Bath Daily Times 1892 items recount town events
Fortnightly Bath items note a water works meeting, a running race by coal heavers, Arbor Day at the high school, and a possible town sidewalk vote. Also covered are a Beacon Street wedding, steamboat and ship lights on the Kennebec, a mayoral horse incident, Young Men's Congress plans, book store clerking, Living Whist Carnival rehearsals, and local business moves.
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Bath
Kennebec River
Perkins Island
Squirrel Point
Ram Island
Doublin Point
Ames Ledge
Thwings Point
City of Acadia plans improvements and sales drive
On April 29 1869 Read Nichols lists 200000 bricks for sale and work resumes at the yard in four weeks. Acadia lodge K of P conferred two Pages and one Esquire last evening. Mayor Twitchell Alderman Donnell and Street Commissioner Williams tour Boston on business. A stone crusher street sprinkler and street sweeper join contemplated city purchases. Gas works improvements begin this week promising a top state plant.
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Nichols
Acadia Lodge K. of P
Twitchell
Donnell
Williams
Boston
Bath city notes and naval yard activity update
A Bath firm plans to build a 40 foot schooner yacht for a New York cocoa nut trade venture. The Kennebec arrives from Boston with freight and a Mane, while passenger travel remains light. Engine companies reorganized with new foremen. Long Beach and Kennebec divisions report similar sizes to last year. River log drives near Fort Popham set to begin with rivermen capturing derelicts for rafting upriver.
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Bath
City of Bat
Hose
Thomas Neagle
Long Beach
Richard Lundrigan
Kennebec
U. ‘Penney
Harris Getchell
Chelsea
Bathy Men’s Club Beats Hebron 6-1 in 1932 Opener
Bath Y Men's club baseball team edged Hebron academy 6-1 at the Academy diamond Saturday. Mark Hayes starred on the mound steering ex Greater Boston schoolboys with 12 hits allowed and two walks. Bath stranded 11 baserunners while Hebron left eight. Dido Cutting drove Bath’s run in the eighth on a Texas leaguer misplayed by Noonan.
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Bath Y
Hebron Academy
Academy Diamond
Cannonball Oliver
Frankie Sheridan
Mark Hayes
St. Mary's
Boston
Hebron
Dido Cutting
Bath Club
Stan Whitehouse
Cutting
Miller
Noonan
Hayes
Whitehouse
Dave Sprague
Lekates
Callan
Seeeee Parks
Stover
J. Miller
Lb Jenkins
Enna
Ee Sprague
C. Miller
Serenenee
Hayes P
Ereene
Longley
Bath
Moore
Flagg Nings
Hay
Flagg
Hannigan
Bennett
Bath Country Club in fine shape for Friday golf
The Bath Country Club greens are being rolled and traps smoothed for an optimal course by Friday if dry weather continues. Superintendent George Grant says the course will be in top condition, with better ground and hold next season. Members and visitors praised the veranda view, road improvements, and growing memberships. A May 10 card party at the clubhouse will showcase facilities and raise funds for kitchen equipment.
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Bath Country Club
George Grant
Maine
B. E. Hutchins
Representative Wright Tours Far Balkans and Caucasus Ports
The narrative describes travel through Yalta, Novorossysk, Tuapse, Sochi, Batum, Tiflis, and Baku with notes on harbors, grain and cement industries, tea plantations, and oil fields. It highlights landmarks such as the Convent of St George, the Prince Voonstrov chateau, and the Gothic Moorish styling, plus the Caspian crossing and shipyards as the Caspian Sea voyage concludes.
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Convent of St. George
Yalta
Sevastopol
Novorossysk
Caucasus
Tuapse
Sochi
Gagri
Batum
Russia
Tiflis
Paris
Near East
Caspian
Black Sea
Baku
Black City
Caspian Sea
Bath Physician Dr. Byron Barker Dies After Illness
Dr. Byron F. Barker, 69, longtime Bath physician, died Friday night at City Hospital after an acute appendicitis attack and emergency operation. Practicing in Bath since 1896, he was a Bowdoin and Jefferson Medical College graduate, a former city official, and a trustee of local institutions. He is survived by his wife, Clara Mildred Todd.
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Byron F. Barker
Bath
City
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
American College of Physicians
Baltimore
Samuel
Julia F. Barker
Bath High School
Bowdoin College
Andrew J. Fuller
Fuller
Dr. Barker
Samuel Barker
Washington Street
John C. Fitzgerald
Barker
Globe
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Sagadahoc County
Bath Savings Institution
Patten Pree Library
Bowdoin
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity
Bath City Hospital
Clara Mildred Todd
Mrs Margaret Foster Whitney dies at 76 in Cambridge
Mrs Margaret Foster Green Whitney widow of Boston financier Henry M. Whitney and Bath native died Thursday April 28 at 396 Mount Alban street Cambridge mass aged 76. Funeral Sunday at King’s Chapel Boston with a double male quartet and ushers listed. Ashes carried to Bath Monday for committal at Oak Grove cemetery. Surviving children include James Whitney and Mrs Herbert Lyman and Mrs Gardiner and Mrs Dodge.
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Margaret Foster (Green) Whitney
Henry M. Whitney
Boston
Bath
Admiral
Joseph Green
Mount Alban Street
Cambridge
Mass
King’s Chapel
John Carroll Perkins
Howard N. Brown
Raymond C. Robbins
N. Phillips Dodge
N. Phillips Dodge, Jr
J. Pennington Gardiner
J. Pennington Gardiner, Jr
Herbert Lyman
Benjamin A. G. Thorndike
Mount Auburn Crematory
Oak Grove Cemetery
Whitney
Lyman
Gardiner
Dodge
Joseph M. Trott
High Street
Widow Ada Shorey Dies in Brooklyn Former Bath Resident
News of the death reaches Brooklyn for Ada Shorey widow of Frank W. Shorey once of Bath. Nephew William Shorey of the First National Bank confirms the passing. She had lived at 100 North Street in Bath while Mr. Shorey worked for The Times Co. Later they moved to Brunswick and then to Bridgton for burial.
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Frank W. Shorey
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ada Shorey
Bath
William 8. Shorey
First National Bank
Shorey
North Street
The
Times Co
Brunswick
Brunswick Telegraph
Brunswick Record
James P. Oliver 75 of Phippsburg dies in Brunswick
James P. Oliver age 75 of Phippsburg died Sunday in Brunswick where he had been a patient ten days. He was born to Henry and Elizabeth Oliver and lived in West Point. Survived by his wife, a nephew George Davis of Bath, and three nieces including Mrs. Everett Harrington.
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James P. Oliver
Phippsburg
Brunswick Cee
Henry
Elizabeth Oliver
West Point
George Davis
Bath
Everett Harrington
Unclear Names From Phippsburg Center Notice
Fragmentary line mentions Phippsburg Center with Mrs Eliza Ferris of Bath and Mrs Nellie Tho of Portland indicating a social or civic reference. Summary limited by missing context and incomplete sentence.
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Phippsburg Center
Eliza Ferris
Bath
Nellie Tho
Portland
Augustus A. Seiders Dies After Stroke at City Hospital
Augustus A Seiders 68 janitor at the Federal building died after a paralytic stroke. Born in Newcastle he moved to Bath as a young man and worked in shipyards before eight years in federal service. He had a fractured hip from a 1930 fall and had been in poor health. Survived by three daughters Mrs Mildred Warwick of Chicago Mrs Annie Cox of Braintree Mass and Louise Holgreen of Wollaston ASS.
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Augustus A. Seiders
Post Office
City
Mr. Seiders
Newcastle
Morrill Seiders
Bath
Kelley, Spear Co
Washington Street
Acadia Lodge
K. of P
Bath Veteran Firemen’s Association
Mildred Warwick
Chicago
Annie Cox
Braintree
Mass
Louise Holgreen
Wollaston
Edmund Sadler Dies at 83 in Brunswick
Edmund Sadler, 83, a Georgetown native and longtime Brunswick resident, died Monday at his home 15 Columbia avenue. He worked for the State agricultural department in gypsy moth work before retiring at 65. He leaves four daughters, Mrs. James Learned, Mrs. Ralph Varney, Mrs. Harold Hendrickson of Brunswick, Mrs. Charles Winston of New Jersey, and two sons, Milton and Charles F.E. Sadler, both of Brunswick.
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Edmund Sadler
Georgetown
Brunswick
Columbia Avenue
Massachusetts
Canada
State Agricultural Department
James Learned
Ralph Varney
Harold Hendrickson
Charles Winston
New Jersey
Milton
Charles FE. Sadler
Laura L Holmes Dies in Belfast at 80
Laura L. Holmes 80 widow of George O. Holmes of Belfast died at her home Friday. Survived by five sons Dr. George of Boston Dr. John of Manchester Fair and Gay E in Belfast Clyde B. Holmes manager of Gibbons Coal Co in Bath. Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at the other home with Rev Clifford L Peasiee of the Baptist church officiating.
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Laura L. Holmes
George O. Holmes
Belfast
George
Boston
John
Manchester
N. H
Fair and Gay E
Clyde B. Holmes
Gibbons Coal Co
Bath
Clifford L. Peasiee
the Baptist Church
Mrs Cool's Funeral Held at High Street Home
The funeral of Winifred B. Cool wife of Harry W. Cool was held Thursday morning at her home at 876 High Street. Rev Edwin D. Hardin officiated. Bearers were Ernest R. Avery George Wright Farley Mayo and Arthur F. Mayo. The body was removed to Pittsfield for burial.
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Winifred B. Cool
Harry W. Cool
High Street
Edwin D. Hardin
Ernest R. Avery
George Wright
Farley Mayo
Arthur F. Mayo
Pittsfield
Funeral of J. P. Oliver at Curtis Funeral Home
The funeral of Jamz P. Oliver of Phippsburg was held Wednesday afternoon at two at Curtis Funeral Home, 105 Center Street. Rev. Cuaries H. Berry of Corliss Street Church officiated. Burial followed in Phippsburg Center.
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Fueral
Jamz P. Oliver
Phippsburg
Curtis Funeral Home
Center Street
Cuaries H. Berry
Corliss Street Church
Berial
Phivpsbura Center
Sagadahoc Court Chart Attest Ledger Fragment
A fragment from Sagadahoc judicial records shows a chart or ledger reference with Attest: terms and partial names including PATTANGALL and Cody. The readable text hints at a court chart or attestation entry in progress, with limited legible details and no clear action or date.
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Pattangall
Judicial Court
Mup Cody
UHI Ogg
Raed
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