Forty Years Ago Highlights From the City Section
March 19 1889 notes show Brown the world champion club swinger praised. Postsedgwick fair opens in Alameda in three days. Charles Cook contracted to paint Church block exterior. George W Bright back in Pask’s driver box. A Southport fisherman sells 75 lobsters for eight to ten cents. George H Clark to qualify as city clerk elect. Angie M Dunton, Stevens teacher in New Gloucester, dies. Winter Street parsonage bought by George McFadden for June occupancy. Star of the East being prepared for summer traffic. Kennebec and Boston steamer named for launch tomorrow, Capt Colby to command Morse line tug. Portland and New York steamer engine cylinder cast at Bath Iron Works. Barge Casilda arrives in Philadelphia with 1600 tons ice. State Labor Commissioner Beal visits Industrial Accident Commission hearings and city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casilda
Morse Transportation Co
Philadelphia
Boothbay
Kennebec
Charles O. Beal
Labor
Industrial Accident Commission
New City Hall
Child
Milk inspectors survey city dealers for samples
Inspectors from the State Department of Agriculture visited the city on Tuesday to collect milk specimens from multiple dealers and other milk distributors for testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Morse High Baseball Schedule Announced
Morse High outlines an eight game schedule with potential additions in the Southern Division of the Kennebec Valley league alongside Brunswick Gardiner Hallowell and Cony. Coach Cutts will count on pitchers Stan Henderson Freddy Gaudet and Jack Conley to slow strong Brunswick and Gardiner lineups. The slate lists games at Bath Gardiner Hallowell Augusta and playoff date June 8 with multiple opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Bath Lads
Kennebec Valley
Brunswick
Gardiner
Hallowell
Cony
Cutts
Stan Henderson
Freddy Gaudet
Jack Conley
Morse
Bath
Augusta
Bowdoinham notes include fires, visits, and community events
Bowdoinham villagers report a fatal accident involving a three year old in Brunswick hospital after a candy stick caused choking. Fire destroyed a Sagadahoc Fertilizer house. no insurance reported. Socials include Merrymeeting grange Patrick day supper and Pythian Sisters meeting. numerous visits and town business updates follow. Funeral services for William Otis Adams held with family survivors listed.
Bowdoin residents hold quilting event amid winter travel woes
E E Purinton visited Lewiston, Clyde Starbird stayed with sister Mrs Lelia Gilbert in Richmond, and Mrs L C Starbird spent time with family. East Bowdoin Ladies aid gathered with Mrs Wilbur Skelton, quilting program featured Esther Rogers, Cleora Skelton, Mae Skelton, Hattie Babb, Elizabeth Starbird. Next meeting March 28 with Mrs Grant Woods. Farm Bureau Bowdoin Center group met March 11. snow and wind kept attendance small. Burton Wheelock returns from town to Boston. Horace Purinton and Lester Nelson assist during maple sugaring season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Purinton
Lewiston
Clyde Starbird
Lelia Gilbert
Richmond
L. C. Starbird
East Bowdoin Ladies’ Aid
Wilbur Skelton
Esther Rogers
Cleora Skelton
Mae Skelton
Hattie Babb
Elizabeth Starbird
Grant Woods
Farm Bureau
Bowdoin Center Grange Hall
Miss Welch
Morse Senior Class to Stage Play The Charm School
Morse high school's senior class will present the play The Charm School at the Columbia theater on Friday evening, April 26. The cast includes Austin Bevans Charles Maxwell David MacKenzie James Jenkins George Boyd Roy Lawrence Jim Simpkins Edward Lee Pomer Silas Plant Elise Benedetti Elizabeth McGrath Miss Hays Muriel Howe Sally Boyd Thelma Burleigh Muriel Doughty Amy Irish Ethel Spelvin Mildred Hooper Sophie Greenblatt Lillian Stafford Carolyn Plant Madge Kent Jane Edgecomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Charm School
Columbia Theater
Austin Bevans
Charles Maxwell David MacKenzie
James Jenkins Creorge Boyd
Roy Lawrence
Jim Simpkins
Frederick Gaudet
Ithe Simpkinissis
Edward Lee Pomer
Silas Plant
Elise Benedetti
Elizabeth McGrath
Miss Hays
Muriel Howes
Na Hallowe
Sally Boyd
Thelma Burleigh
Muriel Doughty
Amy Irish
Ethel Spelvin
Mildred Hooper
Alix Mercier
Sophie Greenblatt
Lillian Stafford
Carolyn Plant Madge Kent
Jane Edgecomb
Dunlap Commandery Hosts Impressive Installation Night
Eminent Sir Knight Walter S. Glidden presided as Judge for the Dunlap commandery installation assisted by Maine leaders David L. Wilson and Arthur B. Stilphen. Donald D. Young became eminent commander as musical interludes by Polar Star Quartet and Mackinnon Trio complemented a late banquet and dance that kept guests entertained past midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Glidden
Dunlap Commandery
Maine
David L. Wilson
Arthur B. Stilphen
Glidden
Polar Star Quartet
George Swain
Albert Henderson
George J. Goodwin
John Shaw
Donald D. Young
Thomas R. Houston
John O. Moulton
Oliver Moses
Daniel E. Kelley
Langyrdon T. Snipe
Charles LE. Curtis
Harold E
William L. Skelton
John Wishart
Harold E. Cutting
Lloyd Lee Hecker
Osborne
Obituary of Alvin P. Sylvester of Small Point
Alvin P. Sylvester 64 a lifelong Small Point farmer died Wednesday at City hospital after three weeks there following two years of ill health. Born in Phippsburg son of Ellis and Margaret Sylvester he lived in town and served on the school board. Survived by wife one daughter Mrs Winthrop Blair South Portland and one sister Mrs A E Kelley Small Point. Funeral Friday at 1 PM Curtis funeral home Bath burial Cathance. Also note Clarence I Lane ill at 1151 Lincoln Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Temple
Saco
Sarah Small
Boston
George Brown
Erland Rogers
Clara N. Fogg
Dover-Foxcroft
Andhel
Poland
Sagadahoc
Scott Brown
Mr. Brown
Merrymeeting Grange
Prudence Hamilton
Edith Rowe
Charles Berry
Horace Dodge
Emily Rideout
Jane Browne
Eva MacDougall
J. Hall Denham
Ernest Frye
Wilbur Brown
Geraldine
Charles Browne
Lecke Crouse
George Weeks
Long Branch
Gladys Robinson
Rockland
Della Rideout
Gardiner
Gill Browne
Gilford
Charles Newton
Ross
Hazerdville
Conn
George A. Hackett
Mr. Hackett
Brunswick
Carl Brawn
Troy
N. Y
Brawn
Hulse Corner
State Road
Foster Megerve
Topsham
Meserve
George H. Hackett
Frances Merrill
Helen Randell
Mary Graves
Auburn
W. S. Given
Raymond Leroy
Lithco Allen
Farm Bureau
Lisbon
Tibbetts
Portland
Raymond Tibbetts
Richard Denham
Merry Meeting Grange
Georgia Berry
Chester Marshall
Clara Woods
Elisha Webber
I. C. Irish
Frank L. Webber
Webber
Star Aid
Mildred Given
Stella Given
E. P. Gile
Bath
Gile
Dodge
Lewiston
MacDougall
John Purington
Hanley
Brnevins
Sap
D. B. Cornish
Cornish
Charles Blodgett
Hatch Garage
Lewis Lucy
W. B. & E. P. Kendall
W. B. & E. P. Kendall Grain Co
Purington
Millay Brothers
George Hamilton
Hazel Hunter
George Fassett
East Bowdeinham
Grant
Ernest Millay
Mabel
Irene Millay
Marion Chick
Monmouth
Robert Wyman
Waltham
Mass
George Berry
Burnham
Millay Bro’s
Progressive Grange Meeting
Singing America
Frank Millay
William Gould
Clifford Gray
Allen Waddell
Walter Knight
Mabel Millay
Emma C. Denham
C. H. Blair
School Improvement League of the Bishop School
William Otis Adams
Bowdoin
Nathan
Durinda Starbird Adams
Charles W
Howard F
Eleanor A
Louise M. Adams
Adams
Henrietta Conway Adams
Ella S. Batchelder
Richmond
Abbie L. Dodge
Boothbay Harbor
Carrie C. Adams
Bowdoinham
Alvin P. Sylvester
Small Point
Phippsburg
Ellis
Margaret Sylvester
Winthrop Blair
South Portland
A. E. Kelley
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Bridge-Merrill, Inc
Tel
Brown
Home Journal
Post Sedgwick
Alameda
Charles Cook
Church Block
George W. Bright
Pask’s
Southport
George H. Clark
Angie M. Dunton
Stevens
New Gloucester
Winter Street
Middle
Pearl Streets
George McFadden
Star of the East
Marine Railway
New England Company
Capt. Colby
New York
Bath Iron Works
Southern Division
Bas
Maine Central Railroad
Solar Lodge Masons
Temple
Solar Lodge
Clarence B. Small
Frank Lamb
Mechanic Falls
Jason A. Merrill
Ladies of
Lamb
Chester A. Plant
Ernest Wood
Chester Plant
Dan Williams
Fred Edney
David FE. Rich
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Fred D. Hill
Harry E. Litchfield
Roy S. Shackford
Sylvester H. Rowland
Charles Randall
Grange Hall
Eastman
Lorraine Mills
Pawtucket
R. I
Lorraine
Brunswickck
Spencer
Spencer Portets
Beatrice E. Rand
Dummer St
Spencer Corsetiere
Dunlap
A. Bailey
Ralph Wright
Frank French
Ernest M. Fulton
Mackinnon
Margaret
Edith
Isabel
Columbia
Freeman Trott
Andrews Road
Wiscasset
Clarence I. Lane
Lincoln Street
Punjab
Punjab House
Cannon Mills
Bath Department Store