Forty Years Ago in Bath Carnival at Richmond
A Bath Light Infantry party of fifty attended a Richmond Carnival at the Casino rink on Sept 24 1884. An audience of over 600 watched a precise infantry drill led by Lieut Howard before a grand dance. The Bath group enjoyed the trip despite a late arrival and a misconnected return train.
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Bath Light Infantry
Richmond
Casino
Howard
Barry
Jennie Parks
Lieut. Howard
Brunswick
Bath
Bath Temperance League forms to enforce prohibitory laws
Sept 25 1884 Bath reports temperance men and women forming a law and order league in City Hall. Constitution of the State Temperance Alliance adopted with about half signing. A five member nominating committee named and the group plans to reconvene Oct 1 with FE S Stackpole as secretary.
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Bath
Friends , Temperance
Law and Order
City Tall
Rev PR
Hen
WEN Ee Si Sngis Poles Committee
City Hall
JT. T. Eastman
Law and Order League
State Temperance Alliance
H. A. Duncan
T. G. Harris
FE. Upton
Seth Good
FE. S. Crosby
FE. S. Stackpole
Pleasant card party honors Miss Tripp in town visit
Sept 26 1884 a pleasant card party was hosted by Miss Nellie Morse for Miss Tripp of Fall River. Horace Stinson of Nequasset, who broke his arm two weeks ago in a horse accident, was in town today. Wallace Collins, clerk of the Islander, was mentioned.
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Nellie Morse
Tripp
Fall River
Horace Stinson
Nequasset
Bath Notes on Mechanical Work and Local Events
Bath items recount George Leavitt finishing a cellar for Mr. Walker on Bedford Street and repairs by Edward Mason in Waterville. It notes the Sagadahoc House cook Charles Ruckley back from vacation, and several boilermakers arriving from Boston to work at Goss Marine. Excursions, polo plans at Alameda, and Bath Light Infantry praise in Richmond are mentioned along with local social and school cadet news and a sick clerk at Campbell's.
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Charles W. Ruckley
Sagadahoe Hrouse
Mr. Ruckley
Bath Amateur Minstrels Gather in Boston Trip Notes
Sept 29 1884 FE 10 Jameson arrives in Boston after two weeks in New York seeking "points" for Bath Amateur Minstrels. A new hall in No 2 engine house is fitted with curtains including a front window piece costing over $20 funded by Bath members. Bath people on the White Mountain excursion include Mr and Mrs Douglas and daughter Mr and Mrs Anderson Miss M D Newman Miss H Wright Miss Ada Mason Miss Ella Mason Mrs George Moulton Miss Humphreys Jed Page and Charles H Wakefield. Fred J Eames of Boston College of Pharmacy is home on vacation.
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Williams
Boston
Bath
No. Us
Committee On Fire Department
Jameson
New York
White Mountain
S. Anderson
M. D. Newman
H. Wright
Ada
Ella Mason
George Moulton
Humphreys
Jed Page
Charles H. Wakefield
Fred J. Eames
Boston College of Pharmacy
New York City Budget Plans Add 1,059 Teachers for Next Year
New York City approves a budget proving need for 1,059 new teachers next year due to rising enrollments in 1925. The proposal links larger student rolls to expanded teaching staff and classroom capacity.
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New York City
Airplane exploration in the Moy lands reported
The Figaro published a M Pierre DPoesquer letter describing plans to use airplanes to explore the Moy region of Annam. A flight by M Sabatier Lt Salonen and Maillet over the area near Dan Me Thuot and Keoutiam recounts fog, rough landing, and encounters with local inhabitants and wildlife during the daring expedition.
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the Figaro
M. Pierre Dpoesquer
Annam
Moy
M. Pasquier
Darlie
M. Sabatier
Salonen
Maillet
Weiock
Dan Me Thuot
Keoutiam
Ban Me Thuot
Wei
Rotary Clubs Meet Next Week In Bath Maine
Rotary clubs across the Sagadahoc region prepare for a week of events in Bath Maine with dinners speakers and a convention program including Hart T Seely and Rev Quay Rosselle. Officials list owners and management of The Bath Independent and note the probate court order for Mary F Tourtillotte estate affairs.
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Diddeford-Saco
Sanford-Springvale
Lawrence
Presque Tse
Hart T. Seely
Will R. Manier
Arthur J. Roberts
Colby College
Waterville Rotary Ehch Entertainment
Lewiston-Auburn
Beverly
Danvers
Gloucester
Toswich
Sagadattioc
Bath
Saradshoe
John C. Tourtilotte
Mary F. Tourtillotte
Beth
Samalahoe
James S. Lowell
May Morse
Bath Maine
Saradalne
Martha T. Poole
Sagadahoc
Morse
Personal notes from Boothbay and surrounding towns
Alfred Randall passed Friday in Porthiil. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson and Charles Hall are enjoying an automobile trip through the State this week. Mrs. David Pelton and two children of Hampton Roads, Va. visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Witham. Boothbay Weather on Sepp. John Watson Simpson named. Henry Robinson, Maine Central conductor, buys a poultry farm in Thomaston. Hodgdon family returns to Green Street after summer cottage at Sabine. Jewett family moves from Bath to Freeport for winter. Dean and Marion visit Simmer home, then depart. Lombard and Deborah visit Mrs. Lombard’s mother, Mrs. J. Edward Drake. Frank Oliver moves household to Gardiner from Bath. employed by Central Maine Power Co.
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Alfred Randall
Porthiil
Carl Anderson
Charles Hall
David Pelton
Hampton Roads
Harry Witham
Rosen
Mar
William Simpson
Boothbay Warher
Sepp
John Watson Simpson
Channcey Lewis
George
Everett
Mass
Freeport
Jewett
Pred Roo
Dean
Marion
Simmer
Dunner Street
Reginald Lombard
Deborah
South
Bath
Mr Oliver
The
Central Maine Power Co
Old Ironsides May Face Destruction Over Neglect
A 19th century notice warns the U S Frigate Constitution known as Old Ironsides may be wrecked without quick Congressional funding. Engineers report leaks and decay at the Boston Navy Yard, with calls for the $20000 restoration to maintain the famed warship’s future.
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United States
Constitution
Doxton Pavy Yard
Senator Lodge
F.ol. Drew
Ie Man Yard
Congress
Tia
Gsse
Lars Nats
Aterieseh
Mdto and
Tarts
Constination Wharf
Boston
Clarlstown Navy Aad
Johon Tinephves
Philadbelphia
Tilt der
Coanmedere Sasinel Nicholson
Constina Cie
Boston Visit and Local Social Notes Amid Travel Listings
Mrs. Fred Ockerbloom spends weeks in Boston while her husband teaches there. Miss Aline Smith starts a visit with cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fowler of Newark plan a move to 10 Park Street. Couples Hayes, Hunt, and Wyman return from Birch Point outing. J Sumner Hayes sails from New York to Porto Rico to teach English this winter. Nurse Frostina Robinson returns from visit with Miss Frances Mann. Various locals, visitors, and travels including Boothbay Harbor hosting guests of the Simpsons.
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Fred Ockerbloom
Boston
Aline Smith
Fred Fowler
Newark
N. J
Edward Hackett
Park Street
George Hunt
Charlotte Wyman
Birch Point
J. Sumner E Hayes
Morsehigh
Georgetown University
New York
Porto Rice
Frostina Robinson
St. Barnabas Hospital
Portland
Frances Mann
William Mann
Oak Street
Mae McCabe
Edward St. Martin
John
Starbird
Auegusts Seitlers
Frank Cox
Quincy
Mass
Boothbay Harbor
William Simpson
Etta Jones
Clearfield
Pan
Carroll Power
Mars
Anna M. Jones
Geeorgetown
Pridiy
Woodfordts
Mire
Lethaia Newbert
Prom
Baston
Sine
Reescoe
Prenton
Fred FL Butler
Massielumerts
Shiv
Hercom
Pither
Alan Taft
Clarence S . Deepa
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