Bath Records Cut Board Size and Elects Arthur Sewall
Forty years ago at Bath Nations Bank stockholders elected Arthur Sewall to a six member board joining re-elected directors William D. Sewall Samuel S Sewall Albert H Shaw Langdon T Snipe and Frank B Nichols At another Bath meeting directors were re elected including Oliver Moses George P Davenport and G G Deering City life notes report YMCA basketball vs 12th Company CAC Westbrook and several local civic events and projects in progress across Bath and surrounding towns.
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Bath Nations Bank
Arthur Sewall
William D. Sewall
Samuel S Sewall
Albert H. Shaw
Langdon T. Snipe
Frank B. Nichols
First National Bank
Oliver Moses
George P. Davenport
G. G. Deering
John S. Hyde
A. J. Dunton
C. V. Minott, Jr
J. Edward Drake
Frederick E. Drake
William S. Shorey
Louise Harriman
Leonice Morse
Doroths Sewall
Miriam Kimbal
Priscilla Kimball
Ariel
Lewiston
The
Bath Trust Company
R. H. Bexter
Frank S. Bowker
Charles H. Cahill
Charles W. Clifford
Charles A Coombs
B. H. Coughlin
E. S Crosby
D. T Dougherty
T. S. Gibbons
H. P. Hathorne
D. L. Howard
Charles H. Oliver
J. Houghton McLellan
C. V. Minott
Samuel R. Percy
Frank A Small
Harry B.sawyer
L. Eugene Thebeau
Rupert H. Baxter
Gardiner G Deering
William B. Mussenden
J. Edward Hushes
Corliss Street Parish Library of a Busy Sterling Bible Class Ladies
Corliss Street church parish shows lively activity with a Sunday collection over 200 dollars. The Sterling Bible Class annual business session elected officers at Mrs R H Mitchell home. Principal James F King and Mrs King hosted Morse High faculty and Supt Flood with refreshments.
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Corliss Street
Sterling Bible
R. H. Mitchell
John Hunt
Joseph Wexier
John Gillespie
Richard Quick
Deering
Maude Bliss
Tyler
Taylor
William Pearson
Abbie McCabe
James F. King
Morse High School
Bath to Host Two Screen Stars in Musical Comedy Week
Manager Webber announces a major show week in Bath featuring two big screen stars, Max Asher and Margery Lake, headlining a 20 person musical comedy next week. Local notes report hospital nursing class photos, shipyard activity, launches, and community gatherings with several Bath residents traveling or hosting events in January 1917.
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Webber
Bath Operan House
Bath
Max Asher
Miss Warjorie Lake
Triangle Fine Arts
Representative Corliss Elected Secretary of Railroads and Expresses
Charles E. Corliss of this city has been elected secretary on railroads and expresses. Miss Madeline Madden returned to Lynn Massachusetts after visiting her brother Joseph H. Madden in this city. Samuel R. Percy and William M. Adams of this city were named members of the general committee for the Shriners Ladies Night and ceremonial event.
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Dorothy Jewett
Charles E. Corliss
Madeline Madden
Lynn
Mass
Joseph H. Madden
Samuel R. Percy
William M. Adams
Shriners’ Ladies
Local notices and events fill January page
January 15 1917 community notes report errands visits and travels of residents including Miss Leah Green captain of Morse High School basketball team appearing in The Trouble at Satterlee s. Other items mention Miss Minnie Green Lewiston Mrs divra Riese Mrs Charles Durant and several local trips to Boston Portland and Brunswick with church, school, hotel, and business updates.
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Leah Green
Irks
I Morse High School
Satterlee’s
Miss Green
London
Morse Puts Up Stubborn Battle In Final Quarter Loss
Old Town's Indians beat Morse 63 41 after leading 32 22 at halftime. Morse guard Ray Bishop sparked a late rally but Old Town pulled away in the fourth quarter, paced by Skip Chappelle with 19 points and Delaware Cyr Ten Cyr each scoring 10 to 12. Morse faces St Louis of Biddeford next Friday night in a rematch after losing to St Louis earlier this season.
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Morse
Old Town
Morse Gym
Gens Hunter
Invaders
Indians
Maine
Ray Bishop
Huntermen
Bishop
Bruce Weybrant
Fred Brown
Bill Russell
Lewiston
Collec
Largey
Fa Delaware
Auple
Cyr Bishop
Westran
Skip Chappelle
Old Town Speed Merchant
Delaware and
Cyr
St Louis
Biddeford
St. Louis
Chappelle
Mitchell
Sturgeon
C Littlefield
Ponce
Delaware
lCyr
Ro Bishop
Pierce
Brown
Harrington
Thayer
Towle
Ip i Weybrant
Crosses
Huen
Bath AC Beats Buxton Club 88 to 56 on Sunday
Bath A C won its third game of the year routing the Buxton Bullets 88 56 at the Bath Armory. Bob Philbrick led the Buxtonites with 23 points while Hares Musk added 16 for Bath A C with 12 from Bory Wilson and 10 each from Capua Don Harrison and Mel Cornish. Bath travels Sunday to Togus to face the Gir diner All Star before hospitalized Veterans Administration crowd.
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Bath A. C
Buxton Bullets
Bath Armory
A. C
Buxtonites
Bath
Bob Philbrick
Seck AW
Hares Musk
Vict Tory
Bory Wilsatt
Amit
Capua
Don Harrison
Mel Cornish
Togus
Veterans’ Administration Building
Richmond Plans Charity Event and Local Appointments
Richmond hosts a January fund raiser for the March of Dimes with committees led by Mrs. Leslie Dewitt, Mrs. Roy Dickinson, Mrs. Maurice Reynolds, and Miss Cecelia Robinson. The Richmond Corner Extension Association met with Miss Courtney Hinckley. Bread Specialties were led by Mrs. Viola Riske. Rev James King of Beverly Farms Mass was invited to serve the United Baptist church parish. Mrs Carl Anderson named March of Dimes chair for Richmond. George McMaster, Mrs Laura Reynolds, and Miss Cecelia Robinson attended Kennebec County Council in August.
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March of Dimes
Leslie Dewitt
Roy Dickinson
Maurice Reynolds
Cecelia Robinson
Richmond Corner
Carl Anderson
Richmond
George McMaster
Laura Reynolds
Kennebec County Council
Augusta
Wiscasset Daily Notices and Obituary Highlights
Wiscasset reports residents moved into the Petrie house on High Street and the former Dodge house corner Federal and Hooper. Alexander G. Crawford eXAN Terry JS. died at his home on December 14 born in England in 1882. A seam fitter and outside foreman, he came to Wiscasset five years ago from Revere Massachusetts. He belonged to St Philip's Episcopal Church and Lincoln Lodge of Masons. Surviving are his wife, two sons, three daughters, and five grandchildren. Funeral services were held at St Philip's Church Wednesday at two p.m. with Rev. Robert P. Frazer officiating.
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Bell
Petrie
High Street
Nancy Denmark
Dodge House
Federal
Hooper
Alexander G. Crawford Exan
Terry JS
Dan
Bor
England
Wiscasset
Revere
Mess
St. Philip's Episcopal Edureh
Lincoln Lodge of Masons
St. Philip's Church Wellnesday
Robert P. Frazier
Bath hospitality aims to impress visiting visitors
A fragmented item notes Bath hospitality seeking to prove itself during a conference visit by a large group described as 300 Mane boys. The text shifts to a kitchen tip about adding cucumber to ham sandwiches, offering a brief culinary aside with no clear connection to the main event.
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Bath
U S Marine Band Expected Here In Fall
The United States Marine Band, last seen here in October 1945 at Moree High School, plans fall appearances across New England. After a successful tour, Captain Atber Seheepper and the Cadet Saurd of ereetonys will headline, with former member ThesCadet Saurd providing a dynamic show for a new generation of listeners.
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United States
Marin
Moree High School
Enland
Thivena
Bane
Jimior Drumsont Biel Cops
Balbo
Mbarinir Betrel
Qatar
Captain Atber
Seheepper
Eeterel Wil Iin
F. Santerpianen
ThesCadet Saurd
Ereetonys
Aedben
Bunds
Red Cross December reports detail Bath chapter service
December activity shows 8995 four by four bandages two beanies and 438 birthday gifts donated for Togus Veterans Hospital by Craw Ladies. West Bath Grange supplied 60 new Christmas ecards. Lionesses and others contributed. Open cases 9, six closed, $233 disbursed. Chapter treasurer and officers noted, with schooling and overseas gift box programs continuing.
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Seth S. Mittin
Craw Ladies
Togus Veteran’s Hospital
West
Bath Grange
Augusta
Rotary ‘Club
Lionesses
Daughters of Isabella
Cosmopolitan Club
Bath Teachers Club
Womens Society of Christian Service
Wesley Methodist Church
Jan Leet
Oliver W. Bell
Home Services
Eliason
Harold S Avery
Bell
F. O. Barsness
Ralph W. Bragg
Patrick Dawson
Kenneto Praincisco
Melvin. B. Henderson
Edward Kinder
Oscar R. Marsh
George J. Nuyrent
Seth S Mullin
Rich Ho Ta Tepee
Richards
James B
Rotary talk sketches commission's staff reuse after change
A Rotary speaker outlined the commission’s physical aspects and noted personnel largely carry over from the old Development Commission. He described divisions within the department and key roles, stressing continuity amid organizational shifts.
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Old Development Commission
Morse Shipbuilders Edge Blue Devils in Lewiston Tilt
Morse Shipbuilders beat Lewiston 60 to 58 in a wild Lewiston Armory game led by Fred Brown’s first-half surge and Bishop’s late inside play. Lewiston's Soucy ignited a fourth-quarter rally, but Morse held on for their third win in nine, as Brown and Bishop anchored the attack and Morse converted from the line down the stretch.
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Morse Shipbuilders
Edge Blue Devils
Lewiston
Tahtaks
Bowd Farrington
Dowster Blue Devils
Lewistomn Armory
Fred Brown
Creek Gene Hunters Crew
Morse Mit
Ino
Morse
Thorn
Blue Devils
Brown
Ray Biden
Lewiten
Decine
Tip Bath
Bishop
Giugne
Bob Soucy
Serviers
Soues
Krol
Coury
Hartington
Soucy
Bruce Weybrant
Sonny Towle
Ed Berman
Huntermen
Old Town
At & O'Clock
Gagne
Neagle
Louey
Blue Devil
Lewton
Mors
Gombine
Sell
Towle
Horrinian
Wererbrant
Thayer
IP Infor
G. EG
Meagic
Aris
LO Hasne
Lahey
P Oe
Palman
Berman
Viers
Lewiston Ll
Lee Vna Bennett
Question period follows Rotary lecture in Portland visit
A question and answer period followed the lecture. Visiting Rotarians attending the session were George Goodall of Portland and Harry Lally of Brunswick.
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Paris
Alain
George Goodall
Portland
Harry Lally
Brunswick
Governor Calls Sanding Roads to Prevent Traffic Accidents
Government urges towns Bath and surrounding areas to clear hazards on highways after a severe storm. Officials ask motorists to slow down and drive with care, and residents to stay off streets unless necessary. If local action stalls, a special town meeting or state safety program may be sought to protect lives.
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Taust
Drivdnes
Bath
Bath Junior High Talent Show Cast and Acts
Bath Junior High presents a talent show listing Joanne Bailey in acrobatic dance Allegheny Moon with Donna Nicoll vocal trio Whispering Shapes and a cast including Nancy Turner Bea Fuller Susans Breitlert and Marie Hederman. Acts feature tap numbers James Day quartet Pormight Wow Be Tony To Ale and Boogie Beats with vocal solos.
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Joanne Bailey
Allegheny Moon
Donna Nicoll
Dorradne
Turner Nancy Topple
Bea Bora
Fuller
Barheara
Ods Ternbaiyt
Weed James
Cal Quartet
Tony
Ale
Matha Hederman
Tic Wathen
Simd Susans Breitlert
Tap Donee
Chers Wethebbee
Amthony Aloon
Dorms
Crosby Finde
Cotialic Youth Plans For Future Activities At St Mary's
The Catholic youth group at St Mary's meets each Wednesday at K of C Hall on Mid Wy Street. Directed by Mrs Anne Gagnon Alphonse Purcotte Charles Benoit Bart O'Donnell and Lionel Lessard the group elected officers Richard Dark president Ruth Amirault vice president Carmen Cormier secretary Ernest Rouillard treasurer and Loraine Cormier assistant treasurer. About forty youths have joined with plans for films discussions and debates weekly. A skating party at Bowdoin rink and a homemade candy booth at St Mings Parish Bazaar Feb 22 23 are slated. This week’s meeting was canceled due to mid year exams.
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Vueonserts of
Columbus
St. Mary’s Parmeets
K. of C. Hall
Mid- Wy Street
Anne Gagnon
Alphonse Purcotte
Charles Benoit
Bart O'Donnell
Lionel Lessard
Bowdoin
St. Mings Parish
City Manager Urges No Parking During Snow Storm
City Manager Stanley W. Judkins appeals to motorists to refrain from parking on streets and sidewalks during the present snow storm until plows finish clearing. He notes parked cars hinder plows and urges drivers to use off street parking and keep sidewalks clear. Plow crews mobilized with seven street plows two sidewalk plows and sand salt units to treat icy intersections.
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Stanley W. Judkins
Judkins
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Bath Daily Times
YMCA
CAC
Westbrook
Marks
Rf Cartmill
Farnham
Hagan
Foss
Alicia B. Crosby
J. H. Hamlet and Son
Barbados
West Batt Grange
James B. Lemont
Pomona
Ethel Lemont
Bat Drivng Club
Dunton
Opera House
Miss Harriott Ledyard
Clarence W Morse
Boston
Charles A. Blair
Hudson Navigation Co
New Home
Anna Morse
Mrs Finchey
Hudson
Avenue
John Diffen
Old North Church
Maurice Jewett
Emery Footer
Kennebec Yacht Club
Jima Shaw
Virginia
Bay Point
M. H
Oak Grove Seminary
Assalborough
M. A. Haraden
E. W. Larrabee
Cecil Paine
Hyde Windass Co
New York
Jennie R. Morse
New .York
Anna
Bat Aerie No
Thomas B. Berry
P. W. W. L. Cullinans
P. P. Larry S. Farrell
G.G. P
Bonney
Andrew Cahill
Rep
Larrabee
Corliss
Milliken
Charles 3. Brown
Harry A. Plummer
Texas Social Club
Music Hall
Shaughnessey
Freda Wiliams
Charley Coughlin
William Long
Fred Doughty
Arrowsic
Express
Wll
Lisbon Falls
Bath Hospital
Percy & Small Yard
Torrey Roller Bushing Works
Clarence W. Morse
S. L. Fogg
Linden and
Washington Streets
J. A. Legro
Jack
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
R. P. Baxter
Emma T. Twitchell
E. K. Harding
Frank H. Haggett
Savannah
Georgia Shipbuilding Co
F. E. Drake
Mrs. Cobb
Helen Crosby
Alice Randall
Margaret Mulligan
Marion
Alice Dain
P. Clinto
Elliott Fuller
Alma Gluck
A. A. Percy
Charles Kingsbury
Sonia
Samuel C. Menvel
Percy & Small
Kennebec
W. T. Peck
Peck
Murray Club
Emma
Martha Hooper
Green Street
Abner C. Johnson
Union Hill
G. A. Cahill
George Jr
Butterfield
Fred Cahill
Andrew
Lilie Cahill
Henry F. Minott
Margaret
Ella Sprague
W. C. Oliver
Frank Given
A. F. Williams of
Phippsburg
Charles A. Adams
Batty Pritty
Verdun
Putnam Machine Co
John Dilfin
Wellman
Quay
W. J. Baker
Baker
Ole Hanson
Gladys Carter
Ada McCormck
Gorham Normal School
Fred B. Reed
W. D. Page
Weathersfield
M. J Duncklee
S. H. Lancaster
Bangor
George T. Cutting
Florence M. Barrows
Rockland
W. D. Mitchell
Pine Street
Walter Fogg
Herbert Sk. Cole
Cuba
Bath Driving Club
Lily Pond
Marke
Thomas Gibbens Frodas
Washington Street
Atre
E. M. Fuller
Free Pescribner
Porthed
Jewett
Glou¢es.cr
Andrews-Hallett
Boothbay
Richard Matthews Hallett
Jeannet.Bunker
Bath Chamber of Commerce
Frank ,R. Johnson
Ruth
New London, Conn
C. Raymond Chappell
North Street
Mrs. Johnson
Mr. Chappell
H. E. Ward
Bermuda
Prince's Hotel
League of Central Church
Joseph Torrey
John McInnes
Naomi Club
Red Men's Hall
Wassits of
Auburn
W. T. Boyd
Lockmere
Georgetown
Five Island
Andrew R. Cahill
McLaughlin
Montevideo
Harrain
M.D
Murray
George F. Preston
Fitchburg
Mercasatile Co
Minnie Green
Lewston
Divra Riese
Hiurtehinoh
Basel
Uetter
Mes
Charles Durant
Mil- Milles
Rice
Woletober
Seatee P. Davenport
Boston Thesday
Young's
Frank Daley
Bliss Business College
Lci
A. Roy
Bertin Falls
N. H
Allan H. Ramsay
Ehor
First
Hyde Windlass
F. W. Morrell
Sulicel
S. of W
T. W. Hyde Camp
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
South End
H.G. Hodgdon
H. L. Grinnell
Gordon Holbrook
Finance
Bath AC
Buxton Club
Bath A.C
Pis
H. Cornish
Wilson
M. Cornish
Musk
Harrison
LaRochelle
DeCapua
Kingsbury
Ad Pecci
Callan ‘Green
Sawyer
Flick
Stevens
Philbrick
Pinkham
Warner and
Tabor
MeIntire
Rivenett
Mirris
U.S. Marine Band
Red Cross
Bath Junior High
Cotialic Youth
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