Forty Years Ago in Bath Chronicle of 1899 Events
Bath Daily Times notes from September 20 1899 describing a Temperance Town event at Columbia Theatre disruptions from YMCA noise and Salvation Army moves. Bath Iron Works torpedo boat Craven launch planned. road and sewer work. Earthquakes felt across Bath. various local visits, marriages and fires. and city officers changes.
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Columbia Theatre
Chapman
Bath
Y.M.C.A
Y.mc.a
Ingersoll
The
Iron Works
U. S
T. A. M. Craven
T.A.M. Craven
Bath Iron Works
Madame Billier launches Dermetics skin care program
Madame Billier operates a beauty salon at 73 12 Front Street and unveils Dermetics a three step facial care routine requiring under five minutes daily Cleansing without massaging uses internal waste concept Blushing cream boosts circulation and complexion dress shields skin from sun and wind
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Madame Billier
Front Street
Emergency War Time Relief Staffing Pamphlet Instructions
Guidance lists rooms stores lofts churches halls for field hospitals shelters and amenities. Details volunteers skilled labor groups river or sea marine section and a long roster of organizations and officials to involve. It calls for Red Cross staff army navy coast guard police railroads and scouts among others.
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Red Cross
U. S. Army
National Guard
Navy
Coast Guard
Naval Reserves
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Salvation Army
Electric Light Co
R. R
Rotarians Hear Talk On Safety
Pres. Charles T. Small presided at the luncheon as Rotarians discussed traffic safety. The talk urged broad public interest in the safety program whether or not they own a car and emphasized caution when walking. Attendees included Norman Smith of Brunswick and Wilson W. Jay of Greenwich, with guests Harold Thomas of Manchester and Trygve Groner of Long Island City.
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Charles T. Small
Norman Smith
Brunswick
Wilson W. Jay
Greenwich
Conn
Harold Thomas
Manchester
N. H
Trygve Groner
Long Island City
N.Y
Insurance plan debated for fall high school athletes
Officials considered insuring high school athletes this fall through the New England Association of High Schools. Preliminary negotiations were nearly complete, with plans to finalize insurance for players in a few days.
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New England Association of High Schools
Morse Holds Off Madison 6 0 In Opening Game
Morse sophomore Bobby Huse snagged a Madison pass and ran 30 yards for the lone touchdown at Kelley Field. Perry blocked the extra point as Morse beat Madison 6 to 0, avenging last season's 20–0 defeat with a stalwart defense and a timely interception by Huse.
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Bobby Huse
Kelley Field
Frankie Gallagher
Perry
Clint Child
Shipping City
Huse
Madison
Gallagher
Ferguson
Bryant
Butler
Child
S. Ferguson
Hagopian
Morse
Johnny Osborn
MacDonald
Pennell
Husky
Holbrook
Alkazin
Fullerton
Desmond
Probate Notices From Bath Sagadahoc 1939 Court Order
In Bath Sagadahoc probate court on September 1939 dates, notices issued for estates of Cunningham Brither Bachenler Briry Marr Preble Nichols Woods Sawyer Risteen Bagley Head Temple Hodgdon Dunton. Hearings set October first at ten o clock. administrators and trustees named or to be chosen. licenses to sell real estate granted for guardian Preble minors.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Bath Independent
Josephine C. Cunningham
Brith
Lena C. Trott
Lona C. Trott
John W. Morse
Phippsburg
Harold J. Rubin
D.b.n.c.t.a
Fred H. Thompson
Edward J. Bachelder
Mattie K. Bachelder
Milton S. Briry
Rosalie F. Preble
Grace G. Preble
Woolwich
Maine
Clarence A. Preble
Susan FE. C. Nichols
Annie R. Low
Charles C. Low
Mary A. Woods
Edward W. Bridgham
D.b.n.c. Ta
Isabella R. Sawyer
Edmund L. Risteen
Mary A. Bagley
George T. Murphy
Frank S. Head
Clara E. Head
William Temple
Elmer J. Estes
Melvin B. Hodgdon
Flora M. Hodgdon
Sterrett
R. Provost
Marie Louise Provost
Elizabeth
N. J
John C. Rice
Ralph F. Rice
Bond
Edgar A. Warren
Georgetown
Sylvia Warren
William W. Hosmer
Lillia G. Hosmer
Adelaide L. Delano
National Bank of Commerce of
Portland
H. Alvena Oliver
Chester B. Oliver
Susan E. C. Nichols
Allan Spear
Exterminating Starfishs Aims to Restore Maine Scallop Beds
Sea and Shore Fisheries Commissioner Greenleaf reports experimental removal of starfish from Penobscot Bay breeding grounds with several hundred bushels destroyed. If successful, more beds will be treated next year as scallop stocks have declined sharply along the Maine coast.
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A. R. Greenleaf
Penobscot Bay
Maine
Carl Reed
Owls Head
W. C. Harrington
U.S. Bureau of Fisheries
Greenleaf
Georges Bank
Munroe Island
Reed
Probate records listing executors and administrators
John L. Jack register certifies estates with appointed executors administrators and guardians on Sept 5 1939 for Willie L Leeman Byron Hallowell Abner J Wilson Fred W May Joseph Mignault Frank H Clark with heirs listed including Ethel A May Hilenda Mignault Elizabeth A Clark Lottie E Wilson and Robert E Hallo wall all in Sagadahoc County Maine originated in 1939 notices 9 14 21 28
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John L. Jack
Sagadahoc
Willie L. Leeman
Woolwich
Harold B. Leeman
Rockland
Maine
Byron Hallowell
Richmond
Robert E. Hallowall
Abner J. Wilson
Bath
Lottie E. Wilson
Fred W. May
Ethel A. May
Joseph Mignault
Helenda Mignault
Frank H. Clark
Arrowsic
Elizabeth A. Clark
Register
Dated at Wiscasset Maine on September 7
A dated notice from Wiscasset Maine records September 7 in the year 141-21 indicating a formal administrative action or proclamation filed in the local record. The fragment notes the location and date without further details on the subject or parties involved.
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Wiscasset
Maine
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