Forty Years Ago in Bath January 1905 Notes
Miss M Evelyn Weeks resigns as clerk at Maine Water Co and Sagadahoc Light & Power Co effective April first. Miss Nellie Silsby elected as successor, teaching in public schools. Knights of Pythias hall ceiling being decorated, dedication planned late month. Various Bath residents listed with brief activities and travels including Patrick Scanlon, Sewall, and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Evelyn Weeks
Maine Water Co
Sagadahoc Light & Power Co
Nellie Silsby
Silsby
Miss Weeks
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Bath Prospers Despite Winters Oddities And Local Happenings
A January 1905 Bath column reports quirky anecdotes from households and streets, noting a man sealing his coal bin to mask dwindling fuel, sleigh rides planned by North Street church youths, and the Bath Driving Club’s ice rink on Mill Pond at Winnegance. It covers school events, theater plans, local personalities, and minor accidents, with people and places named across Bath, Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Driving Club
Winnegance
Excursion Steamers Sail With Surprising Male Quartet
Passengers on the Hocknrock Friday heard a fine male quartet formed by James Stout of Portland F. M. Harn den of this city F. W. Jones and B. D. Farnham of Woolwich. A birthday party was hosted at New Meadows Inn by Miss Olive Morse with music dancing and a shore dinner. Names of attendees include Charlotte Arnold Ada Cameron Annie Mahaney Mary McMann Lena Morse Nellie Biggins Maggie McNeil Lucelia Tarbox Charles Iverson John Rector John Cameron William Murphy John Lawrence and Arthur Mor rill. Mrs. Fred Brackley was chaperon. North of Avery's stable relocation to Court street noted. Flooding along a drain left the house surrounded by water hindering tenants exit. Bath men reportedly ordered fast horses from Boston friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stout
Portland
F. M. Harnden
F. W. Jones
B. D. Farnham
Woolwichs
New Meadows Inn
Olive Morse
Charlotte Arnold
Ada Cameron
Annie Mahaney
Mary McMann
Lena Morse
Nellie Biggins
Maggie McNeil
Lucelia Tarbox
Charles Iverson
John Rector
John Cameron
William Murphy
John Lawrence
Arthur Morrill
Fred Brackley
Avery
Court Street
Floating recreation club for Leyte Island
The USS Klang will anchor at Leyte in the Philippines to provide recreational facilities for American merchant seamen until a residential club is available. William S. Newell, president of the United Seamen's Service, said the Klang is en route and noted 126 USS clubs exist worldwide funded by the National War Fund. More clubs will be set up as Americans advance into Japanese territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyte
Philippine Islands
William S. Newell
United Seamen's Service
Newell
Bath Shipbuilder
United Seamen’s Service
National War Fund
Pipes for Women Smokers Enter Definite Trade Factor
Pipes designed for women with dainty bowls and graceful stems in colored plastic mouthpieces are now a definite factor in the trade. In three months during a cigarette shortage, American women smokers bought about 200000 pipes. Robert L. Marx told a National Association of Tobacco Distributors meeting that colored tobacco pouches match the pipes, briar root from Italy and Spain arrived for the first time since 1939, though a pipe shortage persists, and forty five percent of production is shipped overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Marx
National Association of ‘Tobacco Distributors
Briar Root
Italy
Spain
United States
Marx
Georgetown Night at Ladies Auxiliary Program
Georgetown Town hosts a Georgetown celebrity program featuring songs by Roy Newman and poems by Mrs. Sadie Drake, performed by local volunteers. A white elephant sale led by Mrs. Henry O McCabe raised funds, with plans for a card party and a Junior choir supper and a meeting scheduled for February 13.
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Winter Street
Georgetown
Roy Newman
Sadie Drake
Harry L. Horne
Old Berry Homestead
Fred Sturtevant
Arthur Bowker
Alice Lorraine Purdue
Horne
John Atwood
Henry O McCabe
David McKellar
League
Hysterical People Lose Sense of Smell
A lighthearted note explains that hysterical people sometimes lose their sense of smell. The remark relies on humorous generalization rather than scientific claim, reflecting a whimsical take without specific individuals or organizations.
Morse High Takes Over Cheverus In Fast Game
Morse High defeated Cheverus High of Portland 30 to 25 in a hard fought Wednesday night basketball clash. Sullivan led Cheverus with eight goals and 17 points, while Sonia and Canacaris starred for Morse with strong rebounds and decisive scoring as Morse maintained control from the first period through the final seconds.
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Morse High
Cheverus
Sullivan
Morse
Trafton
Sonia
Canacuris
Canaracis
Steen
Bourget
Ray
Smith
Young
Small
Ouellette
Farrell
Brennan
Ood
Tratton
Nugent
Portland
Canacaris
Ifacaris
Cauacaris
Coyne
Bourset
Cueveras
O'Toole
Redmond
Sullean
Morse Cheverus
Sullivan Sonia
Brennan Trafton
Nugent Trafton
Sullivan Bourget
Feeney
Soumi
Kelleher
Desmond
Morse JV Narrowly Loses to Cheverus In Rough Rivalry
Morse JV battles Cheverus JV in a hard fought 33-31 defeat. Vessey scores late for Cheverus while Burgess leads Morse with Parker and Vachon strong on defense. Final period sees Morse tie at 31-31 before Vessey nets winner.
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Morse JV
Morse
Cheverus JV
Cheverus
Bath
Vessey
Portland
Burgess
Parker
Vachon
Garjanski
Tracey
M. Conley
If Vessey
Gwarjanski
Apon
Riley
C Peterson
Concannon
Joyce
Fiske
Travey
Dibase
Hatch
Desmond
Squiers
Minted Apples in Green Peppermint Syrup Recipe
Heat water and sugar until sugar dissolves then tint with peppermint. Core six small apples and simmer in syrup until transparent but firm. Cool, fill with grated American cheese, top with mayonnaise and parsley.
Potato Whiskey Debuts By Distillers In New York
Distillers introduced their first potato whiskey in New York, made from 80 percent spirits from cull potatoes and 20 percent straight whiskey aged four years, aiming to rival Russian potato vodka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cosmopolitan Garden Club Hosts Appreciation Tea
The Cosmopolitan Garden Club met Monday afternoon to discuss Garden Literature with members including Mrs. Kinney, Mrs. Churchill, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Quimby, Mrs. Roberts, Miss Goodrich, Mrs. Pinkham, and Mrs. Preble. An Appreciation Tea honored president Miss Alice Johnson with a silver platter of 19 silver dollars and an American Beauty rose. Tea helpers were Mrs. Kinney, Mrs. McFauden, Mrs. Quimby, and Mrs. Howe. 25 members attended. The next meeting is set for Feb 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Charles L. Kinney
George A. Churchill
Mabel Harris
Fred Quimby
Chester Roberts
Nellie Goodrich
Everett Pinkham
Clyde Pinkham
Lemuel Preble
Alice Johnson
Miss Johnson
Roscoe P. McFauden
Melvin Howe
Probate Notice for Estate of Clatve Buck Woolwich
Court of Probate in Bath Sagadahoc orders notice to all interested. The estate of Clatve Buck late of Woolwich deceased seeks appointment of Samuel P Buck or another suitable person as administrator without bond. Publication in Bath Independent for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoc
Bath Independent
Beth
Iaid
Clatve I Buck
Woolwich
Samuel P Buck
Samuel P. Buck
Arthur J. Dunton
Probate Notices From Sagadahoc Estates in Bath Court
Probate notices in Bath Sagadahoc announce hearings on estates including Harry Madden late of Bath and Willian Hingwert with executors Minnie Noyes and Rebecca Minott. Authentic Massachusetts will copies, guardianship and final accounts are presented for review in February court.
William E Page estate appoints guardian January 9 1945
John 1. Jack Register of Probate certifies that Orville E Page of Bath died, Carrie No Pare named Everatrix without bond January 9 1945. Arthur J. Dunton attests this true copy of the original order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Dunton
John 1
Jack
Sugadahor
Orville E. Page
Tate
Bach
Carrie No Pare
Bath
Plan to Seek Bids for an Incinerator
The City of North Street Extension sanitation committee met in the mayor’s office to renew bids for an incinerator to replace the current dump. Past bids were rejected as too costly due to winter construction and rising costs. A spring start is expected to reduce bids, labor restrictions have been eased, and attorney John P. Carey will draft new advertisements to be published soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Sanitation
City Hall
North Street
John P. Carey
Probate notices for Sagadahoc estates in Bath
Public notices announce hearings in Sagadahoc County Probate Court Bath for estates of Langdon T. Snipe Edward L. Kenniston Harry Henrickson Thomas A. Love John W. Osborn Henry Bickle Wilber G Cahill with executors and administrators named. hearings set for February first Tuesday and related letters testamentary without bond to named executrices and executors. notices published in Bath Independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoc
Christine C. Snipe
Edward L. Kenniston
Harry P. Kenniston
Harry Henrickson
Hulda E. MacMahan
Thomas A. Love
Howard A. Mayo
Minnie M. Love
John W. Osborn
Fannie B. Osborn
Aline C. Whiteside
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Arch Street
Elmer F. Campbell
Vicksburg, Miss
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Torrey Roller Bushing Works
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National
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Front Street
Oscar Snowman
Five Islands
Charles E. Hyde
Waterville
Maine Board of Trade
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Elmwood Hotel
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John Bailey Brown
New Bedford
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Pembroke
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James
George
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Lewiston
Wallace White
Cumberland Mills
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Walter B. Lowell
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Jennie Melcher
Ysaya
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Biddeford
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Boston
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Center Street
Nequasset Lake
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Hartwell
William Sprague
Small Point
Curtis
Danville, Ill
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Parker Head
William A. Guild
Guild
Times
James E. Lockery
Washington Street
Nance O'Neil
Columbia Theater
S. H. Duncan
Marshal Reynolds
Annie F. Kimball
Alice May Davenport
New England Yard
Henry Vaughn
Arthur Fuller
Joseph Vaughn
Wallace J. Shaw
Hannaford Bros., Co
Joshua L. Chamberlain
Ivil
John Gregson, Jr
Bowdoin
Philadelphia
W. C. Oliver
Union Street
Masonic Hall
Merrymeeting Bay
Julia Bolduc
E. M. Fuller, Jr
Maine General Hospital
Miss Christy
Worcester
Virginia Ham
North Bath
Harold M. Sewall
W. L. Thompson
Sheldon
Hallet
International Correspondence School
Shorey
Ernest Bunker
Florence Andrews
Elizabeth Cahill
Clara Pierce
Clarence Emery
Alice Ramsay
Elm Street
Hattie Alger
Amy Preney
Henry Lermond
Herbert Pressey
Brunswick High School
Beacon Street Church
Fiske Stock Co
Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde
Columbia Theatre
Emma C
J. D. Ingraham
Fuller's Rock
Fiske Stock Company
William Lake
Water Street
John W. Ballou
Sheriff Ballou
Jim
Wakefield
Charles Wakefield
Frank E. Eaton
Georgie M Baker
Dorchester
Drisko
Fairfield
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H. A. Duncan
E. G. Cornish
Charles Crocker
Cornish
William T. Starr
Fred McLaughlin
Harry Witham
Augustus Belanger
Lewis Allen
Chicago
Roscoe D. Hillman
Bangor
A. B. Haggett
Mr. Hillman
National Furniture Association
Leyte Island
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Georgetown Night
Winter Street Parsonage
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U. S
Spudka
Parolia
Tokyo
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Cosmo Garden Club
Dorothy M. Milliken
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Harry T. Madden
Poate Hoon
Rebecca B. Minott
Richard G. Tanner
Eliza F. Tanner
A. Hatt
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John L Jack
John IL Jack
John L. Jack
Register
Eva ( Dunston. Tate
Allan Spear
Alice KR Merrill
Bernice M Lee
Jeanne Roux Simmons
Philip A. Roberts
Rena H. Roberts
Robert W. Perkins
Carrie E. Smith
Yantel Williams
John L, Jack Rewister