Bath Forty Years Ago Civil and Social Happenings
Bath Daily Times items from 1896 recount Norfolk native L P Sweet in Bath with an Orient wheel, Nickerson Comedy Co. preparing for Columbia theatre engagements, Chimes of Normandy performances, social events at Patten lodge and the Sans Souci club, and local civic notes including new foundry plans at Bath Iron Works, street plough use, and river traffic updates.
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Nickerson
Columbia Theatre
Bath
Kentucky
the Times
Bath Iron Works
Water Street
Morgan Engineering Co
Last Meeting of the City Council and Local Notes
The 48th City Council closed its final session at the City Mansion with brief remarks and a mayoral banquet at the Aul Fair Cafe. Attendees included President Mason, City Clerk Raymond, Langley, and several aldermen. Reports note a finger amputation, polo team practice, a bow legged league idea, Times circulation of 1840, and various civic events and sailings in the area.
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48Th City Council
48Th
Bibber
Aul Fair
Mason
Common Council
John H. Raymond
Langley
Stetson
Fuller
Malmsten
Deering
Low
Fred W. Rideout
John O. Patten
The
Times
Billy” O'Brien
Deering Girls Edge Morse High In Close Maine Class Game
Morse High sextette fought hard at Deering High gym but the visitors pulled away late for a 21 to 13 victory. Ruth Sprague and Comeau starred for Morse while Jordan led Deering with four straight baskets in the final period.
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Morse High
Deering Court
High School
Morse
Deering Maids
Maine
Diggery
Shipping City
Portland
Old College
Deering
Jordan
Ruth Sprague
Miss Comeau
St Mary's Wins Thirteenth Annual Y M C A Track Meet
St Mary's boys scored 35 points to win the Thirteenth Annual Y M C A Church League Track Meet at the Y gym. Beacon took 2nd with 20, followed by Peoples 12 Central 8 Elm 7. non scorers Grace Wesley Winnegance Winter. McNeil of Beacon won three firsts for 15 points, with McLaughlin and Perry of St Mary's each tallying 11½. Jewett led the mile for Beacon but St Mary's dominated field events and won the relay by forfeit.
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St. Mary's
Eddie McLaughlin
Don Perry
Leland Fortier
Hilltopeers
Beacon
McNeil
Clif Jewett
St. Mary’s
MecNeil
McLaughlin
Perry
Skaling
Fortier
Jewett
Hilltoppers
Cromwell
George Wade
Central
Wade
Steen
Elm
Warnie McNeil
Ellis
Hall
Peoples
McNeill
Henderson
D. Perry
Bailey
Staples
Gavagan
Brunswick Could Finance School Project Alone
Prof Orren C Hormel of Bowdoin College said Brunswick could have borrowed its own credit without involving the school district. He noted this approach would have avoided trouble delay and court action in the effort to build a new high school.
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Brunswick
Orren C. Hormel
Bowdoin College
Bowdoinham Lads Lose One Win One at Y M C A
Bowdoinham youngsters played two games at the Y M C A gym. They lost to St Marys 20 19 then beat Central Grammar 30 29 with Temple scoring 19 in the second game. St Marys led early, temple key in comeback for Bowdoinham.
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Bowdoinham
Douglas
Temple
Plummer
Holbrook
Perneter Eens
Closson
State YMCA church basketball tourney to close Maine season
The Shipping City hosts the first Maine state YMCA church basketball tournament this Saturday. Champs from Brunswick Bangor Portland and Bath meet in an afternoon and evening program to crown the Pine Tree State’s top church quintet. Schedule lists St Marys Bath versus Baptist Brunswick at 2 30 p m Trinity Portland versus Hammond Street Bangor at 3 30 p m consolation at 7 p m and state title game at 8 p m. Bath, the home court favorite, faces St Marys in a likely title bid with Trinity of Portland. E F Arsenault of Union Street leaves Thursday for Boston for treatment.
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Maine
Brunswick
Bangor
Portland
Bath
Pine Tree
St. Mary's
Baptist Church
Trinity Church
Hammond Street Congregational Church
Trinity
Protourney
Mutal Lumbermen Finances Reflect 1935 Figures
Financial ledger dated December 1 1935 shows mortgage of 1 138 700 00 and total liabilities and surplus around 22 691 278 39 with assets including stocks and bonds cash in office and bank and mortgages. Unpaid losses unearned premiums and other liabilities are listed among liabilities.
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Bath Daily Times
L. P. Sweet
Norway
Sub Rosa Club
Edith Palmer
Laura Wescott
Walter Johnson
Williams
Normandy
Opera House
Y.M.C.A
F. W. O'Brien
Winneganee
Bsonana
Farnsworth
Parker's Head
M. H. Douglas
Stearns
Alameda
Grocers
Barbers
Magnets
Hyde Light Guards
Order of the Golden Cross
West Bath Woods
E Times
Independent
Majestic
Butler's Point
Mettymeeting Bay
Patten Lodge
K. of P
John McDonald
J. M. Hayes & Co
Electric Light
Cotillion Hall
Sans Souci
Allen McKinnon
Arthur S. Hyde
Harvard
H. M. Sewall
Planquette
Aoi Man
Acadia Lodge
Charles B. Brown
Tennants Harbor
West Bath
Sarah A. Fuller
New York
Joseph Lemont
Center Street
Lemont
C. Howard Davis
Lynn
Mass
Street Department
Old Chestnut
Jake
Normandy Opera Company
F. W. Moody
Robert Kennedy
Providence
the Alameda
Sean
Basretl
Kennebec
Doubling Point
Reach
Squirrel Point
Perkins’ Island
Parker’s Head
J. A. Corey
Lewiston
Ostar J. Goodwich
Barigor Opera House
David Owen
New Church Club
Ethel Hyde
New York City
Beacon Street
United Circles of King’s Daughters and Sons
Lartibert
Salatia
A. M. Cutler
W. B. Palmer
William B. Palmer
Bath Cycle Club
Winnegahee
Bath High School
North End
Comedy Company
Sagadahock Corner
Loyal Temperance Legion
Sarah E. Palmer
Drummond
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Fidelity Lodge
Frank McCorrison
Upper
Washington Street
Harry Starkey
Grace Church
Robert W. Plant
Christ Church, Gardiner
Court Sagadahoc
Foresters of America
Callahan
Sewall Lord
Chimes of Northandy Opera Company
Boston
Andrew Wyman
Hallowell
Parker Head
Knights of the Road
William Gladstone
George Washington
Olmes
Bighs
O’brien
Salvation Army
Army High Command
New York Salvation Army Training College
Kiaive
James Mullenburg
University of Maine
Charles E. Crossland
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Hotel Vendome
Muilenburg
Crossland
H. Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Elmer D. Merrill
Harvard University
U. of M
Pete Are
Dick Frates
W. Jones
Ralph Boardman
Eagles
Pete Oliver
Bill Robshaw
M. Oliver
R. Frates Es
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R. Boardman Oe
W. Robshaw
Renee
Sanborn Pr
King Eere
Holmes Per
Ewan Weer
Fortier Wed
Central Grammar
ST. Mary's G. E.G. Pis
Arsenault
Piryas
Pogsmond
Gallanteee
A. Wine
Cummings
Asottrr
PDEA
Delolehsiote
Trully
B. Ward
Sidney H. Ward
Luella M. Ward
Frank E. Ward
Sagadahoc
Anid
Agadahoc, Ss
Chas. C. Low
Masagadahoc
Sagadahoe
Walter
Gliddren
John L. Jack
Register
Ieanor
Eric Seeomer
Jane Hyde
Nancy Hyde
Selly Hyde
Eleanor Boyd Hyde
A. D
Beftre
Dan L. Williams
State OF Main Sagadahoc
Sagadahor
Glidden
State OF Maine
Theresa P. Mellow
Frank P. Mellow
Theresa P. Mellon
Esther L. Brawn
Sagaceon
Walter S. Glidden
Jagadahoc
John P. Carey, Jr
Elizabeth S. Merrill
Mainesagadahoc
Mary E. Stackpole
Albion F. Smith
Walter 8S, Glidden
Evelyn M. Katean
John A. Loring
Jennie L. Daley
Phippsburg
Lydia C. Moses
Emma P. Moses
Bernice C. Deering
Maurice R. Deering
Muless
Eben Dana
Isabel M. Dana
Woolwich
Walter S. L. Judge
John L. Tack
Joseph D. Clancy
John Clancy
Said
Tree Shudge
Evangeline Connor
Boylston
Massachusetts
Berta H. Marr Late
Georgetown
Superior Court
Viola M. Childs
Viola M. Stickney
Augusta
Albert M. Johnson
Libelee
Gertrude M. Childs
Edward W. Bridgham
Ss. Superior Court
Oscar Childs
WM. H. Fisher
Fred H. Thompson
E. F. Arsenault
Union Street
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