Forty Years Ago in Bath Items From The Bath Daily Times
The Bath Daily Times notes 1895 happenings from Bath and nearby towns. Richard Lundrigan returns from New York. locals work at the Topsham fair. Hooker building exterior near completion. Miss Ella Douglas studies United States maps for schools. deer hunting yields few moose.Ashdale tragedy of Charles Gillam with possible foul play. new grocery planned at North Washington. relocations and visits. Bath officers on duty at the fair. a wedding at William Avery home unites George Beals and Sadie Umbrecht with Rev Westhafer officiating.
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Ella Douglas
United States
Ashdale
Charles Eugene Gillam
West Point
Charles Gillam
William Avery
Franklin Street
George Beals
Sadie Umberhind
Bath
Mr. Westhafer
Luella Blaisdell
Charles Beals
Green Street
Jennie Drummond
Mr. Fargo
New York
Rufus Drummond
Garden Street
Miss Drummond
Bath Scenes and Sports Highlights from October 1895
October 10 1895 Mrs Fitzgerald of Freeport visits her husband manager of the shoe factory in town. High school football defeats Cony 20 10 in Augusta with Murphy Donnell Gilmore and Clifford strong. Topsham fair showcases William R Kimball’s acre garden while Prof Maynard entertains Y M C A boys.
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Freeport
Augusta
Cony
Murphy
Donnell
Gilmore
Clifford
Williams to play center for Bath team in season
The Bath team will feature Williams at center as part of their lineup. Decorated canes in team colors were carried by the players to celebrate their squad and school spirit.
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Williams
High Street
Bath
Bayard Hopkins Launch Lights Up Bath Shipyard Scene
At high water Saturday the three masted schooner Bayard Hopkins slid from the New England Co. yard for S. S. Thorp & Co. of New York. The 110 by 30 by 9 foot craft has 269 gross tons. Bath items report Camp Comfort visits, a newborn 9.5 pound boy, engagement of J. W. Lambert to Miss Jennie Gould, a firemen’s ball at Alameda, a bike trip by Arthur Passmore and Alton Clay, Court Sagadahoc plans for dances, YMCA Magnet issue, and Topsham Fair receipts around $4,000 with no gambling noted.
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Bayard Hopkins
New York
New England
State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Edmund P. Briggs
Bath
Dahoc
Louise E. Briggs
Runswick
Cumberland
Brunswick
Maine
Bath Road
Moore's
Diamond Match Company
Andra
Kroncoggin
Simpson
Powers
Stevens
Joseph N. Day
William H. Powers
William V. Percy
Cumberland County Registry of Deeds
A.D
State OF
Sagedahoc
Th Independent
Said
Walter S. Glidden
New England Co
S. S. Thorp & Co
New York City
Runaway Horse Dash Through City Ends at Phippsburg Stable
A noon incident on Granite street sent Zina Eaton’s horse bolting after being startled. The horse wrecked a wagon, dragged the rider’s weight, and raced to a stable on the Phippsburg side of Winnegan bridge. The report also mentions Harry Peterson and a court appearance involving One Lung over laundry charges.
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Washington Street
Middle Street
King Street
Bowser
Zina Eaton
Phippsboro
Granite Street
Phippsburg
Winneganee Bridge
Harry Peterson
Peterson
Elm St Sewing Society to Meet at Mrs Dunton Home
The Elm St sewing society will meet tomorrow at noon at Mrs James Dunton's Ington Street residence.
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The
Elm St, Sewing Society
James Dunton
Herington Street
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Frank P. Sylvester
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James Richie
Dan Doyle
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W. W. Pendexter
Moosehead
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Weston Bonney
Edwin L. Barker
Abbott
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Bruns
Edward Morse
Swift Beef Co
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David Owen
Columbia Theatre
James Dean
Watertown
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Nellie ‘G. Turner
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Harry Cobb
Miss Daley
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Yale
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Great Pond
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Atlantic Ocean
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John Maines
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George Harford
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Loring Hartford
Ephram T. Harford
Lewis
James Monrow
George
Sheepscot
Ebenezer Moore
One Wellings
Isaac C. Boynington
Joseph Blaisdell
Felows
Co. B
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B. C
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R. B
Sornea
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J. H. Burleigh
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Dunham
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James Breson
Breson
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Alice Campbell
Walter E. Reid
Seguinland Hotel
William Cromwell
Edward Cromwell
Alice Said
Charles Orth
Seguinland Cottage Company
Neer
Lung
George FE. Hughes
P. M. Reed
Emma Reed
Albert Reed
Jennie Lemont
Bar Harbor
T. F. White
Elm Street Church
H. W. R. Stafford
Edna B. Delano
Robin Hood
Charles W. Oliver
Oliver
John L. Berry
Wealth A. Moore
M. S. Williams
M.S. Williams
A. D
Joseph A. Aldred
Harry J. Rich
Ann Eliza Rich
West Bath
John I
Jack, Egister
Owen A. Richardson
Walter L Richardson
John L. Jack
Register
Harry F. Morse
Charles W. Morse
Will
Grace Church
E. Mitchell
Frank P. Lord
Pearl Street
John W. Dennetts
Dennetts
Joshua Philbrook
Philbrook
Horatio N. Winslow
Margaret E. Mitchell
Sagagadahoc
Alter
Glidden
Almira F. Burgon
John D. Farrin
Walter
Mary Alma Palmer
Harriet E Palmer
Walter 8. Glidden
Mattie K. Bachelder
Georgia A. Glass Late
Mattie K. Pachelder
Trnet
John H Hyde
Eleanor B. Hyde
Annie B. Hyde
Couney
Eulalah V. Beerwort
Melvin H. Beerwort
Amanda V. Coleman
Irwin McDowell McIntire
Bath Trust Company
Leonard H. Gibson
Millard E. Trott
Woolwich
Freemont L. Hogan
Springfield
Viola G. Hogan
Laur& M. Morse
Boothbay Harbor
Sagadahooc
John H. Stacey
Adahoc
J. Arthur Stevens
F. Mayo
Stella G. Dyer
Arthur FP. Mayo
Edward W. Bridgham
Bridget Reed
Margaret T. Mulligan
James C. Mulligan
Sag- Sori
Sorees
Independent
Bath, In and For Said County On the Fifth Day of November, A. D
Mabel
Lord
Ward
John W. Dennett
Dennett
Samadahoc
Edward W. Brim
Nellie Call
Fred Elbridge Hall
Waltham
Golden Cross
Katahdin Commandery
Lisbon Falls
Franklin Reed
Parshley
George Wolfe
Camp Comfort
Mr. Parshley
Charles Magoun
J. W. Lambert
Jennie F. Gould
William ‘Lea
Arthur C. Passmore
Alton G. Clay
Brunswick “Telegraph
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Bay
Court Sagadahoc
Order of Forresters of America
Popular Order
William Leavitt
M. Sheridan
GeorgeCressey
E. J. Murphy
John Sullivan
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