Bath 1804 items note robberies and events
Forty years ago in Bath notes record woodworking and construction at the People's Safe Deposit Bank roof, industrial repairs at Bath Iron Works, shipyard activity, local social events at Alameda and Gahan's hall, a dramatic minstrelsy bill, and a rescue of a yardman by Engineer Hennessey after a near-tragic incident at the railroad depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bath Daily Times
Maine Central Railroad
Samuel Gibbs
Gibbs
William Hennessey
Hennessey
Last Week of Deer Season In Sagadahoc County
Deer hunting closes Friday at sunset in Sagadahoc and in all counties except Washington and Hancock where open season runs to December 15. Duck shooting ends Saturday December 8 at sunset. Local gunners report a poor duck season but strong deer hunting this year with many planning trips on Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Washington
Hancock
Music Lovers Enjoy Treat
A music lovers event drew attendees to a community hall for an afternoon of performances and shared refreshments continuing from the earlier page. Local musicians presented a variety of pieces showcasing diverse genres and youth participation.
Safety engineer highlights hazards of automobile collisions
A safety engineer warns of dangers in car crashes during a club talk. The audience voted thanks, then adjourned to a downstairs room where refreshments were served by the committee and Carroll Watson.
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Carroll Watson
Townsend plan rally advocates old age pensions in Bath
Hon. N. Graig Jackson led a town hall meeting backing the Townsend Old Age Revolving Pension plan. Willard and Oliver argued the plan brings prosperity and poses no threat to government, amid a turnout with local club members from South Portland including Edward Page and George Cribbey.
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Iron Works
Bath
N. Graig Jackson
Willard
Townsend Old Age
Maine
Maine Townsend Plan Club
Oliver
South Portland
Edward Page
George Cribbey
George Brynter
George Lowell
Henry E. Fowler
Petition to sell real estate for debts in Bath Maine 1934
Arthur J. Dunton administrator petitions the Bath Probate Court to authorize sale of two thirds of real estate owned by Frances A. Weeks to pay debts and funeral expenses. Personal estate insufficient. sale of real property needed with notice to interested parties to appear on December 4, 1934.
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State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Ella M. Donnell
Bath
Charles Roderick Donnell
Florence E. Watson
Charlies J. Donnell
Charles J. Donnell
A. D
W. B. Mussenden
Walter S. Glidden
Daisy G. Steeves
Coleman E. Steeves
Bathin
Ins
Walter S. Gildden
State OF
Maine
William E. Besaw
Susie A. Besaw
Bag Adamoc
Eatan Saeces
Bey
Arthur J. Dunto
Frances A. Weeks
Punty
John R. Silsby
Helen G. Hill
North Street
Middle Street
OL Meryne
Orice Mckee
Poe
A.D
Arthur J. Dunton
Edward W. Bridgham
Torego
Penton
Olive M. Barron
Fred W. Barron
Frances G. Barron
Lawrence B. Greenwood
H. L
Ath Independent
Walter
Glidden
Arthur H. Sprague
William L. Sprague
Clarence A. Lightbody
George C. Lightbody
Frank A. Hodgdon
Woolwich
Bridass Reed
Herbert L. Grinnell, Jr
Derry
Newampshire
Herbert L. Grinnell
Bert L. Grinnell, Jr
Benjamin Oliver
Said
Marie F. Andre
Leon E. Oliver
Newburyport
Mass
Clive M. Raymond
Delmar
New York
Edward A. Rowe
Charles C. Low
Sagadahoc. SS
Allan Spear
Alexander S. Cunningham
Elbridge M. Cunningham
Georgetown
Frederick J. Hinckley
Eva L. Mareen
N. Gratz Jackson
Viola Emma Collins
Independent
Margaret M. Holbrook
Charles E. Holbrook
Harold F. Holbrook
Cleveland
Ohio
Gladys M. Legard
Meton C
Ecbrook
Lewiston
San
Caroline S. Thompson
Charles S. Holbrook
Augusta
Verena Holbrook
Newark
N. J
Beulah Holbrook
John Marsh
Delinda E. Marsh
Harriet A. Marsh
Waltham, St
Newton
Sagadehoc
Sagadahcoc
Ada C. Perry
Nee A
Bowes
Phippsbi
Saounty Adahoc
Hayleg
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Southport
Tibbetts
People’s Safe Deposit and Savings Bank
Sagudahock Block
Gahan’s Hall
Rollo Stevens
Jesse Savage
Hughes
Cheltra
Alameda
W. H. Stewart
Columbian Minstrels
Primrose & West
American Express
Wheeler
Waterville
Mrs. Cooper
Miss Lowell
Newport
Daughters of Rebekah
Kennebec
Boston
J. E. Anderson
George T. Silsby, Jr
Shannon
Mr. Brooks
the Phoenix
Eugene Brown
West Bath
Silsby
Frank H. Heal
Seguin
Bowdeinham
Perry
Perkins
Bath Iron Works
City of
Rockland
Abram Conklin
Nathan Stiles
Brunswick
Sousa
Coum Hyde Light Guards
Kimball Bros
Moulton's
Castlehall
Patoe
Lundrigan
Merrill and Crocker
Scouthport
New England
Charles Kingsbury
Ed Emery
Hall of Lincoln Lodge
Emma Manson
George
Miss Manson
John O. Patten
Mr. Patten
Dunning
George Dunning
North Bath
Wakefield
A. H. Sturtevant
Anderson’s Drug Store
Miss Oleson
Frank Moses
Brookline
Scott R. Frye
Charles Mason
Portland
Patten Lodge
Lieut
Jayne
Miss Eastman
Mrs. Jayne
Capt. Starkey
Washington Street
Lieut. Perkins
Temperance House
Maine Coast Navigation Co
Falmouth
Popham Beach
Boothbay
Round
Port Clyde
Tenant's Harbor
Camden
Belfast
Sident
Pritz H. Twitchell
Bathee
Crass
Fria
Angele
R. Lewis
Edward ‘Tomlinson
Moses H. Davie
J. O. of
H. A. Bates
Captain Oliver
Edward L. Emmons
W. G. Ridder
George B. Morse & Co
Maine Central
Hyde Light Guards
Charles F. Kenniston
Boothbay Harbor
Rlla M. Donnell
Peeee Cee Tee Pribat
Kiple
Dvorak
The
Steppes
Gretchaninoff
Villanelle
Dell’ Acqua
Sturtevant
Violin
Merton Sprague
Albee
Faust
Gounod
Ramsay
Smith
McPherson
Leoncavallo Merton Sprague
Mrs. Albee
St. Niewiadomski
Donizetti
Mr. Field
Mrs. Albee At Piano
Qual Volutta
I' Lombardi
Verdi
Hatch
Mr. Royal
Mr. McPherson
Miss O'Hara
Sakontala
Bendel
Reedis
Mrs. Hatch
Mr. Smith
Colonal Theater
Joseph Dunn
Edward P. Dunn
U. S. Department of Justice
Price
Vine Mace
June Robles
Dunn
Rashkeni
Hye Mane
John L. Jack
Register
John L. Register
Bernice M. Fuller
Emery M. Wing
Topsham
Alice Wing Wii
Ayer
Susie Wing
Bernice Mer
Ae Co
Lemont
Emma N. Cox
Lexington
James B. Lemont
Everett Lemont
Arthur Lemont
Harry Lemont
Ligzzie
A. Haggett
Wylie Lemont
Susan C. Lemont
Sagadahoe, Ss
John I. Jack
Walter 8S
Bath E. Abbott
Sehacitiah
Soote
Adah Saeek
Lene C. Shepard
1934
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