June in Bath and surrounding towns overview
A compact June roundup notes long days and upcoming holidays such as Memorial Day and the Glorious Fourth. It covers local events from baseball disbandment at Morse High to city bridge repairs, school board elections, primaries, yachting plans, court hearings, and a State road location petition with public hearing forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Highway Department
State Highway Department
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange Meets With Bodwell Group
The Sagadahoc County Pomona Grange met with Bodwell Grange at Small Point last Wednesday in light attendance due to high winds and wet conditions. Ninety nine participants from Bodwell and nearby Granges attended, with memorial exercises for 12 deceased members and discussions on corn contests and fair plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodwell
Small Point
Sagadahoc
Pomona Grange
Bodwell Grange
New Meadows
Bodwell Grange Hall
Dromore
Enterprise
Merrymeeting
Progressive
Topsham
West Bath
Daniel Brown
Richmond
Hildreth Brothers
E. R. Hildreth
Geo. W. Johnson
Bath
Bro. Barrett
Topsham Grange
Geo. Hildreth
Fred Curtis
Martha E. Percy
H. S. Bowker
Ceres
Abbie Minott
Flora
Rebecca Bowker
A. C. Johnson
Abbie l. Bailey
Maud Hathorn
Woolwich Grange
Daniel Cornish
Emma Preble
Grace Cowles
Merrymeeting Grange
Enoch Tomlinson
Chas. Cobb
Progressive Grange
Alpheus Foote
Bodwell Range
Charlotte Percy
Dromore Grange
Joseph White
John H. Crowe
Louise Dunton Burnham
Malaga Island Evicted Order Then July First
State officials on a recent visit ordered Malaga Island residents to leave by July 1 and offered to buy all houses. If residents stay and leave homes, the houses are to be burned. George Edward Barnes on Bush Island also ordered to move on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga Island
Messrs. E. B. Winslow
George C. Kilgore
A.S. Kimball
Charles L. Turgeon
George W. Leadbetter
Plaisted
James S. Lowell
George C. Pease
George Edward Barnes
Bush Island
Henry Tripp
Memorial Day Observances Across Bath Marked by Parade and Services
Despite rain, Bath conducted Memorial Day activities as scheduled. A two oclock parade along Front Street featured Marshal Major George A Bu enamel and numerous groups including St Jean s Band, Hyde Guards, G A R Post Segwick, Kennebec Naval Veterans, and Sons of Veterans. Memorial rites occurred at Oak Grove Cemetery, with a flower service at City Landing and a later evening address at Winter Street Church highlighting Bath s Civil War heritage. Read Nichols Co reports three carloads of pressed hay, amid high prices and diverted shipments to the Provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Buenamel
Ghreranitewe Ign
Htogker
James Jones
E B. Heald
Edgett
Aderton
Rice
Ridley
St. Jean's Band
Brunswick
A. C
Hyde Guards
R. P. Mank
Post Segwick
Charles A. Coombs
Kennebec Naval Veterans
Children of the Orphans’ Home
L. Daley
Camp Kateen
George A. Bradgen
Sons of Veterans
Arthur Stewart
Beacon Patrol
Boy
George B. Sydleman
N. B. Cook
Frank A. Small
C. W Bradlee
FE. C. Plummer
E. A. Allen
Board of Aldermen
FE. W. Rogers
Alden Perkins
William Harrison
Harold Ham
Oak Grove Cemetery
Coomis
Timothy B. Curtis
C. W. Bradlee
Charles T. Hooper
City Landing
T. W. Hyde
Percy
Read Nichols Co
Boston
Provinces
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colonial Club
Morse High
Phippsburg
Clarence W. Morse
Regal
Foresters
The
Cabots
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Maine
Cartron
City Bridge
Bay Point
Stacy and Stevens
Shaw
Georgia
Cuba
Kennebec
New England Telephone Company
Bath Athletics
Lewiston
Crescents
Cadots
Woolwich
Lowell
Register of Probate
C. W. Longley
Welch
Sagadahoc Pomona
Brown
Ann Eliza Rich
Keziah
Julia E. Johnson
Alice Wyman
Lillian Hosmer
Montsweag
Phippburg
Harpswell
R. D. Bibber
Front Street
IR. Morrell
Thompson Bros
Walter O.parker
Wlalter O Parker
Center St
New England Telephone
Conley
Young Jadie
Conley’s ‘Specialty Store
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Tts
J. E. Bugg
Milk Street