Memorial Day crowds fill Bath cemetery and local events
Thousands visited the Bath cemetery on Memorial Day as Civil War heroes and private citizens received floral tributes. The day included a memorial service in Calvary cemetery led by the pastor and choir after a church ceremony, plus parades, dances at Bay Point Casino, and various social gatherings across Bath and surrounding areas.
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Drum Corps
Holy Name Society
Calvary Cemetery
Wetherbee Visit and Local Property Moves Mark Weekend
On June 2 1915 Mr and Mrs Charles P Wetherbee returned from a mountain weekend visiting their son George B Wetherbee at Phillips Andover. Exeter lost to Andover in a Saturday sports event. Capt Henry W Owen and Mrs Owen opened Turner cottage at Foster's Point with a holiday gathering including Mr and Mrs Frank H Turner Mr and Mrs Edwin H Turner and Miss Carolyn. G C Moses homestead on the avenue is being painted colonial yellow. Bishop and Lovejoy completed a deal transferring ownership of the Merrymeeting Park casino building to Popham Beach promoters Rupert H Baxter and Charles Biswell.
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Charles P Wetherbee
George B. Wetherbee
Phillips-Andover
Andover
Exeter
Henry W
Foster's Point
Turner Cottage
Frank H. Turner
Edwin H. Turner
Carolyn
G. C. Moses
Messrs
Bishop
Lovejoy
Rupert H. Baxter
Charles Biswell
Popham Beach
Merrymeeting Park
Bath community notes and events from June 3 1915
The Clara A Donnell last Bath schooner sails from Norfolk to Las Palmas en route to the Canary Islands. Bath plans a new school building. Morse High beats Boothbay Harbor High 10 8 as they prep for Thornton Academy. John Roberts honored at 95. Daniel Bishop demolishes Merrymeeting Park casino. 1 000 000 feet hardwood estimated. Two major school events set for June 16 and 18. Wilbur C Oliver declines 12000 profit on shelter sale linked to galvanizing torpedo boat destroyers. Bath Alumni Association holds reunion and banquet planned for June 14.
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Clara A. Donnell
Norfolk
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Morse High
Boothbay Harbor High
Kelley Field
Morse
Thornton Academy
Saco
Wilbur C. Oliver
Bath Galvanizing Works
Shelter
Buffalo
Mr. Oliver
President Hyde
Bath Iron Works
Milton S Kimball Wins Pinchot Cup at Westminster
Friends learn Milton S Kimball received the Pinchot Cup at Westminster School Simsbury Conn for the senior who has done the most good during the year. Milton has attended the school six years.
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Westminster School
Simsbury
Conn
Milton
Jane Falmer returns to sea after repairs at Percy & Small
The schooner Jane Falmer under Capt Glaeser finished repairs at Percy & Small's yard and to be towed to sea on Tuesday for Hampton Roads orders. Pinickers enjoyed clambakes along New Meadows shores Sunday. Robert Sutherland and son Fred planted 5 000 white trees at Poland Spring Danville Junction, and hedge work at U S Custom House Portland. Islander to resume Augusta Boothbay service Wednesday. Elmhurst guests Fenn and Faxon joined by brush fires and honorary fire brigade membership. Capt Brewer of Wiwurna noted.
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Ashdale
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H. C. Baxter
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New Meadows
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Glaeser
Percy & Small
Hampton Roads
Robert Sutherland
Fred
Poland
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U. S
Custom House
Portland
Local Golfers Tie Ed Furgol For Medal At Bath Event
Two Bath golfers Andrew Flaherty and George Perry shot net 71 to win IT Beat Ed Furgol medals in the fourth annual National Golf Day tourney at Bath Golf Club. Furgol, at Olympic Club in San Francisco, posted a 1 stroke behind with net 72. 34 entries overall braved rain. Patty Berg shot 78 net for best among women. Maine saw 300 participants, Portland CC leading with 81 players.
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Andrew Flaherty
George Perry
William Kelley
James Caverly
George Carmichael
Furgol
San Francisco
Olympic Club
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Leon Buck
Bath
Miss Berg
New England
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Fourteen Morse Graduates Plan to Enter Nursing
From the 66 Morse graduates Tuesday night, fourteen will pursue nursing next fall. Elizabeth Bull, Patricia Chase, Edna Dighton, Carol Sue Hagerthy, Janice Hanna, Maureen Kelliher, Edna King, Shirley Ricker, and Barbara Thornton will train at Maine Medical Center. Jacqueline Staples and Dorothy Thompson plan Boston City Hospital, Joanne Frank at St. Mary Nursing School, Janet Cohen at Beth Israel Hospital. Judith Holbrook will attend the University of Maine and Maine Medical Center.
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Morse
Elizabeth Bull
Patricia Chase
Edna Dighton
Carol Sue Hagerthy
Janice Hanna
Maureen Kelliher
Edna King
Shirley Ricker
Barbara Thornton
Trac
Maine Medical Center
Jacqueline Staples
Dorothy Thompson
Boston City Hospital
Joanne Frank
St. Mary
Janet Cohen
Beth Isreal
Judith Holbrook
University of Maine
Tradition Ties Red Burns to American Image
The passage recalls how red burns became an American symbol as farmers painted homes white with blue skies. The Ladies of St Anne at St Mary’s Church will receive communion together at the 780 Mass Sunday morning. Nonpolitical Politics.
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St. Anne of St Mary's Church
Morse Golfers Clinch Strong Season With 5 2 Win
Morse High School golf team closes a strong season at Bath Golf Club by defeating Waterville High 5 to 2. Coach Harry Hallsey's squad finishes 6 wins 1 loss 1 tie, among the school's best seasons.
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Best Ball
Hospital Clearing House Committee Meets Tuesday
Hospital Clearing House committee members and workers met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Duncan McInnes on Pearl Street for the quarterly session. Co chairmen Mrs. George H. Melnnes and Mrs. McInnes led the meeting as secretary Mrs. Larry Katz and treasurers Mrs. Ralph W. Brose Jr. and Mrs. Charles B. Doyle Jr. reported on three months’ activities and financial status. Volunteers expanded the workers, with Mr. Pind CY Hara and Mrs. Charles Side joining. Mrs. Kelley named volunteer worker chair to replace Mrs. Dean Shaw. Pricing reports were presented by Mrs. J. W. Spiller and Mrs. Eastham Guild Jr. The group announced a one week hold on purchases except bric a brac after four months the clearing house not responsible for most articles. Members listed include Mrs. Dennis on, Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. Katz, Mrs. Musk, and others.
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Pearl Street
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Meiinnes
Larry Katz
Ralph W Brasy
Charles B. Doyle, Jr
Kelli
Pind CY Hara
Charles Side
Kelley
Dean Shaw
Coeering House
Shaw
J WE Spiller
Eastham Guild, Jr
Clearings House
Willian W Dennison
J. Abbot Revlon
Norman Drummond
Harrys B. Wilson
Melnnes
Musk
Kenneth Humphries
Richard Kimball
Ralph W Broge
Max Kyle
Spier
Katz
Shin
Devie
Guid
Junior Bicycle Club Promotes Safety in Bath
The newly organized Junior Bicycle Club led by State Trooper Herman J. Boudreau promotes bicycle safety in Bath. A parade Thursday at 2 45 marks the group’s public debut with instructional courses on safety for fourth through seventh graders. Bruce Fielding is president with Harry Bennett as vice president and Eleanor Main as secretary.
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Herman J. Boudreau
John Duprey
Harry Bennett
Joey Marquis
Alden Greene
Bruce Fielding
Joyce Ring
Eleanor Main
Diana Barter
Joan Hart
Geraldine Bennett
Jacqueline Bennett
Boudreau
State Armory
Lincoln Street
Rotary Club Hears Talk On Natural Gas Controls
Allen Benner of Portland spoke at the Tuesday noon Rotary luncheon at Central church parish house on the impact of federal price fixing on natural gas producers. A film You, The People illustrated the threat to the economy and the public, featuring a pipeline superintendent, a natural gas producer, a farmer, a lawyer and an oil jobber.
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Portland
Rotary Club
Central Church Parish House
America
Benner
Don Eyner
Emera
BIW Reports Acquisition of Options on Oak Grove Area Property
BIW confirms a report it has acquired options to purchase property east and west of Oak Grove Avenue from the Harold M Sewall Estate Inc and the William JD Sewall Estate Inc. No immediate plans exist for usage. acquisition depends on further studies for residential development.
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Sonia Ly
Oak Grove Avenue
Harold Mi Sewall
William JD Sewall
Probate Notices for Sagadahoc Estates at Bath
Persons interested in estates of Ata Courtoaf of Bath and Lincoln A. Clough of Topsfield are ordered to publish notice. Probate Court in Sagadahoc will hear on June tuesday at 10 am to contest or acknowledge matters including wills for Pina Newton and Hermainesilde Fortin estates with appointments of executrix and administrator without bond.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Meek
Phath Independent
Saul Paya Po Newton
Hermainesilde Fortin
Bite
Joseph J. Fortin
Joseph Lo Fortin
Arthur J. Dunton
Bath Company Signals Housing Expansion Plan
The statement notes that additional housing may be needed in Bath and that the company could take steps to stimulate construction of a set number of houses at the proper time.
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Bath
Wiscasset Notices Track Family Anniversary Gatherings
Mrs Ann Nelder Beattie substitutes for Mrs Petrie. Mr and Mrs Frank Adams and grandson Frank Philip attend. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Adams and son Robert also noted. Byron Adams at 84th wedding anniversary of Charles and family in North Adams Massachusetts.
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Frank B Adams
Frank Philip
Benjamin Adams
Robert
Byron Adams
Charles Adams
North Adams
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Court of Probate Notices At Bath
Estate matters before Judge Arthur J Dunton at Bath Probate Court. Notice orders publish weekly for three weeks. Names Wilhelain Cotasony and Arthur J Walleriueot named as suitable executors or administrators. Petition details and hearings set for next month.
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