Bath Daily Times Bids March 1893 Glimpse Of Town Life
Slush and mud hinder street travel as Bath residents describe weather shifts from rain to snow. The Bowdoin Glee, Banjo and Guitar Club appears at the Columbia Opera House next Monday, while jurors for the April Supreme Court term are to be drawn Friday. Travelers note river ice, skating for schoolchildren on vacation, and local trades, with John Small returning to Bath as head machinist at Sewall’s iron shipyard.
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Supreme Court
John Small
Boston
Flushing R. A
Sewall
Bath
State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Herbert M. Lermond
Rumford
Melvina P. Lermond
Susie F. Oliver
Washington St
Braintree
Mass
John P. Carey
State OF
Maine
Bath Independent
George D. Innes
Peter Innes
Walter 8. Glidden
Lucy G. Southworth
Isabel Hyde
Charles C. Low
Daniel Williams
Sagueahoc
D. Wylie Lemont
Sarah E. Lemont
A. D
Walter S. Glidden
William R. Bowker
Phippsburg
A.D
John J. Keegan
Mary A. Woods
Mary L. Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Sumner Sewall
William D. Sewall
Sagapensar
Said
Walter
Glidden
Daisy G. Steeves
Molly Rouse Bartlett
Winslow Rouse
Edward W. Bridgham
Said County
Walter 8S. Glidden
Harry F. Morse
New London
Connecticut
Charles W. Morse
Noank
Conn
Benjamin W. Morse
Ossining
N. Y
Erwin A. Morsé
Hollywood
Calif
Anna E. Morse Gieger
San Francisco
State of Connecticut
William F. Dunham
Register
Local notices from Gardiner and vicinity in March 1893
March 16 1893 reports Farnham joiner shop disappearing under carpentry, Will Spiett returning to Gardiner as barber shop manager, YMCA benefit concert planned by North Street ACS, Kennebec House journeying up Front Street with underpinning, engineer Fred W Crocker back from New Smyrna Fla, Dickey Bird schooner loading pine for Bath then Charleston and Satilla River, Prof E L Emmons whistling at Limerick and Cornish, Buckingham unload crew aiming to finish by Monday, Baxter yacht at Harrington awaiting machinery to Portland, Portland Co completing fixes. yacht described as modern and handsome.
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Dickey Bird
Sewall
Damariscotta River
Charleston
S. C
Satilla River
Bath
Baxter
Harrington's
Portland
Portland Co
B. W. Morse
Norfolk
Providence
Bermuda
Grace D. Buchanan
Buchanan
New York
Baltimore
Cape Elizabeth
New England Company
Last city government meeting and juror drawing
March 17 1893 marked the final meeting of the current city government with juror selection underway. Fred Raymond handed out cigars smilingly. A 12 pound girl arrived yesterday. The Eds ball occurs at the Alameda with out of town orchestra replacing the Philharmonic. Winter Street Young People Society hosts an elaborate anniversary banquet with toastmaster Harry Anderson. Corliss Street plans a grand Old Folks concert featuring the Philharmonics and city singers in early April. George W Fair’s big swing clubs for the Alameda exhibition are on display at Hallett's window.
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The
Alameda
Philharmonic
Winter Street
Young People’s Society
Harry Anderson
Corliss Street
Philharmonics
Corliss
Papoose launches at Harringtons shipyard in Bath
The Baxter yacht was launched at Harringtons and christened the Papoose. It will be taken to Portland Monday and be ready for sea next month. Bath held St Patrick's events at the Alameda with music by the Philharmonic and a lively ball.
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Baxter
Harrington
Portland
Bath
The
Alameda
Philharmonic
Messrs
Murphy
Biggins
St. Patrick's
Anniversary Banquet Marked Society’s Seventh Year
The society celebrated its seventh anniversary with a grand banquet in the church upper vestry, more than 60 attendees, a 7:30 repast featuring escalloped oysters, and extended toasts. Remarks covered members and supporters, plus letters from notable figures and a plan to form a basketball team at the Y.M.C.A. for an April gym exhibition.
Sport of Canadian football as a team game
The activity merges football skills with reduced roughness, emphasizing teamwork and precise passing. It offers a refined form of recreation that remains highly engaging for spectators who watch the sport.
Lewiston Reports Decline in Infant and General Death Rates 1932
Dr Robert J Wiseman announced Lewiston’s 1932 mortality improvements with infant deaths at 88.91 per 1000 and the general rate at 15.14 per 1000. Both metrics fell to their lowest levels in 13 years, down from 108.49 and 17.06 in 1931.
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Lewiston
Robert J. Wiseman
Fatimas take lead in Colonial Club bowling tourney
Fatimas move to the top in the Colonial Club bowling league with six points on Thursday night as Murads collect three and Camels climb seven spots to third. Doc Gregware of the Murads records a 300, the only bowler to hit the mark this week, while Horace Morse of the Fatimas adds 288 and Clint Wilson 287.
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Murads
Camels
Doc" Gregware
The
Horace Morse
Clint Wilson
Gregware
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