Bath social notes recount Navy spread and local visits
Bath residents celebrate Thanksgiving aboard the U S S Swasey in Newport with a formal menu. The column lists Bath boys enlisting in the navy, local visits by relatives, hospital stays, marriages, and community events across Bath and nearby towns.
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GG. Barnes
J. J. Downing
W. G. Roth
J. 0. Roy
A. Wale
Bath
Navy
John’ Phillips
Naval
Federal Building
Swasey
Newport
KR. I
Forde A. Todd
Crafts Buy Home From Knight at Harpswell Bath Deal
Mr and Mrs Willian Crafts purchase a home at 15 Cummmings Street from Mrs Charles P Knight of Harpswell formerly of Bath through the Fred Bo Reed agency. The two and one hall storyframe dwelling joins the local housing market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
A. N. Morgan
Washington Street
Hill
Plant
Schubert
Fred J. Hill
Chester A. V Piant
Mer
Charles A. Corliss
Rosene J. Meladden
A. VP. McPadden
Carvie Hall
Tada Manderson
Clarinet Trolloway
Charles MM. Mapes
Chester M. Schubert
Franklin Rehwab
George Barbero
Willian Conner
Arthur Brown
Willian Crafts
Fred Bo Reed
Cummmings Street
Charles P. Knight
Harpswell
Bath
Bath and Vicinity News Stirs With Winter Hazards
The Bath area endures a harsh spell with 13 above, icy sidewalks, and storms delaying fishermen. A new police patrol truck body nears completion in Portland, while local firemen move to Harris store quarters. Mentions of Labrador ore, dock ice, mink raids, and East Coast Fisheries orders highlight a broad winter scene.
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Mercury
Sagudahue
Center Street
Upper
Washington Street
Milan Street
Bath
Vortland
Kennebeck
Carl J. M. Libby
Sagadahock
Harris Store
North End
Labrador
South End
Sewall’s
Mill Pond
Richmond
Clarence W. Morse
Fred Cox
Boston
Lath
Jetham Wright
Woolwich
Rhode Island
Newington
N. IL
Noank
Conn
Sandy Point
Portsmouth
Jerry Littlejohn
South Portland
Barryton
Moran Towing Co
Shattuck
General Ret
New York
John G. Whittier
Alice May Douglas
Whittier
East Haverhill
The
Independent
Calif
Allo
Douglas
Little schooner adrift in gale near Kennebec River
The Gatherer, a Bath built fishing schooner of about 46 feet, broke adrift from Port Clyde in a Wednesday night gale. Tug Rustler, with Captain Clarence Thomfilton aboard, towed her after rescue by Coast Guard at Bay Point, and she was moored off Perkins Islands awaiting favorable weather to Gloucester and Boston.
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Port Clyde
Gloucester
Mass
Kennebec
Popham
Stauth
Mer
Coast Guard
Harvey Berry
AL Perkina
Robert Garrison
Bay Point
Phes
Perkins Islands Flats
Littlehooter
Bath
Istg
Grand Banks
Gilbert Shipbuilding Corp
Bexston
Portugese
Clarence Thomfilton
Boston
Universalist sale proves a success
Christmas sale by the Universalist church circles grossed 2006 for church expenses. The event opened at 2 50 and was sold out before five, with many volunteers managing food, candy, books, and aprons. Leaders Mrs. Jonnie Rideout and Mrs. Lewis W. Ewett steered the effort amid bustling crowds and cheerful support.
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Circes
Universalist Church
Ladies’ Aid
Murray Club
Cver
Puublic
Jonnie Rideout
Lewis W. Ewett
Charles JA. Blair
Jeanie Rideout
Harry Deering
Maurice Deering
Harry EE. Stetson
Harry T. Wassmore
George Jacobs
William Seilds
Maria, Wiggin
Lewis Cameron
Zina Hunt
Charles A. Harriman
Lydia Moses
Emma Hooper
Jennie R. Morse
Alice Shorey
Otis Trakton
Emma Moses
George Horgkins
George Merrill
Chester S. Kingsley
Horace Ward
Coffey
Francia C. Gray
Andrea
Lewis B. Swett
Herbert JD. Maxwell
Howard B. Johnson
Harry Foot
Maine Fruit Growers to Convene in Auburn
Frank T. Dudley announces the Maine Fruit Growers Association annual convention will be in Auburn on Tuesday and Wednesday February 17 and 18 under the Maine Department of Agriculture and Auburn Chamber of Commerce. Notable speakers include W H Britton of Truro Nova Scotia on reunions and sprayings and methods to eradicate railroad weeds. Other speakers are W E H Conant Buckfield on marketing issues, J H Gourley Durham on orchard cultivation and fertilization, G P Aiken Putney Vermont on small fruits, and Neal D. Stanley Pittsfield on spray guns. Capt Samuel S Snow of Bath is noted for prior Europe trip and current command of the Walden freighter chartered for South American service.
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Frank T. Dudley
Auburn
Maine Fruit Growers Association
Maine Department of Agriculture
Auburn Chamber of Commerce
Britton
Truro
N. S
W. E H. Conant
Buckfield
Maine Fruit Growers Exchange
J. H. Gourley
Durham
George PD
Aiken
Putney
Neal D. Stanley
Pittsfield
Samuel S. Snow
Will
Bath National Bank
Europe
Walden
South American
Savannah
Dee
William Tunee
William Horton
Lewis Bacher
Bath
Akron
Ohio
Dan Crowley
Belgrade
Charles Tindigan
Texas Force
Ble Forerly
John Brown
King
Arthur Mortill
New Meadows Inn
Colonial Cafe
Louisiana
Wilson
Courthouse Square
Lincoln
High Streets
Casper Hartleb
Bath Opera House
Maine
Marine National Bank of Bath
Sogadaheck
Toratio A. Diinenn
Armory
O'Brien
Salvation Army
Kate
United Spanish War Veterans
Frank Keeler
J. Z. Tamlion
AL Webber
W. TE Perry
Harry Donnell
Harry and
Harmon Thompson
Day Police
Harmon
Night Watch
Tarmon
Mealows
Harry
Capt
Thompson
Boston and
Jennebec
T., A. & AV. Electric
Lurmon
Lewiston
Sunt
Bowie
Mr. Howie
Pune
Mier
Orror
Harvey
Bowker Yard
Phippsburg Center
Jaun
Bath Independent
Cliurch
Woolwich
Central Sunday School
First National Bank
Front Street
Water Street
George Allen
Frank McWay
Dixfield
Johnny Gilmore
Texas Steamship Co
Eost
Dougherty Block
City Hall
Charles W. Clifford
Boston
Gowell’s Grove
Sagadahoek Ferry
Ladd
Ayoollavieh
Germany
Maj. W. R. Kimball
Lubec
Brunswick
Sagadahoe Square
Oak Street
Ares
Lowell
Reynard
Central Church Sunday School
Santa Claus
Joseph
Boston Globe
Lewiston Journal
Wesley Church
J. BR. Day
Syracuse University
Fehurch
London
Bath Chronicle Notes Wide Range Of Local Happenings
Local items include a new Bath band rehearsal and planned concert, plans for Christmas skits and snowshoes, sugar shortages, and car travel tales. Notables: Captain O Brien organizing Christmas dinners, Bath National Bank's 55th anniversary, public phones and sugar rations, and a horse of local lore amid winter preparations.
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