Forty Years Ago in Bath May 1889 Highlights
Bath Daily Times itemizes daily life and industry from May 8 to May 14 1889. Longshoremen rest. stevedores unload coal with new hoister. local lodges Masons and Red Men. shore projects include track beds street sprinkling and sidewalk work. Bath ball club games upcoming. fishing shad hauls at Kennebec. civic notes on schools, YMCAs and firehouse renovations.
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Bath
Bath Daily Times
Nettie Champion
E. B.drummond &C Co
Steve
Dores Morse
Bath Sagadahoc Probate Q&A on Local History and Notices
A Bath page compiles questions and answers about Bath’s history and ships. It also includes probate notices for Sagadahoc County with administrators appointed, final accounts, inheritance tax petitions, and orders for publication in the Bath Independent.
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Mary L. Sylvester
Phippsburg
Sagadahock
Alvin P. Sylvester
Sagadahoc
Edward W. Bridgham
Bath
State OF Maine
A. D
Frank M. Talbot
Charles A. Hunt
Sagadehoc
Sarah E. Lindsey
Orrih S. Lindsey
Shid
Mary S. Curtis
Fred .S. Curtis
Bath Independent
Ralph C. Covel
Sagadighoc
Jennie H. Covel
Ci ‘Aly
Gordon of
Charles E. Gordon
Mary E. Gortr
L. Simpson
Brunswick
Angeculibe
William FP. Simpson
West Bath
Herbert L. Simpson
John G
Idahoc
Sarah M. Knowlton
John G . Knowlton
Fred H. Thompson
Plant Tips and Propagation for Phlox in Gardens
Hiram L. Robinson offers gardening advice on phlox care including moisture needs, avoiding deep digging, preventing self sowing, and encouraging second blooms. He recommends dividing every three years, transplanting outer shoots, and preserving original root color for a vibrant late season display.
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Witte
Phlox
Hats From The Mint And A Rath Trip To Portland
On May 10 1889 straw hats appeared in the streets with some fresh from the mint and others weathered from 1888. About 50 baseball enthusiasts from our city plan to accompany the Rath team on its trip to Portland tomorrow. Assistant assessors finished their work and filed school children returns within the city limits.
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Mint
Rath
Portland
Animal Life Pictures Shown To Local Students
Dr. Warren E. Kershner presented a program of animal life films near Jackman for Roland Smith Memorial hall audiences including high school and grammar school students. The event featured closeups of Babe Ruth Dazzy Vance and other sports figures plus Bill Tilden and golf experts with a film on vehicle history and a comedy portion.
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Jackman
Big Woods
Dead River
Warren E. Kershner
Roland Smith Memorial Hall
Kershner
Babe Ruth
Dazzy Vance
Bill Tilden
Chester Plant
John Conti
School Days An Entertaining Visit For Bath High
The feature titled School Days, with trained chimpanzees as performers, drew praise for entertaining 100 or more boys. Dr Kershner, Mr Plant and Mr Conti were thanked for sponsoring the event. About 100 high school students toured Bath Works Corp, guided by J Edward Pomeroy.
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Hyde Windlass Co
Torrey Roller Bushing Works
New England Ane & Tel. Co
Thursay
Morse High Falls to Brunswick in Baseball Tilt
Eleven errors by Morse helped Brunswick High to an 8 to 2 win in the college town last week. Morse scored in the third but Brunswick produced five runs aided by miscues. A sensational centerfield catch by Trott saved a double play with the bases loaded in the sixth. Bath players Miller Gore and Henderson managed the only three Morse hits.
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Morse
Brunswick High
College Town
Rollins
Conley
Crocker
Brunswick
Trott
Gagnon
Miller
Gore
Henderson
Bath Boys
New Assignments for Bluejackets Amid Navy Reshuffle
A number of bluejackets from the vicinity are likely to receive new Navy assignments as ten warships are placed in reserve. The decommissioned vessels include the Sinclair Meyer McDermut Mayflower Sylph 8 2 Mercy Napa General Alava and Cleveland with Asheville to replace the latter on duties next January. The Cleveland based in Boston and built in 1903 at Bath is chiefly New England crewed. Reserve ships include the Arizona and Pennsylvania in overhaul the Penguin Avocet Tulsa Pales and Monocacy on China station. Asheville and USS 82 return home. Next fiscal year envisions 320 ships in active service with crews reduced across battleships cruisers and other craft.
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U.S. Navy
Ent
di Sinclair
Meyer and McDermut
Mayflower
Sylph
Mercy
Napa
General Alava
Cleveland
U. S. S. Asheville
Boston
New
China Station
Asheville
U.S. S
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A. J. Fuller
Grand Lodge of Masons
Walter
Thomas Potter
Sir Knights of
Frank Lightbody
Camp
T. W. Hyde, Sons of Veterans
Bangor
Custom House
New York
Bath Iron Works
Sagamore
Larrabee
Slater
Europe
Dunlap Commandery
Palestine Commandery
Belfast
Dunlaps
Galen C. Moses
Maine Central
Bath High School
Ben Bolt
Tuessie Hall
Woolwich
George FE. Hughes
Wiscasset
J. Frank Hayden
Fort Popham
Commercial Street
Moulton’s
Kennebec
James Parker
Harry Pike
North Street
Ladies’ Sewing Circle
Charles Preble
Albert Winslow
Edward Mitchell
W. J. Cadbourne
Attleboro
Mass
Bath Y. M. C. A
Adams
Charles Knight
J. L. Douglas
Acadia Lodge K. of P
Fred W. Rideout
Masonic
Dummer Street
Charles Corliss
Crystal Spring Bottling Co
Goddard’s
N. W. Hamm
Rebekah
Post Sedgwick
Frank A. Luce
Elliot House
Elm Street
F. T. Mills of
Ward One
High Street
Lewistons
Lincoln Street Park
Lewiston
Fitzgerald
Presumpscotts
Cumberland Mills
George Wolf
West Street
Richardson Street
Farrin Street
Sadie Durgin
Richmond
Madockawanda Tribe of Red Men
David Standish
Court Street
Juno
Tallman & Card
Sedgwick Relief Corps
Stone House
Knickerbocker
Colby
Wallace
Philadelphia
Knickerbocker Houses
Dresden
Ernest Fulton
Daniel Fulton
Crescent Street
Sewall
Bath Ball Club
Centennial Avenue
Water Street
Water Company
Shepard Street
Cecelia Club
Universalist Church
Public Library Fund
Kelley
Duncan
Center Street
Magoun
High
Oak Streets
George Bright
Star of the East
George Reed
The
Grays
Schoolboys
Guy C. Goss
Arthur Sewall
Edward Sewall
Eleanor A. Percy
Wyoming
Georgia
A. H. Shaw
Ans
William F. Dunham
State OF
Maine
Jennie B. Spinney
J. Clifford Spinney
Walter S. Glidden
Glidden
William FP. Dunham
Morse High School
Ee Page
Oldemy
David C. Magoun
Charles RE. Hyde
John A. Small
Edward W. Hyde
Samuel R. Percy
Kelly
Denny Kelly
City Hall
Charles Davenport
George P. Davenport
Y.M.C.A
Paul Revere
William King
Rotary Club
Walter S. Gliduden
Arthur G. Oliver
Susan Gibbs
Attes William F. Dunham
Carter
Pius
Annie J. Staples
Albion C. Staples
Charles F. Staples
Wakefield
Arthur G. Staples
Auburn
Annie J. Spear
Anviil
J. Edward Hughes
Sagadaoc
Lina G. Sewall
Joseph M. Trott
Joseph E. Sewall
William S. Shorey
Beford
Sagagencecoo
Alter S. Glinden
Bessie P. Snipe
Arrowsie
Edward B. Snipe
Arrowsic
Madeline B. Snipe
Louisa P. Snipe
Charles B. Snipe
George L. Palmer
Cumberland
Aia
J. Usseau
Regatahoc
Allan Spear
Ellen McDonald Nelson
Hiram
H. Ingham
Arnold E. Robinson
Allen M. Robinson
Poritainas
Hiram L. Robinson
Arnold E. & Alien Vm
Robinson Sagadahoc
Ralph O. State
Ee Sagadahoc
Dahoc
William PF. Co
la- Bepeccuny
Crafts
Alice M. Crafts
Topsham
Nellie Frances Smit
Harry W. Smith
Gladys E. Smith
Suniere
Eben
Tor
William P. Dunham
Frank M. Lemont
Soamne Ae Dahoc
Ss Lemont
F. Dunham
Wilam Foc Wham
Animal Life
Morse High
Fred S. Curtis
Thomas R. Huston
Mer
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