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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1913

Page

4

Bath Plans Park Drive and Armory Along Whiskeag Stream

A Bath citizen proposes converting Whiskeag stream banks into a scenic city park with a dam and stocked ponds, linking to the North Bath road for easy access. He cites natural beauty, craggy boulders, and cost savings from existing property, estimating under $2000 for the Rogers saw mill area and a minor Hagan property purchase.

Bath New England The Independent Lovers’ Retreat Brunswick Sewall House Sewall Purchase Bath Road Rogers Hagan Sewall Brunswick Road

Settlers and Indians Shape Bowdoinham and Topsham History

A historical overview traces Bowdoinham and Topsham ties from 1658 with Brothers Thomas and James Gyles and early settlers along Muddy River. It notes slaveholding in the area, notable Indians like Worumbo and Mugg, brutal frontier conflicts during King Philip’s War, and enduring Native place names such as Androscoggin and Anuscogan.

Topsham Brunswick Thomas James Gyles York Muddy River Fulton's Point Yeang Bagadisset

Early Morning Ferry Additions For Summer Schedule

Captain Cass of the Hoekomock ferry suggests starting service earlier in the day and adding a second crew to extend hours. He notes summer travelers from the Boston steamers and motorists are frustrated by an early last trip, and running until ten at night could boost auto travel.

Pejepscot Brunswick Falls Hoekomock Coss The Independent Boston Cass

Good Roads Meeting At Grace Church Club

Grace church Mens Club hosts a Monday meeting with Bath Merchants Association county officials and city leaders as guests. John Clark Scates of Portland will speak on roads. program includes music lunch and a talk on good roads. Also notes Portland pow er boat fires caused a $40,000 loss, including the Davy Jones owned by Holman F. Day.

Men's Club of Grace Church Bath Merchants’ Association County Commissioners The Street and Sewer Board Mayor Small John Clark Scates Portland Scates New England Davy Jones Holman F. Day

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