Bath Notes 40 Years Ago Highlight YMCA and Local News
A Bath column recalls 40 years of YMCA progress under General Secretary McCormick and notes a sound community, plus local items: new school board meeting, plans to remodel Washington street store, Texas Co shipyard visit, social gatherings, a third candidate for marshal, Kennebec river ice and opening estimates, quarry ownership changes, and historic YMCA block completion in 1894.
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Te Bath Y.M.C.A
McCormick
M.C.A
Democratic caucus elects Thompson chair at Bangor delegates named
At a Democratic caucus in the Common Council room F H Thompson was chosen chairman and John J Lee secretary. Delegates and alternates were selected for the State and District Conventions in Bangor with named officials and candidates listed for both conventions and district small. Capt William G Small sold the Butler house site to C P Holbrook who will tear down the structure and erect a new house. Carroll A Deering has pur-
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F. H. Thompson
John J. Lee
Bangor
John A. Small
Charles A. Corliss
Joseph Torrey
M. A. Haraden
Edward W. Larrabee
William T. Hodgkins
Ralph C. Covel
Lawrence L. Kane
Raymond Powers
Henry W. Howard
John E. Fitzgerald
L. Eugene Thebeau
Lewis B. Swett
Fred H. Thompson
John J. Keegan
Thomas S. Gibbons
Walter S. Y Rowe
Levi T. Thompson
Edward H. Sampson
Warren Lowell
Robert C. Hannigen
Joseph Charles Footer
Ralph C. Tourtlotte
John C. Humphreys
Robert B. Hatch
Arthur F. Larrabee
James C. Mulligan
James S. Lowell
Ernest F. Kelley
Harry A. Phummer
Levi Thompson
W. Thebeau
Joseph P. Crane
William G. Small
Butler House
C. P. Holbrook
Rosentwist party eyes West Georgetown summer homes and locals
The Times reports that Rosentwist guests favor the Kennebec valley for summer residences in West Georgetown and Phippsburg with purchases and leases. One member bought land near the Rosentwist house to build a large bungalow this spring, others leased the Owen Marr place with possible purchase. Victor Richardson’s estate was offered including the mountain for 5 000 dollars but declined.
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the Times
Rosentwist
Kennebec
West Georgetown
Phippsburg
Thomas Williams
Owen Marr
Victor Richardson
Oakledge
Boston
Burke Over Ice Runs Prep for Spring Thaws on Front Street
Burke led crews this morning clearing Front Street runways through ice from winter as spring thaw approaches. J. E. Fullerton C. H. Gilmore E. R. Mains and G. M. Stinson of Woolwich attend the Republican State convention. Dr Breckenbridge heads to Waterville Saturday for the Maine Osteopathic Association quarterly meeting.
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J. E. Fullerton
C. H. Gilmore
E. R. Mains
G. M. Stinson
Woolwich
Dr. Breckenbridge
Waterville
Maine Osteopathic Assocs
Maine and Maine people in 1916 social and industrial notes
March 24 1916 at the Texas Yard carpenters build frames for new shops and a rivet making machine promises rapid production for ship rivets. Bowdoin College events in Portland include sophomore banquet arrangements. Local civic notices cover Republican delegates from Bath, endorsements for caterer Mann, and various visits from Maine residents to Detroit Toledo and Billings. Circus and travel plans expand to Maine with Barnum and Bailey and other shows. Social events include Bath Aerie whist party and Easter rebound.
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Texas Yard
Texas Co
Willard Moran boat bulletins tied to New York timing
The Times arranges to receive Willard Moran boat bulletins in New York this evening with a full bulletin service. The Cosmopolitan club opens its 1916 17 season at the Y M C A building with a costume laden indoor meet. A grand match of contestants in Middy suits thrills the crowd and Miss Miriam Kimball mocks as a circus clown.
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Times
Willard-Moran
New York
Cosmopolitan Club
Miriam Kimball
Lillian Mason
Annette Kellerman
Harret Henderson
Bath Moose Officers Elected for Ensuing Year
At the Bath Royal Order of Moose meeting last night officers were elected for the coming year. Augustus Perow was named Past Dictator and William Mann re elected Dictator with W V D W W Hosmer as Wv D prelate Joseph Caton secretary L C Coombs treasurer Warren McIntire L G W H Pinkham O G and trustees Augustus Perow Joseph Evrard John Place. Representatives to Grand Lodge will be William Mann and Augustus Perow.
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Bath
Royal Order of Moose
Augustus Perow
William Mann
Wv. D
W. W. Hosmer
Joseph Caton
L. C. Coombs
Warren McIntire
L G
W. H. Pinkham
O. G
Herbert Pettengill
Joseph Evrard
John Place
Grand Lodge
Bath Welcomes New England Company Yard Sale to Texas Co
Bath residents hail the sale of the New England Company shipyard to the Texas Co as a sign of expanded shipbuilding at the North End and permanent industry. Hon. Harold M. Sewall previously bought the yard and now advances industrial plans. local officials note public service in securing a customer and potential prosperity for Bath.
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Bath
Harold M. Sewall
Arthur G. Staples
Lewiston
Rupert H. Baxter
Sagadahock County
New England Company
Texas Co
North End
Sewall
Christian Science TV Films To Air Sundays On WMTW
The First Church of Christ Scientist announced a second group of Christian Science TV films to be shown Sundays from 1 30 to 1 45 PM on WMTW channel eight. The 15 minute programs in How Christian Science Heals feature real experiences without actors and highlight practical religion for modern living.
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Channel Eight
Will B. Davis
Christian Science Committees
Boston
Little League Basketball Playoffs Reach Semi Finals
North, Junior High B and C teams win Saturday night at the Y M C A to reach the semi finals. Dike, Junior High A and Huse school are eliminated in three close contests with scoring led by Kent Higgins and Douglas Knight.
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Area Development Seeks Bath Retail Growth
The Bath Area Development group said with proper facilities new stores could be attracted. Members named subcommittees to study issues and report back. A meeting schedule was set for every other Tuesday starting April 17 at 7 30 p.m. in the Chamber office City Hall.
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Bath
MacLennan
Parking Commission
Hutchins
City Hall
Blood donors and scouts linked to city safety history
The article reflects on communal duty with lines about blood needs and gratitude for donors. It notes since 1910 more than 24,500,000 Boy Scouts and leaders have joined the movement, while describing watchmen on patrol near the police station and rapid fire calls to stations via police telephones.
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Varnum Admits Separation From Wife Thelma Varnum
William F Varnum of Dresden Maine states his wife Thelma E Varnum has left his home and he is not responsible for any bills contracted by her. March 17 1956.
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Thelma E. Varnum
William F Varnum
Dresden
Maine
Bath Girl Scout Council Appeals for Funds for Roundup
The Bath Girl Scout Council seeks community donations to cover Day Camp and two delegates attending the National Senior Girl Scout Roundup in Pontiac, Michigan. The appeal notes 450 local Scouts and Leaders, Pine Haven Day Camp, and a projected need of about 1000 dollars this year.
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Bath
Bath Girl Scouting
Bath Girl Scout Council, Inc
Pine Haven
Pontiac
Mich
Bath Girl Scout Council Inc
B. J. Sabo
Elks win YMCA Junior League title over Oakhurst Dairy
The Elks defeated Oakhurst Dairy 47 to 46 at the YMCA to claim the Junior League championship. Timmy Stinson scored 13 and Ray Durgan 12 for the Elks while Richard McElman led the Dairymen with 15 points in a tight final.
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Ray Durgan
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Stairs
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Durgan
Stinson
Aubut
Hanna
Hennessey
Kinder
G. Sonia
C. Marchetti
G. Tardif
F. Torrey
Probate Notice in Sagadahoc County Bath 1956
Court of Probate in Bath Sagadahoc County orders notice to heirs for the estate of Gertrude L Rines late of Whitefield New Hampshire. First and final account by administrator Carlton L Rines and petition for distribution set for April 1956. Judge Arthur J. Dunton signs. Attest Lillian H Heal Register.
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Probate Notices From Sagadahoc County
Register Lillian H Heal lists executors administrators and guardians for Bath estates. William L Waters Jr appointed administrator on March 6 1956 and bonded March 13 1956. Walter F Taylor named executor without bond March 1956. Myrtle M Lane appointed guardian or conservator without bond for Clarence I Lane estate in Bath.
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Lillian H. Heal
Sagadahoc
Mabel E Waters
Bath
William L. Waters, Jr
Annie L. Taylor
Walter F. Taylor
Clarence I Lane
Myrtle M Lane
Apepee Learels
Margaret Farve
Alyce Bowen
Ralph D Warren
Frank Warren
Lynn M Bussey
Maine
Eric J Carlson
Phippsburg
Tene P Schelk
Ilene P. Schelk
Frank E Witt
Woolwich
John S DeWitt
Elizabeth U Oliver
Phippsbore
Edwin F. Oliver
Arthur J. Dunton
Colonials Edge Portland Club In First Half Interclub Meet
The Bath Colonial Club and the Portland Club played the first half of an interclub tournament Tuesday evening at the Portland Club with Colonials 54 to 51. The return match is set for April 5 in Bath to decide the winner.
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Henry Mank
Paul Wilson
Donald Wilson
Oliver Foster
Artland Smith
Roy Richter
Ralph Forbes
Fred Morton
Arthur Jackson
Henry Richards
Leonard Wetherbee
Frank Fortier
Paul Lawrence
Byron Clark
James Caverly
Merritt Mitchell
Frank Givin
E. O. Tukey
A. M. Main, Jr
Richard Hersom
William Dennison
William Curran
Clinton Wilson
Daniel Sculley
Olin Pankhurst
Lorraine Price
Lesie Plant
Alfred A. Parks, Jr
Charles Parks
Richard Paquin
Alfred McCabe
Frank Lawrence
Colonial
Probate Court Holds Bath March Session on Multiple Estates
The Sagadahoc Probate Court in Bath opens a March session addressing estates including Randall F Cook J Edward Drake Lizzie Hagnett Timothy Maney William Newell Clara Palmer Ralph Warren John Warren and others. Petitions seek appraisals licenses to sell real estate and administration appointments with notices to interested parties.
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Sagadahoc
Ralph G. Stetson
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Lizzie A Hagnett
West Bath
Charles T Small
Edwin W Haggett
Timothy C Maney
Alice A. Maney
William B Maney
Wiliam S. Newell
John R. Newell
Clara Augusta Palmer
Addiella D. Palmer
Ralph D Warren
Frank R Warren
John D Warren
Foreclosure Notice by First Federal Savings Bath
Notice records a mortgage breach on property in Bath Sagadahoc County Maine. First Federal Savings and Loan Association seeks foreclosure. J Frank Hunt, treasurer, authenticates the act. corporate seal valid. Contains references to deeds and prior transfers with dates in 1900 1950 1945 and 1956.
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Agus
Federal Savings Pearseation
Bath
United States of America
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Idahoc
Hyde
Meadow Street
George L. Burpham
Albert B. Murphy
Sagadahoc County
Blanche L. Huff
George L. Burnham
Irving L. Burnham
Irvine L. Burnham
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath
First Federal Wings and Loan Association of
J. Frank Hunt
State of Maine
Sagadahocks
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Five long-reigning modern kings named by National Geographic
The National Geographic Society cites five monarchs with reigns longer than zero years: Haakon VII of Norway, Louis XIV of France, Franz Joseph I of Austria Hungary, Victoria of England, and Louis XV of France.
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France
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England
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Cracker crusted eight inch pie with banana filling
A recipe note describes mixing graham cracker crumbs with butter to form a crust for an eight inch pie plate. The crust is chilled before adding a filling of whipped cream and sliced bananas.
Church World Used Exclusively by Police Men
A brief note describes a church or chapel reportedly used only by police officers. No other details on location, denomination, or events are provided.
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