Forty Years Ago in Bath a 1901 Meeting and Local News
The Women's auxiliary to the Young Men's Christian Association held its annual meeting with officers elected led by Mrs. Emma Small as president and Miss Susan B Carey as vice president. An uncle of Councilman Melvin Glass, Eben Lancaster, turns 102 and has voted through many presidents. Local weddings, deaths, and numerous community notes including crop reports, obituaries, travels, and festival attendance frame Bath society life in this week’s recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Emma Small
Susan B. Carey
Erskine
Gibbons
D. Hateh
J. McDonald
W. W. Pendexter
H. A. Duncan
Lucy Dunton
Clara Adams
Emma Magoun
Susan Montgomery
Melvin Glass
Eben Lancaster
Bowdeinham
Washington
Morse Buys International and Portland Steamship Lines
Charles W. Morse completes purchase of the International and Portland Steamship lines in Boston on Monday, giving him control of vessels operating from Boston into Maine. Bath Iron Works workers bid farewell to long time staff Carl L. Holmer and Fred Schoonmaker after 20 years. Ed and Harry Williams report 16 pounds of bass from Winneganee creek. Bath hosts a large turnout at Topsham Fair with Bath shipyards sending crews to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Morse
Ice King
International and
Portland Steamship Lines
Boston
Portland
Mr. Morse
Maine
Harry Williams
Winneganee Creek
Bath Iron Works
Phoenix
Carl L. Holmer
Fred Schoonmaker
Holmer
New York
Donald Stewart
E. E. Kelley
Capt. Carhum
William Balcom
E. O. Cutler
William Newton
Donald Stuart
J. W. Hendry
Bath Y. M. C. A
Arthur Passmore
William S. Shorey
William Chapman
Charles Owen Clarence Whittier
Harry Tucker
Warren Dobson
J. L. Ledyard
William Gorman
Fred Blaisdell
Llewellyn Rogers, Jr
Arthur Brown
Frank V. Moody
Raymond Rogers
N. Bright
Arthur Stearn
Bath exhibitor tops driving horses at Topsham event
October 10 1901 report notes A A Percy entered Dictator Chief Jr as Bath’s sole entrant in Topsham horse exhibition with first premium reportedly won by a Bath horse, though Bath placed third. The rest updates death, funerals, ship launches and local society events across Saco Bath Phippsburg and Portland.
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Topsham
Bath
A. A. Percy
Chief, Jr
Captain and Mrs McLeod Join Schooner Voyage
Captain and Mrs McLeod traveled to Portsmouth on Saturday to join the schooner Alice M. Coburn. Mrs McLeod will accompany her husband on a trip to Baltimore. Charles F Magoun of the Hyde Windlass Co went to Molunkus Lake Saturday for a week's gun
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stanley
Bath
Presque Isle
Number Nine Lake
Mrs. McLeod
Portsmouth
Alice M. Coburn
Charles F. Magoun
Hyde Windlass Co
Molunkus Lake
Boston Trip With Friend Mentioned In Brief
Mrs J L Douglas has returned from a visit with her sister Mrs Ruth Taylor in Dixfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Hamlin
Portland
Mrs
Albert Walker
Boston
J. L. Douglas
Ruth Taylor
Dixfield
Bath petition seeks street extension to Upper Washington
Sagadahoc county commissioners set November 14 at 4 30 for a public hearing on Bath citizens petition to lay out a continuation of Upper Washington street from Albert Thompson’s residence to the old county road near Day's Ferry landing. The request follows new homes in the area and city denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Bath
City of
Washington Street
Kennebec River
Phippsburg Road Improvement Noted At Small Port
Continued report highlights George Penton at Small Port as the new road stretch near the Pentons marks a significant improvement for the harbor area and local travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Penton
Small Port
Penton
Mrs Drake on Week-Long Visit With Family Ties
Mrs Frederick E Drake of Washington street left Tuesday to spend a week with her son William P Drake and Mrs Drake of Berwyn Pennsylvania. Mrs Drake accompanied as far as Berwyn her son James B Drake who returned to Hagerstown Maryland after a visit with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Pinkham
Lincoln Street
Saco
George Arthur
A. I. Davis
Bath
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
William P. Drake
Drake
Berwyn
Real estate transfers totaled 42 in Sagadahoc county
Over two weeks 42 transfers were recorded in Sagadahoc County. In Bath and surrounding towns Bowdoinham Richmond Topsham and Woolwich accounted for most moves with several land and building transactions involving names such as Blake Gowen Goodwin Rideout and Libby among others. Transfers cover various parcels on Liberty Street Fitts Street Bath Street and more with both individuals and corporations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoc
Bowdoinham
Richmond
Topsham
Woolwich
West Bath
Arrowsie
Mary M. Hall
Emery W. Booker
Maurice B. Shea
Ida E. Gowen
Frances R. Blake
James R. Grant
Liberty Street
Nellie L. Daley
Timothy B. Sullivan
Bedford Street
Louis V. Gagne
Carlton W. Rideout
Fitts Street
Louise V. Gagne
Carlton W Rideout
Grace E. Goodwin
George J Goodwin
Bath Street
Edward J. Hogan
Clarence H. Howard
Oliver Street
Home Buildings, Inc
John H. Gray
Middle Street
Home Builders, Inc
Joseph H. Marquis
Dike Street
Marguerite E. Jones
Sherman B. Mitchell
Dummer Street
Cyril L. Lamb
Forrest B. Potter
Valley Road
Mary E. Stanley
Margaret R. Lucy
Cottage Street
Fred H. Thompson
Fred H. Thompson, Jr
North Street
Bowduin
Wilfred Miquelon
Elizabeth J. Enman
Joseth Tardif
Wallace W Rideout
George D Bangs
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co. Inc
Bessie Metzi
Avery M. Fides, Jr
Agnes C. Merrill
Elva N. Fager
Ethel M. Temple
Benjamin B. Douglass
Evelyn F. Ward
George D. Bangs
Georgetown
Frances W. Gunnell
Addie Barnes Barbour
Phippsburg
Bernadine Scott Fitch
Isabelle J. Bridgham
Samuel A. Johnson
Annie M. Williams
Henrietta S. Libby
Frances E. Libby
Warren L. Patton
Sally R. Voight
Sarah M. Preble
Frank E. Preble
Pearl Ryan
Ida Belie Witney
David E. Gilpatrick
Joel H. Avery
Eric G. Sundquist
Marie H. Higgins
Joseph M
Daniel Williams
Morris W. Potter
Ralph S. Hatch
State of Maine
George G. Hathorn
Richard O. Moore
Lizzie E. Lombard
Walter S. Simonton
Emily T. Otis
Edword Carter
David C. Stinson
Walter F. Powers
Miss Frances Barron Celebrates 92nd Birthday at Home
Miss Frances Barron of 9 Mar shall avenue marked her 92nd birthday Friday with friends at her Bath home. She reads without glasses despite slight hearing loss and plans to join the One Hundred Clubs. Barron arrived in Bath 45 years ago with her siblings and has deep ties to the community through early involvement with the Forward Movement and teaching posts. George Buchanan of Troy New York and his wife returned from a cottage stay at Popham Beach, visiting Bath relatives before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Barron
Marshall Avenue
Barron Camw
Bath
Fred
Olive
Forward Movement
Francis W O'Brien
West Harpswell
George Buchanan
Troy
N. Y
Popham Beach
Seventy Accidents Reported In Week By State Police
Chief Henry P Weaver reports for week ending Oct 6 that 65 accidents were recorded by State Police. One fatal, 24 personal injuries and 40 property damage. most caused by attention, following too closely, speed, reckless driving, liquor, or drowsy driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P Weaver
Maine
Two Speeding Cases Heard in Municipal Court
G Keith McLuer 32 Russell Street pleaded guilty to reckless driving after an Oct 5 High Street crash and was fined 25 plus costs with a ten day license suspension by Judge Gardiner R Deering. Robert Farrell of Augusta was found guilty of speeding on Oct 6 and fined 10 plus court costs or 15 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Keith McLuer
Russell Street
Gardiner R. Deering
McLuer
High Street
South End
Robert Farrell
Augusta
Farrell
Washington Street
Jimmie Jones Marries Agnes Gary in Augusta
Jimmie Jones the Bath Country Club golf pro was wed to Agnes C. Gary of North Vassalboro in Augusta on October 2. Rev. A T McWhorter officiated at South Parish Congregational church as Elizabeth A Howard returns to Boston for Pierce Secretarial School after weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
John W. Kateen
Wesley Street
Bath High School
St. Mary's Church
James C. Jones
Manchester
Bath Country Club
Agnes C. Gary
North Vassalboro
Augusta
A. T. McWhorter
D.D
South Parish Congregational Church
Elizabeth A Howard
Boston
Pierce Secretarial School
Norman W Howard
Washington Street
Dorothea B. Fulton
Braintree
Mass
Howards
Ernest T Fulton
Bath
Fulton
J. Leslie Coombs
South Street
Four Generations Gather at Albert Richard Home
A Sunday family reunion at the Woolwich home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Richard drew 18 relatives, including two three generation groups. Attendees from Maine and Massachusetts formed four generations, sharing a harvest dinner and renewing contact with longtime relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Albert Richard
Thomas C. Taylor
Winthrop
Mass
Estella Wade
Waltham
Richard
Alberta
Virginia
George Wade
Bath
Lee Wade
South Paris
Jeffrey
Wade
Donald
Alice Colby
Colby
Quincy
Frank Packard
Auburn
Probate Notices From Bath Sagadahoc Estates
Court of Probate in Bath Sagadahoc issues notices for estates of Robert Louis Ric late of WW, Clara M Reed late of Woolwich, and others. Hearings set for first Tuesday in November at ten o’clock. letters testamentary may issue to Ethward F Carter Lena T Stiphen and George M R Walker without bond where indicated. Arthur J Dunton, Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagacahoc
Edward Jones
Kinnette B. Jones
Jennette E. Jones
David Pereau
Phippeburs
Phippsburg
Jardiner R. Deering
Charles W. Wright
Sagadahoc
Bathn
Sald
Torenson
Robert Louis Ric
Petr L Reh
Witthvet
Fred G Rice
Ethwaid
Carter
Merein
Ascher Bath
Lena
Lena T. Stiphen
Tate Clara M Reed
Woolwich
Ureceasii
Urothere
George M R Walker
Georgie M R Walker
Arthur J Dunton
George E. Wright
Eben Dana
Setien
Sherman N. McQuaide
Maude Lennox McQuaide
Xocuitix
Josoh M. Footer
Fiora B. Footer
Aenes H. Torrey
Allan Sper
Frederick Grantailas Andrews
Gordon F. Dallert
Burnside A. Powers
Geopeetown
Edith N. Powers
Everett W. Neal
Edna A. Neal
Coeries E. Rivley
Allan Spear
Dn. c. Toa
Annie P Flood
Clarence N. Flood
Ella W. Richardson
Ida E. Bragdon
Ella R. Jacuith
Georgia P. Ripley
N. Grats Jackson
Emma Osgood Stover
Rotary Luncheon Features Morse High Music Program
Rotarians at Hotel Sedgwick heard Morse High School students perform a varied program arranged by Dominique Tardif. Miss Jean Smart announced numbers. soloists included Robert Gilchrist Elizabeth Williams and Zeta Marie Sullivan. ensembles featured Jeannette and Esther Williams and a violin solo by Virginia Bowker. Visiting members and staff noted. Flossie M. Beals returned from vacation with Virginia Wright Perry substituting during absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Sedgwick
Morse High School
Dominique Tardif
Parker
Jean Smart
Morse
Robert Gilchrist
Elizabeth Williams
Jeannette
Esther Williams
Zeta Marie Sullivan
Virginia Bowker
Leon Dodge
L. H. Pierce
Damariscotta
William Blake
Boothbay Harbor
Daniel Williams
City
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Warren L. MacMahan
Ella Stephenson
Houston
F. W. O'Brien
White Street
Popham
Maurice P. Colsen
Searsport
Charles Chestra
Massachusetts
Biddeford
George Gregory
Hattie Weston
Charles Cary
Trinidad
W.S. Dobson
Franklin Mills Company
Albert H. Shaw
A. G. Page, Jr
Whoosehead
Misa Blanche Matthews
This Guy
Leba-Smith
Kelley- Spear
Bagh
Pask
Topsham Fair
William Donnell
Earle Leydon
Harry McCauslin
Harry Cornish
Bert Pottle
Fred Hodgman
Arthur Nichols
John Lemont
Allie Manion
Albert Forsythe
Charles Dickerson
Augustus Larrabee
William Kittridge
Harry Cook
Len Gowell
Henry Lermond
William R. Kimball
Thomas W. Hyde
Misses Hydes
Congress Square
A. W. Rafnell
This City
Mrs. S. Osborne Lord
S. T. Mugridge
Rockland
Alice MacDonald
Nova Scotia
W. G. Cahill
Oscar Rogers
Nauman
W. R. Robinson
Rice
Bremmer
Miss Foote
Miss Gibson
Solar Lodge
Kins
W. S. Glidden
Gratz Jackson
J. M. Perkins
Atchley
South Framingham
Charles Malcolm
George Oliver
J. A. Richardson
Llewellyn Oliver
E. A. Marr
H. Oliver
J. Harry McLellan
Prof. Chapman
Faust
Chapman
McLellan
S. Percy
S. L. Fogg
Charles A. Coombs
Frank E. Southard
Fred H. Kimball
H. B. Hartley
Sugar Island
Moosehead
Orlando V. Wotten
New England Shipbuilding Company
Huston
Bethel, del
J. A. Huston
Washington, D. C
James Place
Harold Lewis
Five Island
D. D. Holt
Brown
Healy
H. N. Jackson
Julia Jackson
New England
The
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Frank Muse
Upper
Chester C
Earl G
Mrs. Ellsworth
James Reed
Henry Wing
Samuel Bishop
Wayne
Mr. Hunnewell
Wiscasset
H. A. Oliver
Frank Curtis
Otto Bullman
Frank and
Harry Knowlton
H. Munsey
John F. Shea
George W. Morse
H. M. and
G. A. Sanford
W. J. Jacobs
A. H. Duren
L. Sides
Stewart Wilfort
Mate Parker
Kennebec
John
Wallace
A. J. Coffin
D. Howard
Pleasant Point
Emma Brown
Center Street
Elizabeth Kaeton
M. C. McDonough
Irenaus McDonald
James Olsen
Charles McBriarly
Hugh Beaton
Emery A. Hart
R. Gertrude Douglas
Guy M. Sprague
Blanche E. Hodgkins
Michael C. Fitzgerald
Mary Ellen Sheridan
John Sidney Goff
Ethel Parris
Charles W. Crocker
Margaret Ayer
Arthur Stearns
Llewellyn Rogers
H. W. Tucker
Valmore OD. Hinckley
T. B. Curtis
Warren B. Call
Mattapan
New York Press
Tammany
New York Subways
Bell Telephone System
Kennebec Yacht Club
Juno
Gardiner
J. R. Houghton
J. O. Shaw
G. E. Hughes
Charles Larrabee
W. E. Rice
James McLellan
Capt. Murphy
F. A. Small
Sidney Meeker
Seth Wallace
Small Point
E. J. Murphy
Harry Johnson
Philippine Islands
11Th United States Infantry
Co. A
Bay Bay
Leyte
Philippines
Harry B. Sawyer
A. C. Staples
Lewiston
Ernest Johnson
Gladys
Albert Moses
Washington and
Grove Streets
McKinley
Grace Church
Columbia Theatre
John Shaw
Charles Magoun
C. C. Dennett
Mr. Dennett
Dunton
Ella L. Davenport
Bridgeport
Fernandina
C. S. Lord
Sarah Dunning
Charles Andrews
Charles Preble
John McKeiver
Pembroke
Marie Wiggin
Berthie Pembroke
H. N. Munsey
Rebekah Assembly of
Armory
Fred Campbell
Bernard Wood
Stephen McPhee
Virginia Ham
Sarah Hodgdon
Gilman
Don Inell
Niagara Falls
Montreal
Thomas Dillon
Burns
A. D. Alexander
Dot Spiett
Jimmie Jones
Everett Foot Cushion Laboratories Dept
Ferry St. Everett
Alfred A. Parks, Jr
Dike Road
Mr. Parks
Earl D. Patterson
Sears Roebuck
Belmont
John L. Jack
Register
T. John L Jack
Ida M. Beal
Gertrude M. Wilson
Arthur J. Dunton
Tohn L. Jack
John L. Jack Register
Commins
Iomerm
Rotartans
Flossie M. Beals
Ardenne A. Stott
Cliftondale
Virginia Wright Perry
Sagacahoc, Ss
Belle Levin
Bath Department Store, Inc
Equity
Bath It Store, Inc
Saladahoc
Save
Bath Demarment Store, Inc
Levin
Superior Court
Ralph O Dale
Cane
Beth
Steadshoe
Ostobder
Wosteen
Defendent Corporation
Aid
George L. Emery
Justice Superior Court
Fred H Thompson