Bath imports and local notices fill Maine port page
Local items note tug Ariel bringing the barge Richeson light to the Flats and schooner Ella Clifton laden for Boston. Rev Father Drain named pastor of St Anne’s Lisbon Falls, formerly of Bangor and Portland. Bath man Mussenden celebrates birthday with officials. Mulligan’s river bathers cause mischief. City of Rockland crowds on the river. Lisman and Wollaston steamers report London and New York cargo plans. New barge Atlantic named. hospital trustees consider laundry. Maine legislature 54 hour bill suspended. Governor Curtis proclaims election day September 14 1916. Brunswick driver Tremblay loses license after repeated intoxication complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Ariel
Richeson Light
Hallowell
Flats
Ella Clifton
South Gardiner
Boston
Father M. F. Drain
St. Anne’s Church
Lisbon Falls
St. John’s Catholic Church
Bangor
Father Drain
Lewiston
Portland
Boothbay Register
W. D. Mussenden
J. Ross Kenniston
M.C.R.R
City of
Rockland
Boothbay
Islands
Harry Mank
F. J. Lisman
Shawmut Steamship Co
Lisman
London
New York
Marseilles
Lisbon
Wollaston
Staples Transportation Co
Fall River
Kelley Spear Co
Staples Co
J. Edward Drake
S. D. Cushing
Carol Percy
Central Church
Maine
Curtis
Louis F. Tremblay
Brunswick
Brunswick Police
Secretary of State
Chief Stetson
Tremblay
Stetson
Main St
Partridge Hen Amid Suburban Oddities At Bath
A Bath woman spots a hen on her lawn that proves to be a protecting partridge with five chicks. Community notes include a Bath Iron Works update, yacht activity, a midweek court discharge, and local social visits.
Suburban cordwood for winter use draws in
Several small town notes cover transport, local events, and civic plans. Tug Seguin repairs, a Boston crew for the Edward Lawrence schooner, hay crop ruin fears along the Kennebec, and Bath lodging incidents accompany Elks field day plans amid a likely Tacoma venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seguin
Blaisdell and Leeman
Morse
Boston
Edward Lawrence
Aderton
Kennebec
Bath
Elks
Lewiston
Gardiner
Augusta
Tacoma
Winter St
Maurice J. Duncklee
San Francisco
Horace N. Berry
Boston Marine Society
Capt. Berry
Dennis
Oliver
Bath Fruit Co
Augusta Lodge of Moose
Augusta Moose
Boothbay
Sterling Bible Class
Corliss Street Church
Joseph Wexler
Goddard St
Maine Mission For the Deaf
Methodist Church
Richmond
Sara Small Temple
St. Louis
Swan Island
Monhegan
Portland
Pilot Lakeman
Keen
Shippy
Rockland
Windlass Boys Win and Carnival Totals Noted
Windlass boys won as crowds gathered at Boston boats and on Kelley Field. Moose earned over $200 from a 15 percent carnival share while hotels and boats buzzed with weekend activity. Police reported a pocket peddler arrest and a fatal street incident near Burnham station, plus court actions tied to a shipyard theft case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Hide Windlass
Kelley Field
Bath
Gerry
A. S
W. A. Worth, Mfg
Buffalo
Rockland
Old Orchard
Knox & Lincoln
Oliver
Lisbon Falls
Thompson’s Corner
Kimball’s Wharf
City Landing
Rosalind
Lila M. Althyne
Safety Ist
Westport
Lila
Islands
Band rehearsals and social notices fill Bath Peninsula page
A busy Bath scene includes music from Stevens's orchestra and a shore dinner by Fred J. Henderson at Hinckley's Landing. Civic events span Rebekah Lodge, Moose dances, Midway carnival, Elks parade souvenirs, and Sagadahoc Pomona Grange field meeting with readings by local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Landing
Red Rover
Kenebec
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Bath Lodge
Moose
Stevens
Fred J. Henderson
Lowell
Mass
Victor Richardson
Hinckley’s Landing
Seguin
John S. Beacham
Purineton Bros
Augusta
Alice Wentworth
Augusta Lumber Co
New York
C. W. Garland
E. Lewis Wall
Boothbay Harbor
G. W. R. Keyes
Wiscasset
Westport
New Methodist
George W. Hinckley
Good Will Farm
Friendship
Hollywood
Cal
Maine
Elks
Los Angeles
Bro. Ballou
Secretary of State
Bath
North Berwick Water Co
William M. Temple Co
J. S. Jackson & Son, Inc
Maine Bathing Gymnasium Co
New Columbia Amusement Co
Solar Chemical Co
Walter O. Parker Co
Navy
Naval
W. P. Robert
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Board of Inspection and Survey
G. H. Rock
Navy Yard
Robert Stocker
Navy Department
Hasley Powel
Lj Lewiston
Front St
Mill Town
Arthur G. Oliver
Union ,&I
Warren
Sabine
Oliver
Eugene McGrath
Alice
Marion Dain
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
Grange
C. S. Stetson
Greene
Sargent
Hebron Academy
Purington
Bowdoinham
West Bath Grange
Marion Purington
Mazie Pleau
Margaret Peterson
Rebekah Bowker
Horace Channell
New Meadows
Harvesting Oats and Local Street News From Bath
Oats are being harvested as water street remains quiet. hay prices are 19 and 25 per ton. Weather notes, ferry fog, and a Monday concert by the Togus band are mentioned along with local crime and police activity at the Bath wharves. A Chester Pa visitor praises Bath stores and Maine people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
Mercury
Boston
Popham
Kennebec
Togus Road
Togus
C. S. Peters
Malden
Mintss
Popham Beach
Cheltra
Hartnett
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Water St
K.Y.C
Bath Iron Works
Arne
Dingley Pilot
Yacht Club
Harry C. Webber
Webber
Phippsburg
Herbert Calderwood
Samuel Calderwood
Walter Marshall
Guy
Herbert
Clark Memorial Church
Woodfords
Merton W. Greene
W. F. Greene
Madison
Chicago
Bowdoin
Bell Telephone Company
Philadelphia
Dain and Welch
Whitehouse
Oliver and Lynch
Russell
International Bible Students’ Association
Brooklyn
Lewiston Journal
Harry Richards
George Bromley
Richards
Bromley
Cedar Streets
Robitaille
Goyette
Kennebec Journal
Roxetta
D. H. Hall
West Acton
A. Stanley
F. R. Knowlton
Jessie
Helen
Evelyn
Ruth
Esther Wheeler
Concord
W. B. Gage
Hazel
City
Smooks
Risteen
3Rd Div
Maine Naval Reserve
Kentucky
Chesapeake Bay
Tangier Bay
Lieut
Weymouth
Ensign McIntosh
Bluejackets
Windlass Boys
Marie Poulin
Lincoln St
Lizzie Roux
Androscoggin Block
F. Maher
Bryant’s Curve
Merrymeeting Park
Maher
Ausgusta
A. Rush
Crosby St
Eugene Codnane
Jim Snow
James T. Snow
Corliss
Harry Hobson Geary
Supreme Judicial Court
Hobson
A. Sewall Co
Geary
Sewall Yard
Harry Brown
Pattee
Small
Sewall
F. P. Sprague
Bridgham
Merton Webber
Sonia
Colonial
Elm
Chase
Whitehead