Standpipe bids opened in Bath for 890000 gallon pipes
Bids were opened Monday in Bath for a proposed standpipe system from High street to Potter's hill and for one or two standpipes. Litchfield & Douglas gave the lowest pipe bid at 3605 with 2310 foundation, totals of 5915 for one standpipe and 9680 for two. Other bidders include General Contracting Co Bath, Green and Wilson Waterville, and Kerr & Houston Portland. Two standpipe options steel or Armcotron. Bath Welding offered welded steel or Armcotron bids. The proceedings also covered salaries, licenses, ward boundary changes, tax procedures, and hospital quiet zone orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Street
Bath Water District
Potter's Hill
Lower High Street
Rocky Hill
Potter’s Hill
Litchfield & Douglas
Brunswick
General Contracting Co
Bath
Green and Wilson
Waterville
Armcothron
Bath Welding Co
Armcotron
Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Co
Church St
New York
Armco Iron
Chicago Bridge & Iron Works
Stuart St
Boston
Tippett & Wood
Howard St
Phillipsburg
N. J
Walsh's
Holyoke
Appleton St
Mass
the Petroleum Iron Works Co
West 43Rd St
Steel
The
Portland Co
Portland
Armco
Morse Glee Club Operetta Proves A Grand Success
Morse high school glee club presented Jerry of Jericho Road an operetta in two acts before 600 fans at the school auditorium. Miss Kathalesa Leonard led a standout cast with Seth Snipe, Hibbert Norton, Mary Kenney and Cornelius Bean among others. The show, a two and a half hour musicale, raised about $200 for the music department and featured a strong chorus, skilled dancers, and music coaching by Carrie E. Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Jericho Road
Morse High School Glee Club
Kathalesa Leonard
Center Street
George R. Ingraham
Seth Snipe
John Drayton
Miss Leonard
Hibbert Norton
Alan O'Day
Feudal Rock Ranch
Mary Kenney
Mimi
Cornelius Bean
Boston
William Gove
Bank
Amos Bank
Eatterner
Frederick Rowland
Lettice Bank
Harriet Lord
Sandy
Dorothy Ham
Dora
Miriam Doble
Stanley Hatch
Hunter
Mr. Match
Banks
Mr. Rowland
Miss Lord
Miss‘ Ham
Miss Kenney
Uncle Pete
Thomas Hagan
Carrie E. Shaw
Carol Stevens
Jericho
Modern Dance
Barbard Ross
Hope Rowe
Martha Cahill
Catherine Hooper
Gwendolyn Brown
Jeannette Shackford
Evelyn Trott
Carolyn Footer
Roberta Manson
Louis Calderwood
Bertha Lord
Cynthia Rogers
Elizabeth Hunt
Edith Mackinnon
Eleanor
Bath City Hospital Earns Full ACS Approval
Bath City Hospital has again been fully approved by the American College of Surgeons, with a 60 bed capacity. The survey was conducted by a representative trained in clinical and hospital work. Among 11 state hospitals with 50 to 99 beds, Bath ranks among the seven approved. Mrs. William R. Freeman, of High Street, returned from two weeks in Philadelphia and New York, where Capt. Freeman departed March 30 aboard the S S Steel Navigator for a four and a half month Far East voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Ward
Ward 3
Finance Committee
Board of Highways and Sewers
Wold
Stacy
Common Council
Small
Ward
Pres
Quicksall
Haynes and
Stover
Stanley M. Brown
Aldermanic Board
Wright
Bath City Hospital
American College of Surgeons
Bath Hospital
William R. Freeman
High Street
Philadelphia
New York
Capt
Freeman
S. S. Steel Navigator
Far East
Bandbox Cabaret Hospital Benefit Announcement
A bandbox cabaret will be held at Arcade Hall on April 23 and 24 to benefit Bath City hospital. The event features music by Stacy's Band, refreshments, dancing, and attractive surroundings. Mrs. Rodney E. Ross chairs, with Miss Mary F. Gibbons as vice chair. many committees with numerous local residents named for finance, entertainment, food, soft drinks, reservations, posters, publicity, and logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S' G
Bath City
Arcade Hall
Stacy
Rodney E. Ross
Mary F. Gibbons
Charles H. Cahill
Morris Cohen
John Costain
Warren E. Kershner
Frank A. Hodgdon
James O. Lincoln
James E. Lockery
David Rish
Langdon T. Snipe
Marcia Moulton
Mary Painé
Roscoe P. McFadden
George A. Churchill
Daniel T.dougherty
Helen V. Downing
Frederick W. Freeman
Alice Johnson
Clarence E. Johnson
John A. Lord
R. Clinton McFadden
Seth S. Mullin
Frank A. Small
Charles W. Welch
Byron F. Barker
Daniel T. Dougherty
E. M. Fuller
Ralph Gay
Frid D. Hill
Owen J. Ledyard
Arthur Mayo
William S. Newell
Helen Shaughnessy
Harold P. Small
William H. Small
J. Albert Redson
Charles P. Wetherbee
Anna Trott
Alden G. Smith
Caldwell Phillips
Edmund P. Briggs
Marion Freeman
Arthur Seawall
Flora Main
Susan ,Quick
Margaret Whalen
Fr Doucette
Larry C. Webber
Bessie
Farrar Succeeding in Business Choosen
Lincoln B. Farrar son of Mr and Mrs Edgar A Farrar 622 Middle street Morse high school class of 1915 has worked in insurance most of his career He is now district manager of Equitable Life Insurance Co Des Moines In with Portland offices in the new state building He held a prior post with Metropolitan Life in Portland for ten years He attended Bowdoin College after Morse and served in the navy at Newport News Hamp ton Roads retiring as an ensign He is married to Ethel West Shenandoah Va and they reside at 20 Veranda street East Deering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln B. Farrar
Edgar A. Farrar
Middle Street
Morse High School
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Des Moines
New State Building
Portland
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Bowdoin Collegey
Morse
Newport News
Naval Forces
Hampton Roads
Ethel West
Shenandoah
Veranda Street
East Deering
Official boards will pay Lisbon a visit
The Union of Clubs alternates board, including Cosmopolitan of Bath and Winnegance Auxiliary, will visit Lisbon Thursday for an all day session hosted by Progressive club. Bath delegation departs at nine o clock. meetings at Elmhurst Webster street home of Mrs Alden Bradford Chaney. Other guests include Shakespeare club Lisbon Falls and Freeport Woman's club, with Lincoln County Union officials also attending. Morning session at 10 30, luncheon at noon, plus afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of Clubs
Cosmopolitan of
Bath
Winnegance Community Club
Lisbon
Progressive Club
Alden Bradford Chaney
Elmhurst
Webster Street
Shakespeare Club
Lisbon Falls
Woman's Club of
Freeport
Lincoln County Union of Club
Bath Fishermen Bring Home Salmon From Sebago
A Bath quartet led by former Alderman Harry M. Huse returned Sunday night from Sebago with the citys first lake salmon of spring. Samuel Belanger Maurice Deering and Arthur Gilley joined Huse in catching five salmon weighing two to six and a quarter pounds. The largest was caught by Mr Huse and Mr Gilley contributed one each. They fished near Cecil E Paine cottage, Hyde Windlass Co chief engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sebago
Harry M. Huse
Samuel Belanger
Maurice Deering
Arthur Gilley
South Casco
Mr. Gilley
Cecil E. Paine
Hyde Windlass Co
M MacMillan plans Iceland trip for 1930 season
Arctic explorer Donald B. MacMillan will sail the Bowdoin from Wiscasset June 21 with the largest crew yet, including seven Chicago youths aged 10 to 18. He aims to reach Nain to build an Eskimo schoolhouse and teach English before crossing to Iceland for the 1000th anniversary festivities. The voyage lasts three months, with stops at Nain, south Greenland, Ivigtut, and Iceland, and includes notable passengers from Chicago families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald .B. MacMilLan
New England
Iceland
Bowdoin
Wiscasset
Chicago
William A. Thomas
MacMillan
Nain
Peary
North Pole
Provincetown
Mass
Hawaii
Vassar
Katie Hettasch
Hopedale
Hebron
Labrador
Greenland
Philadelphia
Ivigtut
America
Columbus
Boston
Marblehead
Europe
Commander MacMillan
Josph Fields
Stanley Fields
Kenneth Rawson
Fred Rawson
First National Bank
John Jaynes
Bath Girl Appears as Maine Queen in States Carnival
The Maine society float placed third in St. Petersburg Florida’s Festival of States with Miss Gertrude Maxwell of Bath representing Maine gems in silver sequins and a jeweled crown. Attendants Maxine Cherbonneaux Merle Usher Alma Hancock and others wore colorful metallic costumes as flower girl Catherine Winchester acted. The Maine society also met in the new Tourist Center building with about 500 attending and presenting Maxwell a emerald tourmaline ring from Stanley Lee at Maine Mineral Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
ST. Petersburg
Gertrude Maxwell
Bath
Miss Maxwell
Maxine Cherbonneaux
Merle Usher
Alma Hancock
Dorothea Law
Mildred Bishop
Catherine Winchester
Maine State Society
Dan
Berry
Launching Day in Bath for Corsair Yacht
Bath prepares for the private launching of J Pierpont Morgan's Corsair, America’s largest pleasure yacht, from Bath Iron Works. The 10 20 am event is closed to the public with Morgan party witnesses inside the yard and Mrs. George Nichols christening the craft. Police are stationed and reporters restricted as games of publicity are blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morgan
Bath Iron Works
Bath
J. Pierpont Morgan
Corsair
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath Shipbuilding
America
Morgan Party
New York
Iron Works Corp
Henry J. Gielow Inc
George Nichols
Mr. Morgan
Norman II
George
Maine Central Dock
Iron Works
Walter L. Whitney
William 8. Newell
Washington Street
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South End
H. B. Duce
Chester 8S
Kingsley
Scott Morse
Richard Frates
Fire Department
Engine 4
Engine 3
Ada R. Crockett
Committee On Charities and Corrections
Nick Mihalos
North Street
Bishop
Rope Walk Pond
Senstl
Wald
Churchill
Huse
Hennessy
City Hospital
Police
Alderman Cutting
Cutting
Whitney
Ward 5
Sewall
Cahill
Special Committee On Police
Morse Glee Club
Jerry of
Arthur Allen
Optometrist Bath Trust
Farrar
Bath Boy
Life Insurance Company
M’millan
Maine Society
Fla
Massachusetts
Stanley I. Ee Ee
Maine Mineral Store
West
Maine Gems
Johnson
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