Forty Years Ago in Bath April 1918 News Roundup
Bath items from April 30 1918 detail letters from U S N Seaman Joseph R Sanford reports his ship lost off the French coast and his return to Bath relatives. Other notes cover local military calls shipyard incidents Rotary club plans Red Cross work and various social events at Bath and surrounding towns during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sanford
Joseph R. Sanford
French
Sanford
Lease Continues for Barbour’s Operation Since December
According to the notice, J. W. Barbour has operated the business under lease since last December, continuing to manage affairs and run daily functions as the lease term progresses. The article confirms Barbour’s ongoing control and the formal lease arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Barbour
Chamber Study Sparks Parking Lot Plan for Lawn Area
The chamber president is advised that when the study results are compiled a lawn area could be converted to parking spaces for 40 to 50 vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Morse High Tops St. Dom's 5-2 In Opener
Morse High opened its baseball season at Lewiston with a 5-2 victory over St. Dom's. Dick McIntosh earned the win with seven innings of work after Harold Ames started and allowed one hit in four frames. Morse moved into a tie for first in the league with Edward Little, while hitting remains a concern despite late rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
St. Dom’s
Lewiston
Dick McIntosh
Harold
Ames
Morse
McIntosh
Saints
Shipbuilders
St. Domsemater c
Levesque
Joe Robinson
Edward Little
Auburn
Harold Ames
Will Sprague
St. Dom's
Rumford
Pete Cooper
Dick Davis
Eddie Avery
Ray Bishop
Harrington
Edward Little Edges Morse 7 5 In Seventh In Auburn
Edward Little rallied for five runs in the seventh to beat Morse 7 5 at Pettengill Park Auburn. Will Sprague pitched a complete game but Morse errors and Eddie singles spurred the late inning surge. York and Harrington had two base hits apiece for Morse while Avery and Gardner produced early scoring for Edward Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Edward Little
Pettengill Park
Auburn
Will Sprague
Eddie
Sprague
Avery
York
Harrington
Langlais
Cooper
Custain
Tommy York
Bill Gardner
Shipbuilders
Robinson
Clough
Gardner
Lafortune
Charlie Pierce
Davis
Pierce
Houlares
Bower
Lodge
Ed Avery
Griffin
Bob Tiner
Poole
Bihop
Bath youths honored as intramural basketball awards given
The Bath event recognized Craig Lee as most improved player and Richard Ox ton as foul shooting contest winner. Bath boys heard talks on education and sports from local coaches and university guests. Past Commanders of Dunlap Commandery and Knights Templar attended the Portland parade for the Grand Commandery conclave. A special meeting in Brunswick May 20 1958 discussed bylaws to operate the Fair and Race Teet in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Company
Third Maine Regiment
Armory
Chapman and
Graham
Portland
Brunswick
Rankin
Bath
Orono University
John Conley, Jr
Donald Perry
Robert Tabor
Edward Newell, Jr
Morse High
Gene Hunter
Harry Halser
Lloyd Hooker
Board of Education
Fred Boldue
Neil LaRochelle
David Fink
James MacCampbell
University of Milne
Department of Education
Suptoof
Loring Ro Addison
Board of Meducation
Ralph Brewer
Moody W. Flintpoke
Bath Boys
Maurice TI. Clark
Craig Lee
Richard Oxton
Fisher
Dunlap Commandery No. 5
Knights Templar
Grand Commandery of
Maine
John Gillespie
Robert Mosher
Franklin Howe
Francis Norton
Hollis Berliving
Brunswick Town Hall
Morse Loses 10-0 in 2-Hitter by Brunswick
The Dragons fall 10 0 as Brunswick’s Art Warren dominates with a two hitter aided by Morse errors and walks. Brunswick scores four in the first and adds singles in the third fifth and seventh as Dick McIntosh works for Brunswick with strong field support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Brunswick
Dragons
Art Warren Morse
Portsider
Pete . Oo
Corath King
Dick McIntosh
Youth Sunday Service At Grace Episcopal Church
Grace Episcopal Church youths conduct an 11 am service for Youth Sunday led by the Young People’s Fellowship. Saundra Sinclair delivers the first sermon segment on the fellowship’s program and purpose, followed by Lucy Lee Smith’s Youth Sunday message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Fellowship
Grace Episcopal Church
Episcopal Churches
United Movement of the Church
Episcopal Church
Saundra Sinclair
Lucy Lee Smith
Roberta Jewell
Richard B. Adams
Andrew Gowen
Robert Eberhard
Elizabeth Aikenhead
Anthony McLaughlin
DAR Banquet Hosted by Colonel Dummer Sewall Chapter
The Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter of the D A R met Tuesday evening at the Stowe House in Brunswick for its annual banquet and review of officers and committee chairs. Mrs Basil F E Lamb of Portland, new Maine Society regent, attended with Mrs Charles V Minott of Portland and Phippsburg Center. An account of the Continental Congress activities in Washington during April week was given. A June 3 picnic is planned with details to follow and a Flag Day observance will be conducted. Twenty five members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Dummer Sewall
D. A. Ro
Stowe House
Brunswick
Basil FE Lamb
Portland
Maine Society
DAR
Continental Congress
Washington
Minott
Retired Teachers Honored By Mta Chapter Sunday
Nineteen retired teachers from Lincoln Sagadahoc County were feted at a Sunday afternoon tea hosted by Mia Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma at Mrs. Charlotte Francis home in North Edgecomb. Guests from Bath and nearby towns included Eleanor Ferguson Effie Wright Florence Hawley Mabel Lake Ethel Higgins Fila Jaquith Edith Horne Susan Reed Laura Mitchell Jessie Spauldin and others with committee members Ann Thompson Grace Dodge Charlotte Hilyard Harriett Flyce Catherine Leonard Ruth Wilono and more in attendance. The next chapter meeting is set for May 12 at the Stowe house in Brimeswick with dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln-Sagadahoec County
Mia
Delta Kappa Gamma
Charlotte Francis
North Edgecomb
Bath
Eleanor Ferguson
Effie Wright
Florence Hawley
Mabel Lake
Ethel Higgins
Fila Jaquith
Edith Horne
Susan S. Reed
Laura Mitchell
Jessie Spauldin
Florencr Neily Hague
Weet Bath
Ethel Reed
Pameliah Shaw
Jennie D. Howe
Marty L. Dodge
Georgie Reed Walker
Woolwich
Beulah Ho Shanning
Bristol
Welen L. Ripley
Mary ©. Wyman
Ann Thompson
Grace Dodge
Charlotte Hilyard
Harriett Flyce
Catherine Leonard
Ruth Wilono
Hope Hersom
Elizabeth Young
Martie Niles
Ruth Trueworthy
Frolyn Pratt
Violet Smith
Dinnoer
Stowe House
Brimeswick
First Baptist Mizpah Class Plans Fudge and Rummage Sale
The Mizpah Class of First Baptist met for a business session and Spring cleaning. Plans were made for a rummage and fudge sale at 1 pm on Saturday May 17 at the church. Shutins Ada Larrabee and Margaret Roberts remembered for the week. Refreshments served. next cleaning bee and meeting scheduled. Floyd Carter named hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Shutins
Ada Larrabee
Margaret Roberts
Gowan Nursing Home
Washington Street
John Mitchell
Miriam House
Kenneth Thayer
Andrew Black
Ronald Buffam
George Trask
Vinal King
Lila Place
Mitchell
George Carey
Floyd Carter
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The
Bath Daily Times
Beulah McIntire
Lower High Street
James B. Drake
George H. Jacobs
York Street
Edna Pepper
South Street
Leila Oliver
Boston
Ray Oliver
Quincy
George Sonia
U.S N. R
Chelsea Hospital
Times Company
Henry Biggins
D. T. Percy
the Colonial
Rotary Club
Thomas Gamage
Gus Small
Bridge Hall
Winnegance
Edith Marriner
Topsham
Bath and Woolwich
Anna Morse
Lillian Warner
Nashville, Tenn
Cosmopolitan Club
Sam Levine
Bath Department Store
Benjamin Brown
North Street
Clarence W. Morse
Lynn
Chelsea
Cambridgport
John A. Morse
Young's
Sonia
Night Police
Isaiah Morrill
Ed Custer
Frank H. Percy
New London
Conn
France
Sadie Beaton
Roland J. Haining
5Th Regiment
Fort Levitt
William A. MacNeil
Shaw
Center Street
Maine Central Railroad
McKeiver
McNeil
North End
Walter Kennerson
Red Cross
Fred C. Bridgham
Phippsburg
Cuena Rogers
St. Mary’s War Relief
South End
Parent Teacher Association
Ella Johnson
Sherman Clark
Swift & Co
E City
John W. Gilmore
Annie D. Mason
Arthur J. Dunton
Charles S. Follansbee
Cook, Everett & Pennell
City Landing
Edward B. Smith
Ernest Johnson
Mabel Wallace
MHS
Clarey’s
John R. Reynolds, Jr
U.S.N.R
Naval Station
Boothbay Harbor
J. H. Gauger
Mr. Reynolds
Battery Wharf
Bath City Hospital
Sagadahoe County
Keegan
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Doris Stetson
Leland Powers
Walter Hill
Freeport
High Street
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Popham
Anson M. Oliver
Charles Kimball
Wollaston
Mass
General Electric Company of
Texas Steamship Company
Charles H. Bracker
Middle Street
Merchant Marine Service
William P. Neally
Firm
Snow and Neally Co
Bangor
E. S. J. Neally
Jane Moulton
William S. Newell
Moulton
Fred Morse
St. Mary’s Rectory
Charles G. Shope
Gardiner
Bath Iron Works
Irene Kingsbury
Roberta Barker
Jennie Harvey
Thomaston
Stanley Cutting
Hingham
Clarence M. Fogg
Corliss Street
Charles W. Dingley, Jr
F. E. Southard
Cosmopolitan
Central Troop
Boy Scouts
Edna Bliss
Bessie Hunt
Leonora Knighthouse
Eva Pratt
Alice Shorey
Vernan Brackett
Alice Marks
Rachel Nichols
Mary Berry
L. B. Oliver
Parker Head
Power S. Mooney
Augusta
Phippsburg Center
Bowker Yard
Winter Street Church
Men’s Club
Hockomock
Hugh Mulcahy
Jane Fields
William Fields
Hardings
Freda McAllister
Morse High School
Bath Trust Co
John J. Desmond
Horace G. Morse
Summerstreet
Naval Experiment Station
Helen Lumsole
Bath Garage Company
Frank Flint
Sadie Bucknam
Portsmouth
N. H
Edward—W.larrabee
Thomas S. Gibbons
Mark W. Sewall
Maine Coal Dealers Association
Congress Square Hotel
J. M. Bieler
Machias
Winter Street
Torrey
Opera Cafe
Chester M. Oliver
Helen Farrell
Miss Farrell
Earl Pinkham
Arrowsic
Merritt Pinkham
United States Merchant Marine
St. Mary’s
Perkins
West Bath
Helen A. Legro
Somersworth, N. H
John A. Legro
Snow Park
Arthur Gallant
New York
Naval Officers Auxiliary Training School
Henry Leeman
Mr. Leeman
Emma Leeman
Vinal
Douglas Hunnewell
Robert McIntyre
W. R Bowker
Phippsburgh
Chaffee Bros
Thomas McCormick
J. H Pease
Charles Dunning
Florence Dunning
Leon Pratt
South End Parent Teacher Association
A. B. Perkins
Popham Beach
Mr. Perkins
Mrs
Harry W. Lemont
C. H. Gove
Newcastle
C B. McGrath
Mr. Gove
Joseph M., Roche
Washington Park
Charles W. Clifford
Eastman Home
Ernest F. Johnson
Edward T. Foster
Vernie Brackett
Guy Hathaway
Charles Bliss
Weeks Street
Chase's Corner
F. H. Wilson
Yarmouth
Bath Road
Fred B. Reed
Fo.s
Cook's Corner
Lucy Card
Five Mile Swamp
Nettie G
Boothbay
Webber Pharmacy
S. W. Flint
Sangerville
Leonard Avenue
Shep Marner
WP MccIntosh
Maheux
Umnps
Berniér
Chalifoux
Bishop
Costuin
EK. Avery
Parent
Marse
St Dom's
So Ames
Morse Club
Langllais
Peterson
Rbi
Tiner
Boucher
Griffin Cun
Costain
Edward Littlee
E. Avery
Winner
U. Lucas
Kerrigan
Adriel Mason
Lewiston Blue Devils
Lefty
Harrington Rs
iPoole
Costum
I Avery
Gruffin
Jodrey Tiner
Ny Young
McHale
LaMarr
Furbish Ib
Et . Toothaker
Skaling
Beaulieurf
Spiulding
Warren
Robinn If Om
Davi
Robenson
Walker
Bruns
Emery W. Booker
Grace Church
Mta
First Baptist