Forty Years Ago in Bath Highlights Local News
Notes from Bath dated January 1898 record Chauncey Frye’s death at 75 on Middle street, job moves for H M McCurdy to H B Almy & Co, repairs on Dummer street house, ice works at Phippsburg, a 21 month old death, and various city life vignettes. Highlights include shipyard launches, streetcar and snow plow delays, Knights of Pythias installation, and local social events.
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Chauncey H. Frye
Middle Street
H. M. McCurdy
D. T. Percy & Sons
New York
H. 8. Almy & Co
New England
Bath Street Railway Co
Gahan’s
Bath saloon pioneer William Whitney dies at 62
William Whitney a prominent Bath resident died at his Commercial street home at 12:03 AM aged 62. He came from New Castine 24 years ago, ran a saloon, built Steamboat Coffee Rooms, then farmed at Westport Junction. He leaves a wife and four children.
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William Whitney
Bath
Commercial Street
New Castine
Isaac Mikelsky
Westport Junction
Annie C. Graham
Thomas Leydon
Walter L. Whitney
Williams Whitney
Rope Walk Plant Closes After 23 Years Service
Alfred Potter of Pinestreet ends 23 years at the Rope Walk as the building, once under Cordage Trust ownership, is to be boarded up with most machinery removed. Repairs are unlikely to keep the plant standing. Edward Hennessey assists Maine University researchers on the U S Lightship electrical system at Bath Iron Works. Mrs Walter C Stewart and Dorothy depart for Chicago to winter with Mrs Stewart’s mother. Edward Robinson departs for Togus to work in a bakery.
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Arthur Morse
Maine University
Mrs. Potter
Pine Street
New Jersey
Edward Hennessey
Alfred Potter
Pinestreet
Rope Walk
Cordage Trust
U.S
Bath Iron Works
Local Notes on Travels and Visits Along the Coast
Bleboro repairs a boiler at a factory in Prere. Editor Nichols of the Times sails to Boston to join Kimball's Washington trip for ten days. His father-in-law C. P. Nichels accompanies him. A. A. Percy visits Salem and heads back to Bath with Mrs. Percy at week’s end. William T. Donnell stays in Boston on business. Nellie Clark visits Worcester. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Downing spend Sunday with relatives in Wiscasset. Bernice Morse’s aunt in Brunswick hosts a sleigh ride this evening.
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Bath
Jake's
William Ledyard
Fred Blaisdell
Lida Fisher
Emma McGlinchy
Portland
Harriet Ledyard
Mary Pendexter
Mildred Palmer
Messrs
Harry Tucker
James Ledyard
Princes B. Torrey, Jr
J. Edward Drake
J. Owen Ledyard
B. F. Barker
Clarence Morse
A. H. Sturtevant
Percy & Small
Alice E. Clark
Elizabeth
J. S. Winslow
Chas. P. Notman
William H. Clifford
S. P. Blackburn
Clark
H. N. Douglas
Scott Thompson
L. H.gibson
Charles S. Colby
H. D. Parsons
F. W. Coombs
A. Palmer
Frank E. Eaton
Nichols
the Times
Boston
Kimball
Washington, D.C
C. P. Nichels
Cherryfield
Sixty Five Boys Enter Weekly Y M C A Tournament
About 65 boys join the Y M C A weekly tournament in a new pick up sticks game. Senior division first round matchups include Norman Seekins vs Harold Pride and others such as Joseph Pennell Jr vs Alfred Gallant, with many more listed. Junior division also features first round pairings like Norman Alkazin vs Richard Steen and Paul Leeman vs Robert Bourget.
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Norman Seekins
Harold Pride
Joseph Pennell, Jr
Alfred Gallant
Richard Cummings
Norman Alkazin, Jr
Maurice Puffer
George Sarkis
Charles Grace
Edward Sewall, Jr
Freeland King
George Hart
Millard Green
Nimard Fifield
Kenneth Bailey
Lloyd Hudson
Edward Murphy
Carl Earlbach
Robert Hamblett
Phillip Chaney
Charles Sullivan
Frank Kenyon
Albert Desmond
Martin Lesier
Clinton Child
Jere
Desmond
Ingraham, Jr
Clayton Thibodeau
Henry Middleton
Joseph Gillo, Jr
Fred Hamlin, Jr
John Preney
Louis Arsenault
Russell Young
Edward MacMahan
John Lowery, Jr
Robert Sullivan
Robert Fortier
Leland Fortier
Norman Alkazin
Richard Steen
Paul Leeman
Robert Bourget
Franklin Howe
John Murphy
Allan Atwood
Robert E. Wagner, Jr
Jean Pomerleau
Richard Swanson
Lawrence Gallagher
William Middleton
John Hinds
Herbert Fraser
James Farnham
Edward Cummings
James Middleton
John Voorhees
John Perry
George Kenyon
Edward Jones
Joseph Desmond
Clarence Gowen
Richard Footer
Kenyon Wins Y M C A One Ball Pocket Title
Frank Kenyon captures the senior division of the Y M C A One Ball Pocket Billiard tournament by defeating Frank Gallagher three games to two. Harry Bloxsom wins the junior final over Charles Footer three to two. The week brings new games as nail puzzles excite the youths and the annual shuffleboard tournament is planned for next week.
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Frank Kenyon
Kenyon
Frank Gallagher
Gallagher
Harry Bloxsom
Charles Footer
Three Teams Lead Colonial Club Bowling Standings
Three teams tied for first after the second half opener: Horace Morse's Lucky Strikes, Harry MacDonald's Kools, and Dud Leavitt's Murads, each with seven of eight points. Camels and Spuds trailed with four points each. Kools posted the best team score 1132. Lucky Strikes 1116. Allie Jewett 311 led individuals. MacDonald 310. Stinson 307. Levyn 300.
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Horace Morse
Harry MacDonald
Dud Leavitt
Murads
Don Jewett
Dick Hersom
MacDonald
Allie Jewett
Paul Stinson
Johnny Levyn
Cams Ieee Ett Tn
Scarier
Matvgl SaUimary Es
Ealalite Mass Hate
Ewe
Aeece
D. Ring
J. Sanborn
Spuds
Kools
World tour brings sighting to Orono hotel
A letter from Keith Goldsmith in Singapore describes meeting Mrs. Edward Tomlinson of Orono and her niece Miss Bernice B. Dunning of Bangor at a hotel during Christmas week. Dunning was once Goldsmith’s high school teacher, and Keith, general manager for the 20th Century Fox Film Corp, plans to depart Singapore January 28 for Batavia Java for a few months.
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Orono
A L. Goldsmith
Keith Goldsmith
Singapore
20Th Century Fox Film Corp
Batavia
Java
Brunswick Police Association forms to fund supplies and gear
Brunswick Police Association plans a fund to buy equipment for the department including a fingerprint and view camera and summer uniforms. A ball at Town Hall on February 18 features Ernie George and his orchestra to raise proceeds for the fund.
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Brunswick Police
Brunswick Police Association
Town Hall
Ernie George
Probate notices from Bath court list multiple estates
A Bath Sagadahoc probate order directs notices for several estates including Blair McPherson Bowker Emmons Wing and Bowker executors. It requires weekly publication for three weeks and a February 1 1938 hearing to object or proceed with probate and letters testamentary without bond where applicable.
Estates in Bath Probate Court January meeting
At a Bath Court of Probate held January 13 1938 the matters are set for February 2 1938 at ten oclock. First and final account by Girard Trust Company and Robert Dechert executors for Lily Carroll Roberts deceased. Joseph Young late of Phippsburg deceased. Petition that Fred P Young or other suitable person be appointed administrator without bond by Fred P Young of Phippsburg Me.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Bath Independent
Charles A. Blair
Florence D Watson
John I., McPherson
Edith M McPherson
Edith M_ McPherson
Frank M. Bowker
Arthur M. Bowker
Mary R. Bowker
Wemilte Oylaughten
Katherine L. Emmons
Frank E. Emmons
Henry T Wing
Paul L. Wing
Harold B. Wing
Walter S. Glidden
Fred P. Young
Fred P. Young Son
Phippsburg
Many Girls Sign Up On Cheering Squads For Grammar League
The Y M C A organized grammar school cheering squads and 104 girls enrolled. Central Grammar lists leaders and members including Sally Munsey and Marguerite Rines, followed by long rosters for North Dike St Marys and other schools with numerous volunteer cheerleaders.
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Central Grammar
Sally Munsey
Marguerite Rines
Betty Erskine
Myra Burns
Margaret Staples
Betty Jones
Barbara Tibbetts
Doris Veilleux
Lorraine Sawyer
Eleanor Fullerton
Phyllis Ervine
Mary Stone
Germane Bonney
Andrey Hill
Lorraine Marr
Thelma Sutherland
Leola DuPont
Jean Stanton
Marie Robinson
Grace Savage
Lillian Johansen
Gladys Watson
Claire Couture
Martha Day
Phyllis McKenna
LeForrest Cunningham
Leonard Snowdon
Janet Colley
North Grammar
Barbara Roberts
Leona E. Henderson
Madeline Haley
Margaret Rich
Poppie Kakos
St. Mary's
Ralph Dales Antlers Gain a Point in Elks League Night
Ralph Dale's Antlers earned a point on the top team Eleven O'Clocks in Monday's Elks Bowling League action. Captain Phil Eaton led the Antlers as they split six points to five, while Eddie Hartnett's Fixed Stars claimed seven of eight points in the opener. Leadoff highlights included Les Plant's 326 with a 129 string and Al Thayer's 289. Rockland high juniors and seniors plan a Washington trip for April 18 to 25, with itinerary and rules discussed.
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Jay Povich
Les Plant
Elks
Dale
Redion Ae
McCormick Toon
Sinclair
Grindell Coher Serv Ewer
Ralph Dale
Phil Eaton
Eddie Hartnett
al Thayer
Tom Cummings
Rockland High
Washington
Probate entries list executors and guardians for Sagadahoc estates
I John L. Jack register of probate certify on January 4 1938 estates in Bath Sagadahoc and surrounding towns appointed Executors Administrators and Guardians. Names include Loretta M Riley Joseph C Footer Alice M Walker Elijah McCabe Herbert W McCabe Fred B Reed Katherine Reed Gwen Spaulding George W Spaulding Nellie Merry George L Curtis Edwin B Curtis Benjamin Woodside Florence R Woodside Maryett Trask Ethel Trask Jensen Ada E Deering with various bond statuses and role designations.
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John L. Jack
Sagadahoc
Loretta M. Riley
Bath
Joseph Charles Footer
Fissue Bond
Alice M. Walker
Buaith
Harold
George W. Spaulding
Nellie M Merry
George L. Curtis
Flittery
Maine
Edwin B. Curtis
Portland
Benjamin H. Woodside
Georgetown
Florence R. Woodside
Maryett Trask
Ethel Trask
Ethel Trask Jensen
Sterling
Massachusetts
Executrix
Ada E. Deering
Sagadahoc Probate Notation of Executors and Administrators
John L. Jack Register lists executors and administrators for estates in Bath and West Bath. Names include Alice Whitney and Franklin Sprague deceased with dates January 11 1938 and January 4 1938, plus Arthur Ee...becek and Ethel May Elliott appointed without bond. John P. Carey appointed administrator with bond.
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John L. Jack
Sagadahoc
Bath
Williams Whitney
Said Bath
Arthur Eeverbeck
West Bath
Ethel May Elliott
Franklin P. Sprague
John P. Carey
Dike School Crowned First Round Champions in Y Grammar Loop
Dike School defeated St Marys 12 7 to clinch the first round title as North Grammar beat Central 33 19. Hudson led Dike with five points, while Hogan paced North and Farnham led Central. Parents Day marks next Saturdays start of the second round.
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Y. M. C. A. Grammar School
Dike School
North Grammar
Mentealvenso
St. Mary's
Dike
North
Central
Y Grammar School
Hudson
Hilltoppers
E. Cummings
North Rede Central
Hogan
Huston
Farnham
Lassies
North End Rifle Club Defeats Auburn at Lewiston Match
The North End Community Club rifle team beat Auburn Legion shooters at Lewiston Armory range. North End scored 375 off hand and 480 prone for 855 total versus Auburn 697. Winners A Petit and H Waldron each had 174. teammate P Howe added 171.
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North End Community Club
Lewiston
Auburn Legion
Lewiston Armory
Bath Boys
Auburn
A. Petit
H. Waldron
P. Howe
North End
C. C
A. L. Goss
A. Petit See
Bath
IM. E. Clark
R. Christiansen
C. Marr
Bowdoin Scientist to Lecture on Kent's Island
William A. O. Gross 37, director of Bowdoin Kent's Island Scientific Station, will give a lecture on February 7 in Memorial hall. The talk titled Kent's Island Outpost of Science will be illustrated with moving pictures from last summer. Gross is currently a Harvard graduate student.
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William A. O. Gross
Bowdoin Kent's Island
Memorial Hall
Probate Court notices list multiple Bath Maine estates
This notice details estates in Bath Maine with hearings on February first ten o’clock am for licenses to sell real estate and to appoint administrators or executors. It names Elizabeth Sewall and Samuel Sewall minors and several guardians, administrators, and executors including Harry Walters Arthur Norton Parker Moulton Flora Savage and others. A true copy of the original order.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Elizabeth H. Sewall
Samuel S. Sewall
Redland
California
Maine
Harry Walters
Guardian
Herbert W. Norton
Georer S Clapp
Portland
Perso Én
Arthur @ Norton
Rogers J. Moulton
Parker
Moulton
Ellen Blair
Flora B. Savage
Jacqueline Barker
Clara M Barker
Mary T. Dingley
Chelsea
Massachusetts
Frank CC Dineley
Ada Manson
Parker N
Montton
Monilton
Frederick W. Crooker
Harold O. Crooker
George I. Rice
Woolwitch
Ray Vo Rice
Woolwich
Fred J. Rice
Margaret C McDonald
Rath
A. McDonald
Danford A. McDonald
Weiko O. Wirta
Arrowsie
Gertrude R Wirta
Gertmide R Wirta
Ella Lincoln
Peaunk R Hanson
Frank Ro Hanson
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