Bath Daily Times 1906 Bath Meeting and Local News
A Monday meeting of the Bath moar is reported with Dr. B. M. Fuller noted as Shaw. Attendance included Mrs Emma, H. E Williams, Rev Henry Howard, E. So Ellis, and Haro C. Ro. Various items touch on a special train to Chicago and Portland, a whist party at Mrs. Frank En on Oak street, lobster price spikes, a Boston benefit for N E T and T employees, Bath Elks travel to Rockland for a new lodge, river ice conditions, and local business notes including Crosby and the gas contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
B. M. Fuller
Shaw
Emma
H. E Williams
Ate Henry Howard
E. So Ellis
Haro C. Ro
Gardiner Wedding Set at Episcopal Church
February 7 1906 notices show Mr and Mrs Fred D Hill and Mr and Mrs W P Hill traveling to Gardiner to attend the wedding of Marion and Dr Lewis M Spear at 730 PM in the Episcopal church The item mentions Miss White granddaughter of William W Bradstreet as a beneficiary in a scholarship fund and various local names and activities reflecting community notices of the era
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Fred D. Hill
W. P. Hill
Marion
Lewis M. Spear
Episcopal Church
Gardiner
Miss White
William W. Bradstreet
Bath Readers hear water board report and city efforts
A Bath city meeting discussed water supply concerns and a state health board inquiry. Local social notes mention a German Society event, a 80th birthday party, Elks delegation, and community gatherings with music, dancing, and charitable fairs.
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State Board of Health
Parishey of Central church breaks with feast and speeches
The Feb 11 annual Parishey of Central church began at 6 30 with a menu of escalloped oysters cold meats potato salad hot rolls coffee cake and ice cream. Capt William R Kimball and J H McLellan assisted by William R Shaw Rev e C DeMott Owen J rd led service with many compliments for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Roy Bee
William R. Kimball
J. H. McLellan
William R. Shaw
E C. DeMott
Owen J.rd
Oak Park summer visitors and Tremont Temple invites
Reports mention summer visitors at Oak and the New Meadows River for a grand union at Tremont Temple. Invitations issued to journers in the vicinity. Fresh meats will be served and a splendid time is assured. Charles D Weeks is tax collector for days in Greenleaf city building.
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Oaksledge
New Meadows
Tremont Temple
Meeeton
Nex
Charles D Weeks
Penobscot
Enderstood
Som B. Fuller
Local events mix with maritime haste across Bath area
February 12 1906 report notes Sig nor Nunciato leading a 55 piece group at a Maine Festival style event in Bath hall with a 20 member orchestra for a week. Ice river activity increases, shipyard work proceeds and lumber crews haul logs in Woolwich Dresden and West Bath.
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Signor Nunciato
Maine
Hall
Inland
Henry W. Howard
Woolwich
Dresden
West Bath
Locomotive Plans Ferry Link Across Kennebec
The article notes a locomotive and tender with minor damage and mentions M C R R officials planning drops for a new ferry system to transport trains across the Kennebec from this city to Woolwich. It also references the Colonial club and Seaman et al at the B I W. Beals of this Rocket returned from Rochester with Swift Beef involvement as part of local notes.
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Kennebec
Woolwich
A and P Faces OPA Charge Over Sugar Shrinkage
The Great A and P Tea Company issues a statement regarding an injunction sought by the OPA alleging sugar handling shortages of 51,000,000 pounds since April 27, 1942. The firm claims shrinkage is due to intransit damage and other common losses and notes stores distributed over 350 million ration stamps under OPA rules.
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Great
A & P Tea Company
OPA
Oge
OPA Bngan
Service Column Continues On Page Two
A brief note states a person will go to Fort Devens for a year and expects to be home shortly.
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Fort Devens
Bath Social Notes Include Hospital and Home Visits
Mrs. Joseph Dauphin of Spring street visited Memorial hospital in Bath on business. Mrs. Fred S. Coombs is a patient recovering at Memorial hospital. Mrs. Alfred J. Rowe has been ill but can sit up daily. Merle Finley to receive honorable discharge at Fort Devens. Miss Jane Trott and Milton C. Trott’s daughter attended Lassell and Dartman events. The District hosts cocktail party on a first wedding anniversary. Patricia Thackery visited from Bradford after family reunion. Merle Finley Sr. arrives from Panama City awaiting discharge.
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Joseph Dauphin
Spring Street
Memorial Hos Harbor
Bath
Harry B. Carney
Green Street
Milton C. Trott
High Street
Harry Locke
Victoria Locke
Gardiner
Fred S. Coombs
I Washington Street
The
Memorial Hospital
Alfred J. Rowe
Middle Street
Douglas Dearborn
Washington Street
Louis Thackery
Patricia
Bradford
Mass
Fort Devens
Probate Court Action on Wills and Administrations
Tuesday's probate term covers wills for Octave eos of Topsham Florence D. Pel executrix and others. administrations granted or filed for King Graves Fullerton Woolwich Bath Arrowsic and more. numerous estates submitted accounts and final papers. names include Haskins Hunnewell Bearce Knight Gignoux Pouliot Goodspeed and Waite.
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Octave Eos
Topsham
Marie James Boudoin
Fredrick N. Kippel
Woolwich
Florence D. Pel
H G. Hodgson
Bath
Annie R. Hodgen
Albert L. Boucher
Leon
Frederick E. Waite
Bertha C. Waite
Mary A. Lynch
Athieremeena
Nellie V. Driscoll
Edith G. Stewart
Jve Rawney
Hulda J. Faulkner
Richmond
Edwin C. Dunning
John P. Carey
Lena C. Crocker
Gardiner E. Crocker
Alice M. Soule
Charles A. Soule
Sarah E. Whitten
Charles A. Knight
Katherine Gignoux
Cape Elizabeth
National Bank of Commerce of Portland
Frances H. Peaslee
David L. Wilson
Jean Pouliot
Alphonsine Pouliot
John Hall
Bowdoinham
Ernest L. Goodspeed
Guardian
Bath License to Sell Real Estate Granted
Bath granted to Nellie V. Driscoll administratrix. Presented by Mary J. King.
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Bath
Mary J. King
Mary A. Lynch
Nellie V. Driscoll
Richmond News Highlights Frank Details of Local Service Members
Funeral services for Albertine G. Baker were held in Washington. Cpl Carlton A Ring, son of Mr and Mrs Russell Ring, a University of Maine student and Ardennes veteran, earned Good Conduct and three battle stars. Robert Sidelinger, USMC, home after three years with three Pacific-area months, wears multiple ribbons. J Norris Sidelinger Jr discharged at Fort Devens. Richmond High honor roll lists top students. Death announced for Mrs Mattie Garretson of Hollywood California.
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Washington, D. C
Albertine G. Baker
Roberts Funeral Rooms
David Hickland
Evergreen Cemetery
Cpl
Carlton A. Ring
Russell Ring
University of Maine
Camp Polk
8Th Armored
Ardennes-Ruhr
Germany
Robert Sidelinger
U. S
Aircnatae
Oceanside
Calif
Pacific
J. Norris Sidelinger, Jr
Fort Devens
Servin
Army
J. Norris Sidelinger
Chestnut Street
Richmond
Dorothy Patten
Charlotte Brown
Patricia Hurley
George Umberhind
Mrs. Kittredge Returns Home from Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Kenneth Kittredge of Washington Street has returned home from Memorial Hospital and is convalescing satisfactorily.
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Kenneth Kittredge
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Woolwich Mutual Fire Insurance Company Assets 1945
Woolwich Maine assets as of December 31 1945 show cash in office and bank 62557 98 and gross cash assets 2557 98. Premium notes item appears garbled but part of balance sheet.
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Woolwich Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Woolwich
Maine
Probate Notices From Bath Estates Await Executors
In Bath Maine the following estates list appointed executors and administrators. Mabel B. Merrill named executrix without bond for Frank M. Lamb estate. Lydia Brimisine estate trustee William S. Shorey and George G. Hathorn connected to Bath estates. Beal, Wilson, and other Bath residents also noted with bond terms and court order. John L. Jack, Registrar, cites original order for all appointments.
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Lydia Brimisine
Bath
William S. Shorey
Annie M. Andrews
Frank M. Lamb
Mabel B. Merrill
George G. Hathorne
Dora C. Beal
Roland S. Beal
Elmer Curtis King
Richmond
Olive K. Haskins
Terabe Alton G. Graves
Ted
Marion Tr
Raven
Mary J.fullerton
J. Vinal Hunnewell
Frances Maybury
Woolwich
Helen Frances Bearce
John H. Curtis
Arrowsic
Celia J. Hutchins
William S. Wilson
Phippsburg
Chester W. Wilson
Grace E. Colbu
Topsham
Orrin A. Colby
C. Beal
Roland
Beal
Williams
Shorey
William
Wilson
Sunk
I Sanateten Hoesinies
Mananani
Bond Snestaie Sonn
Arrowuorter
Tate
Arrow
PRG
Bath volunteers form Hellcats Corps Reserve group
Corps Reserve and Cpl Richard Footer plan a local unit in Bath as veterans return from the South Pacific. Charles D Milteen sails from Shanghai to San Francisco and awaits arrival. John L earns three months to discharge while Eugene J. Morey plans extended service before home leave. civilian meetings will follow as club activities are announced.
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Richard Footer
Cne
Renexpec’ Field
Colo
Charles D. Miltieen
L-C
Shanghai
San Francisco
John
California
Cific
Eugene J. Mreaye Wiees
South Pacific
Bath
Rosses Motor Trip to Florida Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs R E Ross of High street left by car for Florida and spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Georgia. They expected to reach Delray Park Florida by today.
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R E. Ross
High Street
Florida
Georgia
Delray Park
Fla
Court to hear probate in Bath County on March first
The Bath County court to hear petitions for estate matters. J Vinal Hunnewell seeks appointment as administrator for J Fullerton estate. Helen Frances Bearce seeks administratrix for Maybury estate. Marilyn J King Bath seeks license to sell real estate. Guardian Mary J Whitney presents the petition.
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Bath
J. Fullerton
J. Vinal Hunnewell
Helen Frances Maybury
Woolwich
Helen Frances Bearce
Marilyn J. King
Mary J. Whitney
Edith G. Stewart
Ira Kenn
Waldo L. Hathorne
Waldo L. Hawthorne
Waldo L. Ha
Giuseppina Passi Vesco
Conchita Rosita Lopes Maass
Peedi Oy
Giuseppina Passi
Mae Olive "Leighhon
Mae Olive Bannister
Mae Olive Saas
Alma Derry
Mabel
Katherine Ee
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