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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1916

Page

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Navy destroys Allen launched at Bath Iron Works

The torpedo boat destroyer Allen was launched Tuesday at Bath Iron Works amid rain. Miss Dorothy Dix Allen of Greenfield Mass. officiated the first christening. Miss Harriet Allen Butler of New York delayed en route and later christened again. Officials and relatives attended as the vessel slid into the Kennebec with cheers. The Allen, a 315 foot craft, carries four 4-inch guns, torpedo tubes, oil fuel, and a crew of 103. Official trials are planned for late December, with delivery to the Navy in January.

Allen Bath Iron Works Harriet Allen Butler Yonkers N. Y Daniels Portland New York Express William Henry Allen Marion Allen Boston Margaret Newton Cohasset Franklin Allen Thomas L. Comstock Thomas L. Allen Greenfield C. P. Wetherbee M. L. Deyo Deyo P. S. Theiss Ensign R. E. Webb Hiram Ricker Poland Spring W. S., Newell T. E. Artis H. D. Haverfield James Bimson B. F. Barker Emma Pamies de Gogorza Clareames Cleveland Loyal F. Sewall U.S. T. E. D. Allen Bath Butler Dorothy Dix Allen Forcastle Hyde Windlass Co Davis Navy Department S. W. Bryant F. P. Conger R. E. Webb C. M. Boyd Eastham Guild of

Allen's Sponsors and Namesakes on Destroyer Allen

Miss Harriet Allen Butler, sponsor for the Lt. William Howard Allen side of the destroyer Allen, launched Tuesday at Bath Iron Works, is described as a young lady of about age.

Harriet Allen Butler William Howard Allen Allen Bath Iron Works

Old Man of Bath profile found on city land at Wakeiseag

Gustavus Pease of the Bath Post Office staff discovers a rock profile resembling an old man near Oak Grove Avenue and a cemetery on city land by King's Mountain. The formation, named The Old Man of Bath, is described along the rough access road near the barn.

Bath Oak ‘Grove Ave Jbarn King’s Mountain Gustavus Pease

Y M C A Board Holds Monthly Meeting In Bath

The regular Bath Y M C A board meeting approved reports and noted 226 men and boys plus 46 ladies members. The religious work committee ran four meetings for men and older boys in November with 72 avg attendance. the Boys Council held two Sunday meetings for about 45 boys.

Young Men's Christian Association Fred W. Armes Adjutant Clifford Portland Association Woolwich Center Montsweag Portland Independents Camden Y.M.C.A Churches of Bath Bath Religious Work Committee Boys’ Council

W C T U Seeks Comfort Bags for Sailors in Vineyard Haven

The W C T U held a Tuesday session with Mrs Clara Davis planning comfort bag shipments for sailors arriving at Vineyard Haven. The local society has long supported this effort and received replies to letters sent to sailors. Davis also received a consignment of Red Cross seals to fund tuberculosis work.

Clara Davis Vineyard Haven

Bath trust settlement and local notices in Bath Maine

Bath Trust Company receiver reports on bank settlement with totals for cash on hand stock interest and securities. Major Baker of Portland named fire commander in Coast Artillery drill command. Funeral of Miss Emma Coombs held with service by Rev. C. W. Harrison and pallbearers listed. burial at Oak Grove Cemetery.

Irving E. Vernon Portland Bath Trust Company People’s Safe Deposit & Savings Bank of Bath Wabash-Pittsburg Concord Maynard Hudson Street Mass Kansas City Excelsior Springs & Northern Rochester Syracuse Old Colony Trust Company St. Louis San Francisco Central Trust Company Duluth-Superior Traction Co Kansas City Southern First National Bank of Bath Maine Mississippi Valley Railway & Power Co Jackson THE William B. Mussenden George A. Baker Peterson Coast Artillery Corps N.G.S.M James M. Palmer Frank B. Cummings Harry Goodier 4Th Co Baker Emma Coombs Middle St C. W. Harrison Wesley M. E. Church H. Conley Sidney Swett Warren A. Lowell O.S. Lindsay Oak Grove Cemetery

Bath City Nurse Board Nomination Sends Carlotta Marshall

Governor Curtis nominates Miss Carlotta Marshall, superintendent of Bath City Hospital, to the State Board of Examination and Registration of Nurses. The appointment is seen as a strong choice for an important position.

Carlotta Marshall Bath City Hospital Curtis State Board of Examination and Registration of Nurses

Impending big business deal hinted in Phippsburg

An old article highlights Capt. Frank N. Oliver's mink dog Pete prized at Popham Beach. Pete, a nine year old black and tan 18 pounder, earned Oliver more than $2,000 in mink hunts and rarely leaves mink work. He also tracks and captures raccoons when commanded.

Phippsburg Pete Frank N. Oliver Popham Beach Capt. Oliver Capt Oliver

Head for 58 Years Topics of the Week in Neighbor Town

Weather and road conditions dominate the narrative as shell ice music and rain shape a rainy week. Local residents Emery Varney Belfast and Mrs James Cutting host visitors while builders like Joseph Desmarrias advance cottages and garages.

Emery Varney Belfast James Cutting Joseph Desmarrias Sunshine Hill Farm Demarrias William Butler F. C. Bowker C. H. Varney Mr. Varney Susie Cutting Gardiner Rogers John Charlie Kenney Rose Carpenter Walter McCourt Katherine Frances E. B. Curtis Fred Candy’s Harbor Earl Pike Dora Frisbee Edward B. Winslow Henry Butler Old Point Rio de Janeiro Brazil Walter Small Harlan Gregg Morse Farm Washington St Bath Bertha Shea Thomas Oliver William Rollins Chester Oliver

Maine leaders praised by Knights of Pythias head in Bangor

Supreme Chancellor John J. Brown of Vandalia Illinois lauded Maine influence at a Bangor reception by eastern Maine lodges. He named E C Plummer of Bath John H Maxwell of Livermore Falls and Warren C Philbrook of Waterville to key committees and hinted a Maine chancellor may be possible. F L Frances of Portland visited town Tuesday.

John J. Brown Vandalia Ill Knights of Pythias Maine Bangor James G. Blaine Thomas B. Reed Frye and Hale Boutelle Dingley Supreme Lodge The E. C. Plummer Bath John H. Maxwell Livermore Falls Warren C. Philbrook Waterville Plummer

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NAVY Emonies John M. Clark WM. C. Chadbourne Rasidence Afg Bread St Allen’s People's Safe Deposit and Savings Bank Accounts Martha A. Golder Parker Head Milton F. Slade Medford Billy Sunday Timothy Perry F. L. Frances of Johnson Brosco
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