Bath Chronicle notes crowded river ferry and local events
In Bath dated Sept 2 1919 a rush of over 550 cars ferried across the Kennebec on Saturday and Monday with the Hockomock keeping pace. The city sees hotel changes, a theater cast, church visits, a red letter Masonic event in Woolwich, and a large shipyard launch planned for Tuesday noon.
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Vine
Vite
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Sagadahoc Ferry
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Maine
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Pennsylvania
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Bath American Legion seeks permanent headquarters
On September 3 1919 the Bath post weighs permanent HQs after holding meetings in the city hall council chamber. A committee chaired by Herbert Brown with Harold Ward and Philip Daye will confer with Sedgwick Post G A R to arrange meetings as the post grows toward 200 members before the September 24 Bangor state convention.
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Bath
American Legion
Herbert Brown
Harold Ward
Philip Daye
Sedgwick Post
G. A.R
Bangor
Cosmopolitan reaches full membership as 200th member added
At the Wednesday meeting Cosmopolitan Club announced a full active roster of 200 with a waiting list started. Fall and Winter plans include a Thanksgiving night play directed by H Augustus Huse.
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Cosmopolitan
H. Augustus Huse
City Managers August Report Highlights Local Projects
August activities include Whalen building relocation near Commercial street and ferry area, plus public notices of Armistice celebration planning. Police reports show 50 arrests and 15 non fatal crashes, while building permits, health inspections, cemetery work, and park maintenance filled the month. Public welfare aided 26 people, fire logged 11 alarms, and recreation noted 800 weekly attendees before season end.
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Health Department
Highway
Brunwick Road
Oak Grove Avenue
Oak Grove
Monument Foundation
Maple Grove
Summer Street
Oak
Maple Grove Cemetery
City Park
Soliders’ Monument Pround
Flaherty Park
Ball Field
Lambert Park
Kelley and McMann Fields
Fisher
Huse School
Fisher School
Ausuel
McMann Field
Kelley Field
Stanley W. Judkins
Summer Theatre Uses Hospital Stage To Entertain Kids
Children at Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation hospital enjoyed a program by Brunswick Summer Theater led by Miss Victoria Crandall and Miss Moreland Kortkamp. Rhoda Boggs sang songs from Showboat and Ne cro spirituals while Robert Page Glynn Page Janet Pavek and others performed selections from The Song of Norway Most Happy Fella and songs from Summer productions.
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Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
Brunswick Summer Theater
Victoria Crandall
Moreland Kortkamp
Rhoda Boggs
Robert
Glynn Page
Janet Pavek
Edward Grace
Howard
Dorothy Kahl
Ian Guthrie
Paul Dixon
Tulio Rosa
Joan Shea
Norway
Stummers
Augusta to Scituate Teacher Moves. Phippsburg Posts Declared
Augusta educator George McPhail accepts a teaching post in Scituate Massachusetts. The new Phippsburg principal plans relocation to Phippsburg soon. Phippsburg staff include Charles Kelly as assistant principal and grade six Celeste Wallace Sebasco grade five Frances Harrington Sebasco grade four Marguerite Blair Sebasco grade three Alice Strube Bath grade two 14 unknown grade one Clifford Pye Phippsburg Center and pre primary Alice Lowell Phippsburg.
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George McPhail
Scituate
Mass
Phippsburg
Charles Kelly
Georgetown
Celeste Wallace
Sebasco
Frances Harrington
Marguerite Blair
Alice Strube
Bath
Clifford Pye
Phippsburg Center
Alice Lowell
School enrollments edge up at Phippsburg and down at Woolwich
Opening day enrollment figures show Phippsburg Consolidated School at 226 students, a small rise from last year, while Woolwich Central School records 225 students, a slight decrease per Principal John McPhail.
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Tday
Phippsburg
William Turcotte
Woolwich Central
John McPhail
Recent Transfers Of Real Estate In Sagadahoc County
Real estate deeds recorded include Doris McKey Sanborn transferring land on Dummer Street to Gladys M. Beers and others. Mary B. Whitten to Grorue A Conrad and others for land and buildings. Leston P. Harrington to Frank Torrey and others for land on Oliver Street. Edward M. Butterfield to Armand Petit for land on Washington Street. Helen L. Smith to Baron Works Corporation for 743 Washington Street and 152 154 Water Street. Edward J. Lee to Richard D. Campbell for land on Pearl Street. Philip C. Mailey to William A MacFarland for land in Lambert Park. Forrest R. Lewis to Richard A. Renshaw for land on Andrews Road. Clarence A. Moore to William A Elliott for land and buildings.
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Doris McKey Sanborn
Gladys M. Beers
Dummer Street
Mary B. Whitten
Grorue
Conrad
Leonard F. Wetherbee
Clayton R- Thibodeau
Cobb Road
Leston P. Harrington
Frank Torrey
Oliver Street
Edward M. Butterfield
Armand Petit
Dings
Washington Street
Helen L. Smith
Baron Works Corporation
Water Street
Edward J. Lee
Richard D. Campbell
Pearl Street
Philip C. Mailey
William A. MacFarland
Lambert Park
Forrest R. Lewis
Richard A Renshaw
Andrews Road
Clarence A. Moore
William A.elliott
Real estate transfers across Maine towns listed in court filings
Numerous deeds record land and buildings transferred among individuals and firms in towns including Washington Street in Waldo County Hildreth W Fisher to Leonard E Wetherbe Garden Street Hazel Mi fives to Marrs Moore Janda Georgetown Sheepscot Plume to MacMaha Island Georgetown Assoctaites to Cherle. PL Nelson Gand at Indismn Point Arrowsic Emery W Booker to Richard Heaney Woolwich George R Dollell to Ira D Bentrige Paris Rice wide baud dutations West Bath William A Elliott to Phillip Chandler J Horner McClure to Charles L Rodd Tand Phippsburge Raymond E Hamel to Charles W Spear Richmond Leighton B Gardner to Alexander A Poliakolt Melvin J Swift to Virgil Goodle Bowdoinham Richard B Bobb to Winfield Lowell Bowdoin Wilfrid Rossienad to Rever I Commune Joseph J Pagurke to Bernard Jocenh Paeurke Topsham Acres Amedee M Robdire to Thomas A Water Topsham Gardens
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Ernest S. Back
Washington Street
Joseph A. Vallaincourt
Leon A. Vallaincourt
Winter Street
Court
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Leonard E. Wetherbe
Garden Street
Hazel Mi
Marrs Moore
Georgetown
Arrowsic
Emery W. Booker
Richard Heaney
Bond and Buildings
Woolwich
George R. Dollell
Ira D
Bentrige KW
Qinset Lake
Mixsin
William A. Elliott
Phillip Chandler
Land and Buildings
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Charles L. Rodd
Leighton B. Gardner
Alexander A. Poliakolt
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Virgil Goodle
Bowdoinham
Richard B. Bobb
Winfield Lowell
Bowdoin
Wilfrid’ Rossienad
Editorial changes at Portland papers announced
Former Times editor Mee Jean Gane Nei William becomes president of the editorial board with Edgar AL Comer as editor in chief and Rhune BE. Divis named editorial page director for the Portland Press Herald and Porthand Express. Dewinht Sorsent to depart next month, with Wright moving to Pine Pine as editorial partner writer. Wright has long ties to Morse Pliechcehoo and Morse family, and holds positions in local Masonic bodies and church groups.
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Portsmouth residents visit relatives during Labor Day weekend
Taos Sadluss Giliak and Mrs. Clark with daughter Kimberly Ann visited Mrs. Clark's parents, De. and Mrs. Herbert T. Caver Sr., on Washington Street. Lt. and Mrs. Clark plan a 10 day trip to Sunbury, Pennsylvania to stay with his parents Dr. and Mrs. J. Harry Clark.
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Taos Sadluss Giliak
Clark
Kimberly Ann
Portsmouth N. Wy
Man Wins Cooking School Grand Prize at First Nations Stores
J Philip Chandler of West Bath won the grand prize at the five session cooking school held at Morse High School auditorium. Alice Wood led the program guiding budget meals and quick cooking. The event, run by Roeland G McIntosh and Bert Bergeron, awarded 75 food bags and the grand prize to Chandler, the first woman to win the cooking school award on record.
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Beth
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Thee
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Toad Poor
Bath
Inehl
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Roeland G. McIntosh
Excel On Co
Morse High School
Food Authority
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Woo
Irs Iood
Alice Girl
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IRS Representative to Aid Public at Post Office Building
An Internal Revenue Service representative will be in the local Post Office Building from 8 a m to 5 p m on Friday September 11, 1949 to assist the public with any Internal Revenue problems. The note mentions the pineapple originated in South Airview.
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Internal Revenue Service
Wan
Probate Notices Record of Estate Orders and Names
A dated probate notice lists interested parties for estates including Walter W Libby and Maurice A Latitey with commissions and letters testamentary. The document records publication requirements in The Bath Independent and outlines the October hearing and court actions in Bath County.
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Ata
Eosin
Steves
Hathih
Walter W Libby Tite
Bath
Maurice
Miaurice
Pacisart
Altea Fio Reorldeany
Urgne
Istia
Phipyas- Engsree
Parst Cantel Feral
Ah Nolita
Serpuen
George Cleachy
Cibert
Adin Tratras
Harold WF
Rubin
Probate records list local estate appointees in county
Barbara Brewer Register of Probate certifies appointments of executors administrators and guardians in the county. Names include Willard Harwoorn Esthia LedysRd Laura M Cutting and ANSI Foote with dates in August and related conservatorships and guardianships noted.
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Mars
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Exeetriid
Laura M
Bath
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Probate appointments and qualifications recorded
Notices show various appoint- ments and qualifications dated September 1 1959 including Herbert F Irvine and William Weston Patton with connections to banks and trusts in Connecticut and Maine. Names listed include Joseph Drivimmienholh Robert Hogan Anne Ainsworth and Barbara T Brewer as probate officials or appointees with related dates and filings.
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VO Anderson
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Filioe Hand
Sore Cate Herbert Fup Rwin
RAN Teynor
Sprague
Garvediyn
William Weston Patton
Bese
Connecticut
Phirtford National Bank and Trust Company
Metcalfs Return From Weekend Visit at Woolwich Point
Mr and Mrs Charles Metcalf of Hollis Center return home after a weekend visit with Mrs Metcalf at their Stummer home in Phipps Point Woolwich. Dr and Mrs Paul Basdikian of Oak Street joined the visit. There are 76 lakes within a 60 mile radius of Spokane Washington.
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Woolwich
Charles Metcalf
Anita Bagdikian
Hollis Center
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Oak Street
Stummer
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Spokane, Wash
Foreclosure Notice In Bath Maine on Spear Property
The Pie Master Packers company conveyed a Bath Maine parcel to First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bath by deed dated April 22 1953 and recorded in Sagadahoc county. This notice records a mortgage default and legal action as of August 31 1959 with notary acknowledgment by J Frank Hunt treasurer for the association.
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oelly-Spear
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Maine
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Ny Bresech
J Frank Hunt
Sagadahoe
Federal Savines and Loan Assaeishon
Gardiner R
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