Bath 1806 steam boat hull contract and local news
The Bath Daily Times details a planned 75 by 13 foot steam boat for Moosehead Lake to carry 150 passengers, to be completed in May with material to be cut immediately. Night watchman Nathaniel Place is on duty at Palmer's shipyard, while H B Lord makes sails for Houghton Bros Servia in New York. Other items note deer sightings, a metropolitan trades fair, local politics, and various shipments and trades in Bath.
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Mtra Hote Association
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Harrington
Nathaniel Place
Palmer's Shipyard
Lord
Houghton Bros
Servia
New York
Bath Fair Booths Light Up Alameda Hall
November 19 1895 crowds filled the Alameda hall visiting O Brien s case with W J O Brien Harry Kennedy and Miss Mamie Hunt and sampling oysters sherbet and tapioca. Booths run by Misses da Dunning Margie Frye Estelle Franks Pauline Golder Helen Mildrea Nichols and Mrs C C Low and Misses Jane Moul toh Rose Brown Carrie Trufant featured fancy goods and Boston Journal balloting. Local vendors included Gilbert s Bakery Pond Bros Kennebec Nursery Pine Spring Bottling J G Washburn Eureka Laundry and Western Union staff with social updates on residents and Thanksgiving travel.
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O’brien
W. J. O'Brien
Harry Kennedy
Mamie Hunt
Sergi
Perkins
Estelle Franks
Pauline Golder
Helen
Mildrea Nichols
King’s Daughters
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Carrie Trufant
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Charlie Brown
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Nellie Jacobs
Boston Journal
Journal
John Moulton
Times and Journal
Maire
Bath
Gilbert
Water Company Employee Charged in Local Mystery
A fragment reports an employee of the water company in the town linked to a mysterious event involving a girl. The text mentions a time around eleven and hints at an incident or investigation unfolding in the locality.
Driver Guilty of Reckless Driving After Park Street Crash
Edwin P. Porter of Foulton found guilty of reckless driving and fined 10 dollars plus costs after a Park Street accident in Orono. His car hit a horse and wagon driven by George Farnsworth on Grove Street, the horse leaped through the windshield and had to be shot. Farnsworth was uninjured. car stopped 250 feet from the scene. Probate Notice: Harold Crocker appointed executor of Frederick W Sagadahoc estate in North East Harbor.
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John Needhwai
Orono
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George Farnsworth
Grove Street
Farnsworth
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North East Harbor
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Chester Street
Allston
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Bath
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Austin St
Hyde Park
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Georgetown
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Phippsburg
Night at Park Alleys opens Bath Lodge bowling season
Bath Lodge of Elks Bowling League begins 1936 37 on Monday at Park Alleys with 30 players across six teams. Newcomers include Gary Parshley Joseph Couture John Mullane Joseph Grindell and Hart O Donnell while Eddie Hartnett leads the Fixed Stars and Matey Povich’s memory lingers.
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Bath Lodge of Elks
Upstair Park
Rariks
Gary Parshley
Joseph Couture
John Mullaney
Joseph Grindell
Eddie Hartnett
JohnnyLevya Leads with 3-String 350 in Club Bowling
Johnny Levya, captain of the Spuds, posted a 3-string total of 350 Friday at Park Alleys during the Colonial Club league session. The Marvels moved to first with seven points in the opening match, the Old Golds rose to second, and a late team total of 1176 by the Marvels surpassed the Kools 1155 as standings tightened.
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Spuds
Marvels
Marvels Paster
Old Golds Street
Murads
F. Winchenbach
J. Levyn
Old Golds
Iron Works Employes Start Bowling League
A Bath Iron Works Corp bowling league began at Park Alleys last Wednesday with 22 employees meeting informally. From initial averages, teams will form for a winter season with matches each Wednesday night. John Watson led with a 92 score and several players posted strong marks.
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Upstair Park
John Watson
Oliver's Chevro Hold First Position in Bowling Standings
Oliver's Chevrolets led the Eagles circuit with Bob Burns' Stats in second place while a surge by George Goodwin's Pontiacs and Harry Farrell's Buicks boosted the second division. Walter McElman of the Buicks posted a 126 single and the Buicks set a new team single string of 483 and a team total of 1363, surpassing Frates's Ford marks.
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Pete Oliver
Bob Burns
George Goodwin
Pontiacs
Harry Farrell
Secon
Walter McElman
Buicks
Dick Fates
Teach
Dick Frates
Fords
Bowdoin Films Highlight Elks Banquet Remarks
Bath Lodge Elks Royal Host event featured Coach Wells praising Bowdoin’s 1935 season come from behind wins. Films from Bowdoin’s games with Weslayan Bates Colby and Maine were shown, including state title footage. Attendees included Bowdoin players cheerleaders faculty and Elks members with Herbert L. Douglas presenting the footage.
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Bowdoin
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Walsh
Elks
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Bates
Colby
Maine
Bowdoin College Athletic Association
Harry Thayer
George Sarkis
Carl Earlbach
Maynard McFadden
Alfred Gallant
John Wakefield
Harold Dunton
Percy King
Iscar Greenblatt
Haviland Chaney
Clinton Child
Clifton Nickerson
Arthur Sturtevant
Joseph Grace
John Staples
Harry Fullerton
Robert Sutherland
John Clark
Frank Curran
Charles Grace
Edward Hamblett
Morton Holbrook
David Alkazin
David Rich
Francis Sullivan
John Cummings
Howard Holmes
William Kerwin
Edward Cohen
Kenneth Reardon
Pauline McNeil
Virginia Preney
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Dorothy Parshley
Cynthia Lemoine
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Mark W. Hennessy
John M. Conley, Jr
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John H. Freeman
H. Joseph Madden
Ruler McMann
Herbert L. Douglas
Bowdoin College
Park Alley Bowling Leaders Extend Margin in Week of Action
The Kools led Panatellas by five to zero and widened their advantage to three games over second place Aikens as Panatellas dropped to fourth. Irving Daley posted a 467 four string to lead individual averages at 102.25, with Harry Farrell second at 97 and McNeil third at 94.25 as nine of 20 bowlers hit 90 or better.
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al Thayer
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Thayer
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Eley
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