Forty Years Ago in Bath 1889 News Highlights
Capt. Charles W. Bruce visits Bath while William T. Donnell pursues shipping in Norwalk. The Iron Works mold pit is prepared for the low pressure cylinder. Miss Williams recovers from a tricycle accident. gas trenching begins on Center street. Bath carpenters, skaters, and lodge officers figure among daily events as ships are built and local work proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Ledyard
High Street
Center Street
Annual Reports Read at Meeting
The report details patient statistics for the year, including average and total treatment days, daily cost per capita, and monthly admissions and deposits. It lists origins of 681 admitted patients, with Bath as the major source, and notes 15 student nurses currently at the hospital.
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Tees Gate
Jesus
Special Nurses Board
Aires
Anne Nee
Plomsao LG
Tomes
Aes
Bath
Wiscasset
Woolwich
West Point
Honolulu
Hoting
Sweden
Evanston
Tll
Fort Thomas
Bath A C Beats Richmond in Tight Court Clash
A crowd of about 300 watched Bath A. C. edge the Durand Aces of Richmond 34 to 30 in a hard fought gym battle. Bill Jenson led Bath with six points and cy Longley added five as Mac McCabe contributed solid play despite a shoulder issue. Richmond’s Smith tallied 11 and young Gardner aided with defense, but Bath held the lead from mid game through the final horn in a clean, closely contested contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath A. C
Durand Aces
Richmond
Bill Jenson
All-Pennsylvania
Shipping City
Bill
Cy Longley
Bath
Jenson
Mac McCabe
Mac
Chicago
McFarland
McCabe
Smith
Shorty Youne
Tip Melvin
Gardner
Tee
Bath Club
Bath A. C. Ger
Longley
Fisher
Stover
F.G
Abe
Melvitmert
St. In
Gilmore
Morse High football schedule for 1929 season
Morse High lists its 1929 football slate with games set for Sept 28 at Brunswick, Oct 5 vs Westbrook Spending, Oct 12 at Gardiner, Oct 19 at Rockland, reflecting a compact early-season schedule from the Maine state grid campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Brunswick
Westbrook
Gardiner
Rockland
Emmett Library association meets for reorganization
Jan 17 1889 report notes the Emmett Library association plans a reorganization meeting tomorrow night. Also mentioned are a storm impacting public schools, a new ladle at Bath Iron Works, a relief corps social, and various local activities including an Alameda entertainment aborning February and a skating party at Sewall's pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Library Association
Fire safety updates and local notices from January 21 1889
Chief Engineer Brown placed hydrant wrenches near four nozzle hydrants in the business district with one double action wrench at police headquarters. Sagadahoc Historical Society members are urged to attend a special meeting tomorrow evening. Patten lodge card party moved to Thursday at Fuller hall. An easterly wind caused high tide flooding Commercial street and washing over wharf capstans. E S Crosby & Co buys the large red Woolwich building to move it to their North End yard as a workshop, to be moved by Knox and Lincoln barge Relief. Two small boys had a very narrow escape during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Fuller Hall
Patten Lodge
Woolwich
E. S. Crosby & Co
Knox & Lincoln
Bath
Trustees Elect Staff for New Medical Board
At a trustees meeting following the corporators, the staff was elected including Dr. Langdon T. Snipe, Dr. James Lincoln, Dr. Byron I. Barker, Dr. Horace Fox, Dr. D. S. Day of Wiscasset, Dr. B. A. Bailey of Wiscasset, Dr. E. M. Fuller, Dr. A. A. Stott, and Dr. S. S. Mullin. Warren E. Kershner named ophthalmologist aurist laryngologist. roentgenologists Fuller and Mullin. Mortimer Warren pathologist. Miss Lillian C Miller auditor. Committees announced: Executive Cahill Dunton Perg Andrews Donnell Sewall. Finance Ross Moses 2nd McCarty. Supply Welch Morse Watson Andrews Crosman. House Morse Sewall Redon Kimball Gibbons. superintendent and Miss Gertrude Huston assistant historian. Capture of 49 coons in three months profitable to Arthur Dougherty of Camden. pelts sold over $400, one night five animals in different trees, largest 38 pounds.
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Langdon T. Snipe
James Lincoln
Byron I. Barker
Horace Fox
D. S. Day
Wiscasset
B. A. Bailey
E. M. Fuller
A. A. Stott
S.S. Mullin
Warren E. Kershner
FE. M. Fuller
S. S. Mullin
Mortimer Warren
Lillian C Miller
Charles H. Cahil Rthur J. Dunton
Samuel R. Perg
J. R. Andrews
Mary“. Gibbons
Jesse Donnell
Harold M. Sewall
Rodney FE. Ross
Oliver Moses
Arthur Dougherty
Camden
Asset Defeats Belfast Buccaneers In Rough Battle
The City Service Five of Wiscasset upset Belfast 44 38 on their home floor as Rollo Flinn and Earl Heal led the visitors with strong scoring. Belfast’s Ralph Brewer also starred, but Wiscasset secured their first home win over the Buccaneers amid a chaotic, foul free scramble. The report notes upcoming games and shifts in Maine high school football schedules for 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Service
Wiscasset
Belfast
Rollo Flinn
Flinn
Portland A. C
Earl Heal
New England
Ralph Brewer
Maine
Harrington
Bath Center
Carlton
Bath Water District To Open Bids For New Meadow River Pipe
Bids to lay a 750 ft water main across New Meadows River will open February 4 at 1 pm in Bath Water District offices. Twelve inch cement lined pipe from Alabama will be used, bolted to piling driven into mud, buried under two feet of flats mud for drift ice protection. Pipeline across New Meadows is an auxiliary system supporting Thompson's brook substation, with emergency Electric pump readiness.
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New Meadows
Waterville
New York
Bath Water District
Alabama
Kennebec River
Thompson’s Brook
Thompson's Brook
Lake Nequasset
Woolwich
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William T. Donnell
Iron Works
William Southworth
Boston
Rogers Block
Queen Esther Lodge
No. 20
D. of
Henry C. Reed
Frank A. Osborne
N. G
Emma F. Jacobs
V. G
Eliza E. Harriman
Carrie FE. Fisher
Jesse M Perkins
Joseph E. Remick
Bath Tron Works
New England Co
O. St. John and Others
Norwalk
Conn
E. F. Whitehouse
South Street
Thomas Neatle
Lewiston
Charles A. Corliss
C. W. Larrabee
Ladies of the Universalist Society
Popham Lodge of Good Templars
William Talbot
Maine Central
Marshal H. Shaw
J. M. Brown
William W. Crocker
Dunlap Commandery
Kelley & Spear
Mrs. J. S. Elliot
Minnie Minott
Dummer Street
Harvard
Frank P. Wildes
William Hyde
Freeport
Mr. Wildes
Hunnewell's Point
Carrie M. Percy
Adeela
S. J. Macy
Swan Island
Call
Hewett
Kennebec
Charles Boyd
Weeks Street
Farrin
Universalist Society
Vestry
Universalist Literary and Social Union
Ernest Quimby
C. T. Hooper
Green Street
Virginia
Leonard Oliver
Velona Oliver
Oliver
Howard Miller
Zina Preston
Oak Street
Insurance, and Co
Western Mail
Judge Gilbert
Portland
John O. Patten
Joseph D. Whitmore
Maine General Hospital
Gerry & Pope's
John Patten” Yard
Front Street
R. E. Goodwin
Sapadahock House
Jackson & Son
Commercial Street
I. R. Cahill
Charles Jackson
Robert Marryott
W. S. Percy
Fred Mavers
Andrews Hallet
J. Houghton McLellan
J. C. How
Wilber Cahill
Pask
Adelia
Merrymeeting Bay
Sagadahoc Ss
Withie
Pui UN
Walter S. Glidden
William PF
Dunham, Register
Sagadahoc
Roth
Mary Lindenhers
Jacon Lindenberg
Topsham
Ental
Cnates
Morse High
Kennebec Valley League
State OF Maine
Della T. Adams
Henry L. Adams
Della T. Adan
Albert T. Adams
Saco
Myra D. Adams
A. D
Ralph O. Dale
Sagadahoe
William F. Dunham
Frank Wood
Bridgewater
Aroostook
Thomas H. Wood
Sophia Wood
John L. Wood
Roxbury
Mass
Flora B. Belanger
Los Angeles
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James Wood
Biddeford
Osgood Wood
Mary J. MecNinch
H. Thompson
Thetate
Esther L. Brawn
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Sophronia L. Franks
Gagadahoc
Rens Estelle Ledevard
Alice May Pierce Young
Nellie F. Dunton
Walter S. Glinden
Eva R. Russell
Mikelskys Music Store
Leonard Company
Eat Mixelsey's Music Store
Bessie M. Mikels
Sagadahor
Herold Wheeler
Harold Wheeler
Mikelsky Music Store
Mikelsky's Music Store
Lona C. Trott
William J. Dunham
Bessie Lancaster
Harry E. Whitney
William I. Dunham
Walter $ Glidden
Bath Iron Works
Sedewick Relief Corps
Mary Donne
Chestnut Street
New England Company
Morses
Winter Street Society
Alameda
C. W. Clifford
Morrell
Sewall's Pond
G. C. Goss
City
Johnson Hall
Mechainc Street
C. W. Dunning
Universalist Vestry
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Fred S. Curtis
Mortician
Thomas R. Huston
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Hiallowell
Skowhegan
Cony
Augusta
Deering
Thornton
Edward Little
Rockland Battle
Flinn Rf
Heal U
Carlton Brewer
Perkins Lg
Cc Jackson
Cc Grady
Rere
Otra Parker
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