Bath City Notes Signals Summer Activities in Bath Maine
Bath reports on seasonal events including shad runs, May baskets, new hotels, tourist traffic, and improvements to the Custom House. Local clubs, churches, and veterans groups plan Memorial Day activities. elm and stone work, street lighting, and public notices accompany summer preparations in Bath and nearby Brunswick.
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Custom House
Grand Lodge
Portland
Bath
Truant Officer Sees Rising Absences in Bath Schools
Truant officer Edward Emmons notes spring terms bring more pupil absences as Bath schools struggle to engage students. He reports teachers face declining appeal of outfits and activities, impacting classroom attendance.
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Edward Sb. Emmons
Bath
Probate Court Publishes Final Account Notices
In Sagadahoc Maine 1911 court orders executor notices for Benjamin A Merriman and Nancy Foye to appear in Bath Probate Court on the first Tuesday in June to show cause why their final accounts should be allowed. Judge Ames B Lowell and Register Cyrus W Longley are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Buffalo Bill
Colonel Cody
Lewiston
Thomas P. Gibbons
Henry D. Bacon
Brunswick
Frank Percy
A. R. Savage
Auburn
Supreme Judicial Court of
Maine
Sagadahoc
Daniel S. Jaques
Benjamin A. Merriman
Bowdoin
Ames
Lowell
Cyr W. Longley
Register
Sagadahoe
John J. Galvin
Nancy Foye
Pruxbury
Masschusetts
James
Cyrus W. Longley
State OF Maine
Charles J Dain
Jennie
Rideout
Charles F. Rideout
Testate
Washington Street
Mary Jeterson
Warren M. Dain
Charlea F. Rideout
Chas. J. Main
Ridbolt
State OF
James 8
Sarah F. Card
Jennie M. Loring
Nancy M Mason
Walter
Glidden
Rath
Saradahoe
Cauxine
Heirs Seek Sale of Woolwich Homestead in Sagadahoc
State of Maine petition asks for private sale of the Charles H Card homestead in Woolwich to settle shares among heirs in Maine and Massachusetts. The petition cites an undivided real estate interest and notes an earlier deed conveying a portion to Nancy M Mason. Judge Tames Lowlt presiding.
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OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Sarah E. Card
Jennie Loring
Portland
Cumberland
Nancy M. Mason
Woolwich
Ethel M. Whitten
Boston
Massachusetts
Charles H Card Late
Charles H Card
Bath
Dresden
Mary A.moore
Rufus Savage
Joves Corner
Wiscasset
Stephen Blackman
Ty By
Neguasset Brook
Converse Trott
Henry Carleton
Sagadance
Dennis
Hook
Sarah FE. Card
Dividend announced for Bath bank depositors in 1911
The Bath Trust Company as Receiver for People’s Safe Deposit and Savings Bank declares a dividend of 331 1 4 percent on all deposits as reported and confirmed by the Court. Payments begin May 11 1911 at Bath Trust Company during normal hours with required deposit books and proper written authority for recipients.
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People’s Safe Deposit & Savings Bank
Bath Trust Company
Samuel Welch Jr
Rodney Henderson
Orphans
Bangor
Galen Hinckley
People's Safe Deposit and Savings Bank
Bath
Maine
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Kelley Athletic Field
Charles Williams
Lewis Pepper
Albert G. Page
Riverside
Popham
Archie Shepley
Canada
Congregational
Joseph Thomson
Plaisted
William R. Kimball
Bath Military and Naval Orphan Asylum
City Landing
City Park
Upper
E. W. Hyde
Bath's Revolutionary Daughters
Frye’s
Sanford L. Fogg
South Paris
Howard McIntire
Postmaster Hyde
Edwin M. Fuller
Bath Clinical Club
Eubra
Wil
Swift and Company
Hyde
Eleanor A. Percy
Percy & Small
Elks
Blue Stars
Lisbon Falls
Moses
Mendelssohn Club
William R. Chapman
Theresa Moses
Patten Free Library
Alphonse Roy
Maine Central R. R
Hannigen
Maine Central Railroad
Augusta
Waterville
Runeling
Winthrop
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Morse
Edward Little High
Kelley Field
Lloyd Lee Hooker
The
Sons of Veterans
Chestnut St
Bath, Me
D. & C. E. Scribner
Lewis J. Sawyer
Optometrist
Phoenix
Marlborough
B. G. Potter & CO
Swett’s
Drummond Cutting
Phippsburg
Wallace Reed
Eureka
Thompson Bros
Princess
Gonley’s Specialty Store
R. H H. Baxter
Bank
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Promiams
ED. E. Bairy