Bath High and Freeport Meet in Football This Afternoon
Fort Worth era style summary notes Bath and Freeport high schools clash at North End grounds this afternoon with a complimentary dancing party in Lord's sail loft that evening. Mendelssohn club officers elected include John Shaw president and T Frank Shea VP. Reading rooms of YMC A attract 44 visitors. local sports and socials mingle with city life as residents travel to Boston and Portland for various activities.
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Bath High School
Freeport High School
North End
Lord's
Sail Loft
Mendelssohn Club
John Shaw
T. Frank Shea
H. Emma Magoun
Arthur H. Brown
Harriet Reed Shaw
N. L. Mower
Lewiston
George W. Dean
William M. Abbott
Jessie Owen
Annie Torrey
Abigail F. Carter
Ladies' Aid Meet at Mrs Lakin Home in Bath
Notes from Bath area dated October 16 1901 report the Ladies aid of Peoples church to meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs George Lakins 501 High street. Community social events include a party at Jake Conants under Mrs A J Percy and Mrs O S Lindsay and a Y M C A influx with two new members and many visitors. Also mentions local marriages and high school football plans.
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Freeport High
Ladies’ Aid of Peoples’ Church
George Lakin
High Street
Jake Conant’s
A. J. Percy
O. S. Lindsay
Friendship club plans meeting with Edna Sears and members
The Friendship club will meet tonight with Edna Sears. Attending members include Misses Marcia Totman Vera Lervey Letha Lynott Sadie Norris Albion Parris Ernest Everard Scott Morse Philip Sturtevant Chester Plant and others. A wedding occurred Thursday at the bride’s grandmother’s home with Ethel T Parris marrying John F Gott.
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Friendship Club
Edna Sears
Marcia Totman
Vera Lervey
Letha Lynott
Sadie Norris
Albion Parris
Ernest Everard
Scott Morse
Philip Sturtevant
Chester Plant
Bath News Roundup Includes Weddings, Deaths, and Local Events
A Bath【Bath】 segment reports a quiet Beacon Street church wedding of Miss Clara A. Hodgkins to Franklin Davis officiated by Rep. W. P. Merril. It notes a Colonial social at Mrs. Jessie Lermond’s with attendees in period costume and a 100 year old colonial supper. Also covered are local obituaries, bank director changes, shipbuilding notes, sports results, and a famed rescue by Tug Seguin of the Game Cock crew amid a gale.
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Beacon Street Church
Clara A. Hodgkins
Franklin Davis
W. P. Merril
Myrtle Lodge
U. O
Jessie Lermond
Emma Jacobs
Lois McKeiver
Maude Avery
Chapman
Emma Lermond
Leona Risteen
Eaton
Jennie Lermond
Flossie Pepper
Lizzie Card
Bowdoin law club joins Bath initiates and local notices
October 19 1901 Bowdoin college reports E E Carter joining a newly formed law club. Bath candidates initiate at Bowdoin Alpha Delta Phi Psi Upsilon and Kappa Sigma. Also: Ladies Sewing Circle at Winter Street church meets at parsonage with about 50 attendees. Dr Knowlton referees Portland Bangor game. McCarty returns from hunting with a sprained ankle. Y M C A reception honors Superintendent McLaughlin with decorating team led by Miss Emma Magoun. Bath high school lineup vs Oak Grove announced. Bath mayor and officials return from a guming trip with record game haul from Sugar Island Moosehead Lake. Alexander J Walker of Augusta formerly of Bath dies at 0 in Augusta. Bath Tug Seguin aids distressed Game Cack near White Island Shoals. Harold M Sewall of Bath visiting Washington fuels Hawaiian matter speculation. Funeral bearers for Charles W Taylor listed. service held on upper Washington Street.
New steamer William G Small to run Portland Bath three times weekly
The William G Small, built at Phippsburg by Capt. Small, will operate between Portland and Bath three times weekly after a preliminary trial on the river Saturday. The vessel received its boiler in Moultonyard works before launch.
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William G Small
Portland
Bath
Small
Farm canvass to start soon in defense plan
In Orone Maine on October 22 farmer committees from Penobscot and Kennebec counties met for farm-to-farm canvassing training as part of Maine’s state defense program. Similar meetings followed in Somerset and Cumberland counties with talks by Fred J. Nutter on boosting milk and egg output to meet domestic and British demand.
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Orone
Penobscot County
Bangor
Kennebec County
Maine
Somerset County
Cumberland County
Fred J. Nutter
Maine U
Nutter
Maine Extension Service
Lord Family Ties Highlight Oriente Cuba Ties
John F. Lord of the United Fruit Co. is connected to Oriente, Cuba, with family references in Washington Street circles.Mrs. Tabace H. Lord, his mother, and his sister Dr. Rachel Lord are named in the accompanying notes.
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John F. Lord
United Fruit Co
Oriente
Cuba
Syyerstays
Tabace H. Lord
Rachel Lord
Washington Street
Mrs Sadie Tait Returns From Vacation to Brother’s Home
Mrs Sadie Tait returns to the home of her brother W H McGlinchy at 62 Winship street after a two week vacation in Bangor and New York City.
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Sadie Tait
W. H. McGlinchy
Winship Street
Bangor
New York City
Special Services of Recognition at Corliss Street Church
The Corliss Street Baptist Church observed special Sunday School Recognition for the Research class, the church’s oldest Sunday School group, with readings by Lizzie French and a history prepared by Mrs. French. The class, reorganized in 1913, includes 17 members, with veteran and younger members cited, and ongoing gifts for new pastors.
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Corliss Street Baptist Church
George Allen
Allen
Benjamin Browne
Boston
Clarence McIntire
Hope
Rhode Island
Lizzie French
French
Corliss Street Sunday School
Benjamin P. Browne
Benjamin R. Browne
Mary Ferguson
Martha Cutting
Ethel Morse
Emma Daley
Melville B. Clark
Emma ~ Daley
Angus Burden
Rose Cooper
Winfield S. Cressey
Winnie Mudge
Frank Sylvester
Ada MacNeill
Lelia Knight
Carolyn Jewell
Daniel Blaisdell
Edward McFarland
Jennie Curtis
Mabel Shepard
Chesley Hutchins
George Worrey
Woolwich Pair Receive Friends at Anniversary
Costello P Hall and Mary N Gilmore Hall of Sagadahoc Ferry Woolwich hosted an Open House for their Golden Wedding anniversary drawing about 75 guests including former attendants. Relatives from Woolwich Bath Nobleboro and Bath Iron Works ties attended. Miss Anne Dodge served as bridesmaid 50 years ago. a decorated wedding cake honored the couple.
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Costello P. Hall
Sagadahoc Ferry
Woolwich
Anne Dodge
Annie R. Gilmore
John C. Gilmore
Cyrus H Gilmore
Mary N. Gilmore
Thomas Hall
John Gilmore
J. S. Thompson
Methodist Church
Gilmore
Rachel Reed
Hall
Bath
Waterville
Hobart F. Ames
Ames
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Percy Bailey
Adelbert W. Hall
Edward V. Reed
Nelson Rice
Florence Carlton
Millicent Hecht
Edwold Carter
Knox and Lincoln Railroad
Maine Central Railroad
Nobleboro
Thomas
Anna Louise
Vannah) Hall
Percival Parker
Frank S. Carter
Rebekahs
Halls
Mary Lilly
Sewall Cutler to Help Train Navy Recruits
Sewall C. Cutler of Kew Gardens New York has been named by Lieut Commander James J. Tunney to join a 75 member group forming a Navy training organization. He becomes a physical instructor with rank Chief Boatswains Mate at Navy stations. Cutler, Yale graduate 1941, led varsity squash and tennis, captained his senior team, won the Hutchinson trophy for tennis sportsmanship, and belongs to West Side Tennis Club. His mother is Anna Percy and his father was long time assistant at Bath Iron Works.
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Sewall C. Cutler
Edward O. Cutler
Kew Gardens
N. Y
James J. Tunney
U. S. Navy
Navy
Cutler
Yale University
Hutchinson
Yale
West Side
Forest Hills
N.Y
Anna Percy
Frank Percy
Bath
John Melnnes
Bath Iron Works
Central Church League Lands Defense Talk From Mrs Parker
Mrs John Parker spoke on the role of women in national defense at Central church league. She heads the town Civilian Defense Training. Hostesses were Mrs Edward Cummings Mrs Harold Avery and Mrs Albert Noyes. A rummage sale is planned for November 8 at the Parish house 2 p.m. with committee chaired by Mrs Horace Morse Mrs Arthur King Mrs James Bonney Mrs Eugene Sprague Mrs Marilla Tarr and Mrs Daniel Beaton. No meeting next week due to parish supper. Next regular meeting November 3.
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John Parker
Central Church League
Eugene Sprague
Marilla Tarr
Daniel Beaton
Surprise wedding shower held in Woolwich home
Mrs John E Robbins received a surprise personal shower at her Woolwich home Friday evening. Hosting duties were arranged by Mrs Malcolm Witham of Bath with attendees including several Bath residents and Woolwich guests. Also noted were overnight visitors Mr and Mrs Robert Charlton of Chicago and plans for their move to New Britain Connecticut.
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John E. Robbins
Woolwich
Malcolm Witham
Owinal E. Cornish
Arthur Deehan
Emma Jewell
Robert Jewell
Carl Starling
Selwyn H. Towne
Frank York
Bath
Roy Moore
Edward Lozier
West Bath
Frank Miller
Robert Maass
Robert Charlton
Chicago
Frederick A. Lovell, Jr
Wront Street
Charlton
Virginia Haines
Portland
Lovell
Westbrook Junior College
New Britain
Conn
Probate notices in Bath court for multiple estates
In a Bath probate session on the first Tuesday of October 1641 petitions seek appointment of administrators or executors without bond for several decedents including Robert Luis Rice Tate John H Carter Arthur S Sulphen Lena T Sulphen Clara M Reed Georgie M R Walter and others. Judge Arthur J. Dunton orders publication of notices for three weeks and directs appearance dates and objections.
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Bathimo
Fact
Bath
Egticn
Robert Luis Rice Tate
John H Carter
Tate
Wentwich
Edwold
F. Carter
Ellowold
Arthur S. Sulphen
Lena ‘P Sulphen
Lena T Stulphen
Clara M. Reed
Woolwich
Georgie M. R. Wilker
Georgie M R. Walter
Arthur J. Dunton
Ruth Lindell Returns to Boston & Maine Office
Miss Ruth Lindell a clerical worker for the Boston and Maine Railroad in Boston resumed duties Monday after a weekend visit with her parents Mr and Mrs C Berger Lindell at their apartment 47 Bedford Street The piece notes her break and return to work following time with family.
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Ruth Lindell
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Mrs. C. Berger Lindell
Bedford Street
Probate Court Orders Estates In Bath County
Notice to interested parties for estates in Bath Saganaho and Phippsburg. Proceedings October 1941 petition for probate of James Edward Jones will executrix Jennette E Jones license to sell for Gardiner R Deering administrator for David Pereau estate and Charles W Wright real estate distribution. First and final accounts for Eva O Goodwin and Mary Rowe. Judge Arthur J Dunton orders true copy attest.
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Bathino
Saganaho
Bath Independent
Bath
James Edward Jones
Jennette BE. Jones
Jennette E. Jones
David Pereau
Phippsburg
Gardiner R Deering
Charles W. Wright
Woolwich
Oolwich
William T. Wright
Eva O. Goodwin
John Alvin Settle
Admr
John William Settle
Bowdoin
Carl H. Coolidge
Jane L. Woods
George Goodwin
Admmr
Marcia M. Stinson
Admx
D.b.n
Elizabeth V. Slathorne
Richmond
Ruth
Second Session Probate Court Details October 15
The second October session of Probate court chaired by Judge Arthur J. Dunton was brief with limited matters. Items included accounts filed for multiple estates, wills allowed and filed, inventories and guardianship appointments, licenses to sell real estate, and notices of family visits and local travel.
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Arthur J. Dunton
Commissioners Notice of Estate Claims in Woolwich
The Commissioners of Woolwich in Kershaw County sent notice that Ida T Stephens late of Woolwich died seized of a property. The judge of Probate approved claims and set a seven month claim period ending March 14 1941. A hearing is scheduled for November 17 1941 at Woolwich County Probate Office to allow proof of will and debts. Wright Commissioner.
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Cohoe
A. D
Ar J Minton
Cereditarys
Ida T. Stephens
Woolwich
K Wright
Bath county court letters from Bath parish records
A fragmentary OCR reading from Bath, Somerset area court notices lists letters presented for a public hearing. Names include Alon ue ethane peda Potite and Pabova A Neeyt, with references to Bath, Norris, and Wy Pate. The text presents a chaotic roll of individuals and places without clear narrative.
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Suri
Font Bath
Savadahoc
Cetaber
Norris
Esse
Barth
Bitte
Bath
Ravetty
Alon
Wiekiene
Andrews
Badlom
Lute
Pabova
Tate
Sore Bain
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