Social whirl in Bath as Rotarians ride to LA convention
Bath society notes report Harry T Passmore and fellow Rotarians boarding a special train of three Pullman cars en route to the 14th Beg convention of International Art Clubs in Los Angeles. The list includes Maine residents and Bath visitors. other items cover local moves, visits, and civic duties.
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Harry T. Passmore
The
Watch Rotary Club
Harry W. Tucker
International Art Clubs
Los Angeles
Maine
Tweler
John I. Gould
Augusta
Charles H. Bartlett
Barigor
Fred T. Hill
Waterville
John P. Daring
Houston
Tucker
William S. Brrry
Melrove
Mass
Bath
George A. Stiness
Pawtheeter
Bath. Co
Return from Portsmouth Visit Includes Several Families
Mr am Mrs Tuvid Rich and son Da ves Jr. have returned from a visit to Portsmouth N Ho where they were of Mre Hieh's sister. Mre Danie Atwell and family were also part of the trip.
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Mr. Am
Tuvid Rich
Daves Jr
Portsmouth N. Ho
Mre Hieh
Mre Danie
Atwell
Unclear OCR item on hospital residency assignment
Fragmentary text mentions a hospital in Washington Tennessee and Georgetown Hospital context. No clear names, dates, or actions are readable to form a factual summary.
Capra and Mrs Coombs Travel as James W. Howard Loads Ties
Capra and Mrs J J Coombs returned home over the weekend while Elis schooner the James W Howard unloads railroad ties in Boston. The cargo came from Mobile Alabama and Mrs Coombs will stay in Boston for a week.
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Capra
J. J. Coombs
Jie Fs C
Elis
James W. Howard
Boston
Mobile
Ala
Memorial Day Observance and Local Events in Bath
The May 31 1882 Bath events included a Memorial Day parade led by Capt. William H. Watson and a large night crowd for an address by Hon. Charles A. Boutelle. Nathansan company's circus drew big audiences and Gow, Sawyer & Tackard launched the 1137 ton Elliott B. Church vessel.
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William H. Watson
Marshall
A. D. Stetson
KE. T. Mitchell
Charles A. Boutelle
Bangor
Nathansan Company
Repairs and launches mark 1882 harbor activity
The brig Henri Coipel awaits a launch next week after 6,000 in repairs. Five months show 97 deaths with January 12 February 18 March 25 April 15 May 24. Yard activity includes four schooners at wharves and renewed offices at Washburn & Worth.
Ship Henry Villard towed to sea on way to New York
The vessel built by Arthur Sewall & Co. and owned by William H Starbuck and others, commanded by Capt J taker, leaves harbor for New York. Furniture came from Hiram Turner and carpets from D F Percy. Bill of goods notes brass stairs by Bartons Stamper. Water tanks hold about 5000 gallons. Deering & Donnell build a 400 ton vessel for New Bedford merchants and two 20 ton fishing dopplers for Gloucester. Frames for two more schooners underway, 440 and 500 tons. Star of the East arrives. Valera leaves for Boothbay. Valera, Capt James B Perkins, 15 tons burden with large cabin. Public praise for local shipbuilding and energy. Augustus Palmer's new fishing sloop praised for leak-free build after years. Bath Savings Institution to have a jeweled topped counter. One ship to be 12 by 4 feet? vacant houses and a path. Turner owns a goose pond on Court street with goslings.
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Henry Villard
New York
Arthur Sewall & Co
Wiliam H. Starbuck
J. Taker
Hiram Turner
D. Ft. Percy’s
Barton’s
New Stamper
Walter Lbone
Rockland
Augusta
W. Jaques
Pratt Street
Leonore Fraser
Annabel O'Connor
Bath
Everett
Mass
Allen Brown
Universalist Church
Rumford High
Mary TL. Spaulding
William T. Hall
Michael C. Fitzgerald
Arthur K. Purington
Daniel E. McPhee
Harold Child
Ira W. Robison
St. Petemburg
Min
Leola Robinson
Portland Sunday Telegram
Bowdoin
South End P. T. A
Darktown Minstrel Co
John Russell
Louise Cahill
Merline Thompson
Doris Greene
Virginia Paine
Winnefred Johnson
Madelyn Davis
Vera Spencer
David L. Wilson
Harry S. Pendelton
Joseph Avery
Central Church
Lincoln Association of Congregational Churches
Congregational
Sante Fe Building and Loan Association
San Bernardino
Cal
Oscar
Charles Th, Williams
Aileen
Wollaston
Edward EB. Cook
Willow Street
Miss Williams
Delta Epsilon
Ivy
Theodore Nixon
Dean Nixon
Walking matches fade as city politics and mischief persist
June 5 1882 reports note growing discontent with recent walking matches amid rowdy behavior. Willie Stacey, three, survived a 15 foot fall into a pond at Parker Toad with injuries but is improving. A Woolwich Republican caucus elected delegates to the Portland State convention for June 13 and married couple Cyrus M. Plummer and Mrs Alfred T. Eliott wed in Boston.
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George Stacey
Willie
Parker Toad
Tle
Woolwich
TL Perkins
Benjamin FL Marble
John A. Purinton
Portland
Benjamin FF. Marble
George A. Walker
George M. Stinson
John FB. Tibbetts
Eadwin Reed
FE Williams
Canus
Boston
Miner
Cyrus M. Plummer
Bath
Alfred T. Eliott
Hearing on James Bailey as Sagadahoc county special constable
June 6 1882 governor and council set a hearing for the petition to appoint James Bailey as a special constable in Sagadahoc county to enforce the prohibitory law. Earlier petition led to appointment by the governor but council refused confirmation.
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James Bailey
Sagadahoc
Steamship El Mar Withdrawn From Portland Line
Steamship El Mar of the Portland and New York Steamship Co was withdrawn from the line Friday and is expected to be discontinued. High losses on two round trips and competition from Delaware on the same route led managers to pull the service. Six freight cars billed for New York to sail on the El Mar Friday remained at Brown’s Wharf awaiting disposition.
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EL Mar
Portland & New York Steship Co
Delaware
Eastern Steamslip Lines, Inc
Brown Wharf
Portland
New York
Porthmd
Brown's Wharf
Brookses Die After Maine Meeting in Portland
Rev and Mrs Charles K E Brooks died Monday in Portland after attending a Maine ministerial association meeting. The couple were members of the local church and were part of a regional religious community. Their loss is noted by colleagues and congregants.
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Charles KE. Brooks
Portland
Maine
Mosquitoes and coastal traffic mark Bath notes
A Bath city column recounts visitor notes from Portland and Topsham, steamer service resuming June 1 between Boston and Kennebec, and summer schedules like Sabine trips to Popham Beach beginning June 16. It notes a sunny Sunday, new Rotary sign, local purchases, social visits, and ongoing local happenings across Bath and nearby towns.
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Daniel S&s. Brierley
Portland
B. W. Mallett
Topsham
Bath
Boston
Kennebee
Sabine
Popham Beach
Brunswick Road
John Smart
Lower High Street
Studebaker
Willian W. Brown
Bowdoinham
Charles Brown
Lewis Milton
Maple Street
City Hospital
Maxwell Powers
Arthur J. Dunton
Clara Coombs
Porthind
Henry C. Wright
Liverpool
Rockwood Cottage
New Meadows River
Lilie M. Cahill
Madelyn Davis
George Cahill
Warren Oliver
Ena Bucknam
Galen Py. Watson
Louise R. Staples
Orphans’ Home
Porth
Muriel
Maine General Hospital
Samuel S. Sewall
Redlands
Cal
Chatham
Vanderbilt’ Avenue
New York
Proutsneck
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Valera
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Star
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Perkins
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Bath Savings Institution
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Court Street
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Snow
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