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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1926

Page

4

Bath Concern Buys Noted Barge For Kennebec Work

The Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co buys the Philadelphia & Reming barge East to aid coal delivery from Bath. The 1100 ton craft will be used from the Bath discharge plant, tow easier, and load more coal per trip. It arrived Monday under tow to West Boothbay Harbor for winter quarters amid ice concerns.

Philadelphia & Reming Barge East Philadelphia Kennebec Ports Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co Bath Reading Carlisle Winter Quarters West Boothbay Harbor Vpejepscot Sagadahoe Towing Co Kennebec Towage O Seguin Maine Central Railroad Ferdinando Gorges

Senator-Elect Drake Addresses Pupils on Insurance

Senator-elect J Edward Drake spoke for forty minutes to a Commercial Law class at Morse High School. He outlined fire marine accident and life insurance and explained company formation and policy issuance, stressing honesty in dealings with insured, company, and self.

J. Edward Drake Morse High School Agnes Fahey Senator Drake Maine Tie Drake

Toy train in window stirs curious readers around town

A window toy train at Bridge Merrilh Inc moves slowly along a 15 foot circumference track, completing eight trips per minute and covering about a third mile per run. Mystery notes on mileage vary as figures are debated by store staff and editors.

Bridge-Merrilh Inc Christmans Sanford Nickerson Toy and Crockery

Bowdoinham Town Notes Bulk of Local News

Winter health concerns. residents travel to Sanford and Portland for care and visits. Local business firm Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co. starts its mixing plant early. Kendall Grain Co. ships grain to country traders, boosting town commerce. Community events include a Christmas tree and Sabbath school concert, and a town dance marred by cold.

Winfred Maines Xeon Harold Haines Biddeford Edith Alphonse Frank Wood Hattie O. Andros Sanford A. Cobb R. J. Purington Sagadahoe Fertilizer Co Portland W. B. & FB. WY. Kendall Grain Co

Concord World Mills Ad Offers Combed Wool Samples

An ad from Concord World Mills Concord promotes combed wool in many shades for hand Kavttia marching. It mentions 22 per postage and sample jars mailed. The text is fragmented but indicates a seller offering wool products and postage details.

Ducet Fom Ata Lig Concord World Mills Concord

Three Salesmen Sought for Garden Seed Fieldwork

An ad from Cobh Co. seeks three male salesmen to sell high grade garden air field seed direct, offering commissions and on the job training. Trauklin, Mas: 129-40.

Cobh Co Trauklin

Morse High School Honor Rolls For Six Weeks

The Morse High School honor roll for November 1 to December 10 lists top students by class. Seniors include Doris Campbell and Marjory Dearborn with highest honors. juniors and freshmen feature numerous students across highest honors and honors categories, detailing names such as Isabel Birns Henry DeLong Dorothy Smith Winifred Aderton Catherine English and George Lintefield Evelyn Redson among others.

Morse High School Doris Campbell Marjory Dearborn Helen Decker Lilian Cutler Elen Dodo Ruth Emeryon Ethel Huse Clarabell Quick Catharine O'Donnell Thizel Wakefield Hlonors Minnie Brown Avex Burden Bessie Greenblatt Arthur Hall Josephine Thunblen Winifred Kennerson Isabell Lewis Isabelle W Paisley Evelyn Petlock Elizabeth Rolfe Edith Small Laurence Specht Louise Stewart Alice Whalen Virginia Clark Kathryn Galvin Carolyn Rogers Isabel Birns Henry DeLong Dorothy Smith Howard Bates Delia Toutia Dwinal Cornish Eleanor Danforth Bernice Gilley Margaret Lord Emma MacDowall Marion O'Tara Lena Oliver Virginia Winkham Edward Staples Natalie Smith Dorothy Thompson Lelia Thornton Marjorie Troop Carolvne Turner Lillian Stover Louise Duprey Winifred Aderton Catherine English Sophie Greenbhutt Edna Hillwell Mildred Trnpper Miviel Trowe Marriov Legard Mary Twomey Mary Pryant Ame Edgecomb Frederic Gilnore Edith Cotte Raynoll Hathorne Amy Trish Russell Vy Evelyn Lightbody Ligzabeth McGrath Anna Meau Nye Esther Petlock Carolyn Phin Silas Mlant

Local Notices From Bowdoinham Post Road and Nearby

Community notes report Mrs Serois passing away last week in Waterville and Karl Deusliss returning home with a trained nurse. The Millay Bros and James Cornish had cows tested. Mr Jenkins returned from Boston and George Nekley visits Prank Pleath in Upton. Caleb Mitchells report stalled radio. Roads drifted badly over the weekend causing many delays and troubles.

Serois Waterville Karl Deusliss Millay Bros James Cornish Mr. Jenkins Boston George Nekley Upton Prank Pleath Caleb Mitchell Haute Omto

Mail Service Change for Business Men in Bath

Bath business leaders expect relief from late mail delays as a trial schedule aims to bring Brunswick to Bath mail by 12 o'clock each night. Until approval, trucks will deliver the Brunswick mail to Bath. Also reported is the funeral of Capt. Mark N. Leroy in Bath with burial at Perey Cemetery.

Agallorte Pallervice Tuelby Vna Rce Ing Brunswick Albion Harry Mosher Wiscasset Venadella Mosher Loraine Heenie Kimma Snell Milton Given James H. Ames Jessie Massachusetts TU. Wallace Watertown Wallace Thewdernham Harvey Ames Santa Chrus Bath Boston Tac Lewiston Bangor Portland Cahill F. J. Thresher Division 5 Railway Mail Service Mark N. Leroy Cox Head Elbridge W. Morse Parker Plead Road Mr. Morse Samuel A. Myans Haydn Quartet of Nathaniel Perey Gilen M. Daley Edwin Wyman Perey Cemetery

Bridge approaches take shape as crew pours concrete

Throngs of spectators watch The Foundation Co. pour concrete for the Kennebec bridge highway approaches at Front and Vine streets. Forms rise into six foot wide walls with trenches dug 12 to 15 feet to form strong curbs. shore piers near completion with one encased in interlocking metal plates. The work promises an architecturally handsome bridge approach.

Front Vine Streets Foundation Co Kennebec Bridge Vine Street Front Street

Old Folks Home Receives Baby Grand Piano

The Old Folks Home in Bath was presented a Weber baby grand piano by Charles M. Lincoln of Montclair New Jersey a former Bath boy. Lincoln said he never gave away anything that gave him so much pleasure and the gift completes a scene in the home’s south parlor delighting guests. Mrs Edward W Dridgham hosted St Marys guild at the parish house on Oak street Monday night with 15 members present and crackers cheese and coffee served as plans were laid for the Christus tree.

Maine Central Railroad Seguin William DB Phagwelt Dethleherm Shipbuilding Corp Earier Joseph Thart Path Wir Mas Dhaggett Bath Pron Works, Ltd Charles M. Lincoln Montclair N. J Lincoln Edward W. Dridgham St. Mary's Quild Oak Street

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