Bath Stockholders of Water Supply Co Meet
May 5 1886 Bath stockholders of the Bath Water Supply Co held an annual meeting at the Bank block with George H Nichols presiding. By laws were amended increasing directors to nine. Arthur Sewall Thomas W Hyde John H Kimball Frank Moses W Marr George H Nichols John O Patten Charles H McTellan and George Fisher elected directors. They planned water supply negotiations and bids for piping Bath from Thompson's brook Nequasset lake or the Androscoggin river. May 8 1886 noted with further company actions and local civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Water Supply Co
F. QO. Moses
Bank Block
George H. Nichols
Arthur Sewall
Thomas W. Hyde
John H. Kimball
Frank ©. Moses
J. Wmarr
John O. Patten
Charles H. McTellan
George Fisher
Joseph M. Tr
Thompson's Brook
Nequasset Lake
Androscoggin River
T. W. Hyde
Bath residents hear multiple local notices
May 7 1886 Joseph M Trott of Bath named commissioner for Massachusetts and Maine. David T Percy and wife return home after a western trip begun March 10. Funeral held for J Parker Larrabee from his sister Mrs George L Hill’s residence with interment at Phippsburg. Sedgwick Relief corps marked Children's Day with a large supper and entertainment for about 200, featuring dialogues recitals songs and music by about 40 children. The event was very successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Trott
Bath
Massachusetts
Maine
David T. Percy
Pitas
J. Parker Larrabee
George L. Hill
Green Street
O. W. Folsom
Phippsburg
Sedgwick Relief Corps
Local licenses granted and firehouse accident reported
In a city meeting two licenses were approved for BE H Turner auctioneer and FB D Hodgkins Co to sell gunpowder. A hose carriage accident injured Bart O Shaughnessey while responding to a fire in the city. The Raymonds Court blaze damaged J T Raymond’s home despite rapid engine response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart O'Shaughnessey
Cony defeats Morse 7-5 in Seconnd Victory at Kelley Field
Cony high school beat Morse 7-5 at Kelley Field as Oliver pitched well with 12 strikeouts while Morse errors and a late seventh inning miscue allowed Cony to pull ahead. Stiles and Nickless led Cony with key hits as Overlock starred on offense and defense.
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Cony High School
Morse
Capital City
Kelley Field
Cannonball
Billy” Oliver
Japidus
Oliver
Cong
Overlock
Cony
Nickless
Meister
Harrington
Stiles
Bradstreet
Wilson
Miller
Sonia
McLaughlin
Jus Meister
Doyle
Overlook
Dradstreet
Lapidus
Rand
Fabrizi
McLaughin
Goode
Joe
Menxters
Bradstre T
Morse-Morse Game Ends in Narrow Win for Cony
Lapidus initially out Meister then Gus to end the first. Cony wins in seventh. Overlock, Nickless, Stiles spark a tying rally. Morse defense shines with Meister and Overlock on key plays. Miller advances on hit and Sonia’s run, while Cony’s double from Canty staves Morse rally. final: Lapidus wins, Oliver loses.
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Lapidus
Meister
Gus
Nighlees
Rand
Cony
Overlock
Sonia
Nickless
Doyle
Stiles
Oliver
Iradstreet
Morse
Miller
Sarrrington
Ami
Goode
Madstreet
Meister Slong
Capt. Miller
Tilly Oliver
Harrington
Leeds
Brilstreet
Dosle
Overlook
Fletcher
Amteherehin
Wilson
Cutting
Vine
Bathy Juniors Win Game at Brunswick
The Path Y M C A juniors defeated Brunswick Grammar School 25 to 1 on Saturday morning in Brunswick. It was the fourth straight win of the season, with Donald Ring elected captain and John Conley manager. Ring had four hits and four runs, supported by Barter Richards and Conley, while Amforth of Brunswick hit the only three bagger. The YYMCA juniors next play St Johns of Brunswick at 9 am.
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Path
Y. M. CG. A. Irs
Brunswick
Brunswick Grammar School
Dath
Donald Ring
Latch Outfit
John Conley
Capt
Ring
Barter
Richards
Conley
Amforth
YY. M. C. A. Drs
St. Johns of Brunswick
Aim
Kelley Field
YY. M.C. A. Jrs
Morse
Po Miller
Sonia
Oliver
Ween
Ewe
P McLaughlin
Meister
Peat Waee
Doyle
Wilson
Gannon
Rf Nee
Seymour
Stone
Rose
Webb
Cobb
Fern Tatetes
Goggins
Bee
Lynds
Ceeerenee
Henderson
Eee
Nee
Anderson
Pat Ee Tee
Anketell
King
Gardiner Ue
MacDonald
Pierce
Owe Restos Estee
Sey- Barter
Googins
Lynds ’ Richards
Miller
Harring- Crocker
Brien
Ann Aederson
Harrington
Barnard
Conia
Davis
Alexander
Coffin
Williams
Bamford
Hill
Brehaut
Benson
Vinpire
George Arsenault
Track meet highlights four year effort triumph at Bridgton
Cullen earned a four year effort payoff by launching the steel ball three feet beyond Blake in Oldtown. Weed tied Moody for fourth in the 100 and tied for fourth in the 220. Hebron led Bridgton Academy with seven points to 46 in the prep school division trophy.
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Miter
Brewer
Noydd
Portland
Cullen
Blake
Oldtown High
Weed
Moody
Hebron
Bridgton Academy
Oliver's pitching fuels Morse defeat at Gardiner
Morse high pitcher Oliver dazzled on the mound striking out 10 and allowing few safeties, but Morse committed 12 errors as Gardiner defeated Morse 6-1. Rose tripled and Doyle doubled producing Gardiner's three runs while Wilson hit safely in every at bat.
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Bil Oliver
Morse High
Gardiner
Nath Lad
Liver
Morse
Oliver
Wight
Rose Trriptedt
Seymore
Doyle
Wilson
Meister
Bath School
Harrington
Decker
Gardiner Rooks
Augusta
Hildreth sought Republican county post. social notes from Topsham
William R. Hildreth and son George W. Hildreth of Topsham visited the city Tuesday as the elder sought the Republican nomination for county commissioner. The younger Hildreth and wife recently returned from Washington D C where they met President Coolidge. Also mentioned are social guests at Union Street and probate notices dated 1926 naming Frederick J Winckley appointed administrator of various Sagadahoc estates.
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William R. Hildreth
George W. Hildreth
Topsham
Hildreth
Washington, D. C C
White House
Coolidge
Morse Boys Take Fourth at Orono Track Meet
Morse High placed fourth at the University of Maine interscholastic meet in Orono. Ray Small won the quarter mile in 3 4-7, Syd Cullen took the hammer with 14 feet 7 3-8 inches, and the Morse relay finished second as Red Reed earned 11-2 points in the sprints. Winterbottom of Edward Little led with 13 points.
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Morse High
University of Maine
Orono
Morse
Ray Small
Syd Cullen
Porthind
Red Reed
Edward Litthe
Mortland
Brewer High
Winterbottom
Edward Little
Snail
Maine
Man Hit by Bath Motorist in Pittsfield Incident
Randall TD Coombs of Bath was arrested in Pittsfield by state highway police after an early morning accident on Belgrade road. Coombs confessed after claiming panic, saying the aged Bling Lyons stepped into the path of his car and he blew the horn. He posted bond in Augusta municipal court.
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Randall TD
Coombs
Bath
Pittsfield
Bling Lyons
Belgrade
Field
Sidney Frost
Waterville
Augusta
Studebaker
Chief Fields
Brooks
Frost
Pro bate petitions and notices in Sagadahoc County Maine
Several probate petitions from Sagadahoc County Maine involve estates of Bath residents. Iva M. Coombs seeks appointment as administratrix for George A. Coombs, with notice ordered. Lydia M. Totman seeks removal of William T. Boyd as administrator of Levi S. Totman. Multiple accounts and distributions are scheduled for 1926 with notices to interested parties to appear in Bath Probate Court.
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State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Iva M. Coombs
Bath
George A. Coombs
Anthony B. Coombs
Middlehero
Mass
Iva B Coombs
Sapradahoc
William T. Pale
Sagadatioc
Said
A. D
James S. Lowell
State OF Maine
Lydia M. ‘Lotmar
Levi S. Totman
Gtaruetoten
Wiliam T. Boyd
Georgetown
William T. Boyd
Lydia M. Totman
Walter S. Glidden
State OF Main
Sagadation
Sagadapee
Clara II
Oliver
Mary FE. Williams
Ralph O. Dale
Mary BF
Belcher
Sagadahoe
Allowaness
Thomas M. Baker
Adeline Baker
Chester
D. Calby
Mary N. Pinkeham
Sarah Powers
Malden
Strude Peterson
Washington St
Norwood
Aeee Williamson
Brainard Station
Martha Williams
Pictou
Nova Scotia
Paren Neville
Harriet E. Robertson
Maplewood
Alass
Chester D. Colby
J. Sagadahoc
Florence M. Laporte
James S.lowell
I Probate
Ssagadahoc
Jennie M. B. Spinney
J. Clifford Spinney
Sagadal
Trobate
Path
Joseph M. Trott
Henry C. Wright
Ernestine S. Wright
Jail County
A. T
Arthur J. Dunton
William H. Fiske
James
Charles C. Low
Frances D. Kingsbury
Age of
William H. Page
Mary A. Page
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Bath Daily Times
A. TD. Stetson
Boston
M. Hayes
J. Q. Shaw
J. W. Ballon
Grand Lodge of Masons
Wortland
Frank It. Guthrie
Waltham Polo Club
New England
Alameda Rink Association
Center
Middle Street
James R. Hinkley
South End
Daniel Robbins
David Merritt
Houghton Bros
Hinkley
Wesley M. EK. Church
Lodge
A. A. McDonald
W.C.T
Cyrus W. Longley
R.ils
Ella Longley
H.S
Lucinda Shea
W.clt
Eva A. Wright
Ralph S. Baker
Lewis Totman, Jr
Charles F. Holbrook
Tibbetts and Harriman
Cork
Edward Cook
Kennebec
William Mample
Frank Mason
The
International Express Co
George W. Luce
William J. Hodgkins
William Rogers
New York State
Bath Light Infantry
Gardiner. S Se
Universalist Church
City Council
Board of Aldermen
Comon Council
S. T. Woodward
Water Street
M. G. Shaw & Sons
Maine Central Railroad Company
Samuel Dillaway
Committee On
Relief Corps
Forbes
Prof. Robinson
Bowdoin College
Montreal
S. J. Brown
North End
Thomas W. Harvard
M. V. B. Chase
Small Point
Small Point In
Dacks
William Gatchell
Oak Point
Squirrel Island
Gatchell
Boothbay
Maine Central Railroad
Can
Rockland
Joseph B. Weaver
Myra B. Hanscom
Joseph M. Hayes
Mauricetown
N. J
J. O. Patten
B. W. Morse
Daniel Devereaux
R. C. Harris
Peabody, Mass
G. A. Parshley
Times
Louise Packard
Isadore A. Gordon
F. W. Low
New England Iron Works
Trifle
Seana
A. G. Everett
J. E. Haley
Nichols
Sts
Vitx
Post Sedgwick G. A. R
Ladies of the Universalist Society
Mary Faxon Duncan
W. ©. Duncan
Miss Low
Mary S&s. Anderson
Levi P. Lemont
Clinton, Town
Raymond
J. T. Raymond
Center Street
No. 2
Bathy Juniors
Shipping City Lads
Up-River City
Edward Coombs
Union Street
Wreckers
Hearts
Arthur G. Oliver
Galen Watson
M. Cahill
Andrew M. Butterfield
Annie Senderson
William FF
Dunstam
Frederick J Winckley
T. A
Liza VF. Marr
William FF. Dunstam
Frederick J
William F. Dunham
Pickate
F. Duniam
William F. Dunstam
William FL
Dunham
John MH. Carter
David S. Carter
Woolwich
John H. Carter
Attes William F. Dunham
William F. Duntiam
Register
Love Brothers
Read Nichols CO
Commercial Street
Tel
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