Polo League afoot with clubs from Bath and Rockland
Nov 10 report notes a meeting soon to form a Maine polo league including Bath Rockland and other towns. Mentions guests Capt Warren Carr as foreman of a bowker wood crew, Orphans Home trustees, a window incident, telegraph reforms, and a charity bowling of social events plus various local developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Bath
Warren Carr
Juno
Timothy B. Bowker
Phippsburg
Amaranths Rehearsal Candy Party and Local Notices
November 11 1885 reports an Amaranths rehearsal at their hall and a well attended candy party hosted by Miss Hattie Matthews on Academy street. Bath Light Infantry mustering, Odd Fellows lodge visit to Brunswick, shipyard work shifts, railroad expansion discussions for Bath Parker's Head and Harpswell Neck, and a Baltimore shipboard theft involving Capt Boyd are noted. A K and L Railroad extension committee meets with Bath Wiscasset Newcastle and other towns, in session as press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Matthews
Academy Street
Phippsburg
Bath
Parker's Head
Brunswick
Harpswell Neck
Portland
Boston
Harpswell
Mt. Desert
Boyd
Wiscasset
A. P. Boyd
Willie Rosenfield
Baltimore
Boyds
Rockland
H. W. Swanton
James I. Robinson
D. T. Percy
George H. Nichols
George T
Sawyer
Newcastle
Addison Austin
Daimariscotta
James Stetson
Lincoln Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Pejepscot Lodge
Bath Lodge
Giveen
Bright Return From Boston and Local Property Leases
George W Bright arrived back yesterday from a three weeks visit to Boston. His newly completed residence on Washington street is now occupied by him and his family. Mr Nichols home on Bath street, after his residency there, has been leased to William Heal of Westport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Burbank
Standard Gas ‘Governor Co
Boston
Frank Nt. Percy
City Hall
Masonic Hall
Orphans’ Home
Court House
Winter Street
Velox
George Walker
Cunner Elub
Goss Marine Tron Works
George W. Bright
Washington Street
Nichols
Bath Street
William Heal
Westport
Fire Dept and Highways meet as town notes arise
November 13 1885 reports Captain Blethen visiting from Brocton Mass and a session of the Fire Department and Highways committee at the Aldermen's rooms. Local builders plan houses and renovations at Winneganee as ships and schooners move in for repairs and conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blethen of
Brocton, Mass
Committee On Fire Department and Highways
Aldermen's Rooms
Repairs and construction events in local area
Repairs are ongoing on the Shepard street culvert while a 13 by 28 foot stage is erected in the Amaranth club hall. Longshoremen report scarce work along the shore, reflecting economic strain in the harbor district.
Alameda Prize Medals For Thanksgiving Eve Event
The Kennebecs have ordered silver medals through Page the jeweler to be the prize for the winning team at the Alameda on Thanksgiving Eve, in connection with the grand ball, roller skating and band concert. Street Commissioner Mitchell moves into quarters on Water street. The tug Knickerbocker sails for New York to tow the Lizzie Moses coal barge conversion. A Drummore Mills accident injures foreman John Wilson, who recovers after head injuries. Two Rideout farm barns burn, heavy losses, no insurance. Schooner Fannie Mitchell unloads lumber at Reed's wharf, will dock for winter. hull damage minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Moses
Willam W. Moses & Sons
New York
Messrs. Moses &Co
Kennebecs
Page
Alameda
Knickerbocker
Blair
Drummore Mills
John Wilson
Wilson
Messrs
Thomas
Herbert Cutting
Fannie Mitchell
Reed's Wharf
South End
Various Bath notes and probate notices from Sagadahoc 1885
A mixed page records local items including retopping chimneys at the Sagadahoc House, a Portland store display of large Oregon apples, and notices of a sail schooner yard halt. It notes Samuel Gibbs as baggage master in Maine Central, a Universalist sociable at Mrs. Adams corner, and Brunswick meat market incorporation. Probate notices appoint Arthur J. Dunton executor for Ruth H Heald, plus a petition by Earl and Adeline Wing to adopt Lula Andrews’ child and rename to Lela Patricia Wing, with publication orders in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine State Polo League
Brunswick
Augusta
Waterville
Fairfield
Lewiston
Gardiner
Portland
Tl. M. P's
Rockland
Bath
Alamedas
Leon W. Berry
Boston
Charles FE. Quinlan
H. Stanley Peterson
Cummings’ Market
Attorney General's Department
Capital
Saradahoc
Earl E. Wing
Adeline B. Wing
Patricia Andrews
Lula Andrews
Lela Patricia Wing
A. D
Real estate transfers recorded in Sagadahoc registry
Two week period shows numerous transfers across Bath Bowdoin Georgetown Phippsburg Richmond Topsham Woolwich. Notable deeds include Lizzie Yattan to John Euler James Verkins to Bessie Marsh Bowdoin town to Harold Small and Emma Stephenson to Madeline Wing with many exchanges among individuals and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoe
Bowdoin
Harold W. J. Small
Georgetown
John M. Harford
T. H. Oliver
Phippsburg
James E. Verkins
Bessie T. S. Marsh
Charles S. Gomes
Mildred KE. Davis
Phippssburg
Elizabeth Upton Oliver
Richmond
Emma TP. Stephenson
Madeline R. Wing
Amasa A. Ring
George W. Greene
Ida M. Harlow
Neth (. Watson
Alice M. Edwards
I. Harold Edwards
al. Topsham
Frank J. Wood
Marion W. Thistle
Joseph M. Lavoie
Ladivine Lavoie
William S. Alexander
John Alexander
David McGraw
Ernest
Senior Class Play on Thanksgiving Eve
The Morse senior class prepares a Thanksgiving Eve play at the Assembly hall on November 25 led by Miss Marion Freeman. Helen Furber chairs the ticket committee, with tickets limited and selling early advised. Cast introductions include Sally Anne played by Alice Whalen and Tom Guerney by Dean Bonney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly Hall
Marion Freeman
Morse
Helen Furber
Hallet
Sally Anne
Alice Whalen
Tom Guerney
Dean Bonney
Lucerine la Salle
Mary MacDonald
Jessica Jay Verkins
Mary O'Donnell
Belfast High Boys Defeat Morse 6 to 0 in Armistice Day Clash
Crosby High edges Morse 6 to 0 on a windy Armistice morning. Morse, despite the better play at times, failed to land a knockout punch as Belfast capitalized on a Belfast interception to set up a late end run for the only score. Touchdowns and misfires counted the game as Crosby held on for the win before the upcoming Biddeford affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Morse
Crosby High
Biddeford
Morse High Eesvoirmiot
Gannen
Decker Tris
Pal
Malas Alge
Trott Hill
Vickery
Marriott Rg
Bowker Thoupe
Harrington Coral
Dupre
Doyle Nickerson
Bonney
Toothaker Whitcomb
Veilleux
Bath girl joins New York Ballet in Louie the 14th
Mrs. Charlotte Cahill Rauser becomes a member of the ballet in the Ziegfeld Cosmopolitan theatre. The comedy stars Leon Errol and is set partly in wartime France. Now in its ninth month, it plays to packed houses and showcases the glorified American girl, the sole Ziegfeld show outside the Follies in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Cahill Rauser
Sth Street
Columbia Circle
New York City
Leon Errel
France
New York
Librarian to Read Journal Excerpts at Maine History Society
Miss Mary G. Gilman of Curtis Library Transwick reads selections from John Gardiner of Philadelphia's 1794 journal at Portland for the Maine Historical Society. The voyage to Bermuda and return documents efforts to aid stranded American seamen, with a mix of light and serious passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary G. Gilman
Curtis Library
Transwick
Maine Historial Society
Portland
John Gardiner
Philadelphia
Bermuda
McNally Arsenault Celebrate Bath Linen Shower
Bowen McNally of Bath and Mary Arsenault were honored with a linen shower at their Bath home attended by over 20 friends. The groom, a 2nd generation block cutter and son of the late Bernard McNally, and his bride, daughter of Peter Peters, were wed by Fr. Nicholas J. Horan at St Marys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen McNally
Mary Arsenault
Bath
Bernard McNally
Peter Peters
Nicholas J. Horan
St. Mary’s
Court filing on estate of Thomas J Oliver of Bath Maine
In Sagadahoc County a probate court petition by Arthur F Maxfield as administrator of Thomas J Oliver late of Bath describes Oliver as owner of an undivided one third share of a Phippsburg tract with buildings bounded by the Mereen farm Drummond land Redd Colly swamp Perry and Rogers property. It lists debts and administration costs totaling about 398.47 dollars and notes the true copy is attested by Register William F Dunham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Dunton
Bath
State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Arthur F. Maxfield
Portland
Maine
Thomas J. Oliver
Phippsburg
John Mereen
James Drummond
Redd Colly
Francis Wyman
Timothy B. Perry
Perry
John Rogers
State OF
Seradahoc
A. D
James S. Lowell
Edward W. Bridgham
Hiram C. Cornish
Helen Jackson Cornish
Sanborn
Deland
Fla
Edwin Tit
Cornish
Frank H. Cornish
Roxbury
Mass
Fred H. Thompson
Sagadahoger
Scott R. Frye
John W. Snow
Bath Independent
Roscoe FE. Perkins
John J. Keegan
Sagada
I Probate
John H. Southard
J. Houghton McLellan
Freeman Southard
Saradahoc
William F. Dunham
Register
Sagadahoc. Ss
Saracens
Annie M. Knight
Edwin C. Knight
Harry B. Sawyer
John H. Peterson
Care of Motor Car in Winter: Owner's Guide
Cold weather care to protect radiators, batteries, and lubrication. Drain and flush water system before anti freeze, avoid calcium chloride, use denatured alcohol solutions, and keep alcohol on hand. Loosen fan belt, use radiator cover, avoid racing engine, and run at modest speeds until warm. Change oil monthly, drain water from oil, and grease regularly. Battery care includes tight terminals, biweekly hydrometer tests, and proper charging to prevent freezing. Transmission and tire maintenance advised. minor repairs suggested.
Eldorado Club Formed by PHONE GIRLS in Town
Miss Mae Bickle presided at the weekly meeting naming Eldorado as the club title. Ja Russell Lowell's poem Dandelion inspired the name, reflecting a worth while aim for the new group of telephone operators and commercial department representatives. Marguerite Hennessy Cora Savage hosted the gathering with cake and ices. upcoming hostesses include Miss Margaret Foster and Miss Tema Turns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldorado
Commercia
Mae Bickle
Ja Russell Lowell
New England Forestry Congress Promises Largest Conference Yet
The second New England Forestry Congress aims to unite states and manufacturers for better woodlands. It seeks public education and reclamation of nearly 5 million acres of underused land through proper forest management, with the hope of revitalizing timber resources in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Ublic
Petition to remove guardian of Henry Fish estate
Roscoe E. Perkins of Bath appears as next friend for Henry Fish non compos mentis seeks removal of Isaac Fish Bath guardian appointed February 1 1921. Guardian has not filed inventory or accounts or fulfilled duties. petitioner asks replacement by Perkins or other suitable person. Dated October 22 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Maine
Roscoe E. Perkins
Bath
Henry Fish
Isaac Fish
Ward
Sai
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Bath Daily Times
Trustees of the Orphan's Home
S. T. Snipe
H. A. Duncan
W. H. Watson
D. R. Wylie
J. G. Richardson
James A. Hall
Damariscotta
Col
Charles PB. Merrill
Porthind
J. W. Pinisted
Toston
Western Union Telegraph Co
Front Street
Commercial Street
New England Polo League
Willie Leydon
Somervilles
Cotter
Walthams
Kate Doherty
South Pond
James Hughes
Daniel Sullivan
Sarah Sullivan
Kate Delahanty
Potter
Patrick Welch
Williams
Ida Della Torre
Wall
Highland Light
Chatham
Plice
Abbie Hodge
Shaw Mill
Goss Marine Iron Works
Charles H. Wolston
Harvard
Nathan Stiles
Supt. Hyde
Association of Mechanical Engineers
W. & H. F. Morse
J. F. Grant & Co
Center Street
Reel
J. T. Donnell & Co
Post
Long Beach
John Fisher
York Street
C. B. Atwood
Greenleaf
Benteen
Baker
Bowdoinham
Side
Tincoln Lodge of Odd Fellows
Ealkers
Staten Telind Yard
Bath Light Infantry
TE. FE. Stetson
Gallagher
Parker Morse
Winneganee
John G. Morse
Robie
M. G. Shaw & Sons
Kennebec
Louis Thompson
Winnegance
Winneganee Creek
Small Point
Calais
Babcock
Water Street
Middle Street House
Mitchell
Water Street House
Shepard Street
Rideout
John Rideout
Sagadahock House
le Sant
A. G. Page, Jr
Oregon
Louis Bright
Jacksonville
Samuel Gibbs
Maine Central
Samuel Mitchell
Morsey Yard
the Universalist Church Sociable
Francis Adams
High and South
Paul H. Locke
Susan J. Leeman
Cummings Street
Fari. E. Wing
Saevadahoc
Said
Probete
William F. Dunstam
Belfast High Boys
Bath Eleven
NEW York Ballet
John 1 Footer
Berkeley
Cal
Attes William F. Dunham
Maria Leonard
Flora Leonard
Sagadahoe Ferry
Woolwich
Mabel
Grace Chandler
Forestry Conference For
ALL
John Sampson
Graduate Nurses Club
High Street
Joseph M. Trott
Henry C. Wright
Navy