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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1937

Page

5

Forty Years Ago in Bath Aug 25 1897 Highlights

Bath column from August 25 1897 details Horace Litchfield reporting for duty at Kittery Navy Yard at 73, plus local notes on residents on summer vacations visits and incidents around Bath including shipyard activity and arbors. Aug 26 27 28 31 updates cover repairs at yards, yacht races, obituaries, and social visits.

Horace Litchfield Kittery Navy Yard Caulkers

Ed Huse Drives For Amex Team As Stinchfield Illness Hits

Ed Huse is on duty as driver of one of the American Express teams during the illness of driver William Stinchfield.

Ed Huse American Express William Stinchfield

Gridden call issued for Morse high football candidates

Morse high football candidates report to coach Henry Hank Small on Tuesday September 7 at 2 p.m. Equipment will be issued and a workout may be held at Kelley field the same day. Opening game planned for Saturday September 18 against Boothbay Harbor with Winthrop scheduled next. Cheverus and Deering removed from the list. Two games with Brunswick are included along with Beckland Gardiner and Hallowell on the fall schedule.

Morse High Henry Hank” Small Kelley Field Boothbay Harbor Winthrop Cheverus Deering Brunswick Beckland Gardiner Hallowell

Windlass Boys Win First Game In New Softball League

Hyde Windlass topped Bath Iron Works 11-7 in the Bath Softball League opener at Goddard field. Harold Cutting delivered a pivotal sixth inning double driving in three as Windlass broke a 6-6 tie, with Jim Knights earning the win and Butch Wallace pitching for the Shipbuilders. Spectator turnout neared 100 as Windlass rallied from midgame deficits and led 7-6 after five innings before sealing victory.

Harold “Dido Cuttin Bath Diamond Star Bath Hyde Windlass Ten Bath Tron Works Goddard Iron Workers Jim Knights Butch” Wallace Rupe Lewis Windlass Iron Works Cutting Roy Bradford Knights Bill Bailey Biff Berry Fenton Moore Carl Dearborn Murdock Murray George Wilson Johnny Burgess Iscar Greenblatt Johnny Stewart Wallace Bob Footer A. Lewis Stubby Boutin Gallant Hamlin R Lewis Johnny Warner Dud Warner

Clippers Schedule 19 Player Roster Revealed

Bath Clip pers announce a 19 man roster for the Bath Softball League. The squad includes manager Bill Gove and players Ernie Sarkis Johnny Sanborn Bill Oliver Bob Steven Skip Skaling Herby Henderson past Davis Hiram Stevens Albert Dousit Art Sarkis Paul Wilson Fo Ao Stove John Parker Res Stover Johny Mailden Mark Hayes Dud Leavitt Le Plant. The team gathers Thursday 5 15 in front of Hotel Sedawick before driving to Goddard field for the opening game versus South End Softball Club.

Bill Gove Bath Clippers Bath Clippers Hotel Sedawick Goddard's South End Ernie Sarkis Johnny Sanborn Bill Oliver Bob Steven Skaling Herby Henderson Davis Hiram Stevens Albert Dousit Art Sarkis Paul Wilson Fo Ao Stove John Parker Res Stover Johny Mailden Mark Hayes Dud Leavitt le Plant

Personal Notes From Malden Residents Staycation Guests

Mr and Mrs Sewall Strout of Malden Mass occupy the Cotrean cottage at Sabine with guests Mr and Mrs Freeman A Trott and family of Bath Eliot A Page son of Mr and Mrs Clifton O Page returned Saturday from Camp Chewonki to his grandparents home awaiting his father Clifton O Page of Indianapolis from an European trip. Mr and Mrs Everett Christian of Portland recently visited Mrs Fila Tie gard and toured Dayton Ohio for a salesmanship course via the National Cash Register Co. Mr and Mrs G M Harris and sons Grant and Robert from Holyoke Mass arrived Monday to spend time with Mrs Harris’s mother Mrs Hugh 10 Grant and Dr Grant at their Front Street home and at their cottage on the New Meadows.

Sewall Strout Malden Mass Sabine Freeman A. Trott Bath Eliot A. Page Clifton O. Page Camp Chewonki O. EF. Page Middle Stret Indianapolis Everett Christian Portland Christian Fila Tiegard North Street Dayton National Cash Register Co G. M. Harris and Sons Grant Robert Holyoke Harris

Bath Twilight Softball League opens at Goddards field

The Bath Twilight Softball League launches with eight teams led by Hyde Windlass Co and Bath Iron Works Corp. Aiming to provide recreation for older players, the league operates under a Redington Reed drafted constitution with rules on ground play, substitutions, umpire payments, and scheduling.

Bath Twilight Goddard’s Field Hyde Windlass Co Bath Tron Works Corp Ams Olvloe’s Wil Redington Reed Bath Iron Works Corp Leftsall Cit Buck Clippers Teaue Nan Atf Ilvings

MacMahan Colony Week Ends With Island News

MacMahan residents wrap a busy week with reports from the Islander weekly, noting social events, church services, and the editors’ last edition. Attendees include Miss Mares Me Toute and George K. Rogers at local functions, with Rev. W. Ovid Kinsolving to lead final summer service.

George K. Rogers Five Islands W. Ovid Kinsolving Summit N. J St. Cuthbert’s Chapel MacMahan Camateur Islander Jim Billy Mackuve

Summer guest list and social visits advance in New England

Chitford Bryer and sister from Sims Mass join Mrs Henry T Spr in New Castle New Hampshire guests of Mrs Charte Domiel ar Paeyhim Weteh. Wal thant Mass visitors arrive for Labor Day with Belew family. Montclair New Jersey residents Miss John R Bradise and Mr Samuel S Sewall attend at Small Point Breach. Mrs Reorrt Shaw hosts a duet party followed by cards at Mes Shas nisthter’s home. Geraldine Farnham of Waterville Winters at New Brunswick Music Camp in Sidney. Mrs Charlotte T Mecker of Washington and Mrs John Bingon host visitors. others from Malden Newton and Pittsburgh listed.

Chitford Bryer Henry T. Spr Sims Mass Alesis H. Goodwin Shepard Street Robert W. Ferrell Margaret New Castle N. H Fred R. Bean Ad Myst Tevineton Watt Aiootnic Lore Miy Robinson Tech Schoon Trytfan James Jackson Horm Barbara Ross North Batt Arreld Smith Geraldine Farnham Waterville Wintiine Charles B. Doyle Hyde Bryer Ouve Giind Newton Mas Ap Passine Belerade Charlotte T Mecker Washington John Bingon Othel Charles Po Randall Mildéen Raymond H Denneli Ole Malden Cartein Donnell Clara Leicht, R.N Pitts Burgh

Probate notices and executors named in Bath Sagadahoc records

Probate notices list interested parties and named executors in Sagadahoc County Bath records. Names include Miss Mary Frances Benz Luella Fitzgerald Jim MacKaye Bill MacKaye Annie Riley William McGuire John Wesley Wood Henry A Magoun and others with dates around 1926 to 1937. The document details notices to appear in probate court and specifies various executors guardians and executrixes without bond as part of estate proceedings.

Katural Pine Mary Frances Benz Luella Fitzgerald Jim Bill MacKaye Bath Sagadahoc Woolwich Ralah & Khyele Henry A. Magoun National Bank Beth Me Tate Willain Ted Toe Tate Jack Reriter Coty Soeidstioc Erste Ois Annie FI Riley Teste Ark Jobo William McGuire Mo Witltiam Woot

Brunswick High Announces Schedule For 1936 Football

Brunswick High unveils a 1936 varsity nucleus led by backfield pair Bob St Pierre and Wes Oy Hubbard with five experienced linemen. The Orange and Black face eight home games starting September 18 against Rockland, with two annual Morse clashes and matchups at Gardiner Bath Norway Westbrook Bowdoin Frosh Morse.

Mal O'Brien George Crimmins Brunswick College Towners Rockland Morse High Co-capaain Bob St. Pierre Wes Oy Hubbard

Divorce Libellant Seeks Marriage Dissolution in Sagadahoc

Albert E. Oliver of Sagadahoc requests a divorce from Sadie Alida Oliver, alleging desertion from March 1928 and ongoing cohabitation issues after their 1920 Massachusetts marriage. The libel states residence unknown, one-year good faith in Maine prior to filing, and no collusion, with publication ordered in Bath newspaper before October 1937 court date.

Sagadahoar Bath Tino Sagadahoc Reepersfolly Albert E. Oliver Athom Maine Marriot Sadie Alida Oliver Malden Middlesex Massachusetts Daniel Johnson Sagadahoe Ibel

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Bath Daily Times Fred Dunton W. HH. Smith & Gongs Bessie Clifford Lieba Percy Fred Percy Popham Beach Thomas Gibbons Mollie Gibbons Farmington William H. Trufant M. W. Sewall & Co Frank Deejay Ray Quebec William Stacey Shannon‘s Boston Winfield Carlisle Boothbay M.A. Adams Houghton's Wharf B. W. Hathorn Front Street Capt. Thomas Edward McKiever Hattie McCurdy Providence Arbutus Club Clarence Morse Arthur H. Stetson Converse L. Owen Mayor Bibber O. W. Ring Walker Street W. W. Pendexter William A. Fairburn Polly I. C. Hanscom James F. Wetherbee North End California Klondike Gold Fields F. H. Stilphen Remington J. F. Campbell Connecticut Times Office Salnon Cove Henry Lemont West Bath New Meadows Mr. Foster Me Hina Charles G. Endicott New York Kelley, Spear & Co D. L. Sturgis James A. Parsons R. P. Chase Hattie H. Barbour C. W. Morse Larrabee’s Wharf Houghton Yard South Street N. T. Palmer Lewis Kingsbury This Belgrade Peter Dugan William H. Vanscoy Bath Gas & Electric Light Co Day Lincoln Mrs. Stewart McPherson Waterville Arthur Hyde White Mountains Bethlehem Arthur Morse University of Maine Salmon Cove John McKeiver Agnes Lord Milan G. Lord Bath Iron Works Thomas Summerton Kennebec Sheepscot Alice Skofield W. Scott Gray East Belle Bowker Phippsburg Arthur Stetson M. H. Douglas Edward W. Larrabee George E. Newman Squirrel Island Anna Pratt Aramede Lowell Pratts Eagle Cottage W. H. Smith & Son Charles McFadden Wilbur C. Oliver Carrie Trufant John Kimball Ledyard's John Desmond John Desmond, Jr Washington Street Judge Fogg Arthur Passmore Wilson Klippel Merriyconneag House F. J. Murphy John Mary Mullaney Bangor W. D. Hinckley Alice W. W. Mason, Esq Meadowbrook Cape Ann Bostop Kennebec Yacht Club Percy Marie Far West Islands H. W. Rugg D. D R. I Universalist Church Rugz R. D. Bibber Thad Welch Augusta Arthur Pepper D. T. Percy Popham George Ferrin Nat Stover Bay Point Hiram I. Chase Whitefield Thomas W. Hall Pleasant Point John Burke Tron Works William Smith William H. Smith Florence Tyler Cambridge Lillie Foye J. B. Wescott Buffalo S. T. Snipe Montreal G.A.R McNally and McQueeney Charlestown Lizzie Farrell Hannah Collins William Merrow Center Street George Miss Howard Shaw's Bookstore R. D. Rivers McDonald's Wharf Henry Lermond Frank Palmer E. W. Powers A. A. Percy Dr. H. A. Bates Frank Percy George Thompson Homer Manson Tacoma Pacific Coast Lookout Chisholm San Francisco George Moulton Samuel Manson Robert Philbrick Harry D. Hall South America Madeline Cooney Blanche Harrington Bar Harbor A. B. Morse Edward Hennessey Orono Maine University Edward Upton City Hall Square The Garnet James Brooks Charles and Frank Mason A. J. Snow A. H. Shaw E. W. Hyde Charles Higgins William Pond Annie Rogers Arthur Sewall & Co the Times Harold Larrabee Court House Maine Street Windlass Boys NEW Softball League Goddrd Stadium Bath Softball League Hyde Windlass Dgys Et Cape Ee South, End Te Iron Works Ao Twilight Softball League Shirley Steart Ted Earle Shirley Stuart Ripple Miss Stuart Bear Tsand Koaki Harbone W Stuart Bear Island Ray Chamberlin Burin Point William Fewall Batt John Cotten Busin Point Jack Vorhete Pay Small Dr. Warren Mere Herman Cluce Bey Eat Sunimar Micest Keuly Hurbone W. Stuart Roary Teton Sond Onelios Roy Chisaberlin Tey Point Newis My. Pickett Fosters Point Willan Sewall Seth Samtelion Basittan Doen J.erh Voerhews Fandhanmers Rit Bil Ralph Wotton Lo Pompete Basel Ciretce Sins Sane Bs. Vie Tvetern Craviro Cramer Tueselie Inteal Psd Se Iour Fach Weime Feam Thames Plavel Miak Lia Stough Benjamin Spock New Haven Conn Pref Stoughton Ensinverine Lehigh University Olive T. Allen Orange George Rathi Ie Mich Perry Knowlton Seal and Porpoise Lodge Elizabeth Randy Peaie Sis Esmuie Avuc N.Y Boween Cresent Lilly Ted Aban Cleve Phair Gsi Ptieroithiti Bint Thane Lsth Rippli Ted Furl Bath Ballerina Misses Williams Sehasen Fistaies Friendship Peters Sebasca Estate Filth Navrouess Mr. Garth Sebases Fetaten Shorai J. Fawasti Drake, Jr Biel Point Fiehth Holton Brightwater Ruward Sewall Herman Chase Brar Island William Small Miase Monteomenry Beeman Gamp Mimi Mr. Whitehead Basin Point Nemo Lucy Bard Turk’s Island Emily Rand Turk’s Tsiund M’mahan Coro Cotta Stavane Juba KO Lee Bryn Ata Mie Tee Brovhetek Order of the Holy Cross Wess Ose Speadquantiec Riga Brunswick High Morse Norway Westbrook Bowdoin Frosh State OF Libellant State OF Maine Edward W. Bridgham WM Il Fisher Superior Court Fred H Thompson
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