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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1952

Page

7

Bath Headlines From Apr 30 1912 Water Wagon Out Today

Bath items report ship Ac Capt Park bound for New York in tow of tug Pa Capt Chandler observing a square rigged ship in harbor. City of Augusta arrival, May Day festivities, local business, a May 9 islander excursion, fires, river traffic, and community events paint a bustling coastal scene.

The Standard Qil Co Park York Chandler Islander Augusta Boothbay Harbor

Tomcat Phu Upsets We Toward The Ge

A fragmented OCR item mentions a Tomcat and a team named We toward some Ge event. Details are unreadable but suggest a sports contest with an upset or advancement. Entities are unclear due to text corruption.

Uncertain Travel Notes From an Early Boston Era

A fragmented report lists a Phoenix departure at five and a return by full moon with midnight arrival. Roy Thistle of the Boston Elevated returns from two weeks’ vacation. References to White, E Horta, Bore Mass, Dark bs death, and a Shataa cock appear in garbled text.

Roy Thistle The Boston Elevated White E. Horta Je Wiis Bore Mass Dark Bs Shataa Penn Small Int Baye Rogers Arno Boston

First Salmon of Season Catches Attention at Kennebec

Dark Trott of Day's Ferry caught the first Kennebec salmon last Friday. The 17 pound beauty sold for 35 cents a pound at Emery's Market. The previous spring’s first salmon was landed on May 25.

Dark Trott Day’s Ferry Kennebec Emery’s Market

Foreclosure Notice on Bowdoinham Property in Sagadahoc

Constance R. Luce of Brunswick mortgageed land in Bowdoinham to First National Bank of Brunswick. The mortgage dated May 1 1947 covers the James Sampson Homestead known as Oakledge, 50 acres with easements, described by older deeds and bound by Merrymeeting Bay and Main Highway Tops ham to Bowdoinham. Bank declares breach of mortgage and claims foreclosure. Dated Brunswick May 1 1922 signed by William H Farrar cashier.

Morse shuts out Red Eddies 11 to 0 in Wednesday contest

Morse Blue and White routs Red Eddies 11–0 as co‑captain Haggett hurls a complete game. Carl Black, Jimmy Beck and Brad Stover lead Morse with two hits each. Paul McCourt driving in two RBIs. Don Irish goes the distance for Edward Little, allowing 12 Morse hits while fanning 12.

Maggett Morse Murphymen Don Irish White Paul McCourt Carl Black Brad Stover Johnny Trafton Black Cal Black Jimmy Beck Sonny Munsey Beck Stover Munsey Bobby Carmichael Sonny Estes Woodward Pen Edward RBI Po Morse Edward Little Woodard R. Dubois Tes Davis D. Irish Dufresne Oldham Demers McCourt Kingsbury Trafton E. L Stoke Black Blaunsey Munsers McCourt Carmichael Haggett Trish Ote Tygett Balk Haggett Aumspire Brewer Smith

Local notes from Bath and area tales on schooling and travel

The article lists various town happenings from Bath Maine including long-time Masonic members Ballou and Shorey, George W. Tobey's purchase for Mrs. Kimball, Lettie Burns visiting from Quebec, and a Temple Male Quartet event at Elm Street church with Miss Noyes. It notes a shortage of willing workers and advertising by Maine as a summer resort. Prof. Frazee markets a sparker for engines. Bath School Board session over a pupil dispute with a parent saying the issue was minor and could be resolved quickly.

John G. Morse Phippsburg Sagadahoc Mr. Morse Richard Morse Small Point Winneganee Timber Island John G Alden Parker West Indies Maine Bath Parker Head Winand John G. Jr Lamb G. Morse & Sons Morse Wesley Church Marion Robbins Charlotte McCutcheon Bessie Hopkins Evelyn Colby Jennie Cora Minard Ethel Belanger Mildred Robbins Gladys McGillicuddy Mae Bickle Grace Warren

Mortgage deed transfer in Sagadahoc kept by First National Bank

Constance R Luce conveyed by mortgage dated June 26 1948 recorded in Sagadahoc County to First National Bank of Brunswick in Brunswick Maine. Describes a 50 acre Bowdoinham land parcel known as James Sampson Homestead with easements from Mary T Richardson deed and prior transfers. Noted are references to related Putnam deeds and condition of mortgage. Dated Brunswick May 1. Now its cashier.

Ereas Constance R. Luce Brunswick Cumberland Maine Sagadahoc First National UK United States of America Bowdoinham Merrymeeting Bay Topsham James Sampson Porente Lisa F. Putnam Salmon W. Putnam Louisa F. Putnam Salmon Witnam Putnam Sagadahoe County Mary T. Richardson

Notice of Stance and Property Transfer in Bowdoinham Maine

Public notice details a mortgage deed and land transfer in Bowdoinham Sagadahoc County Maine. It names First National Bank of Brunswick and trustees, describes a 50 acre parcel known as James Sampson Homestead, bounded by Merrymeeting Bay Main Highway and adjacent lands, and records deeds dating from 1920 to 1946 with caveats and registry entries.

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