Moose Seen On North Bath Farm In 1910
Forty years ago in Bath Clifford Belanger reported a bull moose in a North Bath field near Foster's Point. The animal fed for about an hour before vanishing into the woods. The town also notes travel schedules as the Kennebec division winter timetable begins and Bath officials discuss widening Front Street. Local events include dances, raffles, theater at Dreamland, and a ton of social club activities with community leaders and visiting dignitaries.
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Clifford Belanger
North Bath
Foster's Point
Calderwood Returns to Bath Iron Works After Vacation
Herbert Calderwood cost accountant clerk resumes duties at Bath Iron Works after a two week vacation in Portland and Boston.
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Herbert Calderwood
Bath Iron Works
Portland
Boston
New Era of Style Amplifies Public Figure’s Image
A brief note highlights a public figure embracing a revamped look featuring a new boa and fresh appearance. The update signals a shift in personal branding as media attention grows.
Ferry Hockomock Resumes Bath Woolwich Route
The ferry Hockomock resumed service on the Bath Woolwich route this morning after a thorough overhaul. She was greeted warmly by passengers as she returned to operation and is reported to be in first class condition for the weekend run to Win.
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Hockomock
Woolwich
Marcia Stinson
G. M. Stinson
Stinson
West Bath Grange Fair Hosts Annual Baby Show
Yesterday afternoon at West Bath grange fair the annual baby show drew a good crowd and was a success. The hall showcased babies of many kinds though only 13 were exhibited.
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West Bath Grange Fair
Notable attendees at Dresden lodge event last evening
Milton Howard Ricker announced prizes with Thomas F as announcer. Heaviest Gilbert Eliot Tooth and prettiest Helen Hayes were honored. Charles Lemont Haggett and aunaate Bath Masons joined N Gratz Jackson, Rev N B Cook, Harry A Walters, Milton H Co, Sylvester H Rowland, William Hodgkins, Roy French, Fred Thompson, Ralph Conforth, Roy Buxton, Harry Washburn, Burt Orne, Wilbur C Oliver, Arthur G Oliver, Harry Plummer, Eben Dana, William Boyd, L L Lowell, Capt Thomas Haley. Autos provided by O C Nutting and W C Oliver.
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Thomas F
Milton Howard Ricker
Gilbert Eliot Tootha
Helen Hayes
Charles Lemont Haggett
Aunaate
Bath
Dresden Lodge
N. Gratz Jackson
Rev. N. B. Cook
Harry A. Walters
Milton H. Co
Sylvester H. Rowland
William Hodgkins
Roy French
Fred Thompson
Ralph Conforth
Roy Buxton
Harry Washburn
Burt Orne
Wilbur C. Oliver
Arthur G. Oliver
Harry Plummer
Eben Dana
William Boyd
L. L. Lowell
Thomas Haley
O. C. Nutting
W. C. Oliver
Bath News Roundup Reflects Local Life and Events
Oct 21 1910 Bath multiple notices report an array of local matters from ship sale to church events. The two masted schooner Loduskia sold for 145 dollars to Searsport’s B F Colcord amid the Bangor court order. Busy social notes cover cradle roll entertainment at North Street Baptist church vestry, outings, theatre sketches, hunting, and travel. Weather and utility disruptions feature low temperatures, a Brunswick power outage, and a fire aboard the tug Hurse y. Community updates include school changes, torpedo boat bid news, local politics speculation, and lighthouse area incidents. The following day confirms Bath’s loss of prominent citizens Charles H McLellan and William T Donnell plus Bishop Walsh’s confirmation visit at St Mary’s. A mix of personal milestones, accidents, and civic notes paint a snapshot of Bath society and economy.
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Bangor
United States
Henry W. Mayo
U.S. Court
B. F. Colcord
Searsport
Ethel Edwards Featured In Dorman Perkins Session In Portland
Ethel Edwards praised as a finely turned instrument by Mr. and Mrs. Dorman Perkins and the dance music received special mention. The schooner George E Wolcott is arriving from Bangor to this city in tow of a Bangor tug near Percy Small's yard. A luncheon and reception for Mrs Mathew Scott will be held at the Falmouth hotel in Portland tomorrow.
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Frank H. Percy
H. A. Bates
Sewall Percy
George Leonard
Bowdeinham
Samuel Glazier
Boston
Mr. Percy
William F. Litchfield
Frank S. Bowker & Sons
Phippsburg Center
Virginia
Bath
New Meadows Inn
Cahill
Rogers & Webb
Ethel Edwards
George E. Wolcott
Bangor
Percy & Small
Falmouth
Portland
Mathew T. Scott
Dummer Sewall Apt
John Alden Morse
Night watch reports skunks on Fall streets
Officers Haggett and Aderton were forced to detour around two skunks seen on Front Street last night under the electric lights. The encounter highlights local wildlife activity in autumn evenings.
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Night Watch
Haggett and
Aderton
Front Street
Light at Front and Elm Streets in Town
Hall brothers from Bowdoinham visited the town this forenoon and sold 16 dozen heads of celery. Bishop Walsh of Portland will confirm a large class at St Marys church tomorrow at 3 PM. W L Malon of Bowdoin exhibited honey and bees at Topsham Fair to good attendance. Rufus Lombard of West Bath remains among few beekeepers. Ferry officials at Hockomock struggled with a herd of cows yesterday. Miss Marion Dain returned from a two week Boston visit.
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Hall Brothers
Bowdoinham
Walsh
Portland
St. Mary’s Church
Topsham Fair
W. L. Malon
Bowdoin
Rufus Lombard
West Bath
Marion Dain
Boston
Probate Notice for Henry C Wright Estate in Bath
Court of Probate in Sagadahoc County orders notice to all interested to appear November first at ten in Bath to object if they have cause. Will and petition for mentorship without bond may issue to Mildred T Wright executrix. Arthur J Dunton, Judge of Probate. Attest 19 26-2.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Roy E. McAllister
Freda M. McGill
Rochester
New York
Margaret M. Holbrook
Morton T. Holbrook
Ethel M. Thompson
Alexander Burden
Allen A. MacDonald
Lynn M. Bussey
Arthur J. Dunton
Olive A. Bowker
Walter P. Wass
George D. Dearborn
Et Als
Phippsburg
Canal National Bank of Portland
Guardian
Sadie Hanson
Richmond
Leslie F. Roberts
Jennie S. Butler
Bertha E. York
Plan Fall Clinic Promotes Home Business Growth
The article invites readers to join the Plan Fall Clinic for home business development through the Her Own Business program. Attendees may learn outlets and advertising, pay a small registration fee, bring product samples, and see a Maine-made model guest room at the Portland clinic.
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Portland Clinic
Probate notices from Bath estates
Probate Court sets November hearing for estates of Harry S. Wallace Sarah Eleanor McAllister Margaret M Holbrook Ethel M Thompson Allen A MacDonald. Petitions seek appointment of administrators or executors and probate actions including wills and first accounts. Judge of Probate issues true copy of order.
Grand Old Lady Margaret Temple Celebrates 92nd Birthday
Mrs Margaret Temple of the Old Folks Home marked her ninety second birthday with calls from family old neighbors and friends Gifts included a large decorated cake by Mrs Merle Niles and many birthday cards She is a Bath lifelong resident widow of George W Temple Life member of Genesia chapter O E S She has one son William Temple of Exeter NH and a granddaughter and great granddaughter in Syracuse She attends Wesley Methodist Church and enjoys caring for her room and guests Plan to visit Wednesday evening by her old Court street neighbor Mrs Just Wold
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Margaret Temple
Old Folks Home
Merle Niles
Genesia Chapter
O.E.S
Masonic Hall
Stetson
Wesley Methodist Church
Just Wold
Court Street
Installation of officers at Merrymeeting Lodge Brunswick
Mrs Lizzie B Chaney Supreme Lady and others attended the installation of officers at Odd Fellows hall in Brunswick Tuesday evening. Installing officers were Mrs Lydia Bendix and Ethel Stimpson of Halifax Lodge Waterville. A banquet was held at Hotel Eagle. Yangku China features a Sung Dynasty leaning pagoda from 960 to 1260.
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Lizzie B. Chaney
U. O
Lucelia Blake
Gertrude Stewart
Jennie Oliver
Eunice Perry
Myrtle Lodge
Odd Ladies
Merrymeeting Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Brunswick
Lydia Bendix
Ethel Stimpson
Halifax Lodge
Waterville
Eagle
Probate orders for multiple estates in October session
On October first, 1950, the following matters were indicated for probate. Letters testamentary or administration may issue to executors Myrtle L. Gilmore Bessie E. Dickinson Forest T. Putnam and others. First and final account presented by Aimé Street Tract Company, executor.
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