Bath Forty Years Ago Snow Impacts Streets And Events
Forties of Bath feature snow slides on Front street causing runaways while Supt. Gahan keeps electrics on time through a storm. The Salacia arrives from Boothbay, and local society notes include an Alameda concert, Knights installation, and a Bath Company gathering amid winter weather.
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Front Street
Supt
Gahan
Charles E. Richardson
Kennebunk
Bath Company
No. 5
Sentinel
J. McKeiver
Knights
Holly Tree Inn
W. E. Reid
Waterville
Hyde Lights Guards Plan Evening Meetings and Rehearsals
The Hyde Light Guards hold an important meeting this evening and Bath Naval Cadet band rehearses. Kennebec Yacht Club meets to choose land for a future club house. Choral rehearsal and city council finance report hearing also set for tonight. Weather affects sleighing. country roads improve. City Clerk accepts municipal election nomination papers and ram Katahdin plans draw attention.
Third Round Opens in Grammar League Basketball
The Y M C A Grammar School League began its third round at the Y gym with Dike, last round champion, and Central, second round winner, advancing. Dike beat North 34 20 while Central needed overtime to defeat St. Marys 73 69 after an 18 18 regulation tie. Kenyon Hudson and Murphy led Dike with strong first half surges. for Central King and Clancy controlled early, but the team faced a tight finish before overtime. E Cummings and Pomerleau starred for the losers.
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Y. M. C.A. Grammar School
Y Gymnasium
Dike
Central
Dikesters
North
St. Mary's
Hudson
Kenyon
Murphy
Hogan
King
Clancy
E. Cummings
Pomerleau
Y. M. C. A. Grammar School League
P.C. Central
Reds and Whites Saturday Winners in YMCA League
In the YMCA Intermediate League third round central Reds beat Frosh Grays 24 23 and central Whites defeated Frosh Browns 47 27. Reds lead the standings after two straight wins while Grays and Browns slip.
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Central Reds
Central Whites
Pros Gyays
Frosh Grays
Frosh Browns
Y. M. C. A. Inesra Rnees
Centrals
Browns
Reds
Sullivan
Wilson
Cummings
Estes, Gasser
Hatch
J. Desmond
Fishermen Find Great Sport Off Coast of Maine
Maine sea and shore fisheries shift toward sport and livelihood. Tuna along Casco bay and near Kennebunkport weigh from 75 to 600 pounds, harpooned early but now often caught on rod and line. Bass returns to Kennebec Mousam and Kennebunk rivers lead to bass limits and spring regulations. Pollock sport grows with light tackle and historical mackerel jigs.
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Maine
Sea and
Bangor
Dennys
Union
St. Croix
Calais
Casco Bay
Kennebunkport
North Atlantic
Pacific
Johnsons
Orrs Island
Kennebec
Mousam
Kennebunk
Rodney E. Foyler
Passamaquoddy Bay
Linwood S. Durgin
Lewiston
Pine Point
Lewiston Journal
Morse High basketball team nets impressive profits
Morse High School’s Blue and White team under coach Johnny Madden posted 11 wins in 13 games and have grossed about 1509 dollars with roughly 845 dollars in profit. The club expects roughly 1100 dollars profit from a 1800 dollar gross after Western Maine tournament receipts.
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Morse High School
Johnny Madden
Morsemen
Cheverts
Fighting Irish
Cheverus High
Morse Gymnasium
Portland
Portsmouth
N. H
Granite State
Westbrook
Morse
Cheverus
Lewiston
Woman's Auxiliary Speaker Recalls Conferences in Edinburgh Oxford and Cincinnati
Mrs. Kenneth C. M. Sills of Brunswick spoke at a Wednesday noon luncheon about last summer's conferences on Fellowship in Faith and Work in Edinburgh and Oxford and the recent triennial conference she attended in Cincinnati.
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Kenneth C. M. Sills
Brunswick
Woman's Auxiliary
St. John's Episcopal Church
Vestry
Edinburgh
Oxford
Cincinnati
Dud Leavitt's Murads Take Colonial League Lead
Dud Leavitt's Murads moved back to first place in the Colonial Club bowling league by earning all eight points on Thursday, swapping with Allie Jewett's Old Golds who had five. The Murads led by 1 point as Harry MacDonald's Kools held third and Don Jewett's Carmels rose over Horace Morse's Lucky Strikes. The Camels tied a record with a 436 team game. Allie Jewett rolled 338 and Don Jewett 334 while Morse and John Sanborn added 313 and 310.
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Dud Leavitt
Murads
Colonial Club
Allie Jewett
Old Golds
Harry MacDonald
Kools
Don Jewett
Carmels
Horace Morse
Camels
Spuds
Jewett Brothers
Allie
Don
John Sanborn
Windlass and Battery Markmen Clash at Armory Range
Hyde Windlass Co and Battery H riflemen battled in a tight match at the Armory range last Tuesday, Windlass edging Batte rymen by four points after leading by six with offhand firing. Charlie Andre led all with 69 points, Joe Arsenault and Al Bonney followed with 66 and 65. In a second match without prone shooting, Battery won by 14 points.
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Hyde Windlass Co
Battery H
Charlie Andre
Joe Arsenault
The
Battery
al Bonney
Windlassites
North End Riflemens Win Match At Auburn Shoe City Armory
The North End Community club rifle team beat Auburn Rifle club by 13 points at Shoe City armory range in Auburn. Hutchinson led Auburn with 183, H Waldron top North End at 181, Allie Goss 178 for North End, Bath’s H K Smith 98 led prone shooting. The piece also notes a Biddeford exhibition photo and a Brunswick high school alumni dance fundraiser raising 165.75 for stage gear.
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North End Communnity Club
Auburn
Auburn Rifle Club
Armory
Bath Boys
Hutchinson
Auburnites
H. Waldron
North End
Allie Goss
H. K. Smith
Bath
Brunswick High School
North End C
A. L. Goss Serene
R. Christiansen
A. Petit
A. R. C. Prone
P. Crosby Peters
Parker Wean Eee Ees
Martin Ea
M. E. Clark
R. J. Reardon
Cc. Marr
Weene
Dynamite Lucier Knocked Out by Wooster in Rockland
Dynamite Lucier of Burlington now boxing out of Bath was stopped in the third round by Butch Wooster in Rockland. A body barrage in the second and a right in the third led to Lucier going to the canvas and his corner throwing in the towel.
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Dynamite Lucier
Burlington
Bath
Butch Wooster
Rockland
Lime City Warrior
Lucier
Probate notices from Bath court list multiple estates in Sagadahoc
In Bath Maine a February 1938 probate court order names several estates with actions including administration petitions for Charles A McMahan George town Basil R McMahan resignation J Houghton McLellan executor Mary P Reazor Gertrude Harris Rathbun executrix Mary C Witham Lillie A Donnell executors John C Minott will probate Flora M Randall Sarah A Given executors Harry O Riggs exemplary copy filed John H Hyde final accounts Eleanor B Hyde Wallace T Pratt Elizabeth S Main appointed administratrix without bond and other matters noted with notices to interested parties.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Boston
Mass
Corinne V. Ainley
Cambridge
Charles A. McMahan
Georgetown
Basil R. McMahan
J. Houghton McLellan
J. Houghton McLellan, Jr
Mary P. Reazor
Morristown
New Jersey
Gertrude Harris Rathbun
Mary CF. Witham
Lillie A. Donnell
John C. Minott
Flora M. Randall
Sarah
Flora M Randall
Harry O Riggs
New Rochelle
New York
Sagadahoe County
Maine
Benjamin H Riggs
Portland
John H Hyde
Eleanor B. Hyde
Wallace T Pratt
Elizabeth S, Main
Noank
Connecticut
Elizabeth
Main
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Bath Daily Times
Capt. Perkins
Winter Harbor
Pond Island
Alameda
Salacia
Boothbay
Sasanoa
Holden
H. J. Holden
West Bath
E. M. Puller
Bath Boys’ Brigade
Sasanoa River
Iron Works
Columbia Theatre
Ethel Lundrigan
North Street
Washington
Ae Aes
Popham Beach
Ferguson
Perkins
Seguin
William O. Norris
Thwing
William Rogers
Scott R. Frye
Mrs. M. P. Anderson
Capt. Anderson
Bark Spartan
Mrs. Crowley
Heald
Henry Roberts
Lilla
Butte
Montana
Eddie
Flottie Roberts
Biddeford
J. F. Perkins
Charles W. Curtis
Dexter
State Bank Examiner
Read Nichols
Capt. Locke
Consolidated Ice Co
Ippsburg
Charles A. Campbell
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Sans Souci Club
Jake's
Mrs. N. T. Palmer
Fred E. Taylor
Colby
Rochester Theological Seminary
Mr. Taylor
Lincoln
Green Streets
Green Street
Foresters
Lowell Assembly
K. P. Hall
Hyde Light Guards
George Johnson
Robert Donnell
West Point
Sasanoa Council
Center Street
Court House
Bay Bridge
Foster’s Point
Lillian Coombs
Brunswick Electric Railway
Oak
Times
Jake
Committee On Accounts
City Hall
Board of Registration
Union Steam Forge
Bordentown
N. J
International Navigation Co
Cave Win, Cramp & Sons
Eastern Steamboat Co
Lieut. Baker
Company C
Columbia Orchestra
Commercial Street
Pullman
Solon S. Andrews
Cabot
Sewall
Brunswick Electric Railroad
Bath Naval Cadet Band
Kennebec Yacht Club
Finance Committee
Raymond
Reds and Whites
Y. M. C. A. Intermediate League
Robena Riley
Togas
Riley
Veterans Administration
Togus
Veterans Administration Facility
N. Y
Brewer
Ralph O. Dale
Middle Street
Memorial Hospital
Morse High
Blue
Concord
Business College
Red” Rolfe
New York Yankees
Camden
Henry D. Small
Frank Pemberton
Ralph
Dorchester
Floyd Wright
George Wright
Topsham
Susan Lemont
Edna Jensen
Pemberton
Wrights
Huldan Small
William F. Tate
Topsham Village
Bowdoin
Federal Land Bank of
Springfield
Hulda C. Small
Sagadahoe
Edith M. Prince
Hulda
William FP. Tate
Muraels
A. Jewett
Battery HK OH Lit
L. Palmer
Soule
M. Niles
O. Burgess
J. Arsenault
H. Rowe A. King
Een Mre
Hyde Windlass CO. OH
Lit
W. Atwood
Andre
Andrews Ee
Bates Barbs
North End Riflemen
McArthur
Elizabeth Mosher Cowan
England
William the Conqueror
Leona E. Burns
Caleb Burns
State of Maine
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
United States of America
Washington D.C
State of
Shepard
St Shaw
Harold McCarty
McCarty
Wesley
Joseph M. Hayes
George Cressey
Cressey
George A. Merritt
Sagadahoc County
Home Owners' Loan Corporation
Carl M. P. Larrabee
Wiscasset
Dynamite
John L. Jack
Savedahoc
William M. Brown
Hiram C Brown
Said West Bath
Wfikko Wirta
Arrowsie
Gertrude R. Wirta
Said Arrowsie
Margaret C McDonald
Danford A. McDonald
Said Bath
John I McPherson
Edith M McPherson
Esther Bo Mann
George I. Rice
Woolwich
Ray V Rice
Said Woolwich
Frank M Bowker
Arthur M. Bowker
Ellen Blair
Flora B Savage
Paul C. Savage
Pearl E. Savage
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