Forty Years Ago in Bath A Snapshot of 1905
Bath Daily Times offers a roundup of 1905 events from hay prices and wind damaged signs to a Maine ship visit, local medical and legal moves, DAR and library meetings, yacht club matches, theatre plans, and community notices including a bath iron works accident and club openings.
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Bath Daily Times
Local Transfers and Social Notes Highlight January 1905
John M. Clark buys a driving horse from W. G. Webber. John W. Brown drives a bay horse bought from Edward Woodside of Brunswick. Mrs. Bailey’s old family horse, years cherished, was buried with care after being killed. City Council smoke talk, aldermen quorum present, officers attend. Mamie Chick surprised at Edward and Mrs Cook’s home for birthday. About 30 skaters indoors at E. O. Dow’s rink on Washington street. rink kept flooded nightly for next day use.
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John W. Brown
S. D. Bailey
Edward Woodside
Brunswick
Hill
High Street
Crosby
Southard
Hodgdon
Sawyer
Common Council
Tourtillette
Lemont
Ledyard
Brackley
Morse
Hagan
Totman
Robinson
Pattee
Parris
Rogers
Mamie Chick
Edward Cook
E. O. Dow
Washington Street
Barge Boston Coal Work Concludes Discharge in Harbor
E C Plummer traveled to Augusta on urgent business. The crew loading the barge Boston at Howard Cow Co discharged 763 tons of coal yesterday. The barge will go to Parker Plats to await a tug for Perth Amboy tow.
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Boston
Howard Cow Co
Parker Plats
Perth Amboy
Morse High boys face Brunswick in city basketball clash
January 12 1905 Bath Maine Morse High School teams meet Brunswick High School in a highly anticipated YMCA game. Brunswick girls boast an undefeated record while Morse debuts with courage and a new lineup including Helen Crosby Florence Andrews Clara Pierce Ruth Thompson and Margaret Hennessey. The column also notes local events from theatre to river navigation and community notices.
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YMCA
Morse High School
Brunswick High School
Bath
Helen Crosby
Florence Andrews
Clara Pierce
Ruth Thompson
Margaret Hennessey
Rigger Goodman Works on Four Masted Schooner at Kelley Spear Co
January 13 1905 Rigger Goodman leads a crew at Kelley Spear Co yard for R R Freeman of Boston. The craft is set to go aboard the last of the month. Hon J M Taylor of Nashua recovered enough to attend NH legislature duties. Frank Smith of Bath Iron Works poorly after skating accident. Driver Bowser and an assistant cleared snow routes.
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Goodman
Kelley Spear Co
R. R. Freeman
Boston
J. M. Taylor
Nashua
New Hampshire
Frank Smith
Bath Iron Works
Smith
Frank W. White
Moody's
Hyde Light Guards
Bath Area News Highlights And Local Appointments
An 1905 Bath chronicle reports James E. Francis, steward on the Baxter yacht Kanawha, fell into the hold and was treated by Dr. Donnell. Local horse sale, postmaster appointment at Squirrel Island, and sports challenges are noted along with social events at Columbia Hotel and Armory Hall.
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James E. Francis
Baxter
Dr. Donnell
Mae O'Brien
Columbia
Miss O’brien
Bulldogs and Foxes Win Girls Intramural Games
The Bulldogs and the Foxes won Friday afternoon games in the Girls Intramural league at the high school gym. D Keesler led the Bulldogs with 14 points in a 22 to 8 win over the Bears. B Madden scored most for the Bears with four points. The Foxes defeated the Bobcats 21 to 6, with B Rogers tallying nine and Webber and Rand six each. Marston led the Bobcats with five.
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Bulldogs
Foxes
D. Keesler
Bears
B. Madden
Bobcats
B. Rogers
Webber
Rand
Marston
F.G
McDonald
Hagan
McMann
Huff
Callan
Small
Robinson
Bryant
Purdue
Kingsbury
McCarty
Keesler
Sarkis
King
Collins
Downing
Hartnett
Estabrooks
Cf Madden
Cummings
Bagdikian
Bailey
Gill
Denham
Gerry
Gipson
Gas Fields North of Transylvania Drive Romanian Industry
In northern Transylvania gas fields around Targul-Mures feed pipelines to new industrial centers. The methane content is among the world’s highest at 97 to 99 percent. The area hosts gas wells, coking and metal works plus a refinery.
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Transylvania
Romania
Targul-Mures
Morse Falls to Portland in One Sided 42-22 Clash
Portland Blue jump started to an 11-4 lead and built a 27-10 halftime edge as Morse struggled to match its speed and floor play. Morse shot well from the line but both teams traded rough play with Canacaris injuring Knapp after a collision. Canacaris led Morse with seven points.
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Portland
Morse
Expo Building
Portland Blue
Morse Boys
Bath
Ray Bourget
Morse Rooters
Propeller Club and Lions Meet Names Many Attendees
A joint meeting listed a long roster of attendees including Andrew Pettis Eugene Shehan Francis Murphy J M Sparling Fred Goodwin and many others from Propeller Club and Lions. Bath guests included Past King Lion Jack Burke Bar Harbor Vernon Knapp Seal Harbor Carl W Crane Omar King John C Hart Maurice Libby and others.
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Andrew Pettis
Eugene Shehan
Francis Murphy
J. M. Sparling
Fred Goodwin
Herbert E. Malzard
Cpl
John S. Malzard
USA
Ralph Leavitt
H. E. Kimball
E. B. Belcher
R. M. Brodway
G. H. Calder
W. H. Brown
John B. Downs
John Ellwood
Malcolm Howe
John R. Fortin
George Hansen
Charles B. Radway
William Shirley
Joseph E. Martin
Phillip Winsley
J. E. Martin
Chester Elbridge
Peter P Kirchner
Robert R. Newhall
F L. Robinson
Frank Clark
H. A Weeks
Emmett J. Corrigan
USCG
Silas M. Boothby
Arthur H. Nesbit
Johnie “Powers
VUSCG
Vuscg; Lt Cmar
Rodman Vaughan
John W. Anderson
Louis Baker
George Maher
Gregory Chockluk
William Butler
Ensign Marshall Smith
Owen Hill
Richard Kill- Loy
Unir ON
Bath
Jack Burke
Bar Harbor
Vernon Knapp
Seal Harbor
Carl W. Crane
Omar King
John C. Hart
Maurice Libby
Jack Mulcahy
David C. Dickson
L. P. Nelson
Frank H. Reinoehl
George C. Stacey
Leonard Thombs
Gardener notes on leaf mulch for perennials
Leaves saved by gardeners to cover perennial borders help manage moisture. Rot-prone leaf types retain water, and in winter when perennials pause growth, excessive moisture can stress herbaceous plants.
Feeding lambs on pasture with grain mix guidance
Instructions for lamb rearing advise starting with oats then gradually adding wheat corn or barley. If pastures dry, include 5 to 10 percent oilmeal where available and maintain an enclosure permitting lambs only to enter.
Philippine Life and the Lure of the Philippine Cockfights
The narrator contrasts urban life with rural Philippines, recounting cockfights in barrios and the vivid journey from rice paddies to the Pagsanjan gorge. They travel by bancas along the river, describe canyon scenery, waterfall views, and the hospitality of locals, ending with reflections on the landscape and people.
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Lake Laguna
Pagsanjan
Riorista Hotel
Russell
Pagsanian
Probate Notices from Sagadahoc County Court
Court of Probate Bath Maine orders notice to heirs for multiple estates. Hearings set for the first Tuesday in February with executors and guardians presenting accounts and petitions for administration and will probate. Parties include Bulth Madden Minnie Noyes Ada Minott Rebecca Minott Eliza Tanner Margaret Hall and heirs to Henry Madden Richard Tanner Frank Hill. Arthur J. Dunton, Judge of Probate.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Noyes
Helena Noyes
Bedford
Massachusetts
Sagadahoc County
Maine
Minnie E. Noyes
Ada Catherine Minott
Phippsburg
Ybhth
Rebecca B. Minott
Aline C. Whiteside
Probate Notice from 1926 Register John L. Jack
A true copy of the original order attested by John L. Jack, the register, dated 1926. The notice records a probate action and provides official attestation of the document.
Cleaning Blinds With Four Step Wax Method
Use a blind brush or cloth to remove dust from venetian blinds. Wipe each slat with a damp cloth in warm mild soap solution and rinse with clear warm water. Dry thoroughly with a cloth. Finish by applying a small amount of liquid wax to each slat. Repeat twice a year, brushing as needed between cleanings. Change water frequently as it darkens.
Dairy Cow Health Impacts State Milk Production
A dairy cow remains limited by udder ailments including mastitis, reducing milk yield across the state by thousands of pounds daily. Diseases affecting dairy cattle drive declines in statewide milk production and farm economics.
Keep Kettle Fresh With Baking Soda Boil Then Wash
To maintain kettle cleanliness boil a weak bicarbonate of soda solution in the kettle periodically and then wash with soap and water.
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Moulton
Kennebec
W. W. Mason
Patten Free Library Association
Moses
Charles E. Hyde
Kennebec Yacht Club
A. K. Purington
Harry. Preble
A. S. Merrill
W. F. Stevens
A. H. Stetson
W. M. Hagan
Charles Blaisdell
Elizabeth Wadsworth Chapter
DAR
F. E. Boothby
Maine Dar
Ervin
Dorothy B. Barrett
C. A. Peaslee
Baltimore
John Hopkins University
Dr. Rice
Gar Block
Andrew S. Merrill
Maine Water Co
Bath Division
New England Water Works Association
Ira Mikeley
Georgia
Beacon Street Sewing Society
Wiliam Faversham
Letty
Empire
Lewiston
Fred McCarty
J. H. Conant
Thomas J. Lundrigan
St. John
New Brunswick
Joseph Varnum
H. G. Gillmor
Wisconsin
Colonial Club
Columbia Theatre
John M. Clark
W. G. Webber
E. C. Plummer
Augusta
Brenda Emery
Little Buttercup
Adelaide Costain
St. Mary's Church
William B. Olys
California
Everett Harrington
Phippsburg Center
Dr. Williams
Samuel Ripley
South End
E. P. Dickinson
Maine Central Railroad
Friends
Rockland
Quaker City
Maine Central
Philadelphia
Arthur Gibbs
Maude
Eugene
Brunswick, Ga
Capt. Gibbs
Cumberland
W. C. Hamilton
Fiske Stock Company
J. Edward Drake
Mobile
Henry Clausen, Jr
Drake
North End Whist Club
New Meadows Inn
Bath Public Market
Bath Bottling Co
South District
Kate
Bowser
McGrath
A. P. Denham
Fort Popham
Lord of Wayne
Washington
Peaslee
William T. Cobb
Littlefield
Henry Judkins
Elmwood
Waterville
Gov. Cobb
Benjamin W. Morse
Bowdoin
Bowdoin College
Edward Brown
Joseph Foster
Keyport
N. J
Central Construction Co
Kittery Point
Kittery Navy Yard
Pond Island Bar Bell
Lighthouse Board
Leo
Popham
I. H. Nash
Hiram T. Stevens
Richard Quick
Capt. Quick
Edward Sewall
Manila
McFadden Bros
Gray George
Mr. Varney
J. A. Reed
Squirrel Island
Gardiner
Hallowell
George W. Oakman
Armory Hall
Clover Club
Columbia Orchestra
H. D. Maxwell
C. W. Clifford, Jr
Edward Conant
Thomas J. Lamb
Colorado
Langdon T. Snipe
Lamb
Snipe
Radford Academy
Henry Shaw
Greenville
Henry
Batha
Nevins
Fastern Steamship Co
H. H. McCurdy
Russell G. Dyer
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Forest City
Canacaris
Trafton
Ouellette If
Small If
Sonia
Young
Bourget
Irish
Steen Ig
Burgess Ly
Roers
Portlan
Knapp
Holt Rf
Langellorf
Kaklegian
Lane
Bennett
Perham
Nor
DiBaise
Southworth Ly
Maria
Kopacle
McCarthy
McManus
Propeller Club
LIONS
Bob Hope
Los Angeles
Howard Mills
Treasury Financing Committee
Frances Langford
Hope
International
Arthur J. Dunton
John L. Jack
John Truck
Sugadahoe
Persoon Mabiud
Fecate Orviie EB
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Register
Evan Dunton
Allan Spear
Alice Ro Merrill
Bernice M. Lee
Adolphine E. Roux
Jesine Roux Simmons