Forty Years Ago In Bath March 4 1905 Highlights
A Bath chronicle from March 1905 notes travelers and residents returning from brief trips to Europe and Washington. It records illnesses, local gatherings, club meetings, and a fatal accident at the Times building site. Nearby notes cover polo matches, construction plans, sermons, and civic events shaping Bath society.
Ham celebrates birth as deputies named in Sagadahoc
March 4 1897 reports W F Ham happy over arrival of a nine pound baby boy at his name yesterday morning. Joseph White of West Bath and F 8 Adams named grange deputies for Sagadahoc by Edward Wigens Maine Plate Grange Master. Deputy Collector George H Nichols back from Jackman on two weeks duty. Local items note Greenville drug trade, petition signatures, and a boy sighting robins.
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William H. Coughlan
Washington Ave
New Times
Coughlan
Bath
Maine
W. F. Ham
Joseph White
West Bath
F. 8
Adams
Sagadahoc County
Edward Wigens
Maine Plate Grange
George H. Nichols
Jackman
U. S
Greenville
Gus Starris
Roland Pero
Times
Warren Perkins
New York
Henry Small Honored for Service at Morse High
Athletic director Hank Small of Morse High School earns community thanks after Morse hosts the Western Maine Scholastic Hoop tourney. The former University of Maine football star guided players despite a tough loss, as Bath residents celebrate renewed school spirit and a new lease on support.
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Henry PD
Morse High School
Shipping City
Western Maine
Henry
Hank" Small
Morse Civia School
University of Maine
Hank
Morse
Mr. Smitll
Morse High
Morse Girls Lose to Deering in Saturday Game
Deering women rout Morse 52 to 15 at Portland suburb in their final game of the season. Captain Virginia Percy led Deering with 11 field goals aided by Heggas and others as Morse struggled with Ruth Robinson scoring Bath’s lone double digit tally.
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Morse
Deering
Bath
Deering Maids
Portland
Virginia Percy
Ruth Robinson
Oliver's Chevrolets win Eagles' title in league finals
Oliver's Chevrolets clinched the 1987 intramural Eagles title after a decisive session Friday night, repeating their championship from last year as Bob Burns' Stars earned runner up honors with high scoring in the latest standings. Handball grows at U. of M. with Ita Tau Delta the sole house not active, while the league runs Feb. 8 to March 10 with 24 games per week.
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Feo
Bath Iron Works Corp
Pete Oliver
Chevrolets
Bob Burns
U. At M
Ita Tau Delta
MSIOS
Dick Frates
Bath
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Paul Poehler
New Frates
Fords
Ot Fneland
Wileyws
Pete Olive Pict
Tor
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Herby Hueweck
Whnile
Borli
Fadie Ken- Ailen
Niston
Bhy
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JR. Frates
al M. Oliver
Stammer W. Jones
Tram
H Huggard
Piercy
Kenniston
Brigg
R Boardman
Poehler
Burns
Burke
Farrell
Faston
McElinan
Kunbir
Rohshaw
IL. Hogan
R. Crocker
Ef Forvier
Wii SO I Durgan
BP. Stover
FE Meteall
Bowker Oda L. Boaraman
Bowley
Mithken
Crean
Certificate of Incorporation for Auburn Skeet Club
Certificate filed with the register of deeds names Charles L Svenson of Lewiston as president. C J Chippendale named treasurer and directors include Svenson Chippendale Austin W Smith George F Ramedell and Alfred Bweenes. The filing occurred Thursday.
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Auburn Skeet Club
Charles L. Svenson
Lewiston
Register of Deeds
C. J. Chippendale
Svenson, Chippendale
Austin W. Smith
George F Ramedell
Alfred Bweenes
Bath Five Man Team Defeats Portlanders in bowling clash
Bath's five man bowling squad edged Merrill A C by 12 pins at Bowlodrome Portland. Ale Jewett 135, Dick Frates 109, and Les Plant 107 propelled Bath to a 518 team total as Portland struggled to 506. Ruth boys later won by 64 pins with Richardson of Morrill A C high in the match.
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Merrill A.C
Shipping City
Ale Jewett
Dick Frates
Les Plant
Park Alleys
Ruth Boys
Richardson
Morrill A.C
Crocker
Jewett
Fatimas Shine At Bowling Night
Arthur Pratt and Lis Fetumas led a big scoring night on the Celestial Club Bowling League, landing seven of eight points to rise to second, just two behind leader Herby Douglas. Dud Leavitt and Pratt powered Pratt’s Patrinitis with high scores as rest of standings shifted with early matches. Governor Barrows signed a bill designating Winneganee’s old mill pond a waterfowl sanctuary, closing hunting during open time. Eleven Calby College seniors were elected Phi Beta Kappa for high intellectual achievement, with initiation and banquet set for April 22.
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Celesial Club
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Herby Douglas
Keel
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Marvels
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Patrinitis
Dud Leavitt
Herb Douglas
Don Jewett
Douglas
Marc
Barrows
Odl Mill
Winneganee
Calby College
Phi Beta Kappa
National
Car J. Weber
Reds Beat North End Club For Runner-Up Honors
The Bir Red team from Bath Tron Works Corp trounced North End Community Club 46 to 29 in the YMCA Cry League windup, scoring over 10 points per period. North Enders fell to third in the season standings, while Bluss and Merchants placed fourth and fifth.
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Bath Tron Works Corp
North End
Evenine
Iron Works
Bhus Flash
Heresants
Chatlense
North Enders
Rupe Lew
Reds
Taeg
Wutie
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Ena
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Bluss
Merchants
North End Rifle Club Loses to Auburn Team
North End Rifle Club traveled to Auburn on Sunday evening and fell to the Shohe City riflemen by 6 points. Auburn led by two Gaumbets deadlocked 476 each in prone and standing. Bath’s Petit scored 162 while three Auburn shooters topped Bath, with Sturtevant and Ames tied for top individual honors at 181 and 181. Community Club invites locals to join shoots at the range Sundays and Mondays.
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Maine
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Maryland
Real Efate
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Chrstianson Loyalty Protective Insurance Gossin
Ww Crocker
Boston
Massachusetts
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IMG Crosby Gd
Adams
Brooks
Fire Laddies Busy Over Week End In Bangor News
Weekend fires kept Bangor fire crews hopping from a two alarm blaze on Upper High Street at the Joseph Brown home to a Monday morning two alarm fire on Center Street. Engine 4 fought a wrecking truck blaze on Front Street and a grass fire at Sewall field near High Street. A chimney blaze at Patten Free Library required chemical and two bombs to clear obstructions. A Sunday grass fire near the Cotrea field was controlled. Fire crews stretched hoses through woods and faced high winds with a noted potential for a bigger blaze.
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Candy Row
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Probate Court to hear Bath estate matters in April
A Bath probate notice lists petitions to appoint administrators for Burletigh P M D, Mary Gillis, Laur etia McKinnon, Clarice C Silsby, and other Bath residents. The court, to be held in Bath, will hear objections and confirm accounts. includes names such as Cor I Thompson Ralph W Silsby Dexter W Baker Emma Po Moses Lydia C Moses and Henry T P Wing with dates noted in 1925.
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Bath
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Edgar M. Pye
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Dorceter
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Peron
OY Oid Tourettes McKinnon
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Cor. I Thompson
Maine
Ralph W. Silsby
Faulrhevein
Joseph Wilfred Rn
Henry TP. Wing
West Bath
Paul L. Wing
Harold
Ihees
John L. Jack
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