Forty Years Ago in Bath Delivers 1894 Local Updates
Snapshot of Bath, Maine from July 18 to July 23 1894 with notes on a Music Hall dance lathwork at Crosby block ship dock activity at Katahdin and Kennebec steamers fog delays promenades to islands naval band concerts and civic events including drills at Hyde Light Guards and Bath Cycle club plans plus local business moves and road work.
Edward McCormick Bequeathed $500 in Horan Will
Edward McCormick of Bath is listed among several recipients of $500 each under the will of John A. Horan of Sandwich Massachusetts. The will also provides $1,000 to the Society for the Propagation of the Faith for a chapel in memory of Rev. Nicholas J. Horan and $500 to Corpus Christi church in Sandwich for burial lot care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McCormick
Bath
John A. Horan
Sandwich
Mass
Nicholas J. Horan
St.Mary's Church
St. Dominic’s
Portland
John Horan
The
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Corpus Christi Church
Edward Morrison
Trescott
John J. Harris
Greenville
Bridget Brennan
Boston
Katherine Harrison
William Cresch
Getting Drunk Costs Topsham Man His Home
A 28 year old Topsham man faced municipal court after a drunken incident at home led parents to reclaim his deed. Recorder Owen J. Ledyard ordered $11.95 court costs and monthly probation reports to Deputy Sheriff Frank Carver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen J. Ledyard
Frank Carver
Ledyard
Carver
Unusual Tomb Found on Maine Highway Remarked by Students
A unique grave near Sanford to Wells on a private Maine farm marks the tomb of Daniel Heard dated 1816. The monument sits upright like a box in plain granite while Heard, a lifelong cripple, rests in his chair inside the tomb, a century old. Also reported: John W. Scott, Bath blacksmith, died after four years of illness and leaves a large Bath family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofie
York County
Sanford
Wells
Daniel Heard
Heard
Maine
Salvation Army Drive in Bath Slow This Year
The Bath Salvation Army annual drive shows slow progress with under 500 of 3000 dollars raised so far. Local workers fund the effort, with J. J. Newberry Co employees contributing fully, while other city firms are urged to give.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Bath
J. J. Newberry Co
Gospel Mission
Charles S Norris Former Bath resident dies in Natick Mass
Charles S Norris, 74, a former resident of Bath, died Tuesday in Natick, Massachusetts, according to information received Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Natick, Mass
Charles S. Norris
Natick
Mass
Bath man dies after years in Massachusetts
Born in Brunswick to Oscar and Sarah Norris, he lived in Bath before moving to Massachusetts about 20 years ago to work as a carpenter and joiner. A member of Polar Star lodge, Masons, Bath, he is survived by his wife, son Oscar H. Norris of Rhode Island, and brother John A. Norris of Bath. Funeral held in Natick, Mass, with committal service in Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Scott
Court Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
Mr. Scott
St. John
N. B
Bath
Josephine L. Scott
Percy W
William L. Scott
Margery J
Doris M
Marie M
Hilda G. Scott
George H. Scott
Roxbury, Mass
George A. Fogg
Newton Center, Mass
Brunswick
Oscar
Sarah Norris
Massachusetts
Polar Star Lodge
Masons
Oscar H. Norris
Rhode Island
John A. Norris
Natick
Mass
Lynn
Death and Probate Notices From Bath Maine Area
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Mary Farrin aged 82 in Somerville Massachusetts and funeral held at First Baptist Bath with ministers Gordon R. Bigelow and Charles R. Sims officiating. Additional probate notices from Sagadahoc County record various administrators and executors in Bath including Marion P. Erswell seeking appointment and other estate filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Wilton S. Campbell
Sabattus
Androscoggin
Kate Gibbons
Georgetown
Bertha K. Scott
Bath
A.D
Elizabeth E. Hathorne
Myra G. Thwing
Woolwich
Walter S. Glidden
Marion P. Brswell
Brunswick
Cumberland County
Addie Frances Purington
West Bath
Miles S. Purington
Purington
Maine
State OF
J. Hathorhe
Esate
Carrie E. Hathorne
Marion P. Erswell Brunswick
County of
Cumberland
Marion P. Erswell
Leon L. Spinney
Bagadahoc
Adahoc
Barry E. Collins
Viela Emma Collins
Pape Duily
Gordon Berry
Worcester
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Lina G. Sewall
Katherine . Berry
Massachusetts
Helen Berry Holton
Brockton
Lida P. Swazey
Bucksport
Frances Achorn
Castine
Walter E. Norton
Frank A. Norton
Bernice Frances Achorn
Thompson
Rosa H. Brown
Perry L. Thompson
Allan
Onry M. Heald
Pewceburg
Een Ue
Independent
Walter S. Judge Ee
Ethel M. Burns
Flora A. Bowle
Bogaseok
Wbl
Bala
Joner J
Gliddsn
Maine Hosts Kansas Students as Tour Ends in Augusta
The article describes Omnibus College students from Wichita visiting Maine with Gov Louis Brann hosting. The group toured attractions rarely seen and noted Maine and Virginia as the two states famed for scenic grandeur. Families of Charlies and Ann Farrin are mentioned among survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Louis J. Brann
Wichita
Kansas
Omnibus College
United States
Augusta
Virginia
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Bath Daily Times
Music Hall
Crosby
Percy
Hyde Light Guards
Sewall’s
Boston Boat Wharf
Corliss Street
Islands
Boothbay
Naval Cadet
Hammond
O. E. Page
Annie Rooney
North Street
Beacon Street
Squirrel
Five Islands
Eleanor
Arena
Roscoe McFadden
Anderson
Hub
Hall
Long Cove
J. W. Kelley
Sarry
R. H. Byron
Freeport
Colorado
Frank W. Shorey
Bridgton
Archie
Philip
F. W. Patten
New York
Mr. Patten
Kenilworth
China
South End
Lou Moses
Plummer
Nequasset
S. J. Howard
N. W. Hall
Mr. Hall
Water Street
Mr. Howard
Corliss
Commercial Street
Drummond Street
Rogers’ Mill
N. T. Palmer
Samuel Percy
Sampson
Small Point
High Street
Shaw Mill
Oliver's Field
Upper
Washington Street
Summer Street
Bath Cycle Club
Birely Point
Wheel Clubs
New England
Danforth
Winter Street Bridge
Hatch
Sebago
Marine Railway
William Morray
Murray
M.C.A
Popham
Dante
Rockledge
Dartmouth
Winnegance
Ana Gestape
Seth Rogers
Rosco Drummond
Rufus Drummond
New Bedford
Longe Te
Charles D. Clarke
Ned
William Dean
Blanchard
Rockwood
Mitchell's Point
John Miller
Frank Sewall
Anderson’s
Old Times
Hayden
Charles Taylor
Ade
Bath Custon
Lehigh Coal
Edward W. Larrabee
Williams
Lewiston and Auburn Wheel Club
Gardiner Wheel Club
Pleasant Point
George Daley
Sam and
Harry Hitchcock
Southport
Harold Bibber
Cambridge
Albert Douglass
Mora
Lizzie
Esther Powers
Eveleth Weeks
Cox's Head
Louise Morse
George Melville
William D. Mussenden
Benjamin Frates
Ane A Tials
St. Mary's Church
Epworth League
John H. Lord
Jerry Dennison
Bath Iron Works
Union
Edward McOrmick
Topsham Man
Janet Gaynor
Jenny Lind
Marguerite Clifford
Stella ‘Delaney
Corris Porter
Juliette Messer
Geneva Archibald
Katharine Lewis
Camille St. Pierre
St. Pierre
Clarabell Quick
Dorothy Sutton
New York City
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N. Y
Susan Quick
Sally Raine
Concern
Carl V. Kennedy
Catharine Hooper
Bertha Lord
Jeannette Shackford
Netta Briggs
Kathaleen Scott
Elinor Shorey
Martha Cahill
Maxine Wallace
Faye Jerome
David Standish
Mrs. Humphrey Owen
Sabino
Atwood
Mernt
Army
Waldoboro
Pemaquid Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
German Lutheran Society
Lincoln County
Alna
Walpole
Superior Court
Charles W. Muise
Smithfield
Gladys Forbes Mulse
Newton
Reveren Dudley
Belant
Dward W. Bridgham
Forbes Saris
Fred H. Thompson
Wilton
John L. Jack
Stearns W. Scott
Andrews Rd
Bernice Oliver
Lincoln St
Bath, Maine
Grace A. Mitchell
Newtonville, Mass
Alden G. Smith
Walter
Glidden
Ethelyn Marston
Auburn
Sagadahoc Dulae
Selina A. Trott
Sagadshoc
Aly Thed
Hazel V
Ihe
Sheldon
Nares
Aialy Ahe
Atoun F. Williams
Hazel V. Sheldon
John L, Jack
Charles
Norris
Mary Farrin
John W. Farrin
Somerville
First Baptist Church
Gordon R. Bigelow
Arlington
Charles R. Sims
Queen Esther Lodge
Somerville Lodge
Asa C. Hathorne
Woolwich, Maine
George G. Hathorne
Samuel Hathorne
Hattie A. Adams
Waterville
Probate
N. Gratz Jackson
Y BE. Collins
Said County
Register
Sagadahoe
Fadahoc
Tate
Sagadahog
Counaeadahoc
Lee
John J. Keegan
Rachel White
John Eegan
Ames B. York
Ofoc
Reed John L. Jacek
John KL. Jack
SaganaBes
Edward F. Johnson
Munsey
Wiscasset
Charlies Farrin
Ann Farrin