Forty Years Ago in Bath A 1891 Chronicle
A Bath Daily Times excerpt from June 10 1891 recounts local life including an URE P meeting hosting ice cream at Luce & Crocketts, scarce liquor at the police station, Bath and Small Point railway plans, Beede cottage lumber on site, Kennebec excursion plans, and civic events around City Council, churches, lodges, steamer traffic, dredging, and Memorial Day observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luce & Crocketts
Boston
Record Attendance Predicted for Bath High Alumni Banquet
Bath High School Alumni association expects its largest crowd for the annual banquet dance and entertainment at Morse High School next Thursday June 18. Tickets go on sale June 16 at 9 am to 5 pm through Florence Calderwood and at City Hall office. The lobster supper and novelties promise strong attendance including the 1906 class as guests of honor. group meetings will be announced via Mrs. Calderwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath High School Alumni Association
Morse High School
Florence Calderwood
Calderwood
Madelyn Dunton
Kelley Advocates Enlarging Kelley Field For Park
Ernest P. Kelley pushes survey and expansion of Kelley field into a recreational park. He seeks a 50 foot land strip to the south before any building, to enable a quarter mile outdoor track and future park growth. He invited Morse high PTA input and plans involve Charles Lester Smith taking a principal role at Orono high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest P. Kelley
Kelley Athletic Field
Kelley Field
Kelley
Marius Page
Morse High School P. T. A
Charles Lester Smith
Harvard
Morse High School
Orono High School
Lawrence High School
Children's Concert at Beacon Street Forms Fine Program
A successful Children’s Day concert was held Sunday evening in the Beacon Street M E church auditorium. The committee chaired by Mrs. Herman Crocker assisted by Mrs. Clifton Tedford and Mrs. Martha Hall guided a long program of songs readings dialogues and a playlet performed by the Sunday School and children from the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
M. E
Herman Crocker
Clifton Tedford
Martha Hall
Weston P. Holman
Onward Christian Soldiers School
Doris Armstrong
Iss Iaavessy
Bertram Miller
Flora E. Andrews 69 Dies at East Brunswick Home
Flora E. Andrews died Sunday at her East Brunswick home after months of illness following influenza. Born at the family house, she helped manage a dairy before retiring. She leaves sister Miss Lucy Andrews two nephews Harry Andrews York and Walter Scott Andrews and a niece Mrs. Warren Hawley. Funeral at her Hardings road extension home Wednesday at two in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora E. Andrews
East Brunswick
Levi F
Katherine Sampson Andrews
Miss Andrews
Lucy Andrews
Harry Andrews York
Ellsworth
Walter Scott Andrews
Fitchburg
Mass
Warren Hawley
Bath
Hardings Road
Death of Herman F. Rollins in West Somerville
Herman F. Rollins formerly of Parker Head and Bath died suddenly Sunday afternoon in West Somerville Massachusetts. He was a son of Llew-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman F. Rollins
West Somerville
Mass
Parker Head and Bath
Mr. Rollins
Llew
Maine Probate Petitions Seek Letters Testamentary
Nancy F Richardson of Brunswick petitions to prove the will of Mary B McDonald of Bath died June 3 1931 and to receive Letters Testamentary. Niece Edith Fone lives in Hackensack NJ and other heirs Norma listed in Bath Sagadahoc filed orders notice for July 7 1931 probate hearing. Mary E Humphreys widow of Bath also seeks allowance from personal estate with a July 6 1931 Bath publication notice and probate hearing.
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State OF
Maine
Adahoc
Nancy FP. Richardson
Brunswick
Cumberland County
Mary B. McDonald
Bath
Nancy F. Richardson
Edith Fone
Hackensack
N. J
Anna Jlips
Grace Benedict
Brookline
Mass
Abbie Neville
Beverly Farms
Charles McDonald
A. D
Sagadahoc
Chas
State OF Maine
Bageee
Alter
Glidden
Mary E. Humphreys
John C. Humphreys
Walter G. Glidden
Annie F. Eaton
Isaiah King
Reece
Eliza A. Libby
Portland
Wilbur L. King
Arthur J. Dunton
Bath In and For Said County, On the Seventh Day of July, A. D
Walter S. Glidden
William S. Shorey
Harriet L. Johnson
Maude M. Hartleb
Virginia Mae Heald
Virginia Mae Hartleb
Sagavegice
Walter 8S
William F. Dunham
Dana L. McIintire
Ruth V. McIntire
Charles H. Bracca
Charles H. McIntire
Ruth V. Mc
Walter
Abbie V. Mulcahy
Samuel Mulcahy
Asbury G. Bailey
Woolwich
Ellen F. Bailey
Susan E. Chaney
Leonardo B. Chaney
James B. Lemont
Laura E. Lemont
Joseph M. Lemont
West Bath
Eet
Adelaide Rea
Worcester
Mary C. Rea
Hertha Allinson
Matthew Allinson
Ssagadahoc
Alfred E. Ames
Leroy H. Reed
Bath Independent
Roscoe P. McFadden
Addie P. McFadden
Said
Obituary Notice for Rollins of Parker Head
Ellyn and Harriet Rollins of Parker Head mourn the death of their relative who passed away and later moved to Bath where he married Elizabeth Percy. A former employee of Otto F. Rullmann and Lowell's meat market he spent 23 years with John P. Squire Co. of Cambridge. Survived by his wife and sister Mrs. John Wright.
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Ellyn
Harriet Rollins
Parker Head
Bath
Elizabeth Percy
Otto F. Rullmann
Lowell
Ferry Street
Rollins
John P. Squire Co
Cambridge
John Cright
Death of Charles H. Leadbeater 43 of Jefferson
News of the death reports Charles H. Leadbeater 43 formerly of this city died in Jefferson. Born in Edmonton England he came to the United States at age 43 and joined the Lincoln lodge I O O F before moving to Jefferson. He belonged to the Masonic lodge O E S of Jefferson Odd Fellows Rebekahs and the grange and was a Church of England member. Survived by wife and daughter Barbara Vesta.
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Charles H. Leadbeater
Jefferson
Leadbeater
Edmonton
England
Lincoln Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
The
Grange
Church of England
Barbara Vesta
Miss Madelene Moore Funeral Held at Home
The funeral for Miss Madelene I. Moore was held Thursday at two in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Wellington A Moore 507 Washington Street Rev David L Wilson of Central Congregational Church officiated Bearers included ex Alderman Stanley M Brown Gardiner D Rogers Mark Jackson and Raymond Small Burial followed in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelene I. Moore
Wellington A. Moore
Washington Street
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Stanley M. Brown
Gardiner D. Rogers
Mark Jackson
Raymond Small
Oak Grove
Recent Real Estate Transfers In Sagadahoc County
Realty transactions in Sagadahoc County show a drop in activity with transfers recorded at the Registry of Deeds. Listings include Bath-Fernald Crooker to Harold Crooker, Farnum to Davis, Davis to Snyder, Douglass to McGrath and to McGinn et al, Cromwell to Moulton, Morrell to Ward, Dolloff to Grover, and Dunton to Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Registry of
Bath
Fernald D. Crooker
Harold O. Crooker
Bowdoin
Clair M. Farnum
A. M
J. L. Davis
Guy Snyder
Bowdeinham
Benjamin B. Douglass
Thomas W. McGrath
Georgetown
Annie F. Cromwell
Gertrude W. Moulton
Richmond
David F. McGinn
Rose Devce
Topsham
Flora J. Morrell
Harold S. Ward
John H. Dolloff
Dana H. Grover
West Bath
Ralph H. Dunton
Charles T. Small, Jr
Family scenes and study links from West Bath notes
West Bath items report a girl living with grandparents then returning to Brunswick for summer. Mrs. H A Nealley of Cambridge sails to France to join her daughter Ellen Nealley at Sorbonne Paris for her junior year. Ellen’s article in Foreign Study Notes highlights La Grande Chartreuse and includes a piece by U S Ambassador Walter E Edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Nealley
Cambridge
Mass
S. Volendam
Holland
France
Ellen Nealley
Wellesley
Delaware
Sorbonne University
Paris
Foreign Study Notes
Nealley
Funeral of Herman F. Rollins Held in Bath
The funeral for Herman F. Rollins who died Sunday in West Somerville Massachusetts was Tuesday afternoon at two at the home of Mr and Mrs John C Wright 13 Marshall Avenue Bath. Rev Charles H Berry officiated. Bearers included Mayor Harold P Small Clerk E R Wright George and Walter Oliver. Burial in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman F. Rollins
West Somerville
Mass
John C. Wright
Marshall Avenue
Bath
Charles H. Berry
Corliss Street
Harold P. Small
E. R. Wright
Common Council
George and
Walter Oliver
Oak Grove
Alfio Scene Rehearsal From Cavalieria Performed by Les Camarades Musicaux
Rehearsal of the Alfio scene from the opera Cavalieria by Les Camarades Musicaux after a program at Hibbert Norton’s home 1075 High Street. Performers include Norton Ramsay McDonald Edney Albee McPherson Holman Hatch Cary and others with piano solos and vocal duets.
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Les Camarades Musicaux
Hibbert Norton
Arthur C. Norton
High Street
Heece C. B. Hawley
Holman
Mr. McDonald
Edney
McPherson
Romili
Opere
Mitrane
Rossi
Cary
Leta
Mozart
Mr. Ramsay
Frank E. Ward
McDonald
Ramsay, Norton
Miss Haynes
Remarkable Record Of Grange Interest In Ontario County
A small Ontario County New York Grange displays a striking record with five long term patrons. Three hold 56 years continuous membership and two nearly as long, all having many official roles including two as masters. Edward P. Cole of Seneca County, joining in 1874, died recently aged nearly 85 with 57 years in the Grange and wide influence. Also noted, the Eastern Association of Fire and Police Telegraph Superintendents met in Portland for a three day convention with Chief Oliver T. Sanborn welcoming and a display at the central fire station.
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Ontario County
New York
New York Grange
Edward P. Cole
Seneca County
Grange
State Grange
Cole
The
Eastern Association of Superintendents of Fire and Police
Portland
Oliver T. Sanborn
Central
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Bath Daily Times
Bath and Small Point
Court House
Popham
Good Templars
Richmond Lodge
Up River
Knox & Lincoln Ferry
Pres. T. W. Hyde
Bath Iron Works
Twitchell
Higgins
Shaw
Weeks
Taylor
Snow
James Jewett
Adelia
Albert S. Winslow
A Ag
Sarah
Allen
Massachusetts
Burgess’ Market
Baptist Church
Wesley
Zina H. Trufant
Iodge F. & A. M
George A. Smith
H. B. Johnson
Acadia Lodge K. of P
Bean
George Skofield
Bickford
Brunswick Telegraph
H. B. Dunning
J. C. Higgins
Lewiston Gun Club
Bath Gun Club
Bat
Waterville
J. W. Brown
Augusta
C. B. Harrington
Faeremeees
Demet
Sco
Att
Satie
Dromore Grange and Friends
Togus
Eastern
Atlantic
Luce & Crockett
Window Lake
Ajax
Universalist Church
Satsompived
Moulton’s
Vassalboro
Uno
Will Hawkes
Dresden
South End
Jno, Winter
Irving Bros. Circus
Bill Poster Clark
Ahaemer
Acadia Lodge No. 13 K. of P
Beacon Street Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Evening Post
Sedgwick
Sistent Aetiunees
G. Pred Mitchell
P. H. Percy
Kennebec
Gen
T. W. Hyde
Joseph Manley
Gen. i Sprague
J. P. Hayden
T. Wharf
Nee
Plymouth
Mr. Lincoln
Wiscasset
Kate Lilly
Mr. Stilton
Bible Society
Kennebec Steamboat Co
Shawmill
Mary Ellys
New England
Knox & Lincoln
North End
Priday
Western Union
Mr. Shaw
Minott
True and
Gaudreau
City Hall Square
Percy W
Hannah D
John Watt
Androscoggin County
Harriman
P. O. Vickery
Eureka
Ocean View
On Fire Department
Long Beach Engine Company No
Kennebec Engine Company No
Bangor
Kennebecs
Mary E. Oyls
Capt. Moore
William B. Olys
Beyer
Mary Flahert
Esther Hall
Robert Bucknam
Ethel Foucher
Wilsbie
Coe
Ninard Fifield
Hubert Miller Ratti
Pauline McNeil
Sceras
Camilla Pratt
Nonicecinatis
Hazel Crooker
Lillian Wallace
Mildred Foote
Phillip Rand
Frances Murray
Jane Foote
J. Franklin Howe
Eleanor Cross
Newrrience
Lillian London
Margaret Elliot
Helen Tandor
Katherine Powers
Eaitte Ee
Warren Green
Catherine Green
Margaret Strack
Senate
Sto John St. Martin
Marie Smith
Doris Crooker
Jesus Wey
Paul Daley
Lord
Father
Mankind
William FP. Dunham
Miss Moore
Fred W. Larrabee
Joseph W. Larrabee
Ralph O. Dale
H. F. Rollins
Albert H. Thompson
Central Maine Power Co
Walter S. Glidder
Judile
Walter 8S, Glidden
Attes
Orenn
Dunham
Alfio
Cavalieria
Mr. Norton
Mr. McPherson
Piano
le Ee Verdi
S. Hatch, Mr. McDonald and
Fasembia
Mea Eee