Doings at Court Year’s Building
The Lewiston Brunswick & Bath Street Railway case ended with Barrett winning $4547 for injuries from a 1906 derailment in Brunswick. Resoul Kasem Lacloli was found guilty of murder in Topsham and sentenced to life imprisonment at Thomaston. Frank Crocker received a one year sentence for forgery, suspended on probation terms.
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Lewiston
Barrett
William H. Newell
Resoul Kassem Sacholi
Kasem Souleyman
Topsham
Bird
Resoul Kasem Lacloli
Thomaston
Oliver
Edward W. Bridgham
Frank Crocker
Augusta
Wellington F. Dunton
Bath
Frank
Big Bath Building Boom Highlights 1913
The Bath construction year centers on Hon. John S Hyde's Elmhurst mansion and a new theatre on the Alameda site as major projects. Bath Iron Works blacksmith shop remodels and Percy and Small yard rebuilds follow fire damage with larger facilities. Linchpin works include a Columbia theatre remodel, Reed and Bonney garage, and new houses on North Street and Winneganee district. Texas Oil Company plant near High Street bridge adds to the spending.
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John 3S. Hyde
Elmhurst
Hyde
Maine
Bath
Alameda
Abrams Amusement Company
Bath Iron Works
Percy & Small
New
Columbia Theatre
Oliver Carter
Bailey St
Henry McCabe
North St
Kennebec
McCabe
Thomas Lt. Perry
Winneganee
Sophia Rich Wilson
Maine Central
Arthur Brown Ars Oss
New Meadows
Texas Oil Company
High Street Bridge
Prospects for a lively Bath winter season of club events
Bath calendar gears up for a busy winter with the Colonial Club planning its largest tournament season and inviting wide participation with no entry fees. The Cosmopolitan and Fortnightly clubs expand women’s and public activities while Y M C A boys rally for basketball and bowling alongside a growing City Bowling league.
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Bath
Colonial Club
Fred W. Humphreys
Walter A. Murtaugh
W. Percy Marks
C. R. Farnham
Albert Kimball
F. Ray Dunton
F. M. Powers
W. J. Bonney
H. W. Owen, Jr
Winsty
Fy Ay Turner
J. G. Haskell
E. F. Ramsay
Cosmopolitan Club
Dboys
Addition Planned at Sebasco Estates Clubhouse
Freeman H. Merritt, owner of Sebasco Estates in Phippsburg, announced an addition to the clubhouse after a strong season and expects more activity next year. He also plans to build several more bungalows this winter to meet anticipated demand for next season.
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Bath
Sebasco Estates
Phippsburg
Freeman H. Merritt
Bath Winter Entertainment Outlook In Bath
Banquet plans and entertainments expand across Bath with lodges clubs and societies organizing events. Music Hall Armory and Percys clerks nights promise weekly dancing while Red Men pitch tournament and Hyde Guards recruit under Captain Harry W Owen Jr. theaters New Columbia Dreamland and New Bath open by November first.
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Music Hall
the Armory
Percy
Clerks
Hyde Guards
Harry W. Owen, Jr
Bath
New Columbia
Dreamland
Bath Theatre
Ipleasure
Fair Receipts Show Loss for Savadahoc Society at Topsham Fair
Treasurer Lyman E. Smith reports Topsham Fair receipts last week suffered from bad weather. Total receipts to date 4821.87, with expected additions likely 4500. Expenditures run about 10000, leaving a debt between 3500 and 4100 due to rain. Two good years could wipe out the deficit. Premium list of the society this year is unclear.
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Lyman E. Smith
Savadahoc Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Topsham Fair
Sheriff vows renewed crackdown on rum sellers after Kasem case
Sheriff Oliver and deputies have been busy with coroner inquests and the October term of court. He warns rum sellers have exploited the situation by discreetly placing ardent on sale and promises to resume pursuit to make it difficult for those in the business.
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Oliver
Kasem Souleyman
Independent Omits Winter Outing Traditions
The Independent notes it has said nothing about sleighing parties skating and coasting events or other amusements cherished by outdoor life lovers during the winter months.
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the Independent
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