Forty Years Ago In Bath Tidbits From The Bath Daily Times
Items from the Bath Daily Times dated November 12 1890 report the Fleur de Lys set to sail for Boston the Shenandoah keel work and new light towers, a wedding at Dummer Street, local entertainments and church plans, harbor vessel activity, and regional business notes including a 500 ton schooner keel and a blasting dynamite find on the Kennebec.
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New England
Bath
Submarine diver leaves boat at Richmond
W. Johnson, a submarine diver, left the vessel at Richmond and forgot to bring a group of items with him when he vacated the room.
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W. Johnson
Richmond
Hodgkins to Build Coasting Schooner for Boothbay
Asa P. Hodgkins contracted to construct a coasting schooner for Boothbay parties. The report notes W. B. Clark's confinement with a severe cold and rheumatism while Miss May Fiske fills in for Miss M. F. Upton at the high school due to medical treatment for her eyes. Frank Smithwick of Boston visits Bath friends and reports a flourishing drug business.
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Asa P. Hodgkins
Boothbay
May Fiske
M. F. Upton
Frank Smithwick
Boston
Frank
Obituary of Mrs. Julia A. Horne 73 of Bath and Norway
Mrs. Julia A. Horne 73 widow of Chester W. Horne of Norway died of heart trouble at City Hospital after visiting her son Harry L. Horne in Bath. Born July 3 1857 in Norway Missouri she lived mainly in Norway and later Portland and Auburn. Survived by three sons Dr L W Horne William C Horne and Harry L Horne and four grandchildren. Funeral held Tuesday at Second Congregational church Norway.
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Julia A. Horne
Chester W. Horne
Norway
City Hospital
Harry L. Horne
Washington Street
Second Congregational Church
Edwin D. Hardin
Winter Street
Bath
Horne
Thomas
Hannah (Crockett) Richardson
Berwick Academy
Portland
Auburn
John F. Clary Dies in California After Bath Career
John F. Clary, a former Bath confectionery businessman at 170 Front Street, died November 12 in Santa Rosa, California. He owned and later sold his Bath shop, moved away, then returned before final settlement in California. An accomplished cornetist, he played in local orchestras and was warmly remembered by Bath friends. no illness details were provided.
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John F. Clary
Bath Mercchant
Santa Rosa
Calif
Harry E. Litchfield
Solar Lodge
Masons
Clary
Front Street
Spear Folks
California
Bath
Charles W Temple dies. noted Bath stone mason
Charles W Temple 76 a Bath area stone mason died Thursday after two months illness. He worked on the Patten Free Library and many local and regional houses. Born in Bowdoinham he was a son of Levi Temple. Probate notices list Dora M Smith as administratrix of Goodbury A Smith estate and Grace Lennon Mabel Harris as executors of Frank A Palmer estate.
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Charles W. Temple
Patten Free Library
Bath
Bowdoinham
Levi Temple
Dora M. Smith
Grace B. Lennon
Mabel A. Harris
State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Addie J. Downing
Woolwich
Rachel A. Getchell
Addie J
DoAnn Woolwich
State OF
Maine
Edward C. Clarey
Georgetown
Joseph Muse
Hannah R. Rowe
Ellen E. Hagan
Thomas Francis Coffill
Jennie Coffill
John Goffin
Jennie Miller
John H. Coffin
George Coffill
Annie C. Garey
Oscar .Coffill
Clara M. Jones
Rockland
Thomas F. Coffill
Earl P. Coffill
Ted
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Bath. Port Visit Noted For Albert H Temple Family Ties
In Bath two daughters are listed Mrs Laura L Casey of Newton Massachusetts and Mrs Julia A Rand of Allston Massachusetts while Albert H Temple is noted as visiting the Port and later making his home elsewhere.
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Bath
Albert H. Temple
Augusta
Laura L. Casey
Newton, Mass
Julia A. Rand
Allston
Mass
Infant Son of Smiths Dies at City Hospital
The week old son of Mr and Mrs Clifford B Smith of 26 Andrews Road died Thursday morning at City Hospital.
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Robert Francis Smith
Clifford B. Smith
Andrews Read
City Hospital
Car wreck injures William Long and others near Woolwich
Friday night a Studebaker touring car left the highway near the old Sewall farm and Oak Grove cemetery, plunging into woods and turning over three times. William Long, 38, of 812 Middle Street, pinned beneath, suffered concussion. Lawrence McPherson and Walter Clark escaped with minor bruises. An unidentified high school boy helped extract Long, who was taken to City Hospital. McPherson owned the car. Clark worked nearby. The pair claimed they were sideswiped by a fast car as they tried to avoid a collision with an oncoming vehicle.
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William Long
Middle Street
City Hospital
Studebaker
Lawrence McPherson
Washington Street
Sewall Farm
Oak Grove Cemetery
Long
McPherson
Walter Clark
Bedford Street
A. A. Stott
Bruce Appleby
Alvah Lewis
McPherson and
Clark
John P. Crosby
Furber Davis
Woolwich
Maine Central Railroad
Torrey
Fraser Haynes
United Motor Fuel Corp
Bath
Arcade Arena
Will Long
John P Crosby
Brunswick
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