Forty Years Ago in Bath June 7 1910 Highlights
The Bath page recalls a 1910 Pop concert committee listing Mrs John A Morse Mrs Ernest A Allan Mrs Thomas S Gibbons Mrs Fred F Blaisdell Mrs William Palmer Miss Laura Palmer Miss Anna Palmer Miss Jane Whitmore and Mrs Harry C Webber. It also notes ships, auctions, local politics, street work and community events including snow melt, race reports, school reappointments, road improvements and a Royal Navy connection via Ensign Hoover.
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Alarfieda
John A. Morse
Ernest A. Allan
Thomas S. Gibbons
Fred F. Blaisdell
William Palmer
Laura M. Palmer
Anna Palmer
Jane Whitmore
Harry C. Webber
Colonel Dummer Sewall
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
June Rideout
Alice
Marion Dain
Alice Bullman
Abbie Scott
Leonice Morse
Margaret Mulligan
Evelyn
Bertha Wood
Jane M. Whitmore
Laura B. Palmer
Mollie Palmer
George B. Moody
Flora Randall
James F. Murphy
Howard B. Johnson
Alice Shorey
Alice Robbins
William E. Palmer
Clarence W. Morse
Ernest Allan
Thomass. Gibbons
Obediah Gardner Seen as Democrat Standard Bearer in Bath
Obediah Gardner of Rockland, rumored potential Democratic standard bearer, visited Bath on route to Brunswick. He stopped to meet local leaders and noted his campaign readiness as he travels in fine trim. The new telephone line to Montsveag is completed and now in operation after a long work period.
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North Street
Brunswick Road
Limerock Hill
Street and Sewer Commission
Washington Street
Oak
Obediah Gardner
Rockland
Bath
Brunswick
Montsveag
Lewis Lee Mikelsky
Bowdoin College
Bowdoin
Morse High School
Brunswick High School
Press Club
Cercle Francais
Captain Cook
Baxter
Morse High School elects captains and managers for 1911
At a Morse High School Athletic Association meeting Robert Goodman was named captain and Harold Reed appointed baseball manager for 1911, with Charles Merrill named football manager. Mrs. Thomas P. Black hosted a five table bridge party for Mrs. Walter Ellis of Nashua, Miss Madelyn Clifford won a silver frame, and two special cars carried feeble minded children from a New Jersey home to Owl's Head for the summer.
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Morse High School Athletic Association
Robert Goodman
Harold Reed
Charles Merrill
Thomas P. Black
Washington Street
Walter Ellis
Nashua
N. H
Madelyn Clifford
New Jersey
Owl's Head
Jones Bros Wild West Show Stops in Bath for Rockland Tour
June 10 1910 a Jones Bros Wild West Show train of 11 cars passed Bath at 1 35 am en route to Rockland with conductor Frazier in charge. The Ferdinando Gorges steamer made two trips to transfer the outfit and the show performs in Rockland Damariscotta and Gardiner.
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Jones Bros
Death of Charter Members and Visiting Notables Named
Dr Randall D Bibber and Dr E M Fuller are noted as charter members in a death notice. Pallbearers include William E Rice J B Wescott and C A Peaslee. Lt Cmdr and Mrs Sanford Moses and two children, plus Mr and Mrs Frank Calloway of Atlanta and two children, will visit July 1 to open Brushwood bungalow by the river from Thorne's. M H White of Bowdingham announces candidacy for county commissioner. C B Randall, current commissioner, is also running.
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Armory Hall
Sanford L. Fogg, Esq
Edward W. Hyde
Charles W. Clifford
Fred H. Kimball
F. B. Nichols
Wilbur C. Oliver
Randall_D.Bibber
E. M. Fuller
William E. Rice
J. B. Wescott
C. A. Peaslee
Sanford Moses
Frank Calloway
Atlanta
Brushwood
Thorne
M. H. White
Bowdeinham
C. B. Randall
Sagadahoc County Rises to Second in Maine Bond Drive
Sagadahoc County hold second place among Maine counties with 62.3 percent of sales in the Independence Bond Drive and $12,469 in E Bonds toward a $20,000 quota. Franklin leads at 69.4 percent. A large replica Liberty Bell will be shown in Bath on Thursday June 22 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., weighing over two thousand pounds and symbolizing independence.
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Bath
France
America
Senator Cross Critiques Federal Overreach In Maine Forum
Senator Cross urged returning power to states and towns to curb a growing centralized government and avoid burdening taxpayers with federal red ink. He warned federal aid buys control and praised Maine’s many small towns as bulwarks against socialized government, calling for tax function shifts back to states and municipalities. The forum also covered education funding, old age aid, highway modernization, liquor control, and wildlife conservation with multiple candidates participating.
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Cross
Maine
Council of State Governments
Augusta
Sewall
Washington
Joseph W. Larrabee
West Bath
Roy Stewart
Woolwich
Cleaveland P. Curtis
Bowdeinham
Bath Camp and Auxiliary Attend Spanish War Veterans Session
Mr and Mrs Asia Wilson and Mr and Mrs Melvin Whitlam led a Bath Camp and Auxiliary contingent at the United Spanish War Veterans session in Biddeford on Saturday. Whitlam was elected deputy commander and Wilson was named department president, with many attendees including Harriet Otis Bina Staples Cilian Adams Beatrice Burns Dorothy Cummings Charlotte Barker and Annie Oliver among the group.
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Asia Wilson
Melvin Whitlam
Harriet Otis
Bina Staples
Cilian Adams
Beatrice Burns
Dorothy Cummings
Charlotte Barker
Annie Oliver
Bath
United Spanish War Veterans
Biddeford
Whitlam
Wilson
City honors ship crew with recreation program praise
Rodney E. Ross read a letter from the ship’s commanding officer thanking the City Council for the fine time provided. Edward J. McMann directed the recreation program and did a good job. Councilmen Harold J. McElman and Archibald M. Main Jr praised the Community Center dance for sailors and local youths. Registrations for primaries are light as 48 register at Bath Board office. 42 Republicans, three Democrats, three undeclared. Bath Board will meet Saturday and Monday with an 9 pm Monday deadline.
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Rodney E. Ross
Edward J. McMann
Harold J. McElman
Archibald M. Main, Jr
Bath Board
City Hall
Bath Board of Registration
Maine Primary Outlook Shows Narrow Races Across State
Few contests this year with U S Senate unopposed. Republican Frederick G Payne seeks no challenge for governor as Democrats field Le land B Currier of Litchfield against Earl S Grant of Portland. In First District, Rep Robert Hale faces Ray W Stetson of Portland while Democrats nominate Lucia M Cormier of Rumford and Adrian H Scolten of Portland. Second District hosts a three way Democratic race among A M Chiaravalloti Wilton John P Fortunato Lewiston and John J Maloney Jr of Lewiston.
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U. S
Frederick G. Payne
Leland B. Currier
Litchfield
Earl S. Grant
Portland
Robert Hale
Ray W. Stetson
Lucia M. Cormier
Rumford
Adrian H. Scolten
A. M. Chiaravalloti
Wilton
John P. Fortunato
Lewiston
John J. Maloney, Jr
Republicans Hold County Meeting Across Sagadahoc
Wednesday night Republicans in Bath wrapped up a county program by the Sagadahoc Republican committee. Similar gatherings in Bowdoinham Phippsburg Bath Topsham Woolwich drew sizable crowds in an off year. The events boosted primaries interest and let candidates present views to party members.
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Joseph Randlett
Richmond
Foster M. Pratt
Bath
Frank Bailey
Woolwich
Raymond McIntire
Phippsburg
Roger Williams
Topsham
Charles W. Messenger
Republican City Committee
E. A. Stover
Phillip W. Oliver
Sewall
Cross
Stover
Oliver
Sagadahoc
Justus H. Miller
Etta Thurlow
Sagadahoc County
Republican Committee
Bowdoinham
Mrs Barksdale visits Miss King in Little Rock
Mrs. Roger Barksdale of Little Rock Arkansas visits Miss Audrey King at her home on Edgett Street. Barksdale attended King’s Colby College graduation in Waterville Monday. The two were roommates at Larson Junior College New Haven Conn. Radar research began as far back as 1932.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Audrey King
King
Edgett Street
Barksdale
Miss King
Colby College
Waterville
Mrs. Barksdale
Larson Junior College
New Haven
Conn
Phippsburg Town Roster of Summer Visitors and Movements
Friday in Phippsburg, many residents prepared for summer, with Yale Divinity School graduate becoming the new director of Phippsburg Christian Service in town. The list names residents and visitors at the Center, Small Point, Popham Beach, and Meadowbrook, detailing travels, summer homes, and family connections across Bath and surrounding communities.
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New Haven
Constance Ektrand
Five Islands
Markham House
Charles V. Minott
Frederick Haggett
Carl Albeen
Bath
Victoria Society of Maine
Portland
John Malcolm
Small Point Road
Lester Beals End
Green Cove Spring
Fla
Clinton Beals
Stoneybrook Road
Alice Minott
New Brunswick
N. J
Jean Bowker
Jean
Adele Hunt
Joyce Perkins
Earl Perkins
Popham Beach
Langdon Thistle
South Lancaster
Mass
Leo Martin
Roderick Brown
Roderick
Warwick
T. C. Hughes
Meadowbrook
Eugene Bowker
Eugene, Jr
Cindy
Kittery
Jay K. Bowker
Mrs Jeannette Bickmore Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs Jeannette Bickmore daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold C Hart of 88 Denny road has been a patient for two weeks at Maine General hospital Portland and has returned to her home in Rockland.
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Harold C. Hart
Denny Road
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Rockland
Probate notices list executors and administrators appointed
I John L. Jack Register of Sagadie County certify that in estates Evangeliste Vachon of Bath deceased Eva Vachon named executrix without bond appointed June 6 1950 and David Leon of Phippsburg deceased Charles T Small appointed administrator June 6 950.
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Forrest C. Legard
John Kaney
G. Fenn
Ralph O. Dale
Harold J. Rubin
Register of Probate
John L. Jack
Topsham
J. Horace McClure
Charles T. Small
Courtney E. Stover
West Bath
Sagad
Evangeliste Vachon
Eva Vachon
David Leon
Phippsburg
Begadahoc
Russell L. Phinney
Maude S. Phinney
Fred L. Carlton
Woolwich
Florence E. Carlton
Elizabeth A. Oliver
Osborne N. Oliver
Jordan G. Percy
Walter I. Percy
Douglas O. Wirta
Everett R. Wirta
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Nellie D. Thompson
Harry L. Day
Lena D. Donnell
Camilla A. Sewall
Loyall F. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Walter ©. Edee
Camilla S. Edge
Sewall
John W. Williams
Kaiulani
Williams
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