Nequasset Church Marked by Tablet in Woolwich Ceremony
An audience packed Nequasset Congregational Church as Col. Dummer Sewall Chapter of the D A R unveiled a brass tablet marking the 1757 founding of the oldest Congregational Church east of the Kennebec River. D A R regents, local residents, and descendants attended with two young daughters unveiling the marker.
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Kennebec
Dummer Sewall
Congregational Church
Nequasset
Nequasset Congregational Church
Harry E. Ring
Alna
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
Hallowell
Portland
Lambert Tavern
Upper High Street
Dagan Farm
John H. Carter
Walter W. Swank
Victor Binford
Roxbury
Ring
Leonard M. Lord
Swank
Fred H. Cary
East Brunswick
Josiah Winship
Mary Lou
Hopestill
Carlton Day Reed
Frank R. Bailey
Torrey
Nequasset Meeting House
Kennebse River
Col. Dummer Sewall
America
Lord
Cary
Percy Baley
Woolwich
Maine
Atlantic Highway
Nequasset Creek
Kennebec River
Arrowsie
Ex Mayor Torrey dies after long public life in Bath
Hon Joseph Torrey 176 was Bath s longtime business leader and former mayor died Friday morning at 912 Middle Street after a gradual decline following a.brief winter illness. Born Oct 5 1859 in Richmond he led Torrey Roller Bushing Works to nationwide fame and expanded the plant fourfold serving major clients including General Electric Westinghouse and Bath Iron Works. He helped secure road improvements and enforced tax collections while a Democratic mayor in 1898 and remained civic minded until his later years.
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Joseph Torrey
Torrey Roller Bushing Works
The
Taxpayers Association
Patten Free Library
Middle Street
Richmond
Francis B
Eliza A. Torrey
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bath
Commercial Street
Torey Roller
Francis B. Torrey Jr
Francis B. Jr
Joseph
Wilson Mfg. Co
Connecticut
Torrey’s
John Becker
Boston
General Electric
Westinghouse
Western Electric
Worumbo Mfg. Co
John Barrymore
Bath Iron Works
Joshua N. Chamberlain
Brunswick
Timothy Bigelow
Old
Alna
Pemaquid
Nequasset Church
Woolwich
Col. Dummer Sewall
West Coast
Alaska
Gulf Coast
South Atlantic
Bowen Torrey
New York
Bath Cycle Club
Torrey
Bath to Tokyo calls three minutes long
Gilbert Grosvenor of Washington D C and his wife telephoned their son-in-law Cabot Coville in Tokyo via Bath. The three minute call to the American Embassy in Japan was completed with clear service and a time delay due to time difference. They also re connected with A J Conti Jr, Bath manager, a former dormitory friend.
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Tokyo
Bath
Japan
Gilbert Grosvenor
Washington, D. C
Sebasco Lodge
Cabot Coville
Legation
National Geographic
San Francisco
Trouble Ahead for Democrats in Maine Nomination Prospects
Political writers warn of a split among Maine leaders as Governor Louis J. Brann weighs a third term and F Harold Dubord rises as a strong challenger. The piece notes Brann's popularity, possible U.S. Senate ambitions against Senator White, and Republican views on Brann's value to the party.
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Maine
Brann
Moran
Louis J. Brann
F. Harold Dubord
Waterville
U. S
Frederick Hale
Dubord
Sagadahoc
Governor Brann
United States
Wallace H. White Jr
National Congress
Senator White
Senate
Congress
Simon M. Hamlin
E. Carl Moran Jr
Roosevelt
Sau adi =te
Washington
Bath Merchants Call for Old Location Highway
The Independent rebuts a Times report of surveyors on the Brunswick Bath route. It argues the 1934 Highway Commission decision favored reconstructing the old road and questions spending $81,000 on a survey instead of proceeding with actual construction for safety and cost.
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the Independent
the Times
Cook's Corner
Harding
Highway Commission
Times
Brunswick- Bath
College Woods
Brunswick Bath
Brunswick
Bath
New Meadows River
Seven Hills Road
King Highway
Bath End
Gladys Blaisdell Wins Maine WomenGolf Championship
Waterville’s Mrs Gladys Blaisdell defeated Constance Hedin of Bangor one up at Bath Country Club to claim the 1935 Maine women’s golf title after 90 holes of competition in hot conditions. Blaisdell moved to one up on the 9th hole and edged ahead late, clutching vital shots to secure the victory.
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Gladys Blaisdell
Waterville
Gladys G. Blaisdell
Waterville Country Club
Maine
Constance L. Hedin
Bangor
Bath Country Club
Miss Hedin
Vassar College
Blaisdell
Blaisdell and Hedin Vie For State Golf Title
In a Bath Country Club round for the state championship both players struggled early with erratic play in the first nine holes. Miss Constance L. Hedin led one up at the half, while Mrs. Gladys G. Blaisdell, Waterville C. C., showed steadier play. Blaisdell reached the green in four on the second hole as Hedin made a 20 foot putt to halve the hole.
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Miss Hedin
Bangor
Bath Country Club
Gladys G. Blaisdell
Waterville C. C
Constance L. Hedin
Penobscot Valley Co. C
Waterville
Happy youngsters enjoy two weeks at summer camp
Major Walter Phillips reports the Samuel A Miles camp at Christmas Cove hosted 333 Maine children over six weeks. The Bath delegation traveled home after a delightful stay with meals, swimming, hikes, games, concerts, and a shrine visit, aided by camp staff and generous support.
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Walter Phillips
Samuel A. Miles
Christmas Cove
Phillips
Bath
Pine Forest
Samuel Arthur Miles
Maine
Governor Brown to Attend Bath Clambake and Field Day
Governor Louis J. Brown will join Bath Iron Works employees and guests at a clambake and field day on Brown's field in West Bath on Saturday August 24. Other officials include Walter S. Wyman Charles O. Beals Walter J. Brennan Erskine P. Noyes and likely Bethlehem Steel representatives. About 650 people are expected to attend after a six month Safety contest with 591 participants across all departments.
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Louis J. Brown
Bath Iron Works Corp
Brown's Field
West Bath
Walter S. Wyman
Central Maine Power Co
Charles O. Beals
Walter J. Brennan
Erskine P. Noyes
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Quincy
Mass
Bath
Harold L. Adams
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Massachusetts
Harpswell
Yarmouth
Falmouth
Edward Brooks
Bayley
Mr. Winship
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William Chalmers
Benjamin Randall
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