Everett Lodge of Elks Appreciation Visit to Bath Maine
Everett Lodge No 642 from Everett Massachusetts sent a delegation to Bath Maine to honor Bath lodge No 954 for aiding in the search and support after the Birch Pond accident that killed Fire Chief Joseph T Swan and his companion. The visit featured a reception at the Bath Elks home and the presentation of a framed set of resolutions praising Bath lodge for its brotherly assistance.
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Bath Lodge of Elks
Everett Lodge
Everett
Mass
Maine
Bath Lodge
Birch Pond
Joseph T. Swan
Howard Hughes
Thomas I’. Hughes
H. P. Weabody
William Butler Per
O. F. Palmer Elk
Arthur ER. Hall
Red ER. Clark, Esq
F. QO. Marston
Charles M. Silva
H.T. Fullam
Gardner Hi. Shattuck
Thomas Fi’. Hughes
B. HE. Wosak
James Devereaux
William Dobbins
James DT. Meegan Elk
J. Edward Hughes
King Tavern
Nelson MK. Jackson
Fyverett Brothers
Elks
William M. Adams
Cahill
Peabody
Brother Peabody
Bath
William Butler
Butler
Tie
Fehler
Liverett Lodge
Thomas Hughes
The
Nelson I. Brown
Massachusetts Superior Court
Frank Berg
Everett Elk
Benevolent, and Protective Lodge
Ellis Everett
Sath
Benevolent and Protective Lodge of‘ Elks
Republicans of Maine plan Bangor state convention in April
The Maine Republican state committee decided at Augusta to hold the next state convention in Bangor the first week in April with 1599 delegates. Representation will be based on city town plantation votes for governor and last state elections. A 50 50 gender balance will apply to committees and delegations.
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Rupert H. Baxter
Sugadahoe County
Republican State Committee
Augusta House
Bangor
Robert J. Peacock
Lubee
Peacock
Womain
Guy T. Sturgis
Portland
Cumberland County
United States
Frank Tb. Willis
Ohio
Alice Robertson
Congress
Oklahoma
Women’s
State Committee
Augusta Tlouse
Guy TP. Gannett
Augusta
Maine
Republican National Committee
Guy TL. Sturgis
Arthur G. Staples
May's Headquarters Location Still Unsettled
Melynle Lamarch of the treasury department in Boston with Seth May, Maine federal prohibition director, visited Lewiston and Auburn to assess offices. A move from Bath to Lewiston or Auburn remains undecided, with bids to be sought. Portland federal building space had been considered but Judge Clarence Hale denied outside interests in the courthouse.
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Melynle Lamarch
Treasury Department
Boston
Seth May
Federal Prohibition
Maine
Bath
Lewiston
Auburn
May
Lammareh
Federal
Portland
Charles M. Sleeper
Clarence Hale
Hale
Court House
Miss Douglas Returns From Two Month Speaking Tour
Miss Alice May Douglas arrives home on York Street after two months in northern Maine where she spoke at Presque Tele Fort Kent Ricker Houston and Marshill schools on writing for the press and school papers She noted Phi Rhonian history at Bath High School and cited Edward Mitchell Arthur G Staples and Charles M Lincoln as former contributors Additional talks covered Van Buren Stockholm Caribou Presque Isle Fort Fairfield Washburn Mapleton Ashland Portage Island Falls Milo and local church conventions on Peace and Temperance
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Miss Douglas
Alice May Douglas
York Street
Maine
Presque Tele
Fort Kent
Ricker School
Houston
Marshill
Tler
Rieger
Phi Rhonian
Phi Rho Society
Bath High School
Edward Mitchell
Arthur G. Staples
Charles M. Lincoln
van Area
Stockholm
Caribou
Presque Isle
Fort Pairfield
Washburn
Mapleton
Ashlind
Portage
Island Falls
Milo
Bands of Mercy
Making Condenser for Steamer Virginia
Bath Tron Works, Ltd. builds four surface condensers for the steamer Virginia purchased by the Augusta Gardiner and Boothbay Steam Boat Co. The Virginia loses its old keel condenser, replaced by Blaisdell Leman Co. The Almy watertube boiler arrives this week but installs after all new machinery arrives. A triple expansion engine from Charleston West Virginia is en route. The Toy engine, Peete dex 2e by 12 neh stroke, is expected to develop 210 horsepower under 250 pounds steam, roughly a third more than the Virginia had on the Popham route. With this equipment the propeller should turn 260 times per minute.
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Virginia
Bath Tron Works, Ltd
Augusta, Gardiner and Boothbay Steamboat Co
Blaisdell, Leman Co
Charleston
West Virginia
Popham
Maine missionary in Japan writes friend in Bath
A Bath woman receives letters from Gussie Booth a Maine born missionary in Kobe Japan. She depicts crowded streets diverse attire and polite crowds. She reflects on fifty million people without God and urges readers to support missions through prayer and giving.
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Maine
Japan
Bath
Gussie Booth
Elizabeth Bellmore
Liberty Street
Sannomiya
Kobe
Paul
Capt Petersen to Command Steamship New Jersey
Capt Christian F. Petersen will take command of the steamship New Jersey when he arrives in Bath this week. He brings his bride Alicia Swain of Trouston Texas, married November 10. The ship leaves Bath on the 20th for trials in Portland harbor, then may proceed to Port Arthur to load oil for Europe. Peterson is known for commanding the Aryan and the Illinois built in Bath last summer.
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Christian FP. Petersen
Bath
New Jersey
Alicia Swain
Trouston
Texas
Vetersen
Dath Lis
Peptergen
Vortland
Texas Steamship Co
Port Arthur
Europe
Petersen
Illinois
Morse Denies Charges in Shipping Board Conspiracy Case
Charles W. Morse of New York, recalled from France, faced US Commissioner Plane Re Pitt on a no-warrant charge of conspiring to defraud the Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation. He pleaded not guilty, posted 5000 bond, and awaits grand jury action. Morse said the complaint is nebulous and false, with specifics to be disclosed later.
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Charles W. Morse
New York
France
Atmy-Gen. Daugherty
Emergency Fleet Corporation
United States
Pitt
Morse
SOO
Frank Burke
Shipping Board
Mr. Morse
Comumnissioner Pitts
Wilton J. Lambert
Atty Gordon
Bim
Specife
Mr. More
Tohoase
Tee Corporation
Virginia Shipbuilding Company
Longo
Full Shipping Board
Virginia Corporation
J. Livingstone
Martin
Christy
Cribbeney
Scott and Gordon
Oal Morse
Morses
Elaine
United States Shipping Board
Cappv Ng
Fleet Corporation
City Council Receives Detailed Highways and Sewers Report
The city council convened to review a thorough report from the Board of Highways and Sewers secretary Charles R. Oliver. The detailed financial summary covers 16 divisions with balances, credits, and overdrafts as of Nov. and Dec., with a unanimous concurrence to accept the lengthily presented figures.
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City Council
Board of Highways and Sewers
Charles RK. Oliver
Oliver
Herbert N. Hall
Cahill
Bath Bos
Arthur G. Staples
Lewiston Journal
Staples
Times
City Treas
Department of Stsuds
Old Days on the Bath Branch Train Arrangements
A retrospective on Bath branch operations circa 1804 detailing multiple passenger and freight trains, numbering quirks, and complex running rules. The note explains schedules between Bath Lewiston and Portland, with shifts in train numbering and crossover practices affecting connections, crossings, and safety signals.
Palmer Fence Dispute Prompts Board Visit at Wigh and Marshall
Board inspectors checked premises at Wigh and Marshall streets after owner John T. Palmer built a line fence to claim his boundary. Palmer and Lee Oliver of the Board had discussed the matter and it was sent to the full park for settlement. A recent survey notes a ragged High street border and Palmer’s fence crosses the sidewalk on High street three times.
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Board of Highways and Sewers
Wigh and
Marshall Streets
John T. Palmer
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Kendalls Mills
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Neodo
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