Forty years ago in Bath items from the 1896 files
The Bath Daily Times items span January 15 16 17 18 1896 detailing Patten lodge K of P and Bowdoinham lodge activities installation plans social events and lists of local officials. It notes ice bound tow boats repairs launches at William Rogers yard and upcoming steamboat schedules with family notices and society meetings in Bath Maine.
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The
Bath Daily Times
Blair
Knickerbocker Towage Co
North Bath
William Rogers
Local Industrial and Social Notes Highlight Wiscasset Area
Jan 20 1896 reports coal unloading at Iron Works and framing on Percy and Small schooner. Dancing class opens next Wednesday. Patten lodge sociable postponed to Jan 29. Foresters ball in Portland. J E Remick to visit Wiscasset for lodge installation. Gardiner gun store plans after Charles Furber move. North Street church sociable next Wednesday at Mrs H A Pike. Bath Iron Works painters head to Brooklyn for Katahdin finishing touches. Campbell store at Vine and Washington streets being renovated for early occupancy. Solar lodge No 14 F and A M sociable planned for this evening amid weather concerns. Arrangements under way.
Poverty ball planned at Alameda in about three weeks
A committee meeting for the poverty ball is set for Thursday evening in Patten lodge social rooms. Other notes cover visitors James L Thompson and Harry McLellen, local license totals for dogs, a basketball practice at the gym, cycling in January, and multiple society events around Bath.
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Alameda
Patten Lodge
Fireside Club Plans Panel Discussion On Citizenship
Sunday night meeting of the Fireside Club approved a panel discussion for next Sunday on Do Sports Activities Make for Good Citizenship. Leaders include John Black Arthur Sarkis Warren McNeil Ellen Stevens and Mary McClure. Refreshments by Barbara Mank Betty Watson William Rogers and Jack Merrill.
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Winter Street Fireside Club
John Black
Arthur Sarkis
Warren McNeil
Ellen Stevens
Mary McClure
Barbara Mank
Betty Watson
William Rogers
Jack Merrill
Berwindglen Arrives with Coal Cargo at Kennebec Wharf
Steamship Berwindglen bringing soft coal from Newport News docked at Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co after a 60 hour coastal voyage. Captain Rawding delayed entry due to zero visibility in storm conditions. Carnival at Stephens High School crowned Miss Beaudet of 1936. Lewiston police log reports a drunken man picked up after a phone scam involving a five cent fee.
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Berwindglen
Newport News
Kennebec
Salter’s Island
Stephens High School
Alice Jensen
Harold McQuade
Theresa Beaudet
Edmund Hachey
Isabel Gagnon
Leon Greenman
Beaudet
Lewiston
Breen
Sarkis Named to All American Second Team 1935
Ernest G. Sarkis earned a guard slot on the Central States Amateur Independent Basketball Association All American Second Team for the 1934-35 season. The award stems from CS IBA tournaments and YMC A league play with national recognition for top players.
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Sarkis
Ernest G. Sarkis
Central States Amateur Independent Basketball Association
Central States Independent Basketball Association
Y. M. C. A. Church Basketball League
Central States Basketball Association
United States Federation
United States
Bath Modern Woodmen Rumble Portland Bowls Victory
A Bath Camp No. 7407 Modern Woodmen team defeated Portland Camp No. 7119 on the YMCA alleys by 221 pins. Charlie Toothaker rolled 305 for his three strings and Hap Torrey fired 298 as Bath led by 81 after the first string and extended the margin by 100 pins in the second.
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Bath Camp
Woodmen of America
Portland
Charlie Toothaker
Torrey
Bath Woodmen
Bath Club Men Narrow Gap Toward 500 Total in 100 Average
In their second string the Bath club men came within two pins of a 500 total for a 100 average, underscoring a strong performance.
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Bath Club
Will of Woolwich resident leads to letters testamentary
Rose A Baker of Woolwich Maine petitions the Probate Court of adahoc Bay County for probate of Georgie Aght's will dated December 25, 1935. The will leaves estate to Rose S Baker daughter Harry R Knight of West Bridgewater Massachusetts is listed as next of kin. Baker seeks Letters Testamentary to herself executrix without bond as requested in the instrument.
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Superior Court
Bath
Sagadahoc
State of Maine
Mildred Gauvin
Mildred Estes
Lowell
Massachusetts
Edward R. Gauvin
Haven G. Hill
Edward W. Gauvin
Lloyd D. Gauvin
Maine
State OF
Gadahoc
John J. Desmond
Margaret E. Desmond
Adahoc Bay
Rose A. Baker
Woolwich
Georgie Aght
Testate
Harry R. Knight
West Bridgewater
Mass
San Rose
Baker
Rose
Benard C. Hoyle
Hampden
Massach
A. D
Zacheus M. Beal
Bowdoin
Aaid
Ella R
Zacheus
Ella A. Hoy
Bernard C. Hoyle
Ruth P. W. Tarbox
Alfred Lemont Tarbox, Jr
Oak St
Alfred L. Tarbox
Ronsraio
Sue
Edgar J. Goodwin
George J. Goodwin
Daniel W. Boynton
Medford
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Nehemiah Boynton, Jr
Newton
Commonwealth
Nehemiah Boynton
County of Sagadahoc
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J. S. Lowell
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J. O. Shaw
R. D. Bibber
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Robert Ingle
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Abram Conklin
Edward Smith
Erin Oeee
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Jason Collins
Arthur W. Whitney
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William McLellan
Pauline Hall
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A. Fred White
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D. T. Percy
Mr. White
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Hiram Fuller
Hallowell
Charles Footer
Shannon House
Mel Whitlam
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Phi Rho Society
Au Fair
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Lizzie M. Snow
Augusta & Bath Steamboat Co
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Charles Davenport
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Old Colony Trust Company
Annie L. Palmer
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Lawrence B. Greewood
Fred W. Barron
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