Bath dances learn the Twinkle Trot and novelties
The August 29 1916 column notes Bath dancers will study the Twinkle Trot similar to the fox trot authorized by the American National Association of Dancing Masters. Also listed are the Chinese Processional Dance and the Gem Waltz as novelties. The Ruth E Merrill cargo demurrage at Charlestown Navy Yard rises toward 3000 dollars as work progresses with an expe rienced stevedore hired to speed unloading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
American National Association of Dancing Masters
Ruth E. Merrill
Charlestown Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Creighton
South America
Bath News Briefs: Local Oddities and Events
A small Italian boy performs headstands for tips on Center Street and at amateur night, drawing crowds with his bald head from constant practice. A Bath wedding party visits Brunswick. Leburton Deldon sells his trucking business to a new resident, and local builder notes 17 years in business. The torpedo boat destroyer Davis left Iron Works on a builders’ trial at 7:30 AM. A Bath photographer climbs a 175-foot tow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street
Sush
Oper House
Leburton Deldon
Butler
Bath
Sheldon
Davis
The
Iron Works
Rally at Independence Hall in Phippsburg draws large crowd
The September 31 1916 rally at Independence Hall Parker Head in Phippsburg featured speakers Hon Frank L Dutton of Augusta Hon Alton C Wheeler of South Paris and Hon Harold M Sewall of Bath. Dr Adelbert F Williams presided with Rupert H Baxter on the platform as Bath Dance Orchestra provided music for a large crowd at the Yacht club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Hall
Parker Head
Phippsburg
Frank L. Dutton
Augusta
Kennebec County
Alton C. Wheeler
South Paris
Congress
Harold M. Sewall
Bath
Wheeler
Adelbert F. Williams
Republican County Committee
Rupert H. Baxter
Bath City Hospital Treats Injured Locals In Bath
Ling lies in a heavy plate and the grab shrey receiving treatment at Bath City hospital. Eugene M Desmond of this city is engaged with A H Woods to play a juvenile role in the play Common Clay on tour to New York. Melvin Ferris of Huse street at Bath Iron Works recovers from a painful accident after a monkey wrench slipped and punctured his hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling
Grab Shrey
Bath City Hospital
Eugene M. Desmond
A. H. Woods
New York
Mr. Desmond
Melvin Ferris
Huse Street
Bath Iron Works
Bath Iron Works to Expand Hyde Windlass Plant
Bath hosts a large Republican rally at Columbian Theater tomorrow night featuring Senator Warren G Harding and Colonel Frederick Hale. Miss Ethel Hawley returns from Boothbay Harbor, and the fall schedule for the Kennebec and Boston and Boothbay Division starts next Tuesday aboard the City of Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Theater
Sen
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Col
Frederick Hale
Portland
Ethel Hawley
Boothbay Harbor
Herbert Maxwell
Kennebec
Boston and Boothbay
Banger
Bath residents book trips and local events noted
Remains in service with three weekly runs from Bath to Boston. Sewalls return from a 10 day auto trip to White Mountain and Kinco. Morse couple home from camp at Westport. Hookers head to Lancaster New Hampshire with Miss Vandenberg. Bath Regulars vs Independent team fundraiser at Kelley Field with Morse and McNeil pitching. Various guests and travel notes including Capt Coombs and City of Rockland delayed by fog. Peregrine yacht reaches Iceland after 10 day voyage from Bath Iron Works. Cushman family plans September stay at Breezy Bluff and potential Maine summer home purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. White
Peregrine
Bath Iron Works
Iceland
D. W. Sampson
Boston
Arthur Cushman
F. Merritt
Garden Club Flower Show School Begins at University of Maine
The Garden Club Federation of Maine hosts a three day Flower Show School at Memorial Union, University of Maine, Wednesday through Friday. Examinations conclude the course with judging and written tests. Mrs. William W. Dennison oversees enrollments and tuition. early registrants include Mrs G Thomas Murphy and Mrs Albert Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club Federation of Maine
Memorial Union Building
University of Maine
New England
National Council of State Garden Clubs
William W. Dennison
Bath
Federation
G. Thomas Murphy
Bath Garden Club
Albert Whitney
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
Dromore Grange Card Party Planned for Sept 8
Dromore Grange held a Tuesday card party with good attendance to benefit the grange. Prizes were awarded in Whist, Cribbage and Pitch. Special award went to Myra Pennell. Refreshments were by Evelyn Beals and Beatrice Burns. Next events include Guest Officers Night September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
the Grange
Marcia Knight
Mary Mellvaine
Harriet Otis
Bath Girl Will Graduate
Miss Newell graduates with honors from Morsey High school in 1958 and is past worthy advisor of the Bath Rainbow Assembly for girls. After graduating from C M G H she will work in the Bath Memorial hospital operating room. An oil filter will remove a pound or more of dirt from a car's oil during 5 000 miles of driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Newell
Morsey High School
Bath Rainbow Assembly
Wisconsin Output Cuts Evaporated Milk To 11 Percent In 1953
Wisconsin produced 11 percent of the nation’s evaporated milk in 1953, with total output figures reflecting the postwar dairy expansion. The data highlights state industry strength and regional demand trends for condensed dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
North Bath School Entrance and Local News Mixed
North Bath children entering school this year include Harry A. Higgins Jr Wendy McCabe Karen Young Stephen Mosher Deborah Lebel Alfred Johansen Burton Donnell and Susan Brooks. Local residents report vacations moves births visits and roadwork plus several families traveling to Windsor Lewiston and Littleton for fairs and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bath
Harry A. Higgins, Jr
Harry A. Higgins
Wendy MceCabe
Willard McCabe
Karen Young
George Young
Stephen Mosher
Walter Mosher
Deborah Lebel
Francis Lebel
Alfred Johansen
George Johansen
Burton Donnell
Walter Donnell
Susan _ Brooks
Stanley Brooks
John DeGroot
Bath Highway Department
Rose Lee Higgins
Labor Day
Gladys Cothran
Bath
Elmer Brittell
Terry
Cindy
Portsmouth
N. H
John de Groot
Newell Swain
Russell Pearson
Rosemary
Bath Memorial Hospital
Pearsons
Walker Street
Deborah
Raymond Kneeland
Vermont
Rooke Farm
William Lenfest
Linda
Windsor Fair
Dorothy Robinson
Lewiston Fair
Edwin Hemingway
E. N. Cole
Annabelle
Harold Bubar
Lewiston
Littleton
Mass
Georgetown Family Movements Span Bucksport Windsor Visit
Mrs. Alex Cunningham and grandson Cleon visited Bucksport for Cleon’s birthday and to see his mother Mrs. Kenneth Cromwell, then attended Windsor Fair. Elarald Cunningham came from Wiscasset to Georgetown Center to call on his grandmother. Mrs. Benjamin Riggs and family arrived at Robinhood Cottage for a week’s stay. Melvin Jackson and wife attended the funeral of his brother Terry Jackson in Green Farms Connecticut. during travel they learned Ferdinand Reyher, once a Robinhood resident and now in New York, had a medical shock while vacationing in Peterborough New Hampshire. John Calabrese of Brighton Massachusetts joined Roland and Murray Petersons for a weekend visit and calling on friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Peterson
Tage Christensen
Plainésville
MacMahan
Pennsylvania
John Fairfield Thompson
New Canaan
Alexander Taft
Taft
Port Washington
N. Y
Louisville
Kentucky
Harold Hersey
John
Winthrop
Mass
Hersey
Robinhood Cove
Chester Dalrymple
Kennebec Point
Wellesley
John Clark
Parviz Chalibazi
Painesville
Ohio
Chalibazi
Lake Erie College
Harold Peters
Ipswich
Indian Point
Roscoe P. Todd
Dudley Allen
Overlook
Leonia
N. J
L. Earle Hagan
Gardiner
Georgetown
Victor
John Kempers
Lowe's Point
Andover
Jack Hodgman
Rye
W. Clinton Allen
Allens
Harvey Lee
Clarence
Harold Brown
Maine General Hospital
Harold Brown, Jrs
Robert Wham
Fort Williams
Cape Elizabeth
Wham
Brown
St. Joseph
George Alderman
Robert Hawley
West Georgetown
Amherst
James Bedford
Harry
Whitinsville
Maude P. Thayer
Alex Cunningham
Cleon
Bucksport
Kenneth Cromwell
Windsor Fair
Roland Peterson
Murray Petersons
Samuel Sternberg
Medfard
Herbert Bassett
Leston Harrington
Bath Memorial Hospital
Chester Sanbourne
Gary
Albert Gray
Massachusetts
Brooksville
Bath
Gray
Annie Campbell
Robert
Roland Em
Francis Moran
Archie Erickson
Logan Cottage
Wilma Hodgkins
Paul Hodgkins
Billy Williams
Robert Hodgkins
William Hodgkins
Dorothy Frangello
United Kingdom
William
Frederick Watson Jr
West Bath
Parker Head
Leslie Darling
William Cushing
Mr. Darling
Strong
Mrs. Cushing
Mark Harrington
Phippsburg Center
Arthur Harrington
Conn
J. A. Darling
Earl Lowell
L. Darling
Phippsburg Congregational Church
Wyatt Wilson
Sandra
Dot Frangello
Carole Sternberg
Florence Rollins
Lowell
Erickson
Hodgkins
W. Hodgkins
Leslie Logan
Dorothy Stilphen
Youth Fellowship
Harold Cushman
Sebasco Estates
Laurence Thayer
Parker Head Residents Recount Summer Visits and Travel
Parker Head notes busy summer with relatives visiting from Massachusetts and New York. Local residents entertain guests from Bath, West Bath, Phippsburg Center, Ashdale and Richmond while several families plan trips abroad including Cuba, France and Germany. shipboard moves involve the S S American Manufacturer, American Forwarder and Saratoga as members return to duty or depart.
Planning Meeting and Sacred Heart Circle Notes
Reports were heard Tuesday evening from Mrs. Melvin B. Henderson secretary and Lawrence Katz co chairman of the ticket committee along with Mrs. Clyde Ambrose corresponding secretary and Mrs. Lawrence Katz publicity chairman. The next meeting will be Sept 13 at the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Humphries 25 Green Street. Participants included Mr and Mrs John Leonard Karcher S Jackson and others. Small fry like creamed spinach with crumbled bacon bits is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Melvin B. Henderson
Lawrence Katz
Clyde Ambrose
Kenneth Humphries
Green Street
John Leonard
Karcher
S. Jackson
Foreclosure Notice In Bath Maine 1956 Mortgage Breach
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath announces foreclosure on the property in Bath Sagadahoc County Maine due to breach of mortgage conditions. The notice includes chain of title references from 1929 to 1956 and identifies Herbert and Margaret Black as borrowers with multiple Spinney and Oliver transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Black
Margaret E. Black
Bath
Sagadahoc
State of Maine
Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath
County of Sagadahoe
Hi Street
James R. Larrabee
Larrabee
Aerabee
Arthur J Snow
Ralph FE. Spinney
Effie L. Spinney
Als
Spinney
Rachel Wy
Doris E. Spinney
Ralph A Spinney
Rachel V Spinney
Hershon B. Oliver
Charlotte M. Oliver
J Frank Hunt
Maine
First
Nicholas 1 Gianthas
Sagadahoe
Morteare
Federal
Savines and Toan Association of
Federal Savines and Loan Association of
Description of Bath property in Lowery mortgage case detail
Thomas N Lowery and Virginia M Lowery jointly mortgaged Bath property to First Federal Savings and Loan Association. The deed, dated December 2, 1954 and recorded in Book 284 Page 265, describes a lot in Bath bounded by Middle Street Arabine A. Coulliard land and William I. Fisher land with a stone wall and fence, referencing an earlier deed to Nicholas J. Gianibas from 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nelson Lowery
Virginia M. Lowery
Bath
Sagadahoc
State of Maine
Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Sagadahoe
Snesdahoe
Redee
Ao Street
Middle Street
A. Coulliard
Coulliard
William I Fisher
Fisher
Cape Wall
Philip McIntire
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Nicholas J. Gianibas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bath Daily Times
Carol Percy
Leslie Smith
Los Angeles
Calif
Squirrel Island
Frederick Simpson
Landon Cole
Gertrude Bishop
Hartford
A. A. Gross
Levi Berry
Rockland
Rangeley Lakes
W. J. Sproul
Martha P. Small
Percy & Small Yard
Washington Street
Kennebec Yacht Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Bath Dance Orchestra
Helen Wheaton
Mae O’brien
Brunswick
Emilio de Gogorza
Fetridge
Lethridge
Quebec
Montreal
Burlington
Crawford Notch
High Street
Dorothy Nichols
Charlotte Hall
Disdrow
New Rochelle
Popham
Virginia
Hatch Camp
Harry L. Day
Pauline Hatch
Dunlap Hatch
Charles Hall
Charles Shaw
Kora Temple
Mystic Shrine
Oasis
Pow Co
Thck
Icture
Errymeéting Bay
Charles L. Oliver
Ernest H. Eaton
Nathan Coffin
Cox’s Head
Ella Baker
Hacker School
Henry
D. Bacon
Everett Trott
Woolwich
Lighthouse Service
Edmund P. Briggs
Bailey’s Island
Louis Hart
Summer and
Front Streets
Charles W. Clifford, Jr
Wiscasset
Damariscotta
Charles D. Charke
Jane Whitemore
Wells Beach
Margaret R. Foote
Martha A. Foote
Jane Cushing
Bertha Soule
Chester T. Wallace
Harpswell
Zenas Strout
Raymond
Walnut Hill
Bath and Holfis Center
Fred P. Shaw
Carrie Shaw
E. Motley Puller
Margaret Torrey
Hubbard-Chandler
Lucy R. Kimball
Camden
W. F. Cooper
Alton Bowie
Lawrence Newton
Buffalo
Yacht Club
Supt
M. A. Haraden
Eastern Steamship Co
James M. W. Hall
Rogers & Webb
Norfolk
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Harold W. Pinkham
Emma F
Lydia
L. F. Seigars
Dresden
Senobia
F. D. Hill
Langdon Hill
Kearsarge
Hill
Sewall
Magoun
Houghton
Martha
Emma Hooper
City Hall
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Wilson
John Carey
Patrick Carey
Fisher's Court
Five Islands
Ellie Moulton
First Baptist Church
Merle Strong
Louise Gowell
Marie Rowe
Ruth Goodwin
Esther White
Alice Colson
Lizzie Milton
Mildred Daley
Margaret Miller
Michael Biggins
Susie Cutting
Very Vobr
Emery Varney
Arthur
Julie Gediman
Dorchester
Susan Ballou
Ellen Turner
Leo Burke
Baltimore
Georgetown University
Morse High School
Evelyn Stetson
D. T. Percy
Clarence F. Whitlam
Kittery
Percy Wright
Bolivar
Sagadahoc Breeders Association
Fred Wright
Percy
Harrison E. Bowie
Harry Walters
Walter M. Potter
Ralph Conforth
White Mountains
Florence Daley
Norfolk, Va
Norfolk Naval Hospital
Allan Ramsay
Birch Island
Charles Snow
David L. Wilson
George's Lake
Liberty
J. J. Wilson
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Fire Patrol
B. L. Rich
Fitchburg
Harold J. Brown
John W. Weed
East Orange
Reuben Mann
Boothbay
Wes
Water Street
T. W. Hyde
Monay
Mrs
Clarence Morse
Westport
L. L. Hooker
Lloyd
Annie Hooker
Lena Vandenberg
Lancaster
Kelley Field
Horce Morse
Athletic Association
Kenney
Independents
McNeil
William D. Haraden
B. C. Lawton
Dorchester, Mass
Charles D. Clarke
J. L. Coombs
City of
A. Hallet
Richard Matthews Hallet
Frank W. Shorey
City
Garden Club
Flower Show
U.of M
North
Parker
Turner McCarthy
Slade
Worcester
Walter Percy
Waban
Thayers
Leroy Perkins
Dennis
Jane
Incheon
Squirrels Point
Lloyd Lowell
Mark
Bangor
James Heald
Ashdale
Walter Mann
Staten Island
Ramon Hamel
George Hoyt
Richmond
Hutchins
China
Russell Turner
Legal Control
State of
Maine League For
Hilma Millett
Sec’y
Augusta, Maine
United States
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