Forty Years Ago in Bath July 12 1904 Mist and camps occupy town
Across Bath the river shown by a thick fog to the tug boat office. Visitors include Capt. L B Clark from J S Winlow Co. Youths and families sail for West Boothbay Harbor and Southport camps. Local civil, naval, and business news cover engineers, livery, inns, and Bath Iron Works preparations as July meetings and outings unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works
Boothbay
Wm. E. Clary
Haley
Boston
Thomaston
Local Visitors Spend Vacation At Corliss Street Home
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Marston and daughter Miss Mabel of Somerville visit Corliss street hosts Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Jones while D. T. Percy's store proprietor enjoys a vacation at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Percy
Marion Brainerd
Skowhegan
Ethel Holt
Wesley Church Parsonage
Union Street
Ment
E. H. Marston
Miss Mabel
Somerville
E. M. Jones
Corliss Street
Captain Butler Takes Command Of Alice E Clark In Salem
Captain M. W. Butler left Monday for Salem to command the schooner Alice E. Clark of the J. S. Winslow fleet replacing Captain McDonald who is on vacation. A Lewiston deputy marshal leader visited Friday afternoon seeking a check forger wanted in Lewiston. Frank A. Low of Boston, a retired rigger and prominent Boston figure, was in town Saturday for the launching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Meadows Inn
Grace A. Martin
M. W. Butler
Salem
Alice E. Clark
J. S. Winslow Fleet
McDonald
State
Lewiston
Frank A. Low
Boston
Bath Savings Institution Holds Annual Meeting
Bath Savings Institution held its annual meeting Monday evening and re elected the officers and trustees. The institution reports a record deposit level above 6 000 depositors and 6 500 000 in total deposits with a 610 009 gain in deposits in the past year. It has invested 3 400 000 in U S Government bonds and paid 149 000 in dividends to depositors while adding over 1 000 000 in purchases for its own account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Savings Institution
L. T. Snipe
William S. Newell
William A. Furber
Allan Spear
Alex A. Burden
Truslers
William S. Shorey
John G. Morse
Treasury Department of
United States
Mutual Savings Bank
Personal notes move軽?
Mrs Lyle Macomber of Lim bert park left Tuesday for Portland to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Austin Brown until Friday. Mrs Joan Bowie and son John of 24 Park street are passing two weeks in Bryenton NB as guests of Mr Bowie's parents Mr and Mrs Perley Bryenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Macomber
Limbert Park
Portland
Austin Brown
Joan Bowie
So. John
Park Street
Bryenton
N B
Mr Bowie
Perley Bryenton
Newcastle
N. B
Bowie
A. H. Johnson
Marie Travis
Brunswick Road
Rockland
Mr. Johnson
John Travis
James Pettee
Pettee
Travis
Saga County Probate Court July session actions
The first July session before Judge Arthur J. Dunton recorded numerous estate matters. Administrations filed include William A. McIver and others. Administrations granted list Bath residents with appointed administratrices and bond status. Wills and inventories filed cover multiple Bath and Richmond estates. Final accounts, distributions, guardianships, and a license to sell real estate were noted along with bond approvals for administrators. The second July session continued with further estates processed and reported by Judge Dunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadanoe County
Arthur J. Dunton
William A. McIver
Bowdoin
Veronica M. Mcliver
Charles F. Rush
Bath
Marjorie N. Rush
Charles A. Coomb
Marazaret A. Haskell
Albert M Light
Beulah F. Ligni
Ste Bridget T. Wagner
Stn
Clarence E. Wagner
Minnie C. Cressey
Bertha Pusnard
Shion
Saladanos County
Arthur J. Dunion
Staniey C. Gillon
Richmond
Lilaon
Estate Administrators Named for Gravinham and Buck Estates
Estate of Grav. late of Browdouinham presented by Em il W. Grav. widow. Estate of Steward late of Bath presented by Daniel Williams executor of Levi W. Steward. Estate Cleaveland L. Buck late of Woolwich. Charlotte L. Buck appointed administratrix and qualified by presenting probate papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ous Ve Grav
Browdouinham
Emil W. Grav
Addiv Ll. Steward
Bath
Daniel Williams
Levi W. Steward
Cleaveland L. Buck
Woolwich
Charlotte L. Buck
Pond
Wills and Estates Filed in Bath and Topsham Court
A sequence of estate filings lists executors administrators and guardians for numerous Maine estates including Levi W Steward Bath Harry L Haynes Topsham Idella V Rogers Anne E Swoeser Bowdoinham Abital Miller Bowdoinham Benjamin C Humphrey Luowdoinham Donald Cromwell Bath Cora Hunnewell Woolwich Jeannie Merritt Phippsburg Freeman Merritt Phippsburg Annie Shepard Colby Lalia Card Richmond Harry Swett Bath and real estate sale licenses. First and final accounts by Willam Jay Willson Jeannie Merritt and others are recorded with bonds and guardianships noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Boucher
Henri J. Boucher
Topsham
Beatrice B. Yphantis
Fred C. Hanton
Woolwich
Ernest G. Rogers
Idella V. Rogers
Bath
Marion G Loeser
Anne E. Swoeser
William H. Gould
Abitai
Miller
Bowdvinnam
So Rrey
Willam Jay Willson
Jeannie W. Merritt
Phippsburg
Jeannie W. Merrit
Freeman H. Merritt
Marie H. Colby
Annie M. Shepard
Marie H. Coley
Saran H. Colby
S Stanley Card
Lalia P. Card
Richmond
Willam S. Potter
Es- Harry G. Swett
Shirley B. Humphrey
Benjamin C. Humphrey
Bowdoinham
Abigail F. Miller
Bowdeinham
Abigail Miller
Charlotte L. Buck
Cleaveland L. Buck
Richmon d Notes On Cadet Nurses And Vacation Guests
Richmond column lists Cadet Nurse Evelyn Drink wine visiting Lynn Hospital for a month, Lt. Joseph Savoie arriving in France, and son Paul Savoie aboard USS Missouri. Mentions Mrs. Inez Savoie, Alvah Nickerson party, Libby family salutations, and a Vacation Bible school closing with prizes and certificates. Also notes Blair C Wilson and Charles Stackpole visiting Hebron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kimball
Portland
Evelyn Drinkwine
Lynn Hospital
Lynn
Mass
Doris McKenny
Passaic
N. J
Raymond Libby
Inez Savoie
Joseph Savoiie
France
Second Armored Division
Paul R Savoie
F . c. Usn
Missouri
Alvah Nickerson
Luis
Nickerson
South
Carl Curtis
Anne Pierce
Monneay
Hooston
Curtis
Roger Pierce
Dorchester
Russel E. Ring
Rose
Ho Ring
Main
North
Clarice M.js
Dimond
Thal
Tevis Huber
Clarice Porter
New England Byanes Liste
selGur
Or Fetal Ay
Janet Sigelinger
George Bisnon
Elaine Poshard
Dana Hopkins
Louise Olsen
Barbara Heenie
Jean Hensen
Ritzer Babb
Richard Strout
Lois Pushard
Sylvia Exboyv
Marjory Guiou
Caudia Guiou
Jean Guiou
Jean Curtis
Flane Gipatrick
Dorothy Wheeler
Florence Wheeler
Nancy Smath
Gloria Curtis
Patricia Hurley
William Knight
Elizabeth Hersey
Sarah Chipman
Sandra Emmons
Vincent Howard
Allon Barter
Annette Harford
Martin Hinkley
American Mission For Lepers, Inc
Maine Outdoor News Obituary and Weekend Fishing Notes
Arthur Casey proprietor of Sunset Camps at Meddybemps Lake died Friday June 30. He upheld fish and game laws and boosted hunting and fishing. Warden Supervisor Lloyd Clark quotes a moving tribute praising his conservation work. The Washington County roundup notes Atlantic salmon in Dinnys River, nine fish lost for every one landed. Grand Lake and Belgrade Lakes yield large trout and salmon. Penobscot River fishways function after rains. 27 salmon trapped at Bangor Dam with breeding and release. Aroostook County bears increase. landlocked salmon and brook trout tales, with a Massachusetts angler reporting a potential 28 year continentest record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athur Casey
Meddybemps Lake
Casey
Lloyd Clark
Clark
Washington County
Dinnys River
Grand Lake
Tupac
Jim Hariey
New York Mirror
Linsd
Supeaya
Harriman Siny
Aroostook
Sebago
Bertrard Smith
Belprade
Louis Chute
Long Lake
Penobscot
Banver Dam
Craig Brook
Veazie Dam
Kent MacKenzie
DeWitt MacKenzie
A.P. Newsman
Kent
Aroostook County
Maine
Moose
Megantic Lake
Massachusetts
Brook trout weigh off at Nipigon River scene
Anglers gathered as o'clock neared to watch the brook trout bite at the field lit by Nashligh ts. Guides estimated the fish would top fourteen pounds with fifteen as a possibility while noting the IGFA record of 14 pounds 8 ounces from Nipigon River in 1916. Margaret Williamson and granddaughter Betty Lou Williamson of Rockland arrived Monday to visit Mrs. Wismeehte and family at 31 Meadowway. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hart and daughter Joan left Monday for Beaver Lake to spend a week away. N H
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Game Fish Association
Margaret Williamson
Betty Lou Williamson
Rockland
Moyiday
Wwismeehte
Robert Dow
Dow
Meadowway
Paul Hart
Joan
Drayton Road
Beaver Lake
N. H
Probate Notices From Bath Sagadahoe 1944
Court of Probate at Bath issues orders for estates Levi W Steward Priscilla Mae Karlson Camilla A Sewall Annie M Shepard Sarah H Colby Harry G Swett Jeannie W Merritt Freeman H Merritt. Notices require publication for three weeks and hearings on the second Tuesday of August. Executors trustees named. name changes and resignations noted. accounts filed by administratrices and executors. Arthur J. Dunton, Judge of Probate. A true copy of the original order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoe
Daniel Williams
Addie S. Steward
Daniel Wiens
Levi W. Steward
Priscilla Mae Karlson
Priscilla Mae Kon
Priscilla Spicer
Pris- Mae Karlson
Camille A. Siwall
Baths
John W. Williams
Camilla A. Sewall
Miriam J. Fotter
Arthur Sewall
Annie M. Shepard
Marie H. Colby
Sarah H. Colby
Harry G. Swett
William S. Potter
Jeannie W. Merritt
Phippsburg
William Jay Wilston
Freeman H. Merritt
William Jay Willson
Arthur J. Dunton
Sagudahoc
Actin
Bath Independent
Palmer
Wath
Bath Peescnt By Hor M. Coombs
Henry A Mill
Borst Natio
Biath
Walter A Turker
Helen G. Morton
Jo Meeker
Lnte
Willim S Shores
Harry Day
Meeker
Sydney Jo Meeker
William & Shorey
Harry S. Day
Merket
John A
Rosamond Vereed
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Edward Jones
Charles and
Daniel Sylvester
Willis O’brien
West Boothbay Harbor
Arthur Spinney
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Southport
Charles Sampson
Lawson
Dreamer
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Sherbrook Howard
H. W. Howard
Maine Woods
Dead River
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Vine Street
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Haverhill
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New York
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John Lemont
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This City
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Clarence G. Blanchard
E. O. Smith
Middle Street
Mrs. Selden Deering
Chicago
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Florence
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Centerville
Rodney Henderson
C. A. Chase
Shaw
South Street
E. A. Wood
Yorkshire
England
Mrs. Wood
London
L. B. & B. Railroad
Commercial Street
Lon Fisher
F. C. Footer
Bath Iron Works Ball Nine
New Meadows
Ruby Wallace
Vida and
Vivian Coombs
Ruth Cameron
Grace Fleming
Cora Albee
Grace Green
Boothbay Harbor
Annie Lemont
Jersey City
Wallace Cottage
Bay Point
George P. Davenport
Venue
Nathan Stiles
F. H. Kimball
Popham Beach
Charles Harrington
Hyde Windlass Co
Mrs. C. S. Anthony
Oakwood
Jefferson Shorey
Oldtown
Miss Jessie Shorey
Percy Bailey
Wiscasset
George A. Baker
Hyde Light Guards
Augusta
Harold L.berry
M. G. Shaw Lumber Co
Kelley, Spear Co
G. H. W. Barton
Kennebec
Naval and Military Orphan’s Asylum
Frank Deejay
Laura
Popham
Eagle's Nest
F. M. Dunton
Arthur C. Shorey
Bridgton
Frances Craig of
Lawrence
George Ward
Gamie Rich
Everett, Mass
Horace W. Ward
Althea C. Strout
James T. Bonney
Mrs. Taylor
William White
Robert Dyer
F. A. Palmer
High Street
William H. Hodgkins
Mrs. Marshall
Cape Neddick
George Curtis
George H. Preble
Montreal
O. C. Elliott
Cora Porter
Portsmouth
William Bowie
Carol
G. K. Gould
Chelsea
J. N. Meloney
Trusl Hospital
Biddeford
Leone F. Howe
Sturbridge
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Asa C. Palmer
E. M. Fuller, Jr
Board of Registration
T. L. Clark
Bath Beef Co
Crocker
Washington Street
Dr. Way
Sachem McCarty
Brunswick
Merrymeeting Park
the People’s Church
Casco Castle
W. Scott Tibbetts
Weston Hilton
John Bryson
Jim Miller
Alameda
John T. Devle
Stratford, Ont
Frank Ramsey
W. Sullivan
Stephen S. Bunker
Jeanette Mary
Indian Territory
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Euna Sanford
Ransom B. Fuller
King and
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Edward B. Smith
Milford
Clara Williams
Oscar F. Williams
Waltham
Waltham Watch Factory
Elmer F. Campbell
Eastern Steamship Co
Front Street
James Kenniston
Lydia Blake
Woodstock
Edward Cook
Willow Street
K. of C.'s
Beth
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Boston Yacht Club
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Melville A. Shaver
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Jerry Belcher
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Blanche C. Toas
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Henry A. Mazoun
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Rachel E. Dunning
Helen J. Morton
Walter A. Barker
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