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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1927

Page

8

Bath Daily Times items include yacht launch and bridge talks

The Bath Daily Times notes the launch of the sloop yacht Clique built for Capt. George Wiggin by Ver sink & Blaisdell and reports on a plan to build a 250-seat grand stand for the Bath Baseball Association. Also covered are road and bridge funding discussions with West Bath and Brunswick, steamer plans for the Kennebec route, strawberry festival proceeds, and progress on local shipbuilding and machine shops.

Clique George Wiggin Verkink & Blaisdell, Yacht Builders

Bath Daily News Roundup June 16 1887

Water works piping progresses on Commercial street with six inch pipe shipments arriving for lower Houghton Bros wharf. Sign for W H Wetherbee Co grocers is painted at S C Sawyers shop as plans unfold for local commerce in Bath Maine.

Water Works Commercial Street Houghton Bros S.C. Sawyer W. H. Wetherbee & Co North End Lieto

Notable Local Movements Before Today’s Ball Games

June 17, 1887 reports John Fitzgerald aboard the Star traveling from Hub to attend New York and Boston baseball games. Fisher, an employee at Moulton's Iron Works, is home with a injured leg. P. J. McElroy, four years in the New England Iron Works boiler department, heads to Providence to join a large boiler manufactory.

John Fitzgerald Star Fisher Moulton’s Tron Works P. J. McElroy New England Iron Works Providence

Bath area slate of summer excursions and incidents

On June 20 1887 the Sappho steamed to Bar Harbor. Ban gor will add a shingle mill at M G Shaw & Son. Winter Street church society sails to Christmas Cove aboard Wiwurna next Wednesday. Bath hackmen plan annual excursion to Inner Heron Island. A 30 pound salmon was sold at 25 cents a pound at Center Street markets. Two flag cars with 12 inch water pipe were moved to West Bath near Sanford’s crossing. Children’s Day at Beacon Street church drew large attendance. Post Sedgwick No 4 G A R to sail on Wiwurna to Inner Heron Island next Tuesday. Douglas’ store and Marine bank windows damaged by a trench blast. Robbins’ circus teams of 18 cars reached Bath for Rockland trip, ferry City of Rockland making ten trips to transfer cars to Woolwich then form trains for Lime Rock. Bath High School graduating class excursion took place on Wiwurna to Boothbay.

Robbins’ Circus Rockland Woolwich Shore Lime Rock

McFadden Thibodeau wed in Waterville June fifth

R Clinton McFadden of Bath married Rose Anna Thibodeau of Waterville in Waterville on June 5. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Roscoe McFadden, studied at Morse High School and worked for Lunt Morse Engineering in Boston. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mer Thibodeau, trained as a nurse at Boston City Hospital, served overseas, and holds a lieutenant rank in the Army Reserve nursing corps. Attended by Arthur Thibodeau and Emily Thibodeau, the couple initially planned a secret marriage until news broke Monday.

R. Clinton McFadden Bath Rose Anna Thibodeau Porthand Joseph Orieux Waterville Roscoe PP McFadden Morse High Lunt-Morse Iengineering Co Boston McFadden Mer John Thibodeau Boston City Hospital United States Veterans Bureau Arthur Thibodeau Emily Thibodeau Massachusetts College of Pharmacy United States Secret Service Houston Texas Nurses Army Reserve Corps

Pupils Make Records at South Street School

Principal Miss Laura Mitchell announces the pupils marked neither absent nor tardy for the just closed school year: Marcella Lozier, Gretchen Blair, Mary Lee, Anna Sullivan, Gordon Crowley, Everett Norton, Robert Lee, Thomas Gallagher. Also noted are pupils absent only one day: Grace Goodwin, Mary Goodwin, Virginia Rines.

Laura Mitchell South Street Marcella Lozier Gretchen Blair Mary Lee Anna Sullivan Gordon Crowley Everett Norton Robert Lee Thomas Gallagher Grace Goodwin Mary Goodwin Virginia Rines

Notice of Foreclosure on Maine Homestead Farm

Margaret Farwell Strout of Cumberland conveyed a homestead farm in Woolwich to Ebenezer Reed by mortgage dated January 9 1925. The mortgage recorded in Sagadahoc Deeds Book 157 Page 459 breached, prompting foreclosure action in Bath Maine dated June 7 1927 by Ebenezer Reed with attorney Wm T Hall.

Margaret Farwell Strout Cumberland Maine Sagadahoe Registry of Woolwich Kennebec David G. Reed John C. Preble William G. Preble Bath

New England crops aided by heavy rainfall in north

May weather brought cloudy rainy days, with heavy rain in northern New England improving oats and hay conditions. Grain and hay in New England were near average by June 1, while pastures remained good. US wheat and oats prospects show mixed regional variation, with hay benefiting from cooler rains and early southern potatoes affected by drought or excess rain.

New England United States Athlntic

Driver Not Blamed For Accident In Dorchester

Arthur L. Perkins Jr., seven, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur L Perkins, of 18 Elsinore Avenue, remained at City Hospital all day Thursday for observation after being struck Wednesday afternoon near Midle and Center streets by an automobile driven by Walter Killion from Dorchester. Police report the accident unavoidable and Killion, visiting his uncle James C Mulligan, did all he could to prevent it.

Arthur LL. Perkins, Jr Arthur L. Perkins Elsinore Avenue City Hospital Center Walter Killion Geneva Avenue Dorchester Mass Killion James C. Mulligan

Meeting of creditors for Vie wor N Chambers of Bath

The first meeting of creditors was held Saturday forenoon at 11 in Bath at the office of Referee in Bankruptcy William T. Hall. Mr Chambers and his attorney Edward W Bridgham were present. No creditors appeared and no assets were found, so Referee Hall ordered no trustee elected.

N. Chambers Bath William T. Hall Chambers Edward W. Bridgham Tall

Steamer Sabine Begins Summer Bath and Popham Runs

The Steamer Sabine started its summer schedule on the Bath and Popham Beach route, offering two daily round trips. It leaves Popham Beach for Bath at 7 AM, returns from Bath at 9 15 AM, and in the afternoon departs Popham at 2 PM, returning from Bath at 4 30 PM.

Sabine Bath Popham Beach Popham

Flora B. Coombs filing in Sagadahoc Probate Court

In Bath Sagadahoc County on June 14 1927 Walter S Glidden Judge of Probate presided a probate matter for Flora B Coombs A true copy attested by William F Dunham Register of Probate

Flora B. Coombs State OF Maine Sagadahoc Bath August Weber Seal Maine Sagadahoe Walter S. Glidden L’robate State OF Sandahoe Edward W. Bridgeham Walter HW. Melcher Spraeue Charles WH. Melcher Boston Mass Edward W. Bridaham Edward W. Bridgham Sagadahoc, Ss Frederick J. Hwinckley Sasi Tlahoc William F. Dunstam Sagadahog Ald Fred L. Lawrence James D. Lawrence Arrowsic Ema EK Morgan William F. Dunham Register Wey Ada E Varry G. Deering Ada E. Deering Sail Etta M. Gaspey Melrose Annie M. Rideout Savadahoe Sail Trust Elizabeth G Brown Allan Spear Ellen Nelson Sadehoe Ae DL Henry Nelson Batlinsand Walter S, Glidden Angie Clough Morrison Ezra Walter Morrison Tate Philpsburg Sand County Anat Saw County Walter S Glidden Fertha C. Dean George W. Dean Walter Glidden Warriet A. Grows Brunswick Irebate Court Alice i Travis Harnet A. Grows John H. Schottler Minor West Walter 5S. Gudden Charles C. Low Henry C Standish Soul Walter. S. Glidden State Jume Rose E. Leydon Thomas Leydon Sacacanes Sidney B. Lermond Emma E. Lermond Sagadailoc Jennie M. B. Spinney J. Clifford Spinney

Bowie Named County Agent for New Popham Beach Road

The Cumberland County commissioners appoint William R. Bowie of Phippsburg to represent the county in building a new road from near the wharf along the east shore to the south shore of Popham Beach. The project, urged by cottage owners, will be built in sections starting this year with bids expected. Bowie, not a former Phippsburg selectman, was re elected to the town board last March.

North Bath Committee On Highways William R. Bowie Uhippsburg Popham Tbeach Mr. Bowie Bowie Board of Selectmen Phippsburg

Truant Officer Reports 39 School Rooms in Edwin Il

Edwin IL truant officer Edwin Emmons in his 24th year toured 39 grade rooms. James E Percy of North Bergen NJ petitions probate court in Sagadahoc for administration of Martha E K Perey estate, alleging last domiciled in Phippsburg. Percy seeks will proof and estate administration with will annexed.

Edwin IL. Emmons State OF Maine Saradahoe James E. Percy North Berge UN Hudson New Jersey Martha EK. Perey Phippsburg Sagadahoc James Percy North Bergen N. J Sail Percy

Farewell to Pupils as Emmons Ends 24 Year Service

Friday morning tributes took Mr. Emmons through 39 South End rooms, thanking pupils for kindness this year. He praises the staff, notes perfect attendance across 24 years, and promises to return in the Fall to greet students again.

Dancing Season Opens at West Point Hall

The first dance of the season at Smith's hall West Point was held Thursday evening with the largest crowd since its dedication. Music for new and old dances was by Stevens Hartleb and Drouin.

Smith's Hall West Point Stevens, Hartleb and Drouin

Columbia Orchestra Plans Grand July Fourth Ball

Manager Smith engages seven piece Columbia orchestra for a grand ball on July 4. He aims to eclipse last August’s Midsummer Carnival, reputedly the town’s biggest event, promising special features and novelties never before seen in the territory.

Columbia Orchestra Smith

Boston Social Visitors At Popham Beach

Hlenughton McLellan of Boston and friend Mr Magnusen arrived Friday and spent the weekend as guests of Joseph Small at the Small cottage on Popham Beach.

Hlenughton McLellan Boston Mr. Magnusen Popham Beach Joseph Small

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Bath Daily Times the Universalist Church George W. Hunt Oak and Lincoln Streets Bath Baseball Association Lincoln Street Grounds Brown Harry McDonald Kennebec Steamboat Co Star of the East Bull Rock West Bath Trix Bath Water Works Broad Street North Street William T. Donnell Moulton’s Iron Works Ianthe Staples Bowdoinham Gas Wharf Arte Sy Medical Association A. J. Fuller New Brunswick Society George Moulton, Jr Nichols Postoffice Department Moulton Freeport Portland Crosby Mary FE. Pray Colby Charles Th, Foster Nellie Gibbs Richard Gibbs R. N. Park William B. Parris Harrington E. B. Mallet William J. Creasey Angie May Dunton James Dunton Emma Francis Twitchell F. H. Twitchell Abbott Family School Andover Dunton Bath High School Pettee James Cameron Shaw Bath Tron Works Capt. Kittridge Pickaxe and Front Street Davis Hatch Boothbay Eastern Steamboat Co T. al. Clark Jim the Penman Talmer Madison Square Georgietta Houghton’s Maine Central Sanford’s Crossing Beacon Street Church A. A. Percy Sunbeam Harry H. Donnell Commodore Percy Cascatacs Knights Templar Dunlap Alameda Cobbossecontee Charles Greenleaf Cole Messrs A. Wardwell Bowdoin College Wardwell Mr. Cole Georgetown Secretary of State Washington Center Streets Sappho Bar Harbor Bangor M. G. Shaw & Son Winter Street Church Society Christmas Cove Wiwarna Bath Hackmen Inner Heron Island Atlase Dee Beacon Street Sedgwick G.A.R Douglas Marine Bank M’fadden Thibodeau Ebenezer Reed Main Wm. T. Hall Hay Leighton M. Coombs Irene F. Coombs High Mary Low William Weeks R. H. Rich Susan Lincoln D. M. Coombs John W. Weeks James W Coombs Clara W. Cameron Fred M Coombs Eliza S. Coombs S. S High Street James W. Coombs Fred M. Coombs Frank L. McLaughlin Julia P. Mclaughlin Sagadahoe S. S. Registry of Deeds George Hi. Knowles John T. Palmer James W.coombs Attes William F. Dunham Tames FE. Percy County of Joset Ces S. Shorey J. Edward Drake Arthur J. Dunton Sagatahee Kimima Andrews Ohd Orchard York Frank J. Fowler Petitener Saul George Wobbles Ikawry Nellie Fall Biddeford Fred Winters Batha Sawada Noe Nelief Emma J. Andrews Swern John Long Sagadalee Thomas Long Woolwiel Sagadahee William FL Dunstam William FF. Dunnam Elmer F. Mayes F. A. Cotton Palmer Charles Fo Fracer Franklin Wilbur W. Smallidge Mt. Desert Eliza A. Baird Englewood Sand Sepadahoc Brek S Aid Lick Maine Central Raiload Company Washington Street Sauleal John Shaw Flmer Hayes William F. Bunham West Point Hall
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