Bath news notes include ships calls and local events
Local items report cod and hake fishing off Seguin and a large clamming haul from Five Islands. The Bath Savings Institution closes early for a funeral, a torpedo boat destroyer will launch from Bath Iron Works, and nearby naval and shipyard activity continues with Emblane trials and cargo handling upgrades at the yard.
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Seguin
Aerie
Water Works
Triton
Five Islands
Galen C. Moses
Bath Savings Institution
Wadsworth
Bath Iron Works
Bath
Penobscot and
Harper
Shawmut Steamship Co
F. J. Lisman
Seaconnet
West Bath Grange
Sagadahoc Pomona
Stetson
Beacons
Eurekas
W. H. Miller
Moon falls next Thursday and town notes
A roundup of local events includes Moon's approach next Thursday, hospitality notes on Bath Iron Works half staff, and various civic activities. Reports mention inspections along River Islander, a 30-foot semi cruising craft to Cape Cod, rail yard work, and fishing demand for flounders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon Falls
Bath Iron Works
T. W. Hyde
Virginia
H. D. Bacon
Cape Cod
Washington St
L. A
W. J. Rouse
Rouse
Federal Square
Stanton Band
Hyde Guards
Opera House
Maine State Sealers’ Association
Augusta
John W. Gilmore
Loyal Order of Moose
Music Hall
Bath items mix town life and river pride
Mrs Forbes returns to Bath after a Boston visit while Front Street gains a granite floor. Local notes cover sawmill activity, a theater party, deer sightings, and Knights of Columbus ball planning. Gov. Curtis calls for a highway funds meeting as the Kennebec gleams by Bath, urging broader view of the river’s value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Keegan
E. J. Murphy
George Hart
Harry Sullivan
Andrew Gallant
Sagadahoc
Knights of Columbus
Portland
Keegan
Thomas Flannigan
Biddeford
Michael A. Morrisey
Edward B. Winslow
Barlow
Bath
Percy & Small’s
New York
Merccury
Caronia
Fire Island
N. Y
Boston
Winslow
Percy & Small
Forbes
Beverly
Front St
Cutler's Sailloft
Galen C. Moses
H. H. McCarty
Sherman Tabor
McCarty
Moose
Music Hall
Robertson
Gardiner
Gardiner Supply Co
Capt
Carleton
Woolwich
Willis
Phippsburg
Georgetown Woods
Knights
Columbus
Gaudreau
Bay Shore
Perkins
George C. Woods
Bangor
Johnson
Burns
S. A. Evans
People’s Baptist Church
Pejepscot Lodge
O.C.F
Rebekahs
Brunswick
Moths Lead Into Spring With Socials And Meetings
A Bath area update notes a lively week with the Eagles weekly sociable and Mandolin Club sessions, spring markets selling Kennebec smoked ale wives, and community events. City leaders and clubs discuss church cantatas, garden work, and shipyard activity as warmer weather arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Mandolin Club
Small
Bath Iron Works
Ruth Ward
New Meadows
Ring around the moon and local notices in Maine
John H Freeman buys 15 High St residence for his occupancy. Augusta hosts State Sealer convention as John W Gilmore attends. Ossipee Tallapoosa cutters launched at Newport News with sponsors Sally Fleming McAdoo and Mabel Hartwell. Eagles party features Edith Ham Walter Burnham Nellie Jones Stewart McPherson prizes. Ralph Pattee recovering after accidental self-inflicted gunshot. Stockton Springs notes on Mrs Perry and Doris Perry visiting Bath. Maine Agriculture Dept announces new Farm property catalog to list Maine properties and invites submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Freeman
Front St
F. E. Southard
John W. Gilmore
Augusta
State Sealers
Gilmore
Ossipee and Tallapoosa
Coast Guard Service
Newport News
Sally Fleming McAdoo
Treasury Secretary
Mabel Hartwell
H. T. Hartwell
Mobile
Ala
Eagles
Edith Ham
Walter Burnham
Nellie Jones
Stewart McPherson
W. B. Perry
Capt. Perry
Millinocket
Doris
Bath
Charles C. Park
West Main Street
Cape Jellison
W. T. Guptill
Maine Department of Agriculture
Maine
Department
The New Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Quick Relief
A new treatment for sour stomach replaces harsh old remedies with PepSin Bismuth mint rhubarb and other curatives. The tablets promise fast relief from sour stomach nausea indigestion and heartburn while tasting pleasant and being gentle for long use.
Moses Funeral Held for Galen C. Moses in Bath
The funeral for Galen C. Moses was conducted at his Washington Street home with a large out of town attendance including Bowdoin College and Worumbo Manufacturing figures. Services paused local business and interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery. A later note describes unloading a 9900 gallon gasoline tank for Bath Garage Co on Vine Street.
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Rio Janeiro
Portland
Mary E. Palmer
Singleton Palmer
Norfolk
Mattie A. Allen
W. E. Besaw
High St
School Board
Teachers’ Association
H. A. Corey
Wesley M. E. Church
E. S. Crosby
C. M. Albee
E. Randall Leonard
H. L. Hopkins
Oak Grove
Clara A. Donnell
Gulfport
Miss
Grand Trunk
Hatteras
Cape Lookout
St. Augustine
Fla
Frank E. Corey
Richmond
S. J. Hersum
Dunlap
Bath
Maine
Gardiner
Richmond Lodge
A. M
Southard Cemetery
George W. Bright
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Kennebec
Bangor
Boston
Kennebec Landings
Galen C. Moses
Washington St
Bowdoin College
Worumbo Manufacturing Co
Banks
Public Library
Maurice J. Dunecklee
Winter Street Congregational Church
O. W. Folsom
L. T. Snipe
Winter Street
Oliver M. Harris
Galen M. Harris
New York
Oak Grove Cemetery
Hattie M. Knight
B. F. Harris
John W. Hinds
Allston
Mass
J. M. Hill
Woodfords
Charles A. Perry
W. H. Bradford
Phillip J. Deering
Hayward Wilson
Brooklyn
Sylvester Beach
Augusta
Walter A. Gutman
Lewiston
Worumbo Mills
A. J. Gifford
George W. Hinckley
Good Will Farm
Jefferson C. Smith
Waterville
The
Y.M.C.A
Bath Garage Co
Vine St
Tangerine Tree Attracts Attention In Local Drug Store
A tangerine orange tree in the Leonard and Mitchell drug store draws notice for its appearance. The tree bears nine ripe fruit and was grown at the Kennebec Conservatory, highlighting a unique horticultural display in a city shop.
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Leonard & Mitchell Drug Store
Kennebec Conservatory
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Holt
Combination IV
Thompson
John Clark
Middle St
Walker St. Hill
Popham
Fred D. Hill
M. A. Haraden
Kimball Field
Star and Stripes
Tall Stove Club
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Moulton
Knox County
Stanton
Calvin E. Cromwell
M. W. Sewall & Co
Commercial
Wesley M. E
Corliss Street
Resurrection of
Clothiers
Hyde Windlass Fowlers
Billings
Flaherty
Scow McCormick
Umbejejus
J. M. Pottle
M. G. Shaw Lumber Co
J. H. Pottle
TD. B. Holt
William H. Varney
Washington Avenue
Boyden Bearce
Commissioner Bearce
Eureka and Sterling
Torus
Thompson Bros
Bath’s Largest Clothiers
Moses
Rosa Brown
Union Street