Change of time on Maine Central last Monday
The article lists a chain of local notices from 1915 including train schedule shifts on the Maine Central, a tug arrival and departure with barges, a dog fight delaying traffic near the YMCA block, and lobster fashion notes tied to Bath and Kennebec Journal pages. It also mentions political primaries in Lisbon Falls, real estate transfers in Cumberland County, and Coast Guard Ossipee trials, plus obituaries and Harvard Yale game ticket rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central
Popham
J. S
Rogers
Pejepscot
Swett
Salmon River
Front St
Y.M.C.A
Bath Times
Kennebec Journal
Democrats
Lisbon Falls
Democratic Town Committee
Cumberland County
Frank H. Purington
Bath
Benjamin K. Jeffrey
Everett
Mass
Charles A. Randall
Brunswick
Great Island
Harpswell
Local Happenings Across Bath and Vicinity
Morse High seniors plan a spring Washington trip while the Athletic Council tackles a $40 debt. Dreamland Theatre repair work begins under Martin Gauvin as William J. O’Brien prepares to run it as a vaudeville venue. The Maine Central ferry slip is fixed and noon express resumes crossings after clearing a car backlog.
Bath area clubs and coastguard tale fill town news
Sedgwick Circle and Unity Guild hold meetings at local homes. A tree fell on a power line near Dr. Marston’s tenement disrupting service. The Metropolitan line shifts from passenger trains to four freight boats Boston to New York. Local athletes played college football and civic athletic council members were chosen at Morse High School. A four masted schooner Edwin R Hunt in distress was towed to Hampton Roads with damage. A Columbus Day banquet in Portland will feature notable speakers. Epilogue notes harpist Kathleen Kla wah ya and Cosmo Club outreach at the Old Couples Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick Circle
G.A.R
Henry G. Hodgdon
Albion Marr
Pine St
Albert Mudge
First Baptist Church
Annie Jones
High St
Unity Guild of the
A. J. Dunton
Washington St
Boston
New York
Bath
Parker Moulton
Maine
Yale
New Haven
Charlie Fitzgerald
Georgetown
Princeton
Morse High School
George Pomeroy
Howard Deering
C C. Low
Harold Thompson
Citizens
James F. King
Edwin R. Hunt
Gilbert
Pensacola
Fla
Virginia
Internal Revenue
Conelius F. Horrigan
Biddeford
Louis S. Walsh
Curtis
Ingraham
Portland
Kathleen Kla-wah-ya
Bath Opera House
Kla-wah-ya
Columbia River
Oregon
Cosmopolitan Club
North End
Helen Crosby
Mi‘Kado
Dorothy Welch
Charlotte Cook
Mikelsky
Victor Records
Flora Risteen
Ruth Thompson
Flavel Pierce
Eva Pratt
Bessie Hunt
Alice Norris
Meetings and local notes from Bath area activities
The Finance Committee meets in the Aldermanic chamber Friday evening. Cedar Grove iethouses receive shingling and repairs. Reed of Arrowsic refused a good offer for the pet seal he captured. the seal later died. An elm on Oak Street was wrecked by a Sunday gale. L A W Street Ry traffic was blocked briefly. Ken Edgecomb reports plentiful game in California mountains and shot wild turkeys and deer. First Baptist Church held a large meeting planning winter work. Phil Day of Arrowsic captured a large turtle on Reed's Island Sasanoa. mate reportedly captured years ago. Sidney Rowe returns to Boston after a Bath visit. Captain John Denyen, keeper of Half-Way Rock light, visiting. Nurse Miss Dickey leaves Bath for vacation in St Johns. Portland Express notes Topsham Fair may break records if weather cooperates. new State road Portland-Brunswick boosts automobile parties. Oxford Androscoggin Advent Christian Conference held sessions in Bath with a full program Sunday. Kenneth Edgecomb’s California trip yields $240 gold but illness costs two months in hospital from poison oak. returns via Seattle and Pacific coast salmon fishery shows unremunerative work. Advent Christian Sunday School Association in Bath held Sept 24 convention with nine schools represented. program included two papers on visitors in Sunday school and a focus on Adventist education.
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Coast Guard
Ossipee
Rockland
Courier- Gazette
Maine
Anchorage
Ridgeley
Woodbury A. Potter
Potter
Washington St
D. L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
William E. Hogan
Harry B. Sawyer
Frank A. Small
Charles Totman
Oak Grove Cemetery
Harvard
Harvard Athletic Association
Joseph P. Bass
Bangor Commercial
Bass
Bar Harbor
Edgar W. Bass
New York City
J. H. Hewson
Washington, D. C
Frank Otis
New York
Bath
Mansfield W. O’toole
Knox Hospital
Standard Oil Co
Petrolia III
Boothbay Harbor
San Francisco
International Engineering Congress
John H. Freeman
Providence
R. I
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Eastport
St. Augustine
Fla
Seattle
San Diego
Morse High Athletic Council
Islander
Bath Lodge of Elks
Happy Nook
Rufus Lombard
Bangor
Boston
Ingalls
Governor Cobb
Wentworth
Kennebec
Dreamland Theatre
Martin Gauvin
Dreamland
William J. O’brien
Archie Grant
Somerset Place
S. A. Evans
People’s’ Baptist Church
Fraser
Mintoin
Burleigh
Carter
Elsie Erhardt
Easton
Joseph Wexler
Goddard St
Maine Central
Ferdinando Gorges
Woolwich
Bath Aerie
Order of Eagles
Norfolk
Aerie
W. C. Ferguson
Navy
Ferguson
Chicago
Columbia
F. W. Carlton
Finance Committee
Aldermanic Chamber
Cedar Grove
Myers Reed
Arrowsic
Oak St
Unity Guild
First Baptist Church
A. J. Dunton
Kenney Edgecomb
California
C. N. Flood
Phil Day
Arrowsie
Reed's Island
Sasanoa
Sidney Rowe
Richmond
John Denyen
Half-Way Rock
Miss Dickey
City Hospital
St. Johns
Portland Express
Portland
Brunswick
Oxford-Androscoggin
Advent Christian Church
Advent Church
Middle St
Eld
John F. Clothey
Auburn
Europe
Kenneth Edgecomb
North End
Siskiyou Mountains
Edgecomb
Pacific Coast
Kenneth
Oxford and Androscoggin
Advent Christian Sunday School Association
Rheta Glover
Mechanic Falls
W.—M.snow
the Adyventist
Jesus Christ
Satan
Wind topples Washington St billboard and harbor news
The Sunday high wind toppled a Washington St billboard near the Bath Opera House. The gale damaged fruit on local orchards and delayed boating events as the Maine coaster hove into Portland harbor, revived interest in old pinkie ships, and new rules from the Commerce Department affected ship operations.
Bath and area news notes from Oct 1907 era
Bath items include the Murray Club meeting with Mrs H S Carlisle at 32 Oak Street, a Bath to Rockland excursion, and a Tall Stove Club session noting a vessel sale for 7000 dollars and a charter at 40000. Nance O Neil appeared locally in The Kreutzer Sonata and later in Bath in 1907. The Ninth Grade beat Brunswick 30 to 0 at Kelley Field. A large crate of Stockholm matches arrived for the American market. Beanoon Windlass team banquet closed season. Two Loosetown liquor arrests sparked police praised discipline. Phil Nichols resigns from Times to join American Locomotive Works in Schenectady. Times presents fountain pen and best wishes.
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Elmhurst
Murray Club
H. S. Carlisle
Oak St
Bath
Rockland
Thomaston
Tall Stove Club
Nance O'Neil
Bath Opera House
Kreutzer Sonata
Columbia Theatre
Magda
Brunswick
Bath State Road
New Meadows
Inn
the Times
Seguin
Boothbay
James Young
Hammond
Young
Kelley Spear Yard
State Hospital
Beacon St. Sunday School
Kelley Field
Howard Cigar Store
Stockholm
Portland
Hyde Windlass
New Ivon House
M. Dingley
J. McSwain
R. Oliver
E. Burns
B. McNeil
R. Boardman
J. Sullivan
A. Sprague
J. O'Brien
J. Goodwin
J. Footer
R. Stover
M. McNeil
E. Kennison
M. Oliver
J. Coss
H. Miller
HH. .Cutting
S. 3Ragdon
J. Knight
E. Billings
F. Talbot
M. Young
P. Miller
Powell
Sonia
Center St
Phil Nichols
Times
American Locomotive Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Bristol High School
Nichols
American Locomotive Works
Times Force
Phil
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Beacon Street Ladies’ Aid
J. BE. C. Sawyer
Morse High
Washington
Hockomock
Beacon St
Bowdoin
N. H. College
New Hampshire State College
David Standish
Capt. Cook
Clarence Martin
Fritz Klippel
K.Y.C
Shenandoah
Lizzie
Department of Commerce
St. Louis
Ozarks
Charles R. Nisbet
E. L. Gaudreau
Gaudreau
Edward, Jr
Strand Theatre
Strand
New England
Pinkie Maine
Portland Harbor
Essex
Machias
Polly