Forty Years Ago In Bath July 21 1914 Theater Kept by Garrity
Bath friends learn M J Garrity of Portland has leased the Jefferson Theater from Julius Cahan. Regular season opens Labor Day with The Quaker Girl. barge Iron Queen delivered 1957 tons coal for Gibbons Coal Co. Locals report car accidents, tours, fishing, berrying, theater talk, and seaside social notes.
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Bath
M. J. Garrity
Portland
Jefferson Theater
Julius Cahan
New York
Garrity
The
Jefferson
New England
Iron Queen
Newport News
Gibbons Coal Company
Sunday School Outing to Casco Castle With Electric Cars
July 22 1914 two open electric cars carried the People's Church Sunday School group for their annual outing to Casco Castle this morning Pastor and Mrs Evans and school teachers accompanied the children and they passed Sagadahoc Square on route. Work on the new State highway at Mill Pond extension saw barriers removed early this morning near Lemont Creek bridge allowing several teams to pass over the west end of the section.
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James L. Dempsey
Cortland
N. Y
Myrkle Harder Stock Co
Syracuse
Dempsey
Mr. Dempsey
People’s Church
Casco Castle
Mill Pond
Lemont's Creek Bridge
Edward H. Jewett
Toledo
Ohio
Bath
Damariscotta
Jewett
Fred Willis
U. S. Coast Survey
Boothbay Harbor
Charles Williams
Bath Gun Club marksman's lone outing at Brunswick shoot
Merton Webber represented the Bath Gun Club solo at a Brunswick shoot, scoring 19 and 20 of 25. News notes report boats, rescues, a missing berry picker, a revival at Corliss Street church, a bold bridge encounter, and famed English actors renting a Birch Point cottage.
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Merton Webber
Bath Gun Club
Brunswick
Merton
Corliss Street Church
Harold Holbrook
China
Jesus Christ
Bath party admires young woman at hayfield demo
A Bath automobile party at Hillside witnessed Maud Muller drive a large mowing machine while men worked hay nearby. The group cheered her as the first woman they had seen operating modern haymaking methods, and she smiled and waved.
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Hillside
Maud Muller
Blueberry Crop Decline Tied to Pasture Use and Flies
A Maine report notes sharp blueberry declines in Phippsburg and Bath. Pickers found scarce berries, few quarts per trip, as pastures without cows reclaim fields and fruit flies damage crops. Rain washes away dust mised for fly control per University of Maine findings.
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Phippsburg
Picker
Georgetown
Maine
Oakhurst
University of Maine Agricultural Experiment Station
Attenon
Ueberry
Blueberry Industry Faces Rain Woes and Dust Advice
The Maine Agricultural Experiment Station urges repeating a 50-10-40 dust treatment within 48 hours if washed off by rain. Eastern blueberry growers, a major industry, have watched crops closely to protect harvests while cannery sales lean on careful management. Bath notes a party of four picking 50 quarts in Woolwich.
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Maine Agricultural Experiment Station
Maine Elks Meet Sunday with National Dignitaries
Maine Elks Association hosts a summer meeting with national Elks leaders and guests from the Los Angeles Times Examiner and Herald. Notables include trustees and exalters from Portland Rumford Bath Old Town and other towns. A lobster salad noon party honored guests. Winter meeting set for Feb 6 1955 in Waterville and 28th convention at Rockland June 10 11 12 1955.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times-Examiner
The
Herald
Maine Elks Association
Jerrick
Elkhom
Association
C. Dwight Stevens
Portland
John E. Galvin
Millinocket
Arthur Fernald
Rumford
John Nugent
John Nahra
Old Town
Joseph J. Cummings
Augusta
Edward R. Twomey
Maine West
Henry J. Parent
Bath
Lawrence J. Murphy
Robert Donovan
Gardiner
James Colby
Waterville
James E. Mulvaney
Bangor
Charles Cowan
Mahlon Spruce
Neale
Houston
Leon F. Jones
Biddeford
Cecil E. Burns
Harold O Merrill, Jr
E. B. Denton
Robert King
Emile J. Godin
Leslie J. Rhoda
Mrs. Jewett
Samoset Hotel
Rockland
Maine
Belgrade Hotel
John F. Malley
Elks National Foundation
John Waller
Helen Niles
Waller
Veterans’ Service Committee
Probate notices from Bath court in Sagadahoc County
At a Bath court of probate on the first Tuesday of July 1954, notices are issued to interested parties. Final and first accounts are presented for Marion Moody Bath, Jeanie Sanborn Bath, Clinton Strout Woolwich, and Nancy Turat Bath. Frederick N. Sanborn named executor. Alma Strout administratrix. petition to change Nancy Turat to Nancy Leavitt. Judge Arthur J. Dunton signs.
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Bathin
Sagadahoc
Bath
Frederick N. Sanborn
Clinton I. Strout
Woolwich
Alma M. Strout
Nancy Turat
Nancy Turate
Nancy Leavitt
Angelina Leavitt
Arthur J. Dunton
Brilliant Comedy at Lakewood For All Next Week
Lakewood Theatre hosts Stalag 17 a rib tickling comedy drama from Stalag 1 authors Donald Bevan and Edmund Trzcinski set in a Nazi camp. Richard Poston Lothar Rewatt Robert Shawley Tom Maier Otto Simanek lead the touring cast with Bill Story as resident juvenile star.
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Bill Story
New York
Lakewood Theatre
Syracuse
Lakewood
Donald Bevan
Edmund Trzcinski
Richard Poston
Lothar Rewatt
Robert Shawley
Tom Maier
Otto Simanek
Joseph Eliz
Addison Poweth
Robert Fitzsimmons
Stewart"Bradley
Eugenhé Stuckmann
Louis Girard
Michael Livy
Willard Giles
William Kronick
Dan Butt
Hilmar Sal
Elevator jam traps fourteen teen women at UC Berkeley
Fourteen teenage women crowded into a University of California elevator with a 2000 pound limit. The car stuck between floors for 45 minutes but no one was injured. The article also notes U.S. coal reserves at about 35 percent of world total and Russia at 23 percent.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
United States
Russia
Probate notices from Bath Maine 1954 estates hearing
Court of Probate in Bath Saradahoe County July 1954 hearings on wills for Gordon Berry Goldier Greenblatt Mabel Underwood Winifred Wardwell and estate matters. Executors named include Leslie Sawtelle Berry Edward Wilson Allan Spear and others with letters testamentary sought and final accounts presented.
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Bath
Saradahoe
Gordon Berry
Worcester
Massachusetts
Sagadahoc
Maine
Leslie Sawtelle Berry
Thene Enny
Goldier Greenblatt
Abraham JE Greenblatt
Iscar Greenblatt
Qwen Lee Greenblatt
Mabel W. Underwood
Edward C Wilson
Edward Co. Wilson
Winifred B. Wardwell
Allan Spear
Arthur J. Dunton
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Charles H. Oliver
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Juno
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Sabine
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Oscar Inham
Frank Lawrence
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Doris Dyer
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Esther Rebekah Lodge
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Rangely Lakes
O'Brien
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Elkcom
Lillian H. Heai
Lillian H. Heal
Bertha B Henderson
Thornton G Hengern
John Dwyer
Annie Gillo
Violet T Wright
Alton T Wright
Lithan H Heal
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Irving P. Bailey
Ladys B. Chase
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