Fortys Years Ago in Bath From The Bath Daily Times 1889
Bath history items recall rail and steamer activity in 1889 at Bath Maine. The Kennebec steamship prep work nears completion. local lodges plan travel to Portland for Grand Lodge sessions. vessels like the Lillian Allen and C B Church are noted with cargoes and launches. accidents and drills, water works updates, and local civic notes fill the page.
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Bath
Bath Daily Times
W. Scott Percy
Charles H. Mason
George W. Luce
Acadia Lodge
K. of P
Portland
Grand Lodge
Patten
Acadia
Carleton Quits Ring to Study for Bar Admission
Maine boxer John Eliot Carleton of Wiscasset known as Johnny Carleton has retired from boxing to study law. He will join a Augusta law firm and plans to take the bar exam in the fall after a three year stint at Suffolk Law School in Boston.
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John Eliot Carleton
Wiscasset
Johnny” Carleton
Maine
Augusta
Carleton
Suffolk Law School
Boston
Larry Conley
Harvard
Kelley & Hayes
John Hancock
Wiscasset Boy
Bath
Barney Grant
Lewiston
Paul Roderigue
Wiscasset Academy
Lincoln Academy
Kent's Hill
Hebron
St. Stephen's College
Billy Franklin
New York City
Mechanics Building
Franklin
Renee Devos
George Courtney
Carleton's Career Highlights Across Names and Cities
A compact record lists bouts and outcomes across multiple cities including Augusta Nashville Birmingham Atlanta Boston Waterville Portland Rockland Bath and Bangor. Winners include Pickard Plebin Clark Smith Cox O Toole Therrien Owens Silvie Roderigue Robbins Grant and Bouchard with several knockouts and decisions noted.
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Carleton
Augusta
Jack Pickard
Nashville
Tenn
Battling Rawls
Nashville, Tenn
Lefty Plebin
Shifty Logan
Birmingham
Ala
Rudy Clark
Ray Smith
K. O
Atlanta
Frankie Black
Battling Smith
Ray Cox
Syd O'Toole
Boston
Mass
Patsy
Delugi
New York City
Pat McInteer
Billy Franklin
Waterville
Therrien
Woen
Portland
John Owens
Eddie Silvie
Paul Roderigue
Rockland
Red Robbins
Bath
Barney Grant
Bengor
Johnny Bouchard
Sidney Noyes Jr Wins Interscholastic Golf Title
Sidney Noyes Jr of the Portland Country Club captured the 18th Interscholastic Golf Tournament at Greenwich Connecticut defeating Dave Lapham 8 and 6 in the 36 hole final at Greenwich Country Club. Noyes had earlier beaten H Weatherwax and Tommy Tailor to reach the final.
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Sidney Noyes, Jr
Portland Country Club
Greenwich
Conn
Dave Lapham
Hotchkiss School
Greenwich Country Club
H. Weatherwax
Alany Academy
Noyes
Tommy Tailor
Browning School
New York
Lapham
Quincy Ryan
Morristown
Sidney Noyes
Hotchkiss
Frank
Sidney Clark and Frank Clark Golfing Legacy Highlighted
The Clark family, now in Dobbs Ferry, annually spends summers at Sebago Lake Maine where Sidney Jr and Frank frequent Sebago Lake and Portland Country clubs. They plan to travel to Scotland after school ends to play at St Andrews in June and July, continuing a strong amateur golf tradition linked to Sidney’s Interscholastic win and multiple Poland Spring Open performances.
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Abbie Clark
George H. Clark
Dobbs Ferry
Maine
Sebago Lake
Sidney, Jr
Frank
Portland Country Club
Scotland
St. Andrews
Glenna Collett
Sidney
New York
Highway changes to remove crossing near Woolwich dike
State Highway Commission favors major work to eliminate the grade crossing at the west end of the Woolwich dike and the sharp turn by the Maine Central bridge. Plans call for a wide sweep to ease traffic by realigning the overhead bridge and linking to the toll house area.
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Woolwich Dike
Maine Central
State Highway Commission
Highway 2 Woolwich project approved by Governor and Council
At a Governor and Council meeting on Wednesday the highway commission plans were approved for several construction projects including Highway 2 in Woolwich. The 2.8 mile section will cost $76,370.06 with grading and base surface treatment.
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Highway Commission
Woolwich
Granges Contribute Toward Maine Youth Exposition
Sagadahoc Pomona and Merrimorris granges Bowdoin join voluntary contributions toward sending 120 Maine boys and girls agricultural club representatives to the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Massachusetts in September financed by the State League of Commerce for the fourth time.
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Sagadahoc
J. Edward Hughes
State OF Maine
Bath
Walter S. Glidden
Pomona Grange
MerrEmorris Grange
Bowdoin
Springfield
Mass
Boys
Girls’ Agricultural Clubs
Maine
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Witham
Bath Lodge
Good Eames
Bowdoinham Lodge
Peat
John W. Campbell & Co
G. P. Richardson Lumber
Commercial Street
Kennebege
Hodgkins
Lillian Allen
G. G. Deering
John Robbins
C. B. Church
Gas House
Topsham
Morse and
Oliver
Frank Patten
T. W. Hyde Camp
Sons of Veterans
Armory Hall
Bath Iron Works
Lincoln Street
John S. Baker
D. O. Foye
Joseph Varney
Clark
Orphans Home
Lewiston- Bath
Knox & Lincoln R. A
Union
Councilman
Chase
J. W. Slater, Esq
Providence
Fred Willis
North Bath
Merrymeeting Bay
Savage
Richardson Street
Commerce Street
People’s Twenty-five Cent Savings Bank
A W. Field
Edward J. Murphy
D. O. Foye’s
Percy V
Fort Popham
P. H. Kimball
Hon
J. H. Ball
E. H. Sargent
Port
Fred Butler
Isaac Butler
Benecia
California
Chadbourne
Bath Y.M.C.A
Attleboro
Covel's
Washington Street
Portland Harbor
Kennebec
Victor Richardson
Portland Business College
Eastern Steamboat Co
M. G. Shaw & Sons
Nellie Cobb
Conductor Cobb
Oak Grove Avenue
Miss Cobb
Marcellus Cobb
Thomas Stilphen
Dr. Wescott
Golden Cross
The
Center and
Middle Streets
Gardiners
John M. Schofield
Parker’s Point
Lewiston- 8
James E. Perkins
W. L. Thompson
Freeman Spinney
Lincoln Street Hall
W. J. Chadbourne
Bath Y. M. C.A
Winter Street
Daniel
Sagadahock
Long Beach
Committee On Public Buildings
Fred Cox
Boston School of Pharmacy
Stevedore Morse
A. Sewall & Co
Water Street
Thompson’‘s Brook
Universalist Church
Mr. Quimby
Sedgwick
Brown
Dunning
Baths
South Portlands
St. Johns
Donald Lee Oliver
Saco
College of Liberal Arts
Boston University
Olger
Anr
Kenneth B. Murray
Springvale
Hub
Charles I. Madden
Grace
Essex
Madden
Mechanic Street
George L. Tarr
Arrowsie
Benton F. Stinson
Arrowsic
Lore L. Tarr
Fuch Trust
Arenas
Wassert
Jennie B. Spinney
J. Clifford Spinney
Walter 8. Glidden
William F. Dunham
Edward W. Bridgham
Herbert L. Simpson
William F. Simpson
Walter
William
F. Dunham
Ring
Augusta Law Firm
Sarah E. Lindsey
Orrin S. Lindsey
Ellowanre
Glidden
Attes William F. Dunham
Aene
Arthur G. Oliver
Susan Gibbs
Mary
Curtis
Fred
Ted
Ralph C. Covel
Gordon of
Charles E. Gordon
Mary E. Gor- Sor
William F Dunham
Annie J. Staples
Albion C. Staples
A. D
Charles F. Staples
Wakefield
Arthur G. Staples
Auburn
Annie J. Spear
Sagadaoc
Lina G. Sewall
Joseph M. Trott
Joseph E. Sewall
William S. Shorey
Saguanos
A. G
Glinorn
Herbert Bate
West Bath
Herbert Simpson
Dr. Carter
Carter
Sagadahoc. Ss
Sagoe
Maan
Frank M. Talbot
Charles A. Hunt
Walter Judge
Bessie P. Snipe
Edward B. Snipe
Madeline B. Snipe
Louisa P. Snipe
Charles B. Snipe
George L. Palmer
Brunsch
County of
Cumberland
J. H. Rousseau
Walter S. Glidwen
Allan Spear
Ellen McDonald Nelson
John G. W. Knowlton
Exeter
N. H
Sarah M. Knowlton
Sag Mocooe
G.nowlton
Ee H. Pson
Sagada
Seine
Arnold E. Cote
Allen M. Robinson
Bath, Me
Mary F. Ingham
Androscoggin
Hiram L. Robinson
Arnold E
Alien M. Robinson Adahoc
Ralph O. Dale
Dahoe
Pewrpape
William P. Dunham
State OF
Crafts
Alice M. Crafts
Nellie Frances Smith
Harry W. Smith
Gladys E. Smith
Brunswick
Rumford
Sal
Alice Frances Crafts
Frederick B. Crafts
E. Smith
Abe
Said
Indahoc
Ida F. Lemont
Sagad
Wm. P
Frank M. Lemont
William PF
Dunham
Grandson
Fred S. Curtis
Thomas R. Huston
Met
Funeral Home
Center Street