Bath Daily Times 1912 Notes On Local Life
Bath readers encounter a collage of 1912 events from the coast life. Reports cover a shipwreck risk near Cape Charles Shoals and Lermond family sea work while village socials, flags of civic groups, vaccination rules, and firefighting actions fill the week.
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Helen Thomas
Cape Charles Shoals
Virginia Capes
William J. Lermond
Washington B. Thomas
Stratton Island
Old Orchard
Lermond
Norfolk
Florence Mil
Local Page Snippet Cites Clarence OBrien and Ida Russell
Fragmentary text names Clarence OBrien and Ida Russell among a list including H.T. Stevens and H.W. Jr H. A. Huse plus Harbor figures. Mentions large advance sale and a prophecy for attendees.
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Clarence O’brien
Ida Ia Russell
H.T. Stevens
H.W. Jr
H. A. Huse
H. Hill
Howl
Shooter sled incident braces doorway two nights past
A shooter sled appeared near a doorway two nights ago but no other property damage or persons were observed. Police reported no additional signs of forced entry or suspects and are investigating.
Bath Area News Roundup and Community Notices
Snow continues, good for snowball play, as Colonel Dum mer Sewall Chapter D A R votes to hold a cooked food and apron sale on March 23 at Mrs John A Morse's home. Grace Church Auxiliary entertained by Mrs John Hyde and to return to the States in the Fall. Bath figures include John Augustus Coulliard born 1836, West Bath grange program with questions and songs, three youths rescued a skunk mistaken for a coon cat on Union Street, and Dingley’s work trip from Wisconsin.
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Colonel Dummer Sewall
John A. Morset
Bath
John Augustus
James ‘Coulhard
Old North Grammar School
N. A. West
Coulliard
James L.patten
Seth. T.woodward
Gilbert Patten
James
Terese
Virginia
Nellie Gilbert
Old South Church
Lee Bayou
West Bath Grange
The
Grange
Maine
Fred King
I. W. Coombs
Annie Wylie
Reading
Margaret Hall
Story
O. P. Coffin
Middle Street
Union and
Shepard
Union Street
Wesley Parsonage
Samuel R. Percy
Scoutmaster to Present Charter at March Meeting
Scouts earn second class badge credits with a July prize of a free trip next summer for Tenderfoot Scouts. The March 10 meeting at 7 p.m. will present the Troop Charter by Stewart McAllister, with parents invited. Scoutmaster Stark led a paper collecting drive Saturday at Morse School gym on March 15.
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Stewart McAllister
Stark
Troop 11 Meeting Improvised Snack Time at Grace Clinic
Peter Brownies Troop 11 gathered in the Grace Episcopal Clinic afternoon with Levesque jars and assorted candies prepared. A game session preceded the closing with the Good.
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Peter Brownies
Grace Episcopal Clinic
Angel Anleberies
Leaders' Association Meets at Winter Street Vestry
The Girl Scout Leaders Association gathered at the Winter Street Congregational church vestry Monday evening at 7 30. Mrs John McCole, president, conducted the business session amid a discussing turnout and plans for future events.
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Leaders’ Association
Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
Winter Street Congregational Church
John McCole
Campaign for one cent letter postage gains city support
Providence saw efforts intensify as the National One Cent Letter Association leads a campaign for a one cent postage. Local businessmen join in while Methodists elect new officers at Ley Church with E. E. Whittemore named president and several vice presidents filling the leadership slate.
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National
Methodists Ley
E. E. Whittemore
Glen Watson
Harold Kelley
Simon Stewart
Herbert
Kelley Spear Co wins barge contract for Eastern Transportation
March 10, 1912 reports Kelley Spear Co awarded the lumber barge construction contract for Eastern Transportation Co of Baltimore, adding to a six-vessel fleet. The town anticipates thriving business as more craft are built, with ongoing social and civic notices throughout the region.
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Baltimore
Kelley, Spear Co
Eastern Transportation Co
Howe
Néstie
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