J. Dunton
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Carrie F. Luce
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Dan Bishop
L. A. & W. Carbarn
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Archibald F. Carey
Bath Dance Orchestra
Rutherford White
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Harry A. Starbird
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Woolwich
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Acadia Lodge
Galen E. Watson
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Lewiston
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Regatta Committee
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Spinkey
Bedford Street
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Hartley K. Dunton
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Hugh P. Madden
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Cyrus W. Longley
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George R. Dow
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James P. Baker
Charles Fitzgerald
Georgetown University
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Genesta
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Harvey Hill
Bath Iron Works
John R. Houghton
Taft College
Donald Sewall
Texas Oil Co
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Adelphian Literary Society of
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