Bath markets and harbor activity in March 1898
Forty years ago in Bath reports show hay selling from eight to ten dollars a ton while eggs fell to sixteen to eighteen cents a dozen. The Doubling Point lighthouse bell was set by the lighthouse boat Myrtle. Wheelmen planned a Cotillion hall bicycle meet tomorrow and Miss Rosa Brown hosted a Whatsoever circle reception. Local clergy and civic groups staged meetings, slide skating thrived, and Bath Iron Works workers resumed a noon hour schedule. The Maine Central ferry yard prepared a new Bath to Woolwich route, and Diver Andrews checked the Kennebec river water main for damage, with repairs expected across the river. The period also notes sleighing, social events, and various shipyard and municipal updates.
Grammar School All Grammar Team Picks St Mary's Dike Central North
Grammar League captains select All-Grammar First Team and All-Grammar Second Team for the YMCA league. Unanimous pick George Kenyon earns first team captaincy. John Murphy tops second team votes. Each school places three players on the two teams with several tied positions and honorable mentions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Grammar School
George Kenyon
Dike Street
John Murphy
All-Grammar
E. Cummings
St. Mary's
F. W. Hogan
North
F. E. King
Central
F. J. Clancy
C. G. Kenyon
Dike
G. L. Hudson
J. Pomerleau
F. J. Farnham
F. J. Murphy
C. B. Pratt
G. R. Cummings
G. R. Huston
W. Hogan
E. King
Leavitt Sets Season Mark in Murads Bowls Meet
Dud Leavitt flourished in his final string hitting 153 to set a season mark as the Murads widened their Colonial Club League lead over Allie Jewett's Old Golds by 415 points. Leavitt's 3 string total of 349 tied Jewett for best in that department while Hersom and Jewett posted 298, Don Jewett 296, and Herby Douglas cleared 300. A portrait of Stephen A. Jones, former Nevada president, was presented to the university by his sons at a Reno ceremony with Herbert C. Jones noting the university’s development during his father’s era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
Dud Leavitt
Murads
Allie Jewett
Old Golds
Leavitt
Horace Morse
Don Jewett
Harry MacDonald
Herby Douglas
Dick Hersom
Cele Croius
Es Steels
Carielse
Ocfits Nort
D. Leavitt
A. Jewett
Muradi
Kools
Stephen A. Jones
China
University of Nevada
Hans Meyer-Kassel
Reno
Jones
Herbert C. Jones
San Jose
Augustine Jones
Herbert Jones
Morse High Falls In OT Thriller To Capers
Morse High battled back from a 9-1 deficit to force overtime against South Portland in Lewiston. Eddie Brown and Georgie Sarkis sparked Morse rallies, but a late foul and a last minute push by South Portland led to a 37-35 overtime loss in the Western Maine Interscholastic tournament semifinal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Bath
Shipping City
Eddie Brown
Georgie Sarkis
South Portland
Thorne
Portlanders
George Perry
Brown
Charlie Grace
Morse
Parker Small
Dyer
Perry
Grace
Russell
Capers
McQuarrie
Jim McQuarrie
Sarkis
Hale
Small
Warner
Graves
Jim
Colonial Club Triumphs 14 to 5 Over Brunswick Club
Colonial Club defeated Brunswick 14 to 5 in a multi-event tournament night. Capt. Small led Morse scoring with 15 points in a separate clash, while Perry and Sarkis anchored strong defense against Bath’s South Portland. The effort included tight backboard work and overtime suspense. Maine factories reportedly produce 170,000,000 toothpicks daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry and
Sarkis
Morse
Warner
Capt. Small
McLaughlin
Brown
Russell
Thorne
Atom
Grace
Bath Combine
South Portland
Art Warner
George Sarkis
Morse Team to Meet Portsmouth in Saturday Game
Morse high will travel to Portsmouth New Hampshire Saturday for a post season basketball game against the Granite State champions who previously beat Bath 47 25. Portsmouth has since captured New Hampshire Class A, and Morse reluctantly agreed to play to honor the earlier cancellation caused by the Portsmouth coach’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Madden
Morse High Basketeers
Portsmouth
N. H
Granite State
Bath Boys
New Hampshire
Morse
Maine
Navy Yard
Ralph D. Brackett
Parker Moulton
Portland, Conn
Portland
Moulton
Morse High
Probate Notices From Bath Sagadahoc March 1938
Court of Probate at Bath Sagadahoc orders three weeks public notice for wills and petitions. Names include Maria T Kelley Susan C Lemont Emma J Rand and George L Wright with letters testamentary without bond. other estates seek allowances and name changes. Public hearing set for first Tuesday of April at ten o'clock in Rath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoc
Topsham
George L. Wright
Emma J. Rand
Florence L. Calderwood
Weikko O. Wirta
Arrowsie
Gertrude R. Wirta
George P. Davenport
Arthur J. Dun
Edward Drake
Willem S. Shorey
William
Shorey
Arthur Dordony
Arthur Dordony Hartleb
Mabel G. Hartleb
Gallagher Tops Y M C A Church League Scorers
Frank Gallagher led the Y M C A Church Basketball League with 182 points in the regular season, scoring 82 field goals and 18 fouls. Donald Page was second with 136 points, as Central and Winter Street sent multiple players into the top 20 scorers list for 1937 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gallagher
Gallagher
Donald Page
Winter Street Boys
Central
Y. M. C. A. Church
F. Gallagher
D. Page
H. Stanton
M. Puffer
C. Thibodeau
Cen
T. Hill
Universalist
I. Greenblatt
Wesley
L. Perkins
Univer
C. Stilphen
Corliss
G McKellar
D. Cromwell
E. Guynn
Grace
George Moody
Elm
H. Sarkis
St. Mary's
H. Closson
F. Hinds
Y Currier
IE. Norton
Cc. Plummer
Beacon
T. Henderson
Bea
Morse Girls League leaders clash in three way tie
Morse high school girls intra mural games left three teams tied for first as the Cave Babes beat the Terrors 13 11 in a hard fought match Madeline Jones scored 10 of her team's 13 points Capt King and Mary Darrah led the losing side In another game Ruth Murphys Trimmers edged Louise Gaudets Bombers 17 16 with Gaudet and Goodwin starring A talk by Mrs William Holt Portland State Commander of the Women's Field Army is set for March 14 at 8 p m in the Catholic Community Hall sponsored by the Women s Literary Club and the Catholic Women s Club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Brown
Jon
Perry
Hale
South Portland
McQuarrie
Grace
Russell
Ramsey
Stanton
Small
Paul McCole
Paul Wilson
Allie Jewett
Charlie Parks
Everett Neal
John Levyn
Herbert Henderson
Harold Brown
Brunswick
Colonials
Rodney Ross
Fred Thompson
Edwin Ramsey
Dr. Berry
Dwight Pierce
William Dennison
Colonial Club
Brunswick Club
R. Ross Forsyth
F. Thompson Farrar
J. J. McCole Stevens M. Hagegett
R. Hersom Larock
E. Footer Webb
E. Ramsey Laws
Berry Brown
D. Pierce Ellison
W. Dennison
Emmons
E. Neal Stuart
J. Levyn
Pierce
F Henderson Dwyer
H. Brown
G Merritt Day
McCole
Jack Morse
Wilson Jackson
Ak Jewett Williams McQuarrie
Parks Graves Brown
Pool Warner
Parks Fox
Gallagher
Crimmins Sarkis
H. Mayo Stanton
P. Davis
Rf Bowling Russell
McLaughlin
Brunswicks Small
Einiey
Devine
Seve Eree
Dyer
Sid Ate Eieessaes
Winchenbach
Levya
A. Jewett 'So
Portland Ll
D. Jewett
Morse Weet Eee
Hersom
Brunswicks
Woodbury
Leathers Stuart
Campbell
Crimmins
Doris Crocker
Cave Babes
Morse High School
Isabelle King
Terrors
Cave- Babes
Madeline Jones
Winers
Capt. King
Mary Darrah
Louise Gaudet
Ruth Murphy
Gaudet
Lillian Goodwin
William Holt
Portland
Women's Field Army
Winthrop
Women’s Literary Club
Catholic Women's Club
Morse Girls' League
P.C Cave-Babes Settee
Bet Tone
Meats Cave-Babes
Executors and Administrators Named in Sagadahoc Estates
John L Jack Register of Probate lists executors administrators and guardians appointed in Sagadahoc County on March 1 1938 for Addie J Downing Esther A Worthing Charles A McMahan Emma M King Daniel William Wallance T Pratt Edward W Briduham and others with bonds filed and appointments recorded in Bath West Bath and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. John L. Jack
Sagadahoc
Addie J. Downing
Woolwich
William J. Downing
Said Woolwich
Esther A. Worthing
Bath
Theodore S. Thibodeau
Said Bath
Charles A. McMahan
Lice
Georgetown
Frank McMahan
Boston
Massachusetts
Emma M. King
Daniel William
Wallance T Pratt
Edward W Briduham
Herbert W. Norton
Butt
Charles T. Small
Frank H. Beal
Ida M Beloft
John C Minott
Flora B. Randal
Sarah A. Given
Eva J. Call
West Bath
Ruth Ho Ca
Woburn
Arthur J. Danton
Maine
John L Jack
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Myrtle
Cotillion Hall
King’s Daughters
Rosa Brown
George H. Dole
Maine Central
Kelley, Spear & Co
Hercules
Andrews
Kennebec River
Witch Spring Road
Hagan’s Field
Bath Iron Works
Board of Registration
Universalist Social Circle
John R. Knowlton
Columbia Orchestra
Charles W. Rich
Dorchester
Mass
Bert Redlon
Charles Cressey
South End
Lilly Pond
Harpswell
Mercies
Edwin Parris
Upper
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Corliss Street Society
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Avery
Hiram Cornish
William Marks
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City Hall
Acadia Lodge
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Ice King
Knickerbocker Towage Co
Sasanoa Council
Center Street
Gwme
Universalist Circle
Lambert
Vine Street
Co. C. Hyde
H. D. Maxwell
Granite Street
Robert W. Perkins
Mr. Maxwell
Sans Souci Card Club
Jake's
Hardings
Salacia
Popham
Isos Post
Sedgwick
Shaeaks
Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Naval Cadet Band
Post Sedgwick, No. 4
Elmer F. Woodbury
Falmouth
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Somersworth, N. H
N. T. Palmer
Francis Adams, Jr
South Street
Court House
Merrymeeting Bay
Perkins
Lowe
J. E. Drake
Wallace Winslow
Howard Varney
Wescott
Theodore Nickerson
U.S
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App Aate
Board of Aldermen
Hyde Light Guards
Morse & Co
Lincoln
White Mountains
Bull Rock Bridge Road
Kennebec
G. G. Deering
Hyde Windlass Company
Polar Star Lodge
Frank Blanchard
Gardiner
Town
Charlie Lawrence
Old Ladies Home
George E. Hynes
E. C. Temer
F. Kelley
Ww. Sewall
F. B. Torrey, Jr
J. L. P. Burke
Torrey
Frank Black
Southport
Della Collins
Augusta
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Nahanada
G. A. Low
Boothbay
City Landing
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Woodbine Lodge of
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Ney
Morse Center
Morse South Portland
Russell Brown
Hale McQuarrie
Race
Ramsey Y Grace
Brown Brown
Thorne Perry
Grace Dyer
Throw
Colonial
Vistors
Brunswickians
Thhey
Invaders
Alfred Parks
Howard Mayo
Paul Davis
Bath Forces
Fox
Parks
Hiram Stevens, Jr
Raymond Parks
Flaherty and Millett
Walter 8. Glidden
John L. Jack
Morse Girls’ League
Bombers
Trimmers
Marsh
Walter & Glidden
Seid County
Stearns
W. Scott
Bathim
Edward W. Bridgham
Front Street
Fred H Thompson
Edward W. Britxsham