Bath Daily Times 1892 Highlights Warm Weather And Local Happenings
In Bath today warm weather paused work at shipyards while many kept busy with lilies harvest and dockyard tasks. Town notices include excursions to Popham, a bicycle trip to the White Mountains, and a Fort Bath dance with Potter's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley & B Spear's
Popham
Fort
Potter
Bath
Harry Gardiner
Fred Potter
F. J. Parks
Dauphin
George Jacobs
Thomas Bowker
Percy's
White Mountains
Musical Society Hosts Fine Meeting With Overtures
Francis S. McPherson hosted Les Camarades Musicaux at his York Street home Sunday evening. Allan H. Ramsay spoke on Singing of Lanraves and Famous Overtures while Miss Kathaleen Scott and Miss Betty Rice, piano pupils of Carrie F. Luce, performed selections and vocal duets with Mrs. Carleton L. Rice, Mrs. Robert B. Hatch, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis S. McPherson
Les Camarades Musicaux
York Street
Mr. McPherson
Allan H. Ramsay
Lanraves
Kathaleen Scott
Betty Rice
Carrie F. Luce
Miss Luce
Marriage of Interest Unites Bourassa and Orne in Bath
Merle Eugene Orne of Bath married Ida Bourassa of Topsham at Central church parsonage with Rev. David L. Wilson officiating. Attendants were Miss Yvonne Bourassa and Frederick Robinson. The couple left by auto for an undisclosed destination after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Topsham
Central Church
David L. Wilson
Merle Eugene Orne
Ida Bourassa
Yvonne Bourassa
Frederick Robinson
Eugene H. Orne
Woolwich
Albert Bourassa
Mrs Lillian May Legard Dies in Bath at 23
Mrs Lillian May Legard died Saturday night at St Marys hospital Lewiston after six weeks as a patient. She lived at 108 Bedford Street Bath and was a graduate of the class of 1927. Survived by husband Forest C Legard and two daughters Barbara and Frieda May Legard. Funeral held private Tuesday at home with Rev Charles R Sims leading the service. Burial in Lincoln beside her parents Moody and Carrie Cutler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian May (Cutler) Légard
Forest C.rd
Bath
St. Mary's Hospital
Lewiston
Bedford Street
Lincoln
Moody
Carrie Cutler
Legard
Shaw
Barbara
Frieda May Legard
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
John Sylvester
Géorge, Roland
Lovell Staples
Bath Loses Loyal Son Kimball in Death
Phillips Kimball 46 former Liberty Paper Co and Mid-West Laundries executive died at his mother's Bath home after a sudden illness. Born Lewiston 1886, he long lived in New York, chairing building efforts for Bowdoin alumni, with roles at Irving Trust and Midwest Laundries. Survived by sisters Anne and William W. Kimball. Probate notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Kimball
Irving Trust Co
New York
Liberty Paper Co
Mid West Laundries, Inc
Edward H. Kimball
Lincoln Street
Kimball
Mr. Kimball
Lewiston
Anna D
Bath High School
Bowdoin College
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
Maine Street
Brunswick
Alpha Delta Phi
Kimball Brothers Co
Bath
Fred H. Kimball
Colonial
The
University
Alpha Delta Phi of
Anne Kimball
Wiliam W. Kimball
James Gore King dies in New York at 128 Sixty-fifth Street
James Gore King, great grandson of Rufus King and senior partner at King Barr & Robbins, died July 10 at his New York home. Born June 1868 in New York, he attended St Pauls Concord Berkeley Harvard and Harvard Law. Survived by wife Sarah Elizabeth, a son and three daughters, and six grandchildren. He was active in Grace Church and various charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gore
Kifig
Maine
Wil
New York
Great Britain
King
Edward and
Isaila
Cochrane King
The
Union Trust Co
Te. Roce
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Perkeley Military Academy
Harvard University
Harvard Law School
University Club
Century Club
Downtown Association
St. Nicholas Society
Harvard Club of New York
Society For the Relief of
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Broadway
Tenth Street
Sarah Elizabeth King
John Erving
James Gore King, Jr
Charles E. Ames
Cornelia van Rensselaer King
Isabela C. King
Alpheus 8. Hardy
Herman LeRoy Edgard
Edward King
Marcia Richardson
Garden Street
Miss Ruth A Ham Dies At 84 In This City
Ruth Ann Ham 84 died Friday at her home 580 Middle Street after a long residence in this city. Born in East Brunswick she was a daughter of James and Catherine Ham and left nephews and nieces including Winfield L Ham William Ham Harold L Ham Wallace Ham Ray L Ham Inez McNeil Frank C Given and Nea A Armstrong. Funeral was Monday at 2 at Advent Christian church with Everett B Wright pastor officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ann Ham
Middle Street
Miss Ham
East Brunswick
James
Catherine Ham
Winfield L. Ham
William Ham
Harold L. Ham
Wallace Ham
Ray L. Ham
Inez McNeil
Boston
Frank C. Given
Nea A. Armstrong
Th City
Advent Christian Church
Everett B. Wright
Annie P Staples Dies in Bath at 47
Annie P Staples wife of William A Staples died Saturday at City hospital aged 47. Born in Charlottetown P E I she was a daughter of Malcolm and Annie Adams and spent much of her life in Bath where she resided at 1098 Washington street. She is survived by her husband four sons Alfred William Hiram and James Staples all of Bath and a daughter Mrs Percy Ayer of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie P. Staples
William A. Staples
City Hospital
Charlottetown
Malcolm
Annie Adams
Bath
Washington Street
Alfred A
William R
Hiram K
James A. Staples
Percy Ayer
Probate notices from Sagadahoc County Maine 1932
The document records two probate actions in Bath Maine Sagadahoc County. Edward C Stiness seeks letters of trust for Mildred Barker under Byron Barker will and Mary E Dingley asks final account for Charles W Dingley. Notices urge interested parties to appear Aug 2 and Aug 1 respectively to show cause.
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State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Bath
Ocoa
Mary E. Dingley
Charles W. Dingley
Sala
Funeral services for Fred L. Andrews
The Hyde Windlass Co. vice president and general officer Fred L. Andrews died suddenly last Wednesday at his Kennebec Point summer home. His funeral drew many social and business friends and Hyde Windlass employees. Burial was at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Andrews
Hyde Windlass Co
Kennebec Point
Washington Street
Fne
Andrews
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Rodney E. Ross
Hyde Windlacs Co
George W. Merrill
Cecil E. Paine
Frank B. Nichols
Bath Daily Times
Oliver Moses
Worumbo Mfg. Co
Owen J. Ledyard
Edmund P. Briggs
Andréw M. Butterfield
Fritz N. Kuppel
James T. Bonney
N F. Ramsay
Harold L. Safford
Propeller
W. Clyde _Lake
Iron Foundry
Oak Grove
Mrs Burnett Adams Dies At Boothbay Home At 68
Mrs. Burnett Adams 68 a native of Boothbay died Saturday evening at the home of her daughter Irving C Varney 31 Trufant street where she had lived the last two years She had been in failing health and had worked as a practical nurse of marked ability for many years Born in Boothbay she lived there and Boothbay Harbor most of her life The obituary notes her nursing career and family connections
Petition to Sell Real Estate for Debts in Sagadahoc
W Thornton Bates as administrator petitions to sell part of real estate in West Bath to pay debts and expenses of administration. The estate of Wilton G Bates shows debts and insufficiency of assets. sale to private sale proposed. Notice ordered to interested parties for a probate hearing at Bath on August 2, 1932. Martha B Bridge seeks administration of Harry P Bridge estate, requests appointment without bond, with heirs listed and sworn. A probate judge presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth A. Moore
Withon
Wellington A. Moore
Bath
Sagadahoc
State OF Maine
W. Thornton Bates
Wilton G.bates
Wilton G. Bates
West Bath
Maine
Charles H. Bates
Susan Bates
Sagance Registry of Deeds
Alice J. Williams
Charles Bates
N. Thornton Bates
Adahoc
Mains
Martha B. Bridge
Harry P. Bridge
Linden St
Bathin
Bath County legal notice in 1932 court proceeding
The document records a Bath County court notice dated July 11 1932 with officials including Walter S Glidden and William F Dunham. It asks show cause why the prayer of a petitioner should not be granted and mentions exere John J Keegan and R H Baxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Walter S. Glidden
Walti
Walter S Glidden
Adahoc
Said
Shahor
John J. Keegan
R. H. Baxter
Short obituary fragment from a Methodist church member
An obituary fragment notes a woman long associated with the Methodist church and mentions individuals including Mrs. Mary Toole and Mrs. Deas, reflecting a community notice without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church Three
Boston
Mary Toole
Deas Des
George C Preble Funeral Held At Home
The funeral of George C Preble who died Wednesday of last week was held Thursday afternoon at his late residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Preble
Bradden of Essex Visited Relatives in City
Dr. Frederick Bradden of Essex Connecticut passes the week with relatives in the city, staying at a local residence and sharing time with family friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Bradden
Essex
Conn
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John Sullivan
John Moore
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Lizzie Snow
Harpswell
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Renal Yrnce 2
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Maine Central
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Morse High
Lillian M. Legard
William F. Dunham
Merle H. Court
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Ee H. Siance
I F. Dunham
Ruth A. Ham
Edward C. Stin
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Edward C. Stiness
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Raiph O Dale
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Irving C. Varney
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Annie H. Hyde
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