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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1911

Page

1

Hyde Windlass Plant Delivers 20000-Pound Propellers For Neptune

Bath's Hyde Windlass plant, a major local industry and government supplier, poured and finished a 20,000 pound bronze three bladed propeller for the collier Neptune. The right wheel was cast first, then the left, both shipped by rail to ready ships. The casting drew high praise from veteran foundry workers and boosted orders for this world famous ship equipment maker.

Bath Hyde Windlass United States Neptune Jey Rath

Water well drama ends with blast but no water

In Bath, Maine, William B. Kendall of Bowdenham had Brown Brothers drill an artesian well near his sheep wash. Water flowed during tests but later failed to appear after rains. Dynamite blast damaged the roof yet yielded no water, leaving Kendall to seek next steps as drillers report past success with 500 wells. Other notes mention Paul Fitzgerald’s alderman candidacy and visits by Bath city officials to the Ninth Crude school city.

Richmond Walter Mr. Kendall Wansch Paul Fitzgerald Ninth Houghton McLelan Ernest F. Kelley Small Boston John W. Gilmore Frank A. Small Charles 3. Brown

Bank Shows 63 Depositors in Bath Savings Bank

The Bath postal savings bank opened at the local post office last July and reports 63 depositors with an average of 82 dollars each. In Belfast, a similar bank established about the same time has no depositors.

Bath Postal Savings Bank Belfast

State road work urged with frequent maintenance plan

State Highway Commissioner Hardeson urges mandatory upkeep of state highways. He cites New Hampshire and New York models for frequent patrols and timely repairs funded by future taxes, arguing early maintenance saves money and improves longevity. Nearly 490 towns report state road construction to date, with mileage totals not yet tabulated.

Hardeson Maine New Hampshire State Department New York

Politics and a Bath house funded the park’s fate

The Hodgkins house on Latimer Street near the public library sits inside Bath’s square bounded by Front Linden Washington and Summer Streets. Captain Patten bought the house to preserve it for Mrs Hodgkins then willed it to the city after a political clash over a drainage project. Bath purchased the property for 3000 to relocate the house, expanding the park and boosting its charm for residents and visitors.

Park Library Hodgkins House Front Linden Washington Summer Streets Charles E. Patten Sarah Hodgkins Bath

Moose Sighting Near Pitch Pine Hill Discussed

A resident, Willam Conant, reported seeing a large cow moose near the Pitch Pine hill area and moving toward his property while passing by houses before disappearing into nearby woods. The rest of the excerpt discusses road improvement costs and state aid figures for Lewiston and Auburn.

Willam Conant Pitch Pine Hill Palppaburz Burgess Conant Place Mr. Conant

Morse moved from Athasta prison to Fort McPherson hospital

President Taft ordered Chartles W Morse transferred for better care due to bricht's disease. He remains in precarious condition but will have a pleasant room and access to visitors. The note mentions cost comparisons for gravel and macadam road work and a local trend of new book clubs in Bath with 20 members in one group.

Chartles W Morse Taft Athasta Fort McPherson Morse Bath

Also Mentioned on This Page

Just Webber John M. Clark Conducted BY W.C Chadbourn Front St C. M. Humphrey Sagadahock Block Bath, Maine C. W. Watson Velverinarian Office and Veterinary Hospital Cedar St Brunswick, Me Ontario Veterinary College D VS Chicaco Veterinary College MDC Ontario Veterinary Medi Cal Society Chicago Veterinary College Asociation Maine Veter Inary Medical Association M. H. Loach Hae Win'er SS. Curtis Siret David R. McDougall Ray M. Triggs Peerless Casualty CO T. Stevens Mgr Music Hall Cyrus W. Longley Notary Public Room 2 Bath, ME Hyde Windlass Company Collier Neptune Bowcoinham William B. Kendall Bow Deinham Brown Brothers Seth F. Clark Portland Mayor Small Pitzgerald the Independent Fitzgerald Brown Missioner Patten Hodgkins Latimer Street Publi Tain Patten Captain Patten Whippsburg Woods Lewiston Auburn Dollier Jonmin Hardwa RDS. Co
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