Bath Daily Times 1909 Local Notices and Events
Bath residents hear news on city affairs weather and construction. Captain Mark L Gilbert hires McId to supervise a five masted project. Local ice track plans and horse racing odds appear with names of owners and racers. Community events include a Lincoln Birthday tablet gift and a Red Cross donation.
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Mysformerly
Sethe
MR. McId
Noank
Gilbert
Janary
Bath
Percy
Bushy Mound
Daisy
Charles Jordan
Kiko
F. W. Carlton
Dunton
Dr. McGillicuddy
George S. Brown
Coffin beats Stevens 100 to 26 in billiards
JF Clary reports Cathew nuts from Africa drawing crowds at his Front Street store and gaining popularity while Coffin defeats HM. T. Stevens by a wide billiards margin of 100 to 26.
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Eeeee Eee Coffin
HM. T. Stevens
JF. Clary
Africa
Bath Iron Works torpedo boats praised as fastest in class
Jan 21 1899 Bath naval industry notes praise for torpedo boats from Bath Iron Works as the fleet’s fastest of their class. J W Moulton elected delegate to the national Merchants Association in Waterville. Social events include Clapp Mor es silver wedding reception, Bath’s big turnout, and 600 invitations reported.
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Bath Iron Works
Uncle Sam
J. W. Moulton
Maine Merchants Association
Waterville
National Merchants’ Association
Oregon
Bath Society
Tucker
Galen Clapp Mores
Local sports and social notes from the area
H. W. Cobb defeated in billiard tournament by a score of 100 to 92. The Crosby family left for Dorchester to attend the wedding of Winthrop Adams and Marion Manson at the Congregational Church. Miss Manson is the daughter of A. C. and Mrs. Manson and niece of Collector Crosby. John Hooper, former Western Union manager, now works in the Weather Bureau in Washington.
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Collector
John Hooper
Western Union
Washington
Weather Bureau
M H S Boys Win Big Over Biddeford High at Home
On January 23 1909 M H S defeated Biddeford High 53 to 12 at Hamilton hall before a large crowd praising team work. Also noted: plans for a coastal wireless telegraph station by Alonzo Terrill and son John A Terrill at Parker Head, plus local events and meetings across Portland.
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Biddeford High
Biddeford
Hamilton Hall
Phippsburg
Alonzo Terrill
John A. Terrill
Parker Head
Motor Boat Show Opens with Torrey Engines Exhibit
F B Torrey Jr leaves for Boston to attend the Motor Boat Show and oversee the Kennebec engines exhibit. Bath representatives include Bath Marine Construction Co and Hyde Windlass Co. Edward Brown plans a headlining circus vaudeville show next season. The Bath Merchants Association holds its sixth annual banquet at the Dewey with 100 merchants expected. Probate notices record estate actions and conservators in Sagadahoc County.
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Boston
Torrey Roller Bushing Works
Homier
Bath
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Forrest Nelson
Mystic
Edward Brown
The
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Dewey
George E. Thompson
William B Taylor linked to church as treasurer
Early risers heard thunder and saw lightning as Phippsburg selectmen held a hearing on fish weir petitions off the Reed property. Disputes over leased privileges delayed decisions with another hearing planned. Smelt fishermen report good luck and Walter Morse trials a new trap. Captain Byron Bailey takes command of the steamship China on the Pacific route. Fe Gaudreau of Mystic Theatre orchestra remains in Lewiston, transferring his local business to brother Joseph.
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Mystic Theatre Orchestra
Lewiston
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Morse Beats Brunswick to Climb in Monday League
W Ketchum bowled a new high single of 128 as Morse beat Brunswick in Monday Night League at the Park alleys. Bankers rise from last to fourth place with Hilltop Market 19 Post Office 16 Wilsons Market 13 and others close behind. Records show high single by Ketchum at 128.
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Wilson's Market
High Schoo
Central Maine
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Woolwich Voters Open Nomination for Town Office 1949
Voters in Woolwich may obtain nomination papers from the town clerk starting February 1949. Papers require at least 25 registered voters' signatures and must be filed by February 25, 1949 to appear on the March 4 annual town meeting ballots.
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Reed
Plans for laying up new vessels in July 1949
Plans call for the job to be completed in late July 1949 when the new keels are laid. One vessel will be built on the north ways and one on No 3 ways, per current plans.
Week in Sports: Haggett and Hilltop Shine
Highlights from the past week feature Haggett and Hilltop in strong showings. The high team total at Wilson's Market sets a local scoring mark, while a trio of top performances across events showcases breadth of activity.
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Wilson's Market
Raleighs Lead In Second Half Colonial Bowling Standings
The Raleighs jump to an early second half lead with 7 Lucky Strikes 6 and several teams posting totals. Highs include J St Martin 139 for single and Murads 422 team total with Raleighs 1181. The Guards rise to first in Elks Bowling League after Monday’s Park alleys night with H McElman 136 and 346 for three strings and the team total 1497.
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Estates In Sagadahoc Courts Appoint Administrators Guardians
Court of Probate in Bath names administrators executors and guardians for multiple estates including Arthur W Decker late of Phippsburg Edward W Bridgham Bath and Charles M Anfel Waterville named admins January 1949 executrices William R Kimball Ruby A Preble Hazel W Lowell Katherine A Dickinson Minnie Eisenhauer and others appointed without bond. Notice given for February hearing in Bath.
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John L. Jack
Sagadahoc
Olney Cleveland Perry
Bath
Esther White Perry
Fitate Freona M Palmer
Clarton EB Palmer
Arthur J Dunton
Arthur W. Decker
Phippsburg
Edward W Bridgham
Charles Manfel
Waterville
Ana
Bong
Este Goes
Este Goes Ae Sae
Melrose
Massachusetts
Etta M. Gaspey
William R. Kimball
Ruby A. Preble
Hazel W. Lowell
George Albert Dickinson
Katherine A. Dickinson
Morse Loses To South Portland In Prone Rifle Meet
Morse High rifle team fell 489 to 467 against South Portland High as all shots came from the prone position. Connolly led South Portland with 100 points while Drake paced Morse with 95.
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Probate Notices for Estates in Saradahne County
Estates listed for Jan 1 1949 probate include Theresa M Dunton Alma Reid Joseph Hart and ARTHUR J DUNTON with wills and petitions for letters testamentary to Ralph B Dunton Daniel Williams Donald Bell Hartell and Renal Belt Why teeth bee ebay beers adel arteell Beers adel arteell We Phare Bo Be yee protiver. Court set for February first at ten o clock in the forenoon at Bath Probate Court.
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Saradahne
Ralph B Dunton
Alma Ll Reid
Daniel Willams
Daniel Williams
Joseph Hart
Wart
Ethel M Webber
Raymond C. Hart
Ethel Mo Webber
Donald Bell Harteell
Fey Beers
Adel Arteell Tievvaye
Arthur J Dunton
Lewiston High Dominates Morse 9-5 In Friday Hockey
Lewiston High defeated Morse 9 to 5 at the Western Avenue rink on Friday night in a tighter game than the score suggests. Morse had earlier beaten Mechanic Falls 5-4, but their defense faltered as Lewiston seized control midway through.
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Western Avenue
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Morse
Suit Over Heirs Claim to Richmond Property Lands
In Sagadahoc Superior Court In Equity Alice Parkhurst sues unknown heirs and assigns of Mary Thoole and Ellen T Deehan to quiet title on a Richmond parcel described by metes and bounds from White Street. The bill seeks to bar any claim to the property and requests notice by publication before March 1949.
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Mary Thoole
Ellen T Deehan
Richmond
Maine
Bath
Sngadahoe
Alice Parkhurst
Saco
York
Donald W. Webber
Smd
L. Brawn
Clerk
Havenatter
Superior Court
County of York
White Street
Mary Stuart
Gertrude C. Riley
Riley
Thomas J. Southard
Rachel Messenger
Messenger
Clara E. Call
Reed Jack
Cornelhus
Henry Plouff
Plouts
Henry Plouts
Everett AO King
Lorana R King
Sagadahoc County
Everett A Wing
Pauline Finpatrick
Nathaniel A Gilpatricl
Sagadahoe
Devs
Pauline FC Gilpatrick
Nathaniel A Gilpatrick
Ellen T. Deechan
Tno Sagadahoe County Registry of Deeds
John T. Thooel
Mary Thooel
Thoole
Sagadahoe County
Pauline F. Gilpatrick
Nathaniel A. Gilpatrick
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Webruary
Stev Satie
John T Thooel
Ellena Deehan
Pauline F Gilpatrick
Ellen T. Deehan
John W. Quarrington
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Bath Aerie members blood typed for local Eagles blood bank
Bath Aerie of Eagles conducted blood typing for all members at Memorial hospital. Six typed members will be available for transfusion in Portland for a Brother Eagle undergoing surgery. Bath Aerie leads New England in donations to the National Foundation Fund aiding children of deceased World War veterans, with $2500 contributed so far.
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Memorial Hospital Laboratory
Marston
Eagles
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Rev Louis A. Dole Returns From Wilmington Visit
Reverend Louis A. Dole returned Monday from Wilmington Delaware where he was summoned by his mother Mrs George Henry Dole’s illness. After a major operation the latest reports say she is resting comfortably.
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Wilmington
Del
George Henry Dole
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