City Clerk reports Bath vital stats for February
February vital statistics from Bath show 14 deaths 20 births and 8 marriages, as reported to the State Board of Health by City Clerk. A local basketball game was arranged by William Perkins of the Jitney Five to face Freeport town team in Freeport this evening with captain Thistle listed and Marshall MacDonald as referee.
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State Board
Bath
William Perkins
Freeport Town
Freeport
Thistle
Bath ship Shenandoah wreck faced mighty demolition
March 15 1916 report lauds Bath shipwrights for lasting construction of Shenandoah once built by Arthur Sewall Co. Coast Guard cutter commander notes wreck resisted demolitions with phenomenal timbers. Mentions Miss Mary Howard on vacation in Boston Capt F A Rines sails Emma S B ship with Capt Samuel Lewis Briggs in Boston wintering. Winter quarters in Boston for Briggs chartered to load stone for Newark. William L. Cullinan surprised at Bath Aerie session.
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Bath
Coast Guard
Shenandoah
Arthur Sewall & Co
F. A. Rines
Boston
Emma S. B
Samuel Lewis
Briggs
Newark
Local figures and ships news mix in Maine headlines
The clipping lists varied notes from Maine including Alonzo Parks preparing a new steamer for Coburn Steamboat Co at Moosehead Lake, repairs on Coburn fleet vessels, land marked for Texas interests along the New England yard, and social trips of Bath Iron Works executives. It also mentions sleighing hopes, theatre events in Boothbay, car sale, and Boston shows as residents travel between Bath, Lewiston, Boston, Seattle, and beyond.
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Alonzo Parks
Coburn Steamboat Co
Moosehead Lake
Coburn
Ile Amees
Real estate shifts mark early move as ships loom
March 16 1916 real estate men note many citizens rent early to beat spring rush when Texas yard builds ships. Democracy backs John A Small for sheriff. Snow ploughs clear streets and drifts ten feet high near Serront street. Junior League Wesley social features Catherine Murray and others. Cosmos Club adds 17 new associates. Edgar W Gippan announces bid for City Marshal to enforce law and improve police. Captain Miller returns from Portland voyages with Eastern Steamship Corp. notes. Weather contrasts with last year as March 1916 remains stormy.
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Texas Yard
Strikes and Spares Alleys High Records and Probate Notices
Local bowling alleys marks high games and team scores led by L Tardiff 136 mou and H Stanton 337 while Royal Purples post a 515 team single. Probate notices in Bath Sagadahoc list estates, appointments, licenses and a foreclosure action by First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath.
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L. Tardiff
H. Stanton
Royal Purples
Guards
Boston Sand & Gravel chief engineer returns to work
H. M. Jewett chief engineer with the Boston Sand and Gravel Co. of Boston, after two weeks at home with a severe cold, returned to Boston this morning. Miss Priscilla Kimball left this morning on a brief visit in Boston.
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Lizzie A. MacDonald
Daniel T. Dougherty
City Hospital
Ralph H. Dunton
Boston
H. M. Jewett
Boston Sand & Grave] Co
Priscilla Kimball
C. W. Merrill
Philadelphia
George W. Merrill
Southwick Foundry Co
Winter scenes and local notes from Bath area
The report tracks a harsh gale on the Popham ridge delaying stage service, limited clam digging on the flats, and scarce clams this week. It notes better smelt fishing on Winneganee Creek, a 31 smelt catch by Al Ridley on Whiskeag, and waning Whiskeag fishing as ice breaks up. Bath households burn more coal, a new bakery oven arrives on Center Street, and Rev. Rodick visits, aiming for Morse High principalship. Multiple local events follow including a bath party near Morse, social dances, a birthday celebration in Hyde Windlass, lodge elections, and political gatherings as ice goes out.
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Popham Marsh
Winneganee Creek
al Ridley
March Storms Mark Seventeenth Day In Bath Course
In Bath the March weather remains stormy with twelve of seventeen days unsettled. The Bath Co. U. R. E. P. Drill and Ball at Music Hall drew forty couples in a grand march led by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bertram, with officers listed. Miss Eula Fielding earned a 61 wpm gold medal from Remington Typewriter Co. for 15 minutes with minimal errors, while Misses Vivian Colby and Helen Johnson attained over 40 wpm credits.
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The
Bath Co. U. R. E. P
Ralph Bertram
F. L. Stover
Frank Young
Leon Pratt
Frank Dingley
Forrest E Hoyt
Ralph E. Bertram
Charles E. Brackley
Chester Munroe
Eula Fielding
Morse High School
Remington Typewriting Company
Fielding
Vivian Colby
Helen Johnson
Maine University i on tour plants in Bos Worcester and more
The report mentions the University of Maine on its annual i on tour visiting Boston Worcester Providence and Charlestown Navy Yard. Oliver Moses appeared in good health for the first time since a Dec 31 attack at the Copley Plaza Hotel. A birthday gathering was held for Philip W Day at 7 Union Street. Mayor Small and the new City Council will be inaugurated Monday morning. A Bowdoinham saw mill burned destroying 75000 shingles and the mill building. Submaster King of Morse High left for Peabody Mass on vacation. Republican caucus delegates were elected at Phippsburg with Bowker Minott Daley and Williams selected. Bernard Poor and son Ed arrived from San Francisco with plans to settle in New England. A still alarm at the Rouse building in Post Office Square caused about 100 damage. Texas Co Shipyard boiler arrived by rail from Portland for unloading at York Street.
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Rouse
Post Office Square
Dewey
Texas Co
Portland
York Street
Limits For Pauper in Houston Tax Case
Federal Judge Ben C Connally ruled a pauper cannot sue the government to collect a $1.20 income tax refund without paying a $15 filing fee. The Texas convict petitioned to collect the refund and claimed poverty. Connally said if he waited to sue he would still owe the filing fee.
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Houston
Tex
Ben C. Connally
Texas
Connally
Probate notices for Sagadahoc estates in Bath 1956
Court of Probate at Bath Sagadahoc holds proceedings on the estates of Gertrude L. Rines Whitefield NH Mabel E Waters Bath Annie L Taylor Bath and Clarence I Jane Bath. Administrators and executors are named with dates in March 1956 and final accounts and distributions planned. Register Lillian Heal certifies appointments and bond filings.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Ralph G. Stetson
J. Edward Drake Jr
Lizzie A Haggett
West Bath
Charles T Small
Edwin W Haggett
Timothy Claney
Alice A Maney
William B. Maney
William R Newell
John R Newell
Clara Augusta Palmer
Addiella D Palmer
Ralph D Warren
Frank R Warren
John D Warren
Jonathan
Joan Huntington
Arthur J Dunton
Lillian H. Heal
Margaret F Frve
Alyce Bowen
Frank Warren
Lynn M. Bussey
Maine
Eric J Carlson
Phippsburg
One P. Schelk
Jene P Schelk
Frank FE Witt
Woolwich
John DeWitt, Sr
Elizabeth U Oliver
Edwin F. Oliver
Arthur J. Dunton
Gertrude L. Rines
Whitefield
New Hampshire
Carlton S Rines
Lillian Heal
Lillian H Heal
Mabel E. Waters
William L. Waters, Jr
Annie L. Taylor
Walter F Taylor
Clarence I Jane
Myrtle M. Lane
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Ralph H. Tourtillotte
W. S. Tibbetts
J. W. Desmond
John Thwing
Charles A. Adams
Damariscotta
Muscongus Lumber Co
Alvan Hussey & Sons
M. H. Loach
Illa Chase
New York
Gardiner Crocker
Middle Street
Bertram Crocker
Harriet Pinkham
Arline Day
Hazel Marr
Elsie Marr
Elsie Rose
Charlotte Varney
Miss Wagner
Margaret Darrah
Grace Varney
Pearl Moody
Pearl Tobey
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Ralph Cornish
Thelma Wolfe
Frank Dickerson
Willis Holbrook
Philip Day
Willie Cummings
Frances Holmes
Willie Maling
George Coffin
Bertram
Roland
Everett
Ruth
Carrie
Mary Howard
King Tavern
William L. Cullinan
Bath Aerie
F. O
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Aggero
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New England
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C. P. Wetherbee
Bath Iron Works
William H. Small
Lyndon V. Plummer
Boothbay
William Mann
Harry L. Haynes
Vine Street
Arthur E. Bishop
New England Telephone Co
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L. R. Ames
F. B. Jecuse
H. Jordan
George Dall
S. Thompson
L. G. Hemore
Earl Trott
L. B. Pennell
L. B. Luce
Plant Department
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Howard A. Parks
Seattle
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Cook’s Corner
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Junior League of Wesley Church
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Harriet Murray
Mabel Nelson
Evelyn Oliver
C. W. Harrison
Cosmopolitan Club
James Bimson
Harry F. Morin
Benjamin Plummer
Jack Hyde
J. R. Andrews
Thomas P. Gibbons
John Evans
Mary Fisher
Emma Duncan
Grace Lightbody
William Brown
Leonice B. Morse
Guy Crosby
Agnes Humphreys
Edgar W. Gippan
Pittas
Daniel Miller
Portland-Boston
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Margaret D. Foster
Milbridge
Gertrude Reed
George Dean
George Merrill
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Thelma E. Varnum
William F. Varnum
Dresden
Lillian
Donald Charles Stackpole
Federal Savings & Loan Association of
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State of
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Meadow
Meadow Street
T. W. Hyde
Hyde
George L. Burnham
Albert B. Murphy
Sagadahoc County
Blanche L. Huff
Irving L. Burnham
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath
First
Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath
J. Frank Hunt
J Frank Hunt
Federal Savings and Sea Association of Bath
Jane Simpson
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J. Mullaney
L. Gaudet
R. Jackson
Fortier
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Sioux
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Dummy
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Smith
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D. Gurney
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Stanton
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C. Wilson
F. Cooper
Peterson
J. Pono
H. Mank
B. Caton
Donnell
R. Oxton
Gagne
L. Castner
Marads
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J. St. Martin
N. Hathorn
O. Pankhurst
M. Biette
Preney
S. Commeau
Jenks
A. Tainter
A. Page
R. Hersom
L. Wright
E. Parks
Newman
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R. Neilson
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H. Douglas
Knight
Don Reil
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Dave Reil
C. Fleming
Ihnel
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F. Pratt
S. Coleman D. Perry
M. Clark
Hyde Windlass
F. Parry
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Cherokees
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L Nelson
J McDougal
G McNeil
Butler
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Ames
Lowery
E Norton Machine Shop
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E Fortier
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Llesboro
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Morse
Cecil E. Paine
Washington
Pauline Clinto
Joseph Attaya
E. A. Farrar
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Marion Hill
Oeet
Charles L. Smith
Saugus
Mass
Ethel Olwer
Popham Beach
Small Point
Bay Point
Parker Head
Douglas Buchanan
Hyde Windlass Co
Charles Brackley
Montgomery & St. Bernard
N. Gratz Jackson
King
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Raymond C. Brown
Frank Stedman
Howard B. Johnson
Albert L. Strout
Royal Arch
Thomas W. Coss
Walter S. Glidden
Lucius M. LeMont
Raim
Colonial Cafe
Kennebec
Walter T. Brown
Popham Steamboat Co
Lew Oliver
Bath and Popham
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Harriman
Fannie Brooks
Henry Greenleaf
Anna Morse
Miss Finks
New York City
L. T. Snipe
Young Men's Christian Association
Ray Cummings
Andrew Cahill
Marshall MacDonald
Henry Hanson
Arthur Thistle
Arthur Colby
John Lord
Otis Card
Edward Coombs
Herbert Douglas
Fred Dwyer
Anton Bowie
Howard Harding
Charles Holbrook
Morton Holbrook
Austin Holbrook
Stanley Wood
New Portland Theater
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Miriam Kimball
Dorothy Jewett
Rachel Hodgdon
Brenda Hill
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Alice Marks
Margaret Foote
Katherine Torrey
Ethel Hawley
Luella Dunton
Jennie Goodman
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Florence Andrews
University of Maine
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Oliver Moses
Copley Plaza Hotel
Philip W. Day
Union Street
Small
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Bowdoinham
King of
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