Forty Years Ago in Bath September 1903 Notes
A Bath column review covers shop expansions on Center street and a rear office move for W Chase. Transactions include Rufus Moulton buying Cony store groceries, boating youth Roswell S Chapman, plus police reports on a hotel theft and a returned coat.
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W. Chase
Center Street
Rufus Moulton
Washington Street
Hay export rises as Kennebec wharf ships to Boston
On Sept 30 1903 a large bale hay shipment awaited aboard the Kennebec with farmers near Eastern River continuing to ship baled hay to Boston for strong prices. The season ends when the boat stops running and Edwin L Emmons tops the Nequasset entertainment lineup tonight with Miss Sadie Blinn Mrs Lowell Chapman Miss Edith Lilly and L G Marsh plus a harvest supper. A ten pound daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs John Lemont on Center Street. Armand Arsenault hosted a dancing party and reception with fifty couples to Columbia orchestra as they wed yesterday morning. Ernest Fogg and his son Fred plan to move to Bridgton to start a fish market.
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Kennebec
Boston
Kennnebec
Eastern River
Edwin L. Emmons
Nequasset
Sadie Blinn
Lowell Chapman
Edith Lilly
L. G. Marsh
Armand Arsenault
Columbia Orchestra
Arsenault
October 1 1903 local notes and arrivals in Portland
A Russian Jewish rabbi by Yon Kip per arrives to conduct services at the YMCA block from six this evening through tomorrow. Local shooting report: Lon Fisher bagged 11 black ducks eight coats and two snipe in Merrymeeting Bay, with 50 birds in two weeks. Bath Iron Works machinist Dudley Leavitt now has the largest family in town and tends a prolific dove flock near Raymond court totaling 30 doves and pigeons. Everett Neal and John Martin plan to build a log cabin on Williams Island for Mr. Hyde this Fall. Willard Stanton of Jere McAuliffe tours Portland with his company. his son Fred returns with him. Mrs. John Wetherill and Miss Bessie Potter visit, Charles Cushing returns to New York to practice law after summer at Bar Harbor. Pirates on Treasure Island near New Meadows river prepare to leave. first spotted May 30 and have amused Summer residents with their antics. Fourth of July decorations won a prize for best float.
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Rodarn
Portland
Lon Fisher
Merrymeeting Bay
Dudley Leavitt
Bath Iron Works
Raymond Court
Willard Stanton
Jere McAuliffe
The
Jefferson
Fred Stanton
Treasure Island
New Meadows
Times
Big Game Close Time Suspended as Hunters Gather
Midnight close time on state big game suspended. Out of state hunters swarm woods with licenses at 20 dollars each. Deer plentiful in Sagadahoc. guns barred from county animals. Herring season starts. prices typical. West Bath grange plans annual fair with Bird's Christmas Carol operetta.
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Sagadahoc
West Bath Grange
Frog Pond Cleaning Draws Strong Notice at Park
The October 4, 1903 report notes a thorough cleaning of the frog pond at the Park, highlighting months of buildup as a noticeable offense. Saturday night suppers will resume at the Kennebec Yacht Club with Steward Joseph Begin overseeing the event.
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Kennebec Yacht Club
Joseph Begin
Bath Captain Scribner's coast-to-coast voyage record stands
Forty three circumnavigations around Cape Horn set by Capt. David A. Scribner marks a storied career from 1860 to 1900 aboard Bath built vessels. Maritime life notes include oyster growth in Sheepscot, farmers harvesting crops, and Bath residents mobilizing for a Boston parade.
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Cape Horn
David A. Scribner
Henry B. Hyde
California
Morse High near 250 pupils as Maine towns compare
Morse High School approaches 250 students with Bath ranking among Maine cities with the largest high schools. Former principal George E. Hughes is celebrated with plans for a large portrait at Morse. Local news covers births, travels, theatre, and hunting reports.
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Maine
Portland
Bangor
Lewiston
Auburn
Bath
George E. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Bath men in mass service updates and transfers
Cpl John A Gaudet U S A transfers to 515 Parachute Infantry Fort Ben ning Ga from Virginia and Maryland duty. Allan McAllister and Calvin Wing prepare for Camp Devens training with Morse High classmates among guests. Several Bath families report sons in Marines Army Air Forces and Navy including Pvt Joseph McKenna Pvt Omar Bertrand Lt Chadbourne and Lt Alkazin with details of postings furloughs and training courses.
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John A. Gaudet
U.S. A
Times
Parachute Infantry
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Virginia
Maryland
Bath
Cpl. Gaudet
Peter Gaudet
Maxwell Street
City
Allan McAllister
Calvin Wing
Courtney Stover
Trufants Crossing
Edward Burns
Morse High
Carroll Wing
North Bath
Wilh
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Marilyn Booker
Patricia Booker
Vivian White
Marie White
Barbara Burnham
Beverly Curran
Betty Anderson
Marilyn Wing
Donald McAllister
Philip Burns
William Kechum
John Hayward
Cleon Wing
Burton Wing
Bernard Johnson
Sidney Pendleton
William Bailey, Jr
Frank Donnell
Pfc
Arthur Gardner Bryant
Horace W Bryant
Star Route
Army Air Forces School of Technical Training
Lowry Field
Colorado
Bryant
Morse High School
Kearns
Utah
Bath Iron Works
St. George
Chadbourne
Bourns of
Army Air Forces Pilot School
George Field
Army Air Forces
Ocla
Fla
Montgomery
Ala
Duty calls for Bath area servicemen amid wartime notices
AAP Training Column lists skilled technicians like Herbert Closwon in Rhode Island arrivals from the Navy USN Construction Battalion. Letters from service members Henry Rideout and Harry Beucher recount wartime experiences and hopes for post hospital discharge while residents send support from Bath and nearby addresses in Maine.
Hyde Park Terrace Week in Review Items
Hyde Park Terrace weekly notes record visits and family events. Residents discuss weddings and recaps of weekend gatherings in Center Brunswick Drayton Lisbon and Rockland with multiple local names and travels. A bicycle accident injures Jewel Stanchfield while Richard Greene celebrates his eighth birthday with friends.
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Hyde Park Terrace
Eighteen Men Leave for Army to Fortier Henry
Eighteen men depart for military service amid a local call up, with names and units not fully legible in the fragment. The report notes household and community involvement in the enlistment effort and hints at the broader mobilization context.
South End P T A Names Committees for the Year
At a Tuesday meeting in Washington Street rooms the South End Parent-Teacher Association announced its year chairmen for committees including School Improvement Donalad Hopkins and N Gratz Jackson Cards LaForest Camomiles Hospitality Nostall Orris Ames F Arthur Berry and Mark Jackson Membership LaForest Coomts Mitchell School Dwinal Cornish Weeks Street Laura Mitchell South Street Sumner Roundup Everett Quimby Publicity and Magazines Dwinal Cornish Program F Arthur Berry Historian Charlotte Redson Plans for a teachers reception were discussed for October 12 21 30 at Washington Street rooms under F Arthur Berry with refreshments by Edward Coombs and George Moses Noel Little to speak Next meeting November 2 at 7 30 PM will be an evening trial meeting Delegates to Augusta State Convention October 19 20 and 21 will be appointed and named later
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South End
Assention
Washington Treet
James Nofitall
Donalad Hopkins
N. Gratz Jackson
LaForest Camomiles
Nostall
Orris Ames
F. Arthur Berry
Mark Jackson
LaForest Coomts
Mitchell School
Dwinal Cornish
Weeks Stret
Laura Mitchell
South Street
Sumner
Everett Quimby
AF Berry
Charlotte Redson
Washington Street
Edward Co
PTA
Local Navy Enlistments List by Towns in Maine
The notice lists individuals enlisted or assigned by town of origin across Bath Phippsburg Topsham Richmond West Bath and West Bath including Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard and special assignments names include William E Sylvester Jr Lloyd Shaw Don ald W Frazer James Papavacil Merritt H Scott Harold T Stanton Jr Roland J Letourneau George H Burns and others with posts in Bath Topsham Richmond and surrounding towns.
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Bath
Woolwich
William E. Sylvester, Jr
Lloyd Shaw
Millari O. Ratleff
Almon T. Haley
Walter E. Reen
Phippsburg
Robert E. Pye
Topsham
Ronald C. Colby
George A. Galloway
Alfred N. Tenneson
Richmond
Donald W. Frazer
Navy
James Papavacil
Merritt H. Scott
Harold T. Stanton, Jr
Roland J. Letourneau
George H. Burns
Marine Corps
Arlen A. McAllister
West Bath
Francis J. Eastman
William W. Courtland
Robert L Pinkham
Roland E. Lord
Charies G. Geek. Jr
The Times Company Corporation Names Maine Leaders
Bath Maine and Brunswick Maine list officers Frank B Nichol Mia D Schnlu is Dorotayy Nicho le Niven Barrett C Nichols as managers. The filing names multiple individuals in roles at The Times Company Corporation in Maine.
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Dorotayy Nichole Niven
Brunswick
Maine
Barrett C Nichols
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