Bath Daily Happenings Reflect Local Dates and Visitors
Bath society notes show Gibbons, Mole Gibbons visiting Boston. Mrs Tibbetts and Mrs Dean visiting Winthrop. Ledyard recovering from an ankle sprain on High Street. university student Warren of Bowdoin. Harold McCarty joining H Emer & Co. property moves and social events. Parthia ship burned near Chile with crew saved. tax discounts end tomorrow. Hyde Light Guards dance planned with Columbia Orchestra. Sagadahoc Historical Society meeting. rail crossing flagman to improve safety. various relocations and theater activity. sports roundup includes Bath High vs Bowdoin freshmen, Bowdoin win 16–0. multiple travel and social notices.
Local society notes and engagements from Oct 17 1895
Invitations extended for Georgie Louise Drake to wed Dr James Otis Lincoln on Oct 30 in Washington street reception. M K Murray ill, N Gratz Jackson with Y M C A duties. Murray improving. Pianist Milan J Graves visits Boston then Lewiston. William Gilbert the baker expands business with new oven in Freeport. Small Point club house construction begins. four Hebron Academy men accept Y M C A convention invites. Kennebec Steam Fire Engine Co No 3 receives a framed roll. George Thompson shots 20 ducks in a day. N T Worthley to occupy part of Clifford jeweler shop. Miss Mabel Maxwell visiting. U O G C sociable at Mrs E B Parris’s. supper planned. William E McKeag and Miss Alice Pinkham married in Portsmouth. now at Granite street. Miss Minerva L Moore and William T Chapman wed at 15 Weeks street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Drake
Georgie Louise
James Otis Lincoln
Washington Street
Exhibition in Bijou windows displays of garden novelties
In October 1895 the Bijou shows few exhibitions in its display windows. At the corner of Wash ington and Center streets an attractive group of vegetables and garden novelties by William R. Kimball, a local merchant, draws attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou
Washin and
Ceter Streets
Wheliam R. Kimball
Bath charity candy sale nets over fifteen dollars
In Oct 1895 Bath Maine a candy sale in YMCA Kindergarten rooms organized by local high school girls raised more than 15 dollars for the football team. Misses Silsby Gibson Daley and Rice sold sweets while students shouted school cheers. Several notes on local residents and a late-day auction of leftovers followed, with community events and exams listed for Bath and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsby
Gibson
Daley
Rice
B.hs
James Clark
Monument Plan For Grand Army Lot In Maple Grove Cemetery
The Hallowell Granite Co plans a 16 foot monument for the Grand Army lot in Maple Grove cemetery featuring a nine foot pedestal and a seven foot statue of a soldier at parade rest. The piece will use Hallowell and Quincy granite with a pedestal. Local contractor posts indicate a completed cry for funds and erection details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hallowell Granite Co., of
Hallowell
Post
Sedgwick, G. A. R
Grand Army
Maple Grove Cemetery
Quincy
Sagadahoc Probate Notices Compile Estate Actions
Court records from Sagadahoc County Bath publish first and final accounts, executors and administrators appointed for estates in Bath West Bath Phippsburg Woolwich and Seeadsbos. Notices call on interested parties to appear November nine and ten o clock in the forenoon, with several dates tagged 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Bath
Harry J. Rich
Ann Eliza Rich
West Bath
Owen A. Richardson
Walter L Richardson
Phippsburg
Said
Harry F. Morse
Charles W. Morse
State OF Maine
Bath Trust Company
Leonard H. Gibson
Almira F. Burgon
John D. Farrin
Mary Alma Palmer
Harriet E. Palmer
A. D
Joan H. Hyde
Eleanor B. Hyde
Annie B. Hyde
Couney
Oldest New England Twins: Mrs Lovering George and Rev Martin Lovering
The aged twins, Mrs. Lovering George of Kennebunk and Rev. Martin Lovering of Carlisle Mass, are both 82 and recently finished their gardening for the year. They belong to a 13 child family, had a reunion in Carlisle last Summer, and maintain contact by letters. Their lives diverged after leaving home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Lovering George
Kennebunk
Martin Lovering
Carlisle
Mass
Mr. Lovering
George
Guardians petition to sell Bath real estate in 1935
Miret E Mitchell guardian seeks license to privately sell Frank P Lord estate in Bath Maine. Offer of $500 promotes ward interests. Notice to interested parties ordered for probate court on November 5 1935 at Bath.
Willard Ramsdell’s Lobster Trap Trick Draws West Quoddy Catch
Willard Ramsdell of South Lubec used a trick lobster trap off West Quoddy to practice a day’s catch, but the method proved ineffective in the limed trap during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Ramsdell
South Lubec
West Quoddy
Real Estate Interest for Ward in Bath Probate Court
Margaret E. Mitchell guardian for Mabel V. Lord of Bath petitions to sell an undivided third interest in a Bath parcel described as a lot with buildings along Pearl street. A $500 offer is presented as advantageous, with court approval to be sought at Bath Probate Court on November 5, 1935, after public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
A.D
Georgetown
Seguinland Realtyompany
Waterville
Kennebec
Maine
Seguinland Realty Company
J. Blaisdell
L. G. Harbor
E. Fields
W. Davis
P. Cromwell
C. W. Lewis
A. Campbell
A. Cromwell
A. K. P. Oliver
Great Pond
W. Lewis
Harmon's Arbor
Sheepscot River
Little River
Harmon's Harbor
Stephen 8. Campbell
Charles W. Lewis
Stephen S. Campbell
Mr. Prudence, Cromwell
Robert Lewis
Prudence D. Cromwel
State OF Maine
Miret
E. Mitchell
Bath
Frank P. Lord
Pearl Street
John W. Dennetts
Dennetts
Joshua Philbrook
Philbrook
Horatio N. Winslow
Winslow
Margaret E. Mitchell
Sagmirosne
Said
Walter 8. Glidden
Reapechtall
Edmund
Briggs
Séadahoc
Louise FE. Buggs
Brunswick
Cumberland
Bath Road
Moore
Moore's
Diamond Match Company
Androscoggin River
Androscoggin
Simpson
One Powers
Powers
Stevens
Joseph N. Day
William H. Powers
William V. Percy
Cumberland County Registry of Deeds
Edmund P. Briggs
A. D
the Independent
D County
Walter S. Glidden
Mabel
Lord
Ward
John W. Dennett
Dennett
Estate of Brid get Reed Named Executor in Sagadahoc
On the first day of October 1935 Edward W Court appointed Executor of the estate of Brid get Reed later of Bath Sagadahoc deceased and Edward W Bridgham qualified for and accepted said trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie K. Bachelder
Bath
Sagadahoc
Georgia A. Glass Late
Mattie K. Beenelles
Eulalan V. Beerwort
Melvin H. Beerwort
Eulalah V. Beerwort
Amanda V. Coleman
Irwin McDowell McIntire
Millard E. Trott
Woolwich
J. Arthur
Bagadahoc
John H. Stacey
Phippsburg
J. Arthur Vens
Pape
Freemont L. Hogen
Springfield
Mass
Viola G. Hogan
Arthur
Stella G. Dyer
Seeadsbos
Geceeatt
Arthur F. Mayo
Edward W. Court
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Atkra
Tom Aisbe
Capt
Mrs. Gibbons
Miss Mole Gibbons
Boston
Albert Tibbetts
George Déan
Mrs
Henry Adams
Winthrop
Hon. J
Ledyard
High Street
Henry
Warren
Bowdoin College
F. Drake
Harold McCarty
Leonard & Mitchell's
H. Emer & Co
George A. Brown
Turner’s Court Rate Engab
Hydé Light Guards
Columbia Orchestra
G. A. Baker
Sergis
W. C. Perkins
J. T. Dowling
L. H. Runnells
J. T. Bonney
Valparaiso
Houghton Bros
Parthia
Liverpool
San Francisco
Chili
Carter
City Hall
M. C. Lilly
J. E. Hughes
Maine Central
James Hogan
Mr. Hughes
James ‘Deahé
Passmatt Oy Ping Satery
Warir Anderson
Dr. Anderson
Helen Louie Ditch
Germantown
Anerson
Exeter
N. H
Dr. Roberts
Washington and
Cernter Streets
Miss Loath
McKague
Hyde Light Guards
Granite Street
Charles Johnson
Getsie
Harriet Brown
Portland
James Tabor
George E. McClary
Freeport
Charles W. Clifford
New York
Fuink Pont
Center Street
Raymoria’s Court
Thel
Bikar Hae
Unday
Preblems Nose Thiek Street
Corliss
Aire Merry
Brown Street
Mrs. Campbell
Durminérstre
Fred Klippel
Wuch
Charles A. Carr
Columbia Theatre
Henri
Poli
Thomas F. Perkins
Epworth League
Wesley Church
S. H. Duncan
S. F. Dukeshire
Carrie L. Tobey
Josephine Talbot
Lois Palmer
Epworth Herald
Fred R. Cahill
Tere
Irving Bord
Teety
Charles le
League
Moses’ Field
Bowdoin
Bath High School
Archie Thayer
Portland Y. M
George E. Hughes
Bangor
Henry McQuartfie
Lynn
John Lowell
Gem Pharmacy
F. T. Mayers
Massachusetts
Higgins House
North Street
L. M. Franks
Front Street
Elm
Melvin Baker
Samuel Belanger
Scott Specht
Small Point
Neil Humbrick
M. K. Murray
N. Gratz Jackson
Milan J. Graves
Lewiston
Wilson
William Gilbert
Hebron Academy
C. D. McDonald
Kennebec Steam Fire Engine Co. No. 3
Edgar C. McClartick
No. 3
George Thompson
N. T. Worthley
Clifford
Jeweler
Mabel Maxwell
Bowdoinham
Bessie Well
E. B. Parris
William E. McKeag
Alice E. Pinkham
Portsmouth
Minerva L. Moore
William T. Chapman
Weeks Street
Mr. Westhafer
Wesley
Bath Iron Works
Jr Moore
Southend
Alameda
Bath Post Office
Civil Service Examining Board
Carerers
Tileston C. Oliver
Herbert Robbins
Stinson
John Brown, Jr
Henry A. McDonald
John M. Schofield
Charles H. Pattee
William Ledyard
Merrymeeting Bay Toay
Frank Small
New York City
Frank Dillaway
Nichols Latin School
Mr. Wilmot
Union
Charlotte Gorrie
Sanford
Alice Sewall
Over East
Gertie Bésaw
Ladiés’ Society of the
Beacon Street Church
Timothy Wetherbee
Dummer Street
MH Douglas
Douglas
Bostoh
Mr. Doulas
State OF
Alice M. Campbell
Campbell
Mountain Rock
John Maines
Prudence, Cromwell
Prudence Cromwell
Harmon’s Harbor
Morse’s’ Pond
Ebenezer Moore
Wellings
Isaac C. Boynington
Joseph Blaisdell
Co. B
W. L
Eben Moore
B. C
Byckley, 2Nd
West Shore
Pscot River
Sheepscot Bay
William H. Davis
Ebenezer, Moore
Murph
Field
Holland
Blaisdell
J. H. Burleigh
C. E
H. R. Dunham
Dunham
Buckman
Town Road
Alice Campbell
Florence Elliot
James Breson
Ledge Arking
Breson
H. Ri. Dunham
Brook
Lewis
Walter E. Reid
Seguinland
William Cromwell
Edward Cromwell
Alice Cone
Charles Lewis
Walter E. d
Seguinland Realty
Etgh
Newport News
Wilmott Dodge
Crescent Street
Reed & Healey
Masons
Edward Ripley
Marr's Hill
Eddie Parent
van Buren
Philbrick-Lundy Starch
Eddie
Walter
Glidden
John IL
Jack
Register
John L. Jack
Edward W. Bridgham
Bridget Reed
Margaret T. Mulligan
James C. Mulligan
Edward W. Briggham
Bath Independent