Moonlit Wet Weather and City Happenings This Week
The town reports a damp spell with a wet moon while City Fathers held a brief Wednesday session. Highlights include the Wesley Church fire remembered from eighteen years ago, local fishing reports with roe shad and salmon, and community events such as union services between Winter Street Congregational and First Baptist churches. The Kennebec river scene featured a white yacht from New York and Philadelphia clubs sailing past Woolwich, and local safety updates noted two chimney fire alarms and highway signs directing traffic to Brunswick. A Bath resident, Col John J. Dooley, now heads the Lewis gun military department in New York. Postal and infrastructure notes cover rural mailbox specs under a 1915 order, the star of the East steamer’s conversion, and upcoming Democratic county meetings with notable speakers in Farmington and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Corliss Street
Fred Coombs
Cherry St
New York
Philadelphia
Kennebec
Woolwich
Combination Four
Joe Couteure
Frank Higgins
Western Ave
Joe
Frank A. Palmer
Bath
Board of Highways and Sewers
Center St
Lincoln and
North Sts
Brunswick
Court St
Witch Spring Road
New Meadows Inn
Scates
Maine Automobile Association
Blind Crossing
Avitch Spring
John J. Dooley
Portland
Greenport
Star of the East
Sagadahoc
Boston
Gardiner
New England
Sag Harbor
Hudson River
Albany
Democratic State Committee
Farmington
Oakley C. Curtis
United States
Charles F. Johnson
Waterville
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Bowdoin College
Congress
Lamont.a. Stevens
Wells
Daniel J. McGilliccuddy
Lewiston
John E. Bunker
Bar Harbor
Leonard A. Pierce
Houlton
Bath Area News Highlights Local Events And Accolades
Sidewalk work on Middle Street below Winter. Bath Gun Club joins the American Trap Shooters Association with Bandmaster Sousa as president. A 16 pound salmon was landed at the Kennebec mouth by Capt Tom Moore. The Jolly Dozen beat People’s Church 8 to 7 in a Saturday game. Bath also reports boat traffic, camp visits, construction at Merrymeeting Camp, and pulpwood shipments from Martin Head with the Pejepscot fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Eagles
Lincoln Hall
Bath Gun Club
Woolwich Trap
Kennebec
Tom Moore
Golden Rod
Bay Point
Jolly Dozen
Montgomery
Long Island
Bath
Shaw
Seguin
Hazel Dell
Pejepscot Co
Popham Beach
Riverside
Gauvin
Merrymeeting
Akron
Ohio
Converse St
Converse Owen Smith
Harold W. Smith
C. L. O. Smith
Vanetta
Pinkham
Damariscove
City Landing
Pejepscot
Martyn
N. B. Ray Parker
Rice
Wesley Boy Scouts
Birchwood
Oliver
Campbell’s Pond
James E. Blake
Fred Rice
Blake
Bath War
New York
France
Peter Cooper
Swett’s Drug Store
Malcolm Witham
Hiram Larsen
Walter Hart
Helen Martin
Dorothy Brown
Inez Chapman
Swett
Martin Head
N. B
F. H. Swett
St. John
A.A.T.A
Fourth of July Steady in Bowdoinham Amid Storms and Socials
Bowdoinham residents marked a quiet Independence Day with church bells, brief festivities, and a stormy day that kept many indoors. Local families hosted guests, trips to Lewiston and Old Orchard occurred, and a flag fund was collected for the soldiers memorial lot. Community groups met, outings by boat and auto continued, and social visits filled the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Small
Harold Cheney
J. E. Waring
New York
Florence Sparks
Mont Clair
N. J
Ellen Sparks
Walton Adams
F. S. Adams
Universalist Aid
R. W. Carr
E. T. Jackson
Soldiers’ Memorial
McEwen
A. M. Cornish
Irving
Damariscotta Mills
Lewiston
C. W. Nelson
Percy Blanchard
C. L. Blackman
Elsie Dickinson
Carroll
Harvey Ames
B. F. Curtis
Richmond
Bertha Moulton
Bath
Brunswick
Hattie O. Andros
Sanford
L. A. Cobb
Cobb
Ruby Wood
Ava Cornish
Hazel Grace
Vivian Starbird
Haines Landing
Mooselockmegantic House
H. C. Dodd
Worcester
Mass
Pleasant Point
Ralph Denham
John Denham
Portland
W. W. Denham
Arthur Small
Bay State
George T. Small
P. A. Cannon
Heenie
Bradley Smith
Randolph
Gray Cottage
Old Orchard
W. Carr
Miss Francis Carr
Mildred Ryan
Newtonville
Temple
John T. Pratt
Lake Chesoncook
Maine
Robert Adams
Needham
Ivan Lang
Augusta
Kenneth Wilson
Lewis
Charles Houghton
Probate Court Grants Admin and Files Wills in July Term
Probate Court under Judge James S. Lowell grants administrations for estates of George M. Nickerson of Tops ham and Joseph Bijeau of Richmond. Wills filed or named executors include William F. Moses and Horace J. Whitney. Guardians appointed for minors Agnes May Small of Topsham and Fannie V. Webber of Auburn. Accounts and inventories filed or allowed for multiple estates, including Lucy A. Spear and Almira C. Norton, with numerous heirs and trustees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Lowell
George M. Nickerson
Topsham
Edward B. Nickerson
Joseph Bijeau
Richmond
Mary Biseau
William F. Moses
Bath
Frances L
Lizzie R. Moses
Joseph Whitney
Horace J. Whitney
Charles E. Jacobs
Eleanor C. T. Sturtevant
Walter H. Sturtevant
Marston Niles
Margaret B. Niles
Guardian
Agnes May Small
Fannie V. Webber
Auburn
Irving Keizer
Lucy A. Spear
Hattie A. Theen
Almira C. Norton
Sparks Circus to Exhibit Woodford's Animal Statues
The Sparks' Circus schedules two Friday July 14 exhibitions featuring Woodford's Animal Statues along with numerous novelties and new features for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
Woodford
Bath area notices and street rule updates
Notices from Bath list executors for estates including Margaret McCurdy and Margaret Lynch with John J. Keegan named as administrator. Police enforce Front St parking to face north on east side and south on west side, and right side to Thompson’s corner. Times Company promotes Gingerbread Fair August 10 with 10 cent stamps at local shops. Officer Rice seizes three revolvers for blank firing on July Fourth. weapons returned, no prosecutions. Ralph H. Dunton buys Lorretus S. Metcalf residence at 839 Washington St through E. W. Hyde. Metcalf plans winter homes in New York and travels, selling after twelve years in the Shipping City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front St
Thompson’s Corner
Times Companty’s Press
Hallet’s
Cosmopolitan
Ralph H. Dunton
Lorretus S. Metcalf
Washington St
E. W. Hyde
Mr. Metcalf
Monmouth
New York
Mr. Dunton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winter Street Congregational
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Maurice J. Duncklee
Bowdoinham
Charles Hatch
C. O. Purington
Purington
Ralph Currier
Benjamin Adams
E. C. McFarland
Haverhill
Rudolph
Arthur Nettleton
H. L. Clark
F. K. Jack
T. W. Fogg
Clara
Arline
Frances Carr
Eastern Star Aid
Boothbay Harbor
A. C. Williams
H. D. Cornish
Hazel
Orrs Island
A. J. Gowell
Probate
Charles F. Staples
Lucene B. Newell
Bowdeinham
Annie I. Hildreth
James F. Patten
Mary E. Gillespie
Anthony R. Mountford
William T. Hall
Adele Eseley
Mary, F. Patten
Roscoe M. Reed
Edward W. Wheeler
Priscilla Hunter
Anne E. Thompson
John McKay
James R. McKay
Israel C. Purinton
James C. Purinton
Jane Parsons
Margaret L. Hennessey
Laurinda Wescott
Bowdoin
Dana
Williams
Anthony R
Thompson Bros
Hamburg
Lisle
Conley’s Specialty Store