Bath chronicle of events and people 1911
Forty years ago in Bath July 18 1911 reports a crowded schedule of social, civic and maritime news. The list of attendees at a Society hall event on Popham Beach includes Jed Prouty H A Huge and many locals. A dog fight on Center street draws a crowd while police warn bicyclists on sidewalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Popham Beach
Jed Prouty
H. A. Huge
Con Hill
H. T. Stevens
John Todd
William A. Furber
Zack Wilcox
C. S. Brown
Zeb Hardy
Walter A. Murtaugh
Jos. Stover
John L. Wilson, Jr
Aaron Heminway
Hyde
Lige Peat
Hooker
Center Street
G. Wagner
Fred Haggett
Meeting outlines new prices near Massachusetts levels
The report notes an upcoming meeting about offices moving to a new site in late summer or early fall. It states that when details are public, opposition or strong response is expected and prices will align with Massachusetts charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Spring Ice Co
Swift & Co
Water Street
Fort Williams
Margaret
H. V. Neal
Ufts College
Maine
Admiral Peary
Flag Island
Eagle Island
Henry Gratton Dockrell
Peoples i
South Street
Dockrell
F. W. O Brien
London
Bath
New York
Ey Aera
Oe Fins
Miss Murphy
Universalist Church
Visitors and Returns Noted on High Street
Dkipper Peld said nothing and panned home by Miss ee on High street while visiting the Haskell home for a few days. Miss Marion Philbrick and Miss Elzira Gross returned last night from a two week vacation in Rockland and West Appleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIver
James W. Elwell
Boston
East Harbor
Turks Island
South Shoal
Elwell
Miss Ee
Haskell
High Street
Marion Philbrick
Elzira Gross
Rockland
West Appleton
Bath voters consider population boost plan
A Bath discussion imagines a campaign to double the city’s population. The note mentions Daniel Doyle from the Boiler Department and a broad adult voter base of over two thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Doyle
The
Bath
St See
Windlass Winners Over Tin Shop 11-8 in Baseball Match
Hyde Windlass defeated Tin Shop 11 to 8 at Kimball field on Monday evening. Farr and Longley drove in key runs while Windlass capitalized on seven walks and timely hits to pull away in the fifth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Windlass
B. L W. Tin Shop
Kimball Field
Hyde
Farr
Sherwood
Littlefield
Staples
Lovett
Tin Shop
Gaudet
Clark
Thayer
Jaquith
Craig
Hart
Page
Jewett
Longley
Hogan
Windlass
White
Bath Laundry
Si Tin Shop
Ae M. Craig
W. Craig
C. Page
Hyde Wind
Po Blackie
Edgecomb
M. Craig
RBI
Blackie
Balk
Adamsville visit noted by Lakin family guests
Mr and Mrs John host a short visit from Rev William Lakin and Mrs Lakin of Adamsville along with R L and a dozen aglitisan at Back River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Auld
Abbie Fogg
New London, Conn
George W. Merrill
Edmund F. Briggs
Walter E. Chase
Wilbur G. Cahill
John A. Ham and Son
Edward D. True
William Percy
Prince's Point
Rince’s Point House
Dean Cottage
Sabine
Beth P. Dean
Marcia M. Stinson
Elsie M. Folsom
Elizabeth E. Webber
Lydia R. Folsom
Alice E. Varney
Alice M. Humphreys
George B. Moody
F. R. Jones
Worcester
Mass
Wilbur C. Oliver
Jones
John L. Parker Co
Back River
William Lakin
Adamsville, R. L
John
Estate of Just B Wold Bath appoints executrix
Hereinafter indicated Estate of Just B Wold late of Bath appoints executrix without bond July 10 1951. Florence M Wiggin appointed executrix July 10 1951. M Footer late of executor without Ju 18 1951. Arthur J Dunton appears in copy of the panel order Attest Horace McCure Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Wold
Bath
Ecutrix
M. Footer
Alfie E Jacobs
Iggin
Florence M Wi
Arthur J. Dunton
Atnel
I. J. Horace McClure
Roemer
Idahoc
Frank H. Savage
Woolwich
Iva Sevage Colby
E. T. A. Es' Ree Ones
Pnippabure
Elsie M. Potter
Ad Tri
Leavitt Takes Reins of Bath Hand Hack Route
Edgar Leavitt is engaged to drive the Bath Hand hack once run by Joseph Lakin who retired weeks ago. Leavitt has long served with the Bath Hand line, continuing the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Leavitt
Joseph Lakin
Hacking
Mr. Leavitt
Bath Hand
Probate Notice From Bath Court
Court of Probate held at Bath County hears estate matter July 1 1926. Rachel Arthur petitioning for letters testamentary without issue. hearing set for first Tuesday of August at 11 o clock in the forenoon. Public notices require publication weekly for three weeks. J Horace McClure clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Rachel Arthur
Plans for welcome home at St Mary's parish
Voters and parishioners of St Marys church are making plans for a hearty welcome home for Father Setenany ks. Miss Clara Pierce was tendered a handkerchief at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setenany
St. Mary's Parish
Clara Pierce
Goddard Playground Boys Defeat South Goddard
Bath city playgrounds host softball as the Goddard boys defeat South Goddard in a Monday 10 AM game. Game details incomplete with final score not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard Playground
Bath
South
Gocdards
Goddards
Probate notices from Bath Sagadahoc county estates
Court of Probate at Bath Maine schedules August hearing for estates of Fred L Brackley Myers E Reed Hen Trowbridge Ralph L Palmer and others. First and final accounts presented for allowance by executors administrators and trustees with notices to interested parties. Arthur J Dunton Judge of Probate signs true copy of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahor
Ath
Ana
Fred L. Brackley
Madelyn C.ree
Myers E. Reed, Jr
Woolwich
Edward Jane
Hen Trowbridge
Hen. Stewart
Wellesley
Husetts
Edward J. Stewart
Ralph L. F. Palmer
Small
R. R. Palmer
Sylvia A. Palmer
Rhoda L. Palmer
Arthur J. Dunton
Unclear OCR fragment hints at game and players
Fragmentary text mentions Rouillard Russell Godd and a schedule but lacks coherent event details or outcomes to form a full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huse
Rouillard
Russell
Pine Haven Camp Closes Eleventh Season on Friday
Pine Haven Day Camp closed its eleventh season with an assembly featuring songs and a student written play. Awards were given for best all round camper and honorable mentions, as staff and families attended a farewell campfire and overnight units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Haven
Maurice Hutchins
Lewis Carter
Unit 4
Henry Soucie
John Dauphin
Jenee Fullerton
Moody Flint
Edwin Scamman
Zylpha Richardson
Nimard Fifield
Martha Holmes
Claudia Glynn
Frances Butcher
Anna Lonn
Diane Hamel
Susan Scamman
Judith Libby
Girl Scout Council
Arvid Anderson
Frank Butcher
Duveen Bryant
George Hartsgrove
Edgar Drake
William Niss
Rev
Leo Gallant
Lionel Lessard
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Bath Daily Times
E. L. Emmons
Qune Dunton
George A. Baker
Laura Baker
Florence Neiley
Edna Marr
Portland
Hyde Guard
Caroline B. Plant
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mrs. G.c . Plant
Chales C. Berry
Edith B. Brett
Lizzie H. Dean
Berry
Dean
Maine Central R. A
Ig Safe Deposit Co
Port
Isaac Durgin
Winnie Durgin
West Ripley
Elvira Owen
Silas Owen
Bangor
Riverton
N. J
Little Miss
Joseph Madden
Harvey K. Erskine
United States Art House
Theodore H. Edgecomb
Upper
Washington Street
Catherine Vaughn
Mr. Edgecomb
E. W. Vaughn
A. B. Hervey
Univ Church
Allan Ramsay
Leonard C. Cooper
Middle Street
Jacob Dr & Sons
J. F. Donnovan
Dreyfus & Sons
Cooper
Newell Cooper
Fowle & Pearson
Ride
Kennebec Yacht Club
John W. Gilmore
Traverse
S. J. Court
Warren McIntire
Jim
Bert Sheldon
Myrtle Lodge
Order of Odd Ladies
Merrymeeting Park
Lewiston- Auburn
Brunswick
Board of Assessors
New Meadows
Shome
Robert B. Hatch
Davis Hatch Shoe Store
Hatch
Mr. Hatch
Lynn
Colby
Samuel Lee
Hyde Windlass Company
Eagle Co
Newark
Methodist
Elm
Congregational
Brotherhoods
Pittsfield
Bath Cemetery Board
Dunton
Massachusetts
Frank Kelley
E. F. Kelley
Bangor Motor Co
G. E. Barnekob
New Meadow Inn
F. A. Willis
North Whitefield
Willis
Sagadahoc
Lincoln Counties
Lincoln County
Jennie
Evelyn Colby
Augusta
Gardiner
Capt
George W. Colby
Leora M. Thurlow
Haverhill, Mass
J. L. Hyde
E. W. Bridgham
Keegan & Bridgham
Harold F. McCarty
Charlestown
Reynolds
State Insane Asylum
Minot St. Clair Francis
Thomaston
Harry O. Stinson
Bay Point
Ralph Bearce
Suffield School For Boys
Neil Bradford Bearce
Naval Constructors
D. W. Taylor
L. B. McBride
Dkipper Peld
Issa M. White
Butterfield
Plymouth
N. H
Harry B. Sawyer
Province Lake
Robert Morris
Mr. Morris
Mary Garden
Shee Ah Grey
Opera Comique
Paris
Louise Robinson
Brooklyn Hospital
Leah Bragg
D. T. Percy & Sons
Marion Lloyd
Annette Robinson
Kennebec
Nellie F. Thompson
H. H. Donnell
Frank E. Hollis
A. E Rowe
Georgetown
Baltimore
Fannie Palmer
Sargentville
Charles H. Cahill
New Meadows Inn
John S. Skillings
S.S. Cristobal
Panama R.R. Steamship Co
China
Taukaniter Club
Elizabeth Houghton
Thomas W. Hyde
Wil
Cobb
Johnson
City of
Gage
Alden Blossom
Bath Posts Office
James L. Dempsey
Stock Co
Portland City
Frank Koughan
Harvard
Henry W. Cobb
William Sparks
Adeline Costain
Eva Small
Damariscotta
Florence Morey
Norman H. Trafton
Rachel Trafton
Maxwell Street
Trafton
Knickerbocker Towage Co
American Ice Co
Thomas B. Perry
W. L. Cullinan
Bath Aerie F. O. E
Rhode Island
Bath Aerie
New England
Laurenes
Alfred King
Lillian King
Montrose W. Houck
S. C. Wilson
Mr. Houck
Allery
Olive Drake
Long Island
City
Bath City Hospital
Electric Light and Company
Popham “Bosch
Society m
Ethel Hawley
Miriam Kimball
Amory McLellan
Edward L. Gaudreau
Mystic Theatre
Lewiston
Joseph T. Swan
Everett, Mass
Birch Point
Daniel Williams
First National Bank
Gardiner G. Deering
William T. Donnell
Deering
G. G
M C. McDonough
St. Patrick's Church
Europe
Horace Meccure
J. Horace McClure
Playground
Register
Armand E. Singer
West Virginia University
Sapcakes
Thin
Agnes M. Perry
Francis Stearns Perry
Topsham
Florence J. Soule
Charles A. Soule
Mary A. McElman
Walter J. McElman
Tan EZ. Dunton
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