Bath notice and social roundup of local events
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Adams and grandson Harold Adams join a Raymond Whitcomb party for a 30 day California trip visiting San Francisco and San Diego expositions. Various Bath residents attend clubs, theatre casts, and boatyard events as local scenes unfold around May events and civic rotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Adams
Harold Adams
Boston
Raymond Whitcomb
California
San Francisco
San Diego
Summer residents open Rock Haven cottage at New Meadows
May 20 1915 Mr and Mrs L H Curtis are first Summer residents to open their cottage Rock Haven at New Meadows for the season staying until late Fall. Reports of local activity range from church repaints to swings in Bath waterfront commerce and a busy pace at Kelley Field as schools, clubs and businesses resume summer routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theatre
Walter Murtaugh
H. T. Stevens
H. A. Huse
Henry W. Owen, Jr
Fred D. Hill
Grace Eggleston
Louise Haggett
Edith L. Hopkins
L. H. Curtis
New Meadows
Rock Haven
Early Garden Blooms on North End Street
Assistant Postmaster W F Pond left Brunswick Tuesday evening as a storm gathered and drove to Bath ahead of rain. His car covered the distance quickly, with one observer noting fifteen minutes, though Pond believes his trip was a bit faster. He described street gardening in the North End as among the earliest to bloom this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Molson
Washington Street
Reed's Wharf
Bath Box
Peaslee
Moison
F. W. Hartnett
Wilson
Hartnett
Congressman McGillicuddy
Hyde
Boston
Moosehead Lake
C. B. Gibbs
Connecticut
Philadelphia
E. C. Dunning
Lower
Navy
Bath
Brunswick
New Meadows
Bangor
North End
W. F. Pond
Mr. Pond
Wallace
Jocusely
City tree plantings and local notes in Bath area
May 22 1915 Robert Sutherland begins planting 100 young trees under City Forester H M Sewall with willows poplars and elms. A Schwedlizer maple added near Front street Custom house lot. Olin guarantees life of every tree. Also notes on strawberry prices Bath social and traffic updates plus local events including church incident and forthcoming Colonial Club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sutherland
H. M. Sewall
Custom House
Front Street
Olin
Bath Junior High Outscores Walton Junior High 5 4 at Kelley Field
Bath Junior High rallied from a 4 1 deficit to beat Walton Junior High of Auburn 5 to 4 at Kelley Field. Sunny Towle delivered the tying and winning hits in the fifth after Charlie Pierce and Ray Bishop reached, with two sensational catches by Joe Robinson in center. Weatherington pitched for Bath with Drouin for Walton, both teams totaling six hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Destroyers
Kelley Field
Walton Junior High
Auburn
Green and
White
Sunny Towle
Charlie Pierce
Ray Bishop
Pierce
Bishop
Towle
Joe Robinson
Weatherington
Drouin
Walton
Rockland
Jrs
Wetherington
Warren
Bilodeau
Morse High Golfers Roll Over Waterville 6-1
Morse High School, led by coach Harry Hallsey, defeated Waterville High 6-1 at Waterville to extend their season win streak to four. Gary Yeaton defeated Williams 1 up on the 19th, Day beat Johnson 2 up, and Dick Coombs along with Bob Hamblett posted decisive 5 and 4 wins. Best ball scores favored Morse.
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Morse High
Waterville
Waterville High Panthers
Maine
Harry Hallsey
Guy Yeaton
Williams
Day
Bath Golf Club Notes & Activities
Bath Golf Club reports improving course conditions as members prepare for the season. Pinehurst Foursomes begin May 27 with entry $1 per couple, prizes for low gross and low net. Flag Tournament May 29-30, National Golf Day June 4 with U S Open champions Furgol and Zaharias, and 36 hole McInnes Memorial Cup starts June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Ed Furgol
Babe Zaharias
Edward Little Dominates Androscoggin Valley Meet At Bowdoin
Edward Little High School surged to 71 5 6 points at the annual Androscoggin Valley Track Meet at Bowdoin College Whittier Field. Lewiston finished second with 35 points, Rumford 32 5 6, Morse of Bath 61 3, and Brunswick 5. Edward Little set five new meet records including 10.3 in the 100 yard dash and 1:41 1 in the relay.
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Edward Little High School
Bowdoin College
Whittier
Eddie
Lewiston
Rumford
Morse
Bath
Brunswick
Duncan Farrell
Charlie Comeau
Gilbert
Eddie Marchetti
Gonya
Edward Little
Gil Robinson
Daley
Larry Coulombe
Dick Auger
Brown
Elay
Theberge
Davis
Auger
Masalsky
Moulton
Coffin
Moreau
Scott
G. Boucher
Roy
Comeau
Marshall
L. Boucher
Amero
Rivard
Reynolds
Goulet
Herbert
Girardin
Coulombe
King
Donovan
Robertson
Stevens
Mynahan
Theberge Reynolds
Bath Junior High Nine routs Rockland JVs 6-1
Bath Junior High School’s Green and White improved to 3-3 with a 6-1 win over Rockland JVs at Kelley Field. Harold Ames pitched a seven inning complete game with 13 strikeouts, while Charlie Mahoney allowed three hits as Rockland’s pitcher. Bath took the lead in the fourth inning with three runs and held on, with key hits from Pierce and Davis and defensive plays by Towle and Snow. Bath ends the season with games against Auburn Walden on Tuesday and Freeport IVs on Wednesday.
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Bath Junior High
Rockland Jvs
Kelley Field
Rockland
Harold Ames
Charlie Mahoney
Bath
Charlie Pierce
Ray Bishop
Dick Davis
Towle
Danny Snow
Auburn
Walton Junior High
Freeport Ivs
Jvs
Brunswick JV
Bh Merrill
Rf Priestly
P Brilliant
Cf Spaulding
P Furbish
Young
Toothaker
McHale
Bartley
Robinson
Cf Cooper
Pierce
Bishop
Harrington
Rf Warren
Weybrant
Ames
Brunswick
Spaulding
Spaulds
Priestly
Parker and
Wilson
Junior High Nine Defeats Brunswick 7-6 at Kelley Field
Bath Junior High, the Destroyers, beat Brunswick JVs 7-6 at Kelley field after afternoon rain delay. Harold Ames pitched a four-hitter with five walks as Bath staged a six-run fifth inning to take the lead and win their first of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley Field
Morse High
South Portland
Baliker brothers anchor WVU baseball battery
West Virginia University features twin Baliker brothers on its baseball roster with James Baliker as pitcher and John Baliker as catcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia University
James Baliker
John Baliker
Probate notices in Bath court for Sagadahoc estates
In Sagadahoc County Bath May 18 1955 a probate court orders notice for two estates Lincoln A Clough Topsham and Herminegilde Fortin Bath. Emma E Newton named executrix of Clough estate may receive letters testamentary without bond. Joseph L Fortin seeks administration without bond of Fortin estate. Notices require publication in Bath Independent for three weeks and a June second Tuesday hearing.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Ath
Lincoln A. Clough
Topsham
Emma E. Newton
Emma E Newton
Herminegilde
Clarence E Griffing
Wilhelmina Griffing
Probate Order in Griffing Hammond Matters
In Bath May 23 1955 Wilhelmina Griffing petition to be administratrix without bond for Clarence E Griffing estate Topsham widow Annie L Hammond and Arthur L Hammond seek administrator without bond. Probate judge Arthur J Dunton notes true copy filed by Lillian H Heal register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie L. Hammond
Topsham
Arthur L. Hammond
Arthur L Hammond
Arthur J. Dunton
Bath Bowler Ties for Fifth in World Candlepin Championship
Bath bowler Charlie Bachelder paced Maine entries with a 1,044 ten string total to tie for fifth in the world candlepin championship at Big 20 Alleys Scarborough. Rocco Ceriello of Concord New Hampshire led the field with 1,084 after a 150 string on his ninth string.
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Bath
Charlie Bachelder
Maine
Scarborough
Bachelder
Rocco Ceriello
Concord
N. H
Probate appointments in Sagadahoc County estates
Register Lillian H Heal certifies the following estates list executors and guardians with dates: Flora L Broom Bath deceased Merline E Breton appointed executrix May 10 1955 Harry C Webber Phippsburg deceased Frances M Webber appointed executrix without bond May 10 1955 Arthur J Dunton attest 1926-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian H. Heal
Sagadahoc
Flora L. Broom
Bath
Merline E. Breton
Harry C. Webber
Phippsburg
Frances M Webber
Arthur J Dunton
Probate Court Orders and Estate Actions Listed
Second Tuesday of May 1955 probate actions presented include accounts for Manley Breck Trust and National Bank of Commerce Portland for Manley duPont Breck. probate petitions for Abigail F Carter. administration letters to Allan Spear. estate of Seddie F Kelley probate. May Strong executrix. Henry NF Marshall estate actions in Newton. Final accounts by Edmund I Leeds for Henry N F Marshall and Minerva B Marshall. Edward F Miller executor for Parshley and related probate petitions. Attest 19-26-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoc
Bath Independent
Edward F. Miller
Edward F Miller
Probate notices aggregate in Bath district court
Actions presented for probate in Bath County include the estates of Andrew M Byras Wendell P Stevens Elizabeth C Sutherland and others. First and final accounts and petitions for appointment of administrators or executors are listed with notices to be published weekly for three weeks in the Bath Independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ata Goore
Bath
Sarndaher
Andrew M. Byras
Bowdeinham
Helen E Byras
Wendell P Stevens
Sybil Leonard
Sybil
Leonard
Elizabeth C. Sutherland
Notice of Estates and Administrators in Bath and Woolwich
On the first Tuesday of May a court orders notices to be published in Bath for multiple estates. It directs hearings on the first Tuesday of June to appoint administrators or administratrices for George Melin, Frank M Stinson, Norris H Wilson, and Alice W Small, with minimal bond where applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoc
Harriet Lord
Norris H. Wilson
Woolwich
Alice W. Small
Arthur
Dunton
Probate Appointments for Sagadahoc County Estates
Register Lillian H Heal lists executors administrators and guardians for estates in Sagadahoc County. John H Blaisdell of Phippsburg dies. Gertrude L Blaisdell named executrix without bond on May 3 1955. Thomas N Williams of Georgetown dies. Frances I Gunnell named executrix without bond on May 3 1955. Joseph S Gallant of Bath dies. Helen V Gallant named executrix without bond on May 3 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian H. Heal
O Sagadahoe
John H Blaisdell
Phippsburg
Gertrude L. Blaisdell
Thomas N Williams
Georgetown
Frances I. Gunnell
Joseph S. Gallant
Bath
Helen V. Gallant
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