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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1935

Page

8

Forty Years Ago in Bath News Recap 1895

Bath Daily Times notes from October 1895 include staff and residents traveling to Jersey City and Portland, a Sunlight Dance at Armory Hall, football setbacks for Bath High, local deaths and injuries, civic improvements, and social events from Bath, Maine. The item lists names, addresses, and movements of local residents and the day’s incidents.

Jacobs Maine Central Bath Portland Missettie

North Grammar and Upper Grammar Baseball Battle Ends 16 11

On Moses field the North Grammar school team led by Capt. Joe Mullaney faced Upper Grammar under Capt. Baker Saturday. The game ended 16 to 11 in favor of North Grammar. James Farnham has purchased the.

Bath Bowdoin Dartmouth Hanover C. D. Moulton North Grammar Joe Mullaney Upper Grammar School Baker Moses Field North Grammar Boys

Probate Court session lists numerous wills and administrations

Sagadahoc probate court led by Judge Walter Glidden issued multiple actions. Wills admitted include Viole Hogan of Bath and Ella J. Douglas estate with guardians and executors named. Administrations granted for Stella Dyer, Mary Hall, and others with appointees Moorhouse. Inventories and accounts filed and approved for numerous Bath Richmond and Bowdoinham estates.

Walter 8. Glidden Sagadahoc G. Hogan Bath Freemont Annie L. Palmer Henry F. Palmer Stella G. Dyer Arthur F. Mayo Charles A. Melcher Belmont Mass Edward W. Bridgham Bridget Reed Melvin H. Beerwort Eulalah V. Beerwort Henry C. Rowe Westerly R. I G. Clifton Foote Lona C. Trott Maude M. Cunningham LeRoy Victor Cleveland Effie M. White Richmond Clara Blenkhorn Lunn Elizabeth Frances Blenkhorn Jane Hall Browne Mary B. Hall Bowdeinham Milton H. Douglas Ella J. Douglas Amy C. Dolloff Arthur D. Dolloff Topsham William Dolloff Emelia M. Coulombe Laurent Coulombe John P. Carey Elizabeth S. Merrill Harriet E. Palmer M. Alma Palmer John H. Hyde Eleanor B. Hyde Annie H. Hyde John Hall Ernest L. Goodspeed Gardiner Guardian Amelia Hartford Enon Harry’‘W. Douglas Guarian Mary R. Swett William L. Skelton Henry W. Howard Georgetown James W. Moulton Albion K. P. Meserve

Bath Eagles Reach New Membership High

Bath Aerue of Eagles reports a new membership high at its bi monthly meeting led by Pres. Walter I Norton. Beneficial members Edward St Martin and Rudolph Gilchrist joined. social members Allen Morse and Thomas C McCabe added. A drive and community plans were announced with a fundraiser, cemetery care talks, and a 30 member Eagles league. The next meeting is set for Oct 22.

Bath Aerue of Eagles Walter I. Norton Edward St. Martin Rudolph Gilchrist Allen Morse Thomas C. McCabe Aerie Y.M.C.A Pres. Norton Oak Grove Cemetery Edward T. Whitehouse Cedric A. Martin William A. Deering Bath Aerie Eagles Woodmen Knights of Columbus Knights of Pythias Stephen McPhee K. of C

Grammar School Basketball League Returns for Y M C A

The Y M C A reports rising interest as inquiries arrive about the grammar school basketball league. Last year the program tested sixth and seventh graders with six teams from as many grammar schools. The league featured supervised practice, trained coaches, and officials, plus awards, a souvenir schedule, and a year end group photo.

Y. M

Officers of Lincoln Lodge Installed In Local I O O F Rite

Lincoln lodge I O O F installed officers for the year Monday night led by District Deputy Grand Master T B Leeman. Petepscent lodge Brunswick sent a delegation. A buffet followed the ceremony. New officers include Frank H Beal noble grand Maurice J Knight vice grand George L Saw yer recording secretary Ralph P Mank financial secretary Henry G Shaw treasurer Clarence Rogers warden John H Williams conductor Nathaniel L Stover chaplain Harry M Thurlow Ernest T Savage right and left supporters of the noble grand A H Bunker and W J Hurd right and left supporters of the vice grand Edwin S Cornish and L M Lord right and left scene supporters.

Lincoln Lodge I.o.0.f T. B. Leeman Petepscent Lodge Brunswick Frank H. Beal Noble Grand Maurice J. Knight George L. Sawyer Ralph P Mank Henry G Shaw Clarence Rogers John H. Williams

Gunners Apply for Licenses as Duck Season Opens

City clerk reports a rush of gun licenses with October tallies showing 90 straight gunning permits issued in seven days at 65 cents each. No demand yet for combined gunning and fishing licenses at 1.15. The peak period is expected three to four days before the duck season starts Monday Oct 21.

Foreclosure Notice In Georgetown Maine 1935 Mortgage

Edna B Delano of Georgetown Maine defaulted on a June 8 1934 mortgage to MRS Williams of Brunswick Cumberland County Foreclosure sought for the property described by bounds along Robin Hoods Cove and nearby land owners The notice includes probate appointments for Bath Sagadahoc County dated October 1 1935 and related administratrix and executrix appointments with names Amanda V Coleman Eulalah V Beerwort Mattie K Bachelder and Millard E Trott among others.

Congress Bath Maine State of Maine Sagadahoc Frank B. Nichols Mgr Bath Independent the Times Company A Corporation Bath, Maine Harry C. Webber Harry J. Rich Ann Eliza Rich West Bath Owen A. Richardson Walter L Richardson Phippsburg Said Edna B. Delano Georgetown Mrt Williams Brunswick Cumberland Robin Hood Charles W. Oliver Oliver John L. Berry Wealth A. Moore Williams M. S. Williams A. D Mattie K. Bachelder Georgia A. Glass Late Bagadahoc Harry F. Morse Charles W. Morse Newepenes Eulalah V. Beerwort Melvin H. Beerwort Amanda V. Coleman Irwin McDowell McIntire Millard E. Trott Woolwich J.arthur Stevens Boothbay Harbor Adahoc Ee Aiate Sagadabis Ppsburg J. Arthur Stevens

Small bore shoot at Armory tests civilian shooters

Officers and Battery H 240th C A C hold a small bore rifle competition at Armory hall with three civilian events. In the Tyre 50-foot event Nelson and Black tied, then Nelson won in the second extra target. Offhand match end saw McElman Black and Bonney tied at 40s, McElman taking the shoot-off. Three position event resulted in Bonney edging McElman.

Battery H Armory Hall Nelson Black McElman Bonney Nelson Wer Christensen Eset Teas Eee Robinson Ee Eeee Goss Teem Snes First National Bank McElman Uy Bonney Eee Christensen Pare Peeerr Tree Nelson Cree

Important Meeting of Bath Pythians Detailed Plans

A Knights of Pythias lodge meeting in Bath will discuss winter activities and a Brunswick District Tenth program described as unmatched in Pythian history. Acadia reports on a successful recent gathering, with Harry Williams appointed chair to coordinate district lodges and present a plan for Thursday night.

Knights of Pythias Acadia Brunswick Harry Williams Williams

Elmhurst officials weigh turkey restitution suit

Mayor Sewall’s council reviewed a stray turkey attack on Aug 6 that killed 15 and injured 20, prompting a demand for $140 in restitution at 10 pounds per bird. Aldermen Turner Bragg tasked to probe owner, with state Agriculture to set compensation upon proof. Also Bath Water District trustee vote held to fill Fred H. Thompson’s three year term. Morris S. Povich led Jackson-Powers slate with 5 to 2 count.

John H. Hyde Elmhurst Ewall Turner Bragg State Commissioner of Agriculture Water District Sewall Bath Water District Fred H. Thompson Alderman Jackson Morris S. Povich Alderman Powers Mr. Thompson Miller Jackson Powers Thompson Povich

McCausland Leads Sunday Skeet Shoot At Oxford

Bernard McCausland president of the Sagadahoc Rod Gun and Skeet Association led the field at Lake Thompson Fish and Game in Oxford scoring 46 of 50. Jim Whitney, state champ, finished four behind with 42. Others include E B McCausland 46, Pratt 41, Ballentine 41, Tucker 41. Bowdoin fraternities report a record 157 freshmen pledged from a 186 class and several transfers with 72 from Massachusetts.

Bernard McCausland Sagadahoc Lake Thompson Bowdoin Massachusetts

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Bath Daily Times John Hayes Haggett Jersey City Nellie Campbell Virginia Campbell Robert Dyer Wilder Murphy John B. Hoover, Jr Captain Whitmore Washington Street Miss Manson Garden Street William Ledyard Mrs. Tukey Miss Luce Mrs. Cooper Mrs. Rounds Misses Foote Florence Donnell Ruth Work Aramede Lowell Alice Greenleaf Mildred Palmer Marion Palmer Christine Cartes Virginia Houghton Cynthia Worth Ernestine Shannon Louise Higgins Louise Moses Carlotta McDonough Jessie Lowell Eveleth Weeks Louise Morse Grate Humphreys Lida Fisher Eleanor Hooper Jennie Whitmore Jennie Harvey Mabel Palmer Mary Shepard Jessie Moody Delia Low Messrs. Ordway Clarence Johnson John Knowlton Edward Drake Harry Owen William Warden Harry Nealley Edward Warden Arthur Hill Mr. Buckman Mr. Shipley Isaac Jackson Bath High School Green Street William Starr Russell Arthur Anthony Humphries Nequasset Kennebec William Hart Rockford James P. Ledyard Boston Augustus Seiders Boothbay Joseph M. Trott, Esq New York City C. A. Barbour Alice Charles Smith Carrie Trufant M. J. Graves White Mountains Crawford House Kare A Welch Nan Nolan Salacia Annie Welch Bath Iron Works James Love E. M. Fuller Carpenters Robert Lilly Commercial Street D. E. McPhee Daniel P. Bailey Moulton’s Foundry Corliss Street Dan Dougherty Bijou Gilmore Murphy Bath School A. D. Roberts Oak Street Acadia Lodge Oed Alvah Young Assembly of Alice Barbour Herbert Williams Ruth Turner Miss McKiever Club Alice Downing Emma Pond Harry Lewis Willie Temple Tommy Black Charlie Owen Vvocal Misses Villa Retta Smith Frank Packard Bessie Hunt Bertha Parris Flossie Hodgkins Raymond Court William Dean Philbrook House Pearl Arthur Oliver Moses’ Field Lincoln Charles Furber William Work Fly Club New Meadows Alden C. Smith Eva D. Mitchell Conley & Crosby Center Street Lombard’s S. H. Conley E.S. Crosby H. ‘W. Ward William Littlefield Emma P. Mayo Lizzie S. Farnham Nellie K. Goodrich Lottie M. Stewart Walter Barker Charles Webber George McFadden al Ham Read Nichols West Bath Road Earl Greenleaf W. E. Chase F. A. Welch Rigby Arthur Dunton Arthur Stetson Boston University Fred H. Kimball John Moosehead Lake Frank Deering Herman Specht Washington, D. C White House Annie Lynch Skowhegan William H. Fields Auburn Jonas Edwards Fields Herbert Stevens Houghton’s Wharf Engine House Old Academy Harry A. Swanton Arthur Stearns New Church Society of New Church R. E. Rowe Mary Fisk F. H. Pratt Springfield N. Gratz Jackson J. W. Lambert William Fairburn Rowe Harvard Homestead George Pinkham North End Dirigo E. F. Hayes Scott R. Frye S. Percy Charles H. Mason Garnet House George Beals Sadie Umberhind the Times Topsham Fair New Church Club Mosesfield Thornton Academy Gilman Clifford Hennessy Simpson Robbins New Cemetery Harriet Johnson W. R. Campbell James H.tobin Nellie Lundrigan Arthur Reed Richard Lundrigan Newport, R. I Vanderbilt Cottage Edward Lowell David Owen Foye Mrs. Foye Niagara Falls Harry Mason Mechanic Falls Reed's Wharf O. W. Ring Columbia Orchestra A. P. Denham High Street Turner McCarty S. T. Snipe McCarty Snipe Rebecca Merry Miles M. Merry Dummer Street J.W. Campbell Melvin Merry George H. Jacobs Twin City Crockery Co Irving H. Nash Miss Grant Jamaica Plain Warren Fowles Isaac Butler St. Mary’s Fair Sullivan and Sheridan Bath Driving Park Kirk Benjamin Green John M. Clark Calvin Donnell James Farnham Glidden Bath Eagles Ella D. Nichols Dorothy Nichols Niven Brunswick, Maine Barrett C. Nichols Ant B. Nichols Allan Spear Walter John L. Jack Register Walter S. Glidden Joseph A. Aldred WAL Pte Ahate Armory M’causland Oxford
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