Bath News in Review of June 1899 Harbor Events
Bath notes mark a busy port day with ships launched and loaded ice for Philadelphia. The 184-foot steam tugs for New York harbor are contracted at about $180,000, while the five masted Henry O Barrett arrives for finishing touches and the Charles Davenport carries ice to Philadelphia. Weddings, races, and city firm news fill the item list.
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Bath
Bath Iron Works
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co
New York Harbor
Henry O. Barrett
Davis
G. G. Deering
Baltimore
Rutie
Boston
Rowe Bros
Richmond
Maine
New England
Portland
United States
Sunday scene disrupts Deep Sea fishing near Winnegance
The report notes that local fishermen cannot obtain bait at Winnegance as the creeks have emptied, with most fish having departed the area. The account reflects difficulties faced by seafaring crews seeking sustenance and catching opportunities.
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Winnegance
Graduation Exercises at Arrow sic Church Arrowsic
The Arrowsic school held graduation exercises Tuesday at 8 PM in the Arrowsic church. Norma Jean Drummond and Robert Earl Lawrence were the graduates, both planning to attend Morse High in the fall. Decorations featured green and white colors and two large American flags.
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Arrowsic
Surrouni
Charles Brown
The
Union For Christian
Entrance Marth
Norma Jean Drummond
Marshall
Joseph Frank Lawrence, Jr
Gertrude Marcia Phinney
Little Sir Echo
Sylvia Lorraine Campbell
Longfellow
Robert Earl Lawrence
John H. Carter
Mildred Phinney
Willam Woodward
Georgie M. R. Walker
G A R Veterans Encampment Tribute Continues
The article notes G A R veterans at an encampment continue to celebrate and enjoy good health. It mentions Mr. Leavitt as another veteran coparently enjoying strong health and expresses hope for many more years of wellbeing.
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Leavitt
Oldest Maine veteran among encampment arrivals
George H. Jones, 90, Oxford native and Maine’s oldest living druggist, is the third veteran to arrive for the annual G A R encampment. The group totals nine men, all in good health, with deep ties to national and state gatherings and a shared love of fishing.
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George H. Jones
Mr. Jones
Oxford
Maine
Augusta
Florida
Key West
Madison
Wis
Des Moines
Palmer
Jones
Frank J. Savage
Fairfield
Department of Maine
1St Maine Cavalry
John W. Fogler
Skowhegan
14Th Maine Infantry
John B. Sawtelle
Sidney
Tne
Mr. Sawtelle
F. Emerson
Maine Infantry
George W. Benson
Oakland
3Rd
Nathan Hallowell
South China
Maine Cavalry
Sunday Menu and Diet Plan for Adults and Children
A food column outlines daily nutrition emphasizing milk as essential, two daily servings of vegetables and fruit, whole grains, protein options, and ample water. It advises planning meals weekly, using ads for bargains, and minimizing waste while stressing attractive plating. It then presents three Sunday menus with detailed recipes for breakfast, dinner, and supper for four people.
St John s Day Plans For Dunlap Knights
Dunlap commandery No. 5 prepares for St John s Day events with five other commanderies on June 24 in Augusta Maine. Bath group departs 7 a.m. for Trinity commandery followed by parade at 9 30 and shore dinner at Gilberts at 12 30. Activities include field and water sports and tickets handled by Chester H McCabe and Carl Albee.
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Dunlap Commandery
E. T
St. John’s Day
Maine Commandery
Gardiner
Trinity
Augusta
DeMolay
Skowhegan
St. Omer
Waterville
Pilgrim
Farmington
Bath
Masonic Tempe
Brunswick
Trinity Commandery
Pemaquid Beach
Wiscasset
Damariscotta
Gilbert's
Chester H. McCabe
Carl E. Albee
Peune
Lloyd Looker Charfe
Harold E. Catling
McCabe
Mr. Albee
Freeman's
Summer Round-Up by P.T.A. Completed
The Annual Summer Round-Up by South End North Center and Dike P T A s in Weld shows a 30 percent rise in participation. Of 203 entering the school, 86 were examined. 84 by doctors, 45 by dentists, 42 by both. Defects totaled 42 and dental issues 38.
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South End
North Center
Dike P. T. A's
Weld
Ada §. Crockett
North Center P. T. A
Arthur Berry
South End P. T. A
Stella A. Dolloff
Dike P. T. A
John Parker
Ruth Henry
Red Cross
Joseph I. Smith
Jacob Smith
C. A. Berry
Paul A. Gregward
Francis A. Winchenbach
Harry F. Morin
Ardenne A. Stott
Albert 8. Owen
Langton T. Snipe
Dentis
George W. H*3
Vicar R. E. Carey
Herbert T. Caverly
Williams Whitney
Ralph D. Warren
Charles F. Rush
Salvation Army to Launch Annual Drive July 15
The Salvation Army announced a July 15 launch for its annual maintenance drive. Edward W. Bridgham will chair, with Mrs Sumner Sewall as vice chair and Daniel Williams as treasurer. Ralph G. Stetson serves as secretary and Capt C F Bowles leads solicitors to ensure a swift appeal. The committee aims to minimize time and cost by finishing quickly if the public responds promptly.
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Salvation Army
Edward W. Bridgham
Sumner Sewall
Daniel Williams
Ralph G. Stetson
C. F. Bowles
lIong
Probate notices from Bath Sagadahoc 1939 list of administratrixs
Court of Probate in Bath Sagadahoc issues notices for estates including Sylvia Warren as administratrix of Edgar A. Warren, Hattie R. Evrard as potential administratrix without bond, Louise T. Burgess as administratrix, Lillian G. Hosmer to receive Letters Testamentary, Fred H. Rittall Jr as administrator of estate with real estate in Georgetown, and multiple others with petitions to appoint administrators or executors. Public notice requires weekly publication for three weeks in Bath Independent.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
West Bath
Earle C. Donnell
Ernest M. Ayrard
West Bridgewater
Massachusetts
Hattie R. Evrard
Bridgewater
Joshua A. Tibbetts
W!ll
Lillian G. Hosmer
Emma F. Rittali
Georgetown
Fred H. Rittall
Frances J. Cavanaugh
William
Mary F. Brirv
William S. Frirv
Melrose
Mess
Willen & Priry Riowartd
E. Briry
Reth
Gahan
Rath
Mary G. ‘Ishan
Mary G. Gahan
John L
Jack
Konstantine Gurgiotis
Sawer W. Frideham
Mary A. Efivgiey
Jofe
Tonsham
Delmar EB Bates
Walter
Gtlirdan
John P Carry
Eam
Path
Jacob Stone
Poston
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David Harris
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Naples
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Milan
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New Bedford
the Transportation Co
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Philadelphia
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Charles A. Hooker
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Frank Turner
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J. G. Washburn
L. B. Costello
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Washington Street
O. W. Folsom
Winter Street
Annie F. Kimball
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Percy
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Merton Webber
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Newhall
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Emma
Mattie Hooper
Belmont
Edith Sargent
John Hooper
Western Union Telegram Co
H. T. Passmore and Co
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Thomas P. Gibbons
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Edith
Reed
Woodcock
Walter Swett
Hecla
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M. W. Sewall
Clarence W. Morse
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Fred 8. Curtis
Mildred
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Annie Kimball
Jack Shepard
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Swett’s
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Jennie
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Harry H. Watson
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Edwin T. Léonard
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Julep
John 8. Hyde
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George Merrill
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P.T.A
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