Energy contract terms among Bath entities and Central Maine Power
The agreement ties electric energy pricing to twelve mills based on steam coal at twelve dollars per ton FOB Nequasset. It notes filing with the Public Utilities Commission of Maine and possible modifications to comply with law or prevent unfair discrimination. It covers force majeure with proportional rate concessions and outlines signatories from Bath & Brunswick Light & Power, Central Maine Power, and Bath Water District led by named officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. B. Nequasset
Public Utilities Commission of Maine
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Bath & Brunswick Light & Power Company
Walter S. Wyman
Central Maine Power Company
Bath Water District
William S. Newell
Rupert H. Baxter
Fred H. Thompson
Water District Plans Electrified Pumping Station Loan Terms
The district outlines a three year contract for pumping energy at Nequasset Thompson's Brook and Bath sites. Rates start at twelve mills per kilowatt hour for the first year, with reductions tied to steam coal prices to about .0115 to .01 per kWh. Energy cost under thresholds may stay under $600, with Treasury certificates offering 4% to 4.5% yields. Also notes Third Liberty loan progress and coal transport incident involving the schooner Roger Drury, plus first strawberries of the season at 90 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset
Thompson's Brook
Bath
F. O. B. Nequasset
B. Nequasset
F. O
Bowdoinham Notes Celebrate Wedding and Community Life
Bowdoinham community pages recount the wedding of Bertha Graves to Llewellyn Welch at home, with turquoise satin gown and marine trimming. The tale threads in town events, social gatherings, school closings due to scarlet fever, and local visits as residents cope with illness and civic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Cone
Framingham
Mass
Charles McCarty
Augusta
Wilson Pharmacy
Brunswick
T. W. Elliott
Newtonville
James
S. of W. Auxiliary Aid
Elliott
Ella Comins
R. B. Andros
Braintree
Andros
Vining Dunlap
Cornell
Ithaca
New York
J. A. Dunlap
Coombs ‘High School
J. L. Tarr
Richmond
Charles Wentworth
Albert Henderson
R. D. Purinton
Julia Davis
Wallace ,Quint
Topsham
R. E. Ferguson
Mattie Seigars
Maria Gray
Dr. Peabody
J. H. Little
Bethel
W. J. Graves
Bertha
Llewellyn Welch
L. W. Welch
South Casco
L. W. Staples
Ethel Graves
Bowdeinham High School
Shaw Business College
Portland
Welch
Shaw College
Ordnance Department
Lowell
Gordon Brearey
Mrs. Welch
Boston
Phippsburg News Chronicle Summary
Phippsburg items report Harold Pye's death at 23 from pneumonia in Bath City Hospital and funeral at Small Point with Rev S A Evans. burial at Oak Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Carl Witherell returned from Oakland via Bath after a travel mishap with Fort Baldwin doctor aiding. Local notes include residents' movements, cold snap records with nine degrees below zero, and miscellaneous Bath area visits and chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Pye
Bath City Hospital
S. A. Evans
Bath
F. C. Curtis
Carl Witherell
Popham Beach
Oakland
Phippsburg
Walter McCourt
Mrs. Witherell
Fort Baldwin
Union
Philip Lozier
Dromore
Gifford
Rogers
Geo. Ingalls
Emma Nevins
Lewiston
Susan Campbell
Bath Hospital
Campbell
Bess
Grace Dickinson
George Ingalls
Idgewood Farm
Classifications Of Sagadahoc Co Exemption Board List
Augusta today releases the District Exemption Board No. 1 classifications for Sagadahoc county registrants chaired by Walter S. Wyman. The list names dozens of Bath Bowdoinham Topsham Richmond West Bath Woolwich and other towns with 1-F 2-D 3-J and other draft designations. Also quoted is a note from a Berkeley Cal source praising a Stanford fraternity group for rapid wartime service commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Oliver
Bath
James A. Nelson
F. Leon Kk. Merrill
Topsham
J. John N. Murphy
James E. McLaughlin
F. Charles Mayberry
John E. Marr
Mark Lavery
George H. Jones
Ira H. Durgan
Ralph EB. Hart
George EB. Getchell
Oliver E. Groves
Harry E. Readman
Harry M. Thurlow
Francis Walsh
Oscar E. Trott
Frank EB
Studley
Bath; 1-F. John PB. Skillin
Richmond
Ernest Stewart
C. Maurice Smith
William Roberts
F. Russell Dalrymple
Harold L. Dunham
F. Alfred Duval
F. Eurotus Darling
Bowdoinham
E. Chester W. Clement
F. Alphonse Cookson
D. Loring P. Crossman
George F. Chase
West Bath
F. Oscar ©. Coffill
Harry C. Chase
Robert L. Brackley
John Johson
I. James Wagg
William Wagg
James P. Jones
George ©. Clough
Ralph M. Coxynish
Alton R. ‘Covel
William JL. Cullinan
Harold W. Childs
Tyke Anton ‘Set Carlson
Henry J. Cornish
Joseph W. Cyr
James Carr
Joseph M. Calvin
Howard L. Carr
Grover C. Smith
Hiram L.robinson
Ernest IE. Rose
A. Fred J. Rose
J. Charles H. Rackley
C. Frank ‘Be. Rollins
F. Ralph EB. Robinson
Earl A. Rice
Berkeley
Cal
Stanford
Army
Navy
Germantown Arrival Reported In Local News Brief
A brief item notes the arrival of a party or group in Germantown. The readable text confirms a local movement or visit with no further details provided.
The Swastika Exchange Registrations and Classifications
A list from Bath and nearby towns shows registrants for the draft with assigned classifications and explanatory letters. Names include Elbridge R. Wright, Edgar D. Williams, Parker Rogers, Ralph Reynolds, and others, with divisions 4-A to 1-I and letters explaining the meanings of the classifications for single, married, skilled, unskilled, and managerial roles in agricultural and industrial settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbridge R. Wright
Bath
A. Edgar D. ‘Williams
A. Thomas W. Wilds
Rawdeinham
A. Roy E. Wallace
A. Clifton W. Tedford
A. LeRoy Shea
D. Conray Lenk
B. Beth H. Sawyer
A. Parker
Rogers
Ralph M.reynolds
Andrew M. Rice
John C. Ridley
Topsham
William C. Richards
John T. Pratt
Bowdeinham
Edward Ay
Poitras
Woolwich Notes A March Partridge Cemetery Meeting and Church News
Woolwich preparations include a Partridge Cemetery Association meeting with Mrs G M Stinson on Saturday afternoon March 2 to appoint officers for the year. Montsweag welcomes a settled pastor as Mr Webster and family gain friends and engage in church work. Mrs Webster leads services at Woolwich Center while Mr Webster attends Bates College and returns Sundays. Washington's Night is planned by Woolwich Grange for Saturday evening February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mosher
Wiscasset
Ida Fowle
Jy M. Fowle
A. Getchell
Portland
Red Cross
Epworth League
Will Purinton
Lottie Cobb
Charles Berry
Edith Fulton
Ruth
Grace Pinkerton
Clara Temple
Pearl Ames
Ada Purinton
Edna Graves
W. B. Kendall
Augusta
Augusta House
W.B. Kendall
Waterville
State’ Highway Commission
Court House
Bath
R. B.andros
Harold Chadwick
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy
Naval Observatory
Washington, D. C
E. P. Kendall
P. W. Sheldon
F. H. Purington
P. W Sheldon
Roland Small
Mra
Newton’s
Miller, Jr
Miller
Davis
Weet
James M. Pratt
Leighton
Brunswick
Paul Hatch
Millard
Charles Hatch
Charles M. White
Agricultural Department
Mrr. White
Capitol
Washington
Village Lodge of Masons
Given
Dr. Peabody
Richmond
Charles Woodworth
W. H. Blanchard
Fulton
Main St
E. B. Douglas
James Pratt
Town Hall
Marshall Davis
Albion Cornish
Bowdeinham
Ava Marian
Rupert W. Miller
Winston F. Miller
Lewiston
Partridge
Woolwich Center
Georgetown Visitors From Hudson And Maxi
Mr and Mrs H W Tucker are visiting in Boston while old friends and neighbors in Hudson and Maxi send regards and share small town updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Maxi
Mrs.h. W. Tucker
Boston
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Maine
Ferris
Jean
W. G. Cahill
Center Street
L. Farnhamco
Elm St
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
George D. Hegarty
Central Maine Company
W. S. Newell
Trustees
Walter S. Glidden
P. C
Treasury
McAdoo
Roger Drury
Sharps Rocks
Biddeford
Front Street
News From the Cathance
John A. Cone
Graves
Epworth
Kendall An
Niversary
Archie Hunter
Brookline
Mase
J. H. Ames
Robert Jack
Miss Rogers
Maine Central Station
I. M. Fowle
Auburn
William Sampson
Steadman
Lynn
M. E. Sampson
Pleasant St
Mary Wilson
J. H. Wilson
KF. S. Lancaster
Shirley
Worcester
Capt
Ben
Adams
Capt. F
W. B Kendall
New England
Navy Department
Mr. Comins
William Hardy
Maine Central
Harry F. Morin
Chattanooga
Vincent
Dickinson
Risdon Iron Works
San Francisco
Union Tron Works
Sagadahoc CO
Oly Ib
Germantown
Price
D. T. Percy & Sons
Woolwich
Georgetown
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