Bath News Highlights From February 28 1911
Bath items include local visits to Augusta for Bayville Village incorporation talk, ferry revenue gains from autos, Morse High School indoor meet planning, Fat Men's Ball in Portland, weather swings with 50 degree noon, Bath clergy confirmations at Gracechurch, and community notices on births weddings and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Harris
H. Perkins
E. Sawyer
W. Richards
T. Greenleaf
Eben T. Lewis
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
Augusta
Judiciary Committee
Bayville Village
O. P. Coffin
Portland
Morse High Graduating Class to Leave Bath for Washington Trip
Miss Eva Phillips of Lewiston will speak to the Morse High graduating class about their Washington trip under the auspices of the former school superintendent Phillips. The class will depart Bath on the 12.20 train on March 25, with all parents and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Choate
Beacon Street
Morse High School
Eva Phillips
Lewiston
Phillips
Morse High
Washington
Bath
Pupils Invited to Attend School Party
Students are invited to be on hand for the upcoming party at the school. The event aims to foster school spirit and community involvement among attendees.
Odd Ladies Sewing Circle Meets at Emma Knowlton Home
The Odd Ladies Sewing Circle gathered this afternoon at Mrs. Emma Knowlton’s residence for a local social. Attendees discussed community sewing projects and planned upcoming gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Odd Ladies Sewing Circle
Emma Knowlton
Middle Street
Street railway consolidat ion extends Maine routes
On March 2, 1911 the Lewiston Augusta and Waterville Street Railway gained control of the Portland and Brunswick Street Railway, expanding regional transit reach and signaling a consolidation move in Maine transport networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittland & Brunswick
Brunswick
Yarmouth
Portland and
Lewiston, Augusta & Waterville Street Railway
Portland &Brunswick Street Railway
Moosehead Steamer Launch For Maine Central Railroad
The trim new steamer Moose head built for the Maine Central Railroad to run between the terminal and Mount Desert and Bar Harbor was actually launched this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central Railroad
Mt. Desert Ae
Bar Harbor
Quiet City Election As Voters Cast Few Ballots
A calm mayoral race with a light turnout marked a quiet election day across wards. Polling stations opened smoothly as residents watched the process with little turmoil.
Bath Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
West Bath Dean of Bath called on Mr. and Mrs. Holbrook Sunday at Bath Memorial hospital. Mrs. Dayton Hill of Bath visited Mrs. Fred Larrabee on Monday. Lannes and Victor Fuller returned home after a vacation week with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mank in Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean of
Bath
Holbrook
Bath Memorial Hospital
Dayton Hill
Fred Larrabee
Lannes
Victor Fuller
Elmer Mank
Woolwich
Bath to see television service via Jerrold system
Former Gov Sumner Sewall and Joseph A Roseberry promote a Bath Maine television project using the Jerrold system. An aerial on Pottle's Hill will feed coaxial cables to homes with annual fees, testing at 227 High Street, and cooperation from New England Tel and Tel Co and Central Maine Power Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Bath
Sumner Sewall
Augusta
Sewall
Joseph A. Roseberry
Brunswick Flying Service
Jerrold
Pottle’s Hill
High Street
Bath Water District
Boston
Roseberry
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Central Maine Power Co
Maine
Swift Birds Never Walk Says Historical Note
A brief sighting notes that some birds such as swifts never walk, highlighting their habit in flight. The feature remarks on their limber bodies and aerial lifestyle as part of a historical commentary.
Foreclosure Notice In Five Islands Georgetown Maine
James W Watson of Portland Maine mortgage dated August 27 1946 to First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath retrieves a foreclosure of property in Five Islands Georgetown Sagadahoc County Maine. The notice outlines two parcels with bounds by stone walls town roads and adjacent landowners and cites prior deeds and administration records. Foreclosure action filed March 1 1951 by J Frank Hunt treasurer of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Watson
Portland
Cumberland
Maine
Sagadahoc
Federal Savings and Oan Association of
Bath
State of Maine
Georgetown
County of
State of
Lloyd and
Harold Pinkham
Andrew Rowe
Stonewall
Goer Hill
Town Road
J. Melvin Harford
Cora G. Hanna
Sagadahoc County
Elizabeth Cromwell
J. M. Harford
Charles H. Pinkham
Cora G Ha
Ruth M. Watson
Andrew E. Rowe
Margaret E. Rowe
Charles Lewis
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
J. Frank Hunt
Ieee
Baby J. Frank
Joseph Pinkham
Bath Realty Corporation
Fred H. Stilphen
James C. Ledyard
Ira Tarr
George E. Lenard
Westby
Plum Lane
Bath Realty Oration
Bath Realty Corporating Cella Eaton
Union Bridge Mothers Club Meeting Friday
The Union Bridge Mothers club held its monthly session at Mrs. Carolyn Stilphen’s home with a good turnout despite travel. A business meeting led by President Mrs. Eleanor Jameson approved luncheon plans for Saturday’s town meeting at the town house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge Mothers Club
Carolyn Stilphen
Eleanor Jameson
Lorraine Stilphen
Gladys Hathorne
Mildred Hathorne
Rita De-Long
Dorothy Rattleff
Merleen Wright
Isaphine Soule
Notice to Albert Shepard to Appear in Sagadahoc Court
December 14 1950 sworn affidavit for Theresa L Pomerleau requests Albert J Shepard to appear before the Sagadahoc Superior Court in Bath on the second Tuesday of June 1951. An attested copy of the petition and order must be published in the Bath Independent three weeks prior to the appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. Sullivan
Pomerleau
Theresa L. Shepard
Bath
Sadahoc Atate
Maine
Oes
Sagadahoc
Bert J. Shepard
James Albert Shepard
Albert J. Poapare
Theresa L. Pomerieau
Peta
Albert J. Shepard
Julien L. Pomerleau
Mainor
Albert J
Mini
Sherpard
Furth
Theresa L. Pomerleau
State of Maine
Edward W. Bridgham
Superior Court
Bath Independent
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People’s Ferry Co. Treasury
Morse High School Athletic Association
Alameda
Marius Page
William Millett
Harold Thompson
L. H. Owen
Moses Owen
Plaisted
Plymouth
Frederick W. Plaisted
Godman
Gracechurch
William T. Tobey
Belle Bacon
South Hadley
Mass
Mt. Holyoke College
Margaret L. Wilson
Bridge Whist
Louis A. Parsons
John A. Cone
Ann Parsons
Harry C. Webber
Elsie Folsom
Eleanor Percy
Lydia Folsom
Alice Humphreys
A. B. Hervey
Bermuda
New York
Charles R. Hanscom
New London
Hanscom
Charles J. Cain
Wilbur C. Oliver
Warren D
M. Evelyn Oliver
W.c U
Edith Purington
West Bowdoin
Frances McFadden
Fanny Delano
Universalist
Annette Robinson
Anthony B. Coombs
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh
Myor
John
Hyde
Maine Central
Moosehead
G. A. Dickinson
Nellie Lundrigan
Alice M. Lawrence
Baltimore
Wormell
Nauset
Addie M. i Lawrence
Philadelphia
William Shaughnessy
Amsterdam
N. Y
Samuel Cook
George H. Curtis
Iowa
Harold F. McCarty
U.S.N
Charlestown Navy Yard
Des Moines
Frank M. Merritt
Sebasco
Washington Street
Bowdoin College
Lewis T. Brown
Alan R. Cole
Philip I. Towle
Saco
W. W. Lord of
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Bath Lodge
Fred White
Western Avenue
George Belanger
White
Williamson
Lewiston-Bath
John Trainor
Sherman W.S. Tabor
David J. Tabor
Frank Curtis
Bath Iron Works
Frank A. Small
Randolph
Edward Grant
Charles Grant
Horace A. Witham
Mr. Witham
Phippsburg
Thomas S. Gibbons
Owen J. Ledyard
William Mann
Percy
Rubin
Frances
Quebec
Smellville
Sasanoa
Gilmore
Edward Pepper
Front Street
Mr. Pepper
John S. Eee
Thomas Laughlin
Aseokiile
Ibeering
Mis MacDonald
Soc
Arthur Sewall
Ouija Club
Catherine Powers
Bertha Wood
John McInnes
Joseph Ae
Charles Wetherbee
Thomas Artis
Grace Seymour
Savannah
U. S. Court
J. W. Brooks
Madison
George M. Williams
William E. Litchfield
Stockton
Santiago
Cuba
John J. Desmond Co
Peakiece
Cantonaville
John D. Footer, Jr
Charles M Taylor
Fred McFadden
Benjamin Smith
Thomas Dowling
Lendall
Bliss Business College
Fred L. Brackley
Lowell Temple
Pythian Sisters
Center Street
Charles L. Farnham
F. R. Wellman
John Riley
American Express Co
Rockland
E. P. Dickson
Maine Central Fleet
George P. Smith
Sappho
Peaslee
Small
Merrymeeting Bay
Bowdoinham
John Goff
Colonial Club
Columbus Orchestra
William A. Fall
D. T. Percy & Sons
Marion Dain
Biddeford
D. T. Percy & Sons Corporation
Frank E. Burns
Augustus A. Percy
W. Scott Percy
Chenery Manufacturing Co
Frank H. Percy
Bath High School
Highlands
Calif
William Harrington
Kennebec
George Jacobs
Somerville
Walter Wiggin
Gertrude Williams
Helen Wheaton
Lewiston Exchange
M. E. Turner
Newburyport, Mass
L. M. Lemont
Corliss Street
Will Small
Sidney Eaton
Harold Roberts
Harry Thurlow
Chester Plant
Hiram Oliver
Scott Albee
George Brown
Carroll Deering
Will Trott
James Trott
Will Lane
Roy Stover
Isaac King
Academy Street
William L. Douglas
Oakley C. Curtis
Marcis L. Urann
Richmond
Tubbs
Bates College
Dunton
House of Correction
Traverse
S. J. Court
J. Houghton McCellan
John H. Brown
Samuel P. Hitchcock
Charles Rose
F. Wilbur Brown
John W. Nocton
Lewis B. Swett
Fred W. Hartnett
Charles E. Bachelder
Charles E. Boyd
Albert Bragg
Randson
Ralph W. Bragg
Chestnut Street
Bragg
Maine Steamship Co
Universalist Parish
Murray Club
Allen Brown
Maine Universalist Convention
H.H. Hoyt
Hiram Cornish
North Bath
Edward Cornish
City
Dr. C. A. Peaslee
Dr. Peaslee
Edward H. Sampson
Board of Aldermen
Post Office Department
State House
Garth
Maxwell Powers
Bonnette
Stingy Dick
Maine Pointer
Waterville
E.W. Hanks
Tommy Sullivan
Joe Thomas
California
J.E. Fullerton
B. D. Farnham
Asa C. Hathorn
Otto C. Nutting
J. T. Fullerton
Albert Hathorn
People's Ferry Co
J. E. Stinson
George S. Dodge
J. H. Blinn
David Neagle
Togus
David
Percy Roberts
West Bath
South End
Union Bridge Club
the Superior Court
Esther L. EE Er