Bath society notes full of travels and visitors
Mr and Mrs F B Nichols depart by auto for Florida with stops in Boston and New York before boarding a Clyde Mallory steamer to Jacksonville. Their son in law Paul Niven will join in Miami to drive back. Many Bath residents and visitors are mentioned with trips, hospital stays, entertainments, and engagements, including anniversaries, weddings, and club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Nichols
Florida
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Boston
Jacksonville
Paul K. Niven
Brunswick
Miami
F B Nichols
Ideateees
Stachen Betta
Maine
New Hampshire
Nichols Saeed
Touraine
Harold Conley
Penelope
Park Street
Bath Iron Works insurance costs and 1939 safety spend
The Bath shipyard notes 1939 insurance at 32069.32 dollars with nearly 10000 more for safety, plus costs for respirators hospital and entertainment. Employee wage losses reach about 50000 dollars with 90 percent of accidents due to carelessness. Political races show 32 of 56 mayoral and ward candidates are Iron Works employees across wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treas
L. Eugené Thebeau
Thebeau
Gopes Ests Noguees
Hospital
C.cka
Balariesere
Wraeree
Bath
Ion Works
Iron Works Yard Produces Notable Navy Vessels
The yard is famed for superior ships with the U S S Sims and USS Hughes delivered in 1939 hailed by officials as unexcelled in their class. It built the first triple expansion marine for the yacht Meteor, and the Dahlgren, Craven topped 30 knots in 1899. The Navy’s first turbine driven vessel was the Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.S. Sims
U. S. Navy
Dahlgren and
Craven
Chester
Historic Bath Iron Works pageant of ships and ships' fate
A history of Bath Iron Works highlights major vessels built at the plant including the 1908 all steel 190-foot Aletes and the S S Camden second turbine driven passenger steamer, plus the Wadsworth destroyer. It notes aluminum hull experiments, Ranger victory in 1937, and various accidents among workers while detailing yacht sales and the Aletes’ uncertain future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Camden
Iron Works
Hyde Windlass
Kennebec
Seaboard Navigation Co
Duncan McInnes
Hyde Windlass Dock
Aletes
The
Placida
Sylvia
Gielow
Tradione
Shipfitters Mutual Benefit Association Planned March First
The Shipfitters Mutual Benefit Association aims to operate March 1 to aid members in sickness or accident. Charter members pay $1 initial, then 50 cents weekly for five weeks. benefit rate is $10 weekly for five weeks. Officers and trustees listed, with board expansion from shipyard, funds deposited locally, no assessments while balance stays. Death benefits include floral offerings. operation contingent on iron conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Holmson
Harold Boutin
Fred Chaney
Assembly
Leslie Rancour
Alex Burgess
Shipyard
Board of Trustees
Bath city news notes and social events headline
Mrs. Edgar Leavitt led a Genesta chapter meeting at the Masonic temple with Aikenhead Small and Leonard serving refreshments. A new class will be initiated March 1 with a supper at 6 30 preceding a meeting. James Blake faced assault charges in municipal court with a suspended 30 day sentence and six months probation. Aerie of Eagles plans a 15 candidate initiation next Friday. Plant holiday observed at Bath Iron Works for Washington’s Birthday. Founders Day observed by Dike P. T. A. tonight with program and social. A local mystery tale hints at an Iron Works employee connected to his unknown birth parents and a possible future development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Works
Pres. Newell
John R. Newell
George B. Connard
A. Preston Haskell
Richard
David Tabor
Council
Mr. Tabor
Thomas W. Hyde
Edward W. Hyde
United States Shipbuilding Co
Gen. Hyde
John S. Hyde
William T. Cobb
W. S. Newell
New York
Walter S. Wyman
Central Maine Power Co
New England Public Service Corp
Keyes Fibre Co
Bath Iron Works Corp
Mr. Newell
Archibald M. Main
L. Fugene Thebeau
Edgar D. Leavitt
Genesta Chapter
O. E
Masonic Temple
Thomas Aikenhead
Harold P. Small
Catherine E. Leonard
James Blake
Woolwich
E. Leroy Black
Gardiner R. Deering
Kennebec County
Augusta
Blake
Ellery Doyle
Black
Cere
Water Street
Aerie of Eagles
Alexander Burges’, Jr
The
Aerie
Edward Whitehouse
Walter I. Norton
Fred L. Stover
Edward J. Lee
Washington
Dike P. T. A
North End
Lillian Fadden
H. W. Crocker
John M. Conley
Clifford B. Wilband
Frederick B. Kittridge
Maine
Navy
John Smith
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Eliot
Mary O'Brien
Federal Power Commission
Washington, D. C
Lillian Lement
Joseph O'Brien
Lincoln Street
Robert Wallace
Lewiston
Edwin E Pinson, Jr
Edwin 3d
Wyman Dam
Pinson
Charles A Soule
Pike Stuart
Cape Elizabeth
Nellie McCricheon
Winter Street
Memorial Hospital
Thomas Donaldson
Middle Street
Prederick FE. Drake, Jr
Washington Street
Framingham
Carlo Bianchi
Teste Yiage
Smith
High Street
Betty Swanton
Springford, Mass
Carl R. Stone
Sewall 2d
Loyal F. Sewall
North Co.way
N. H
Wealthy Colby
Topsham
W . Perr
Crescent Street
Fred D. Hill
Corey Hill Hospital
Lahey Clinic
Pimvilis Mithell
Whitman Mitchell
Milan Street
Portland
Charles E. Cote
Bailey
New England Club
Princeton
Harvard Club
Fred N. Sanborn
Frida
Evewre
Bostoi
That City
Wiliam P. Hatch
Green Street
Geriling
Bascary
Haskell
Bey Valentine
Pants
Betcel
Heience Cat
Afbeau
Oise
Eytre
Elizabeth Hasford
Evelyn
Norio
Seterst
Groian Blan
Greenwich
Ruth Thompson
Rasan
Carh
Sosa
Am Auxiliary
Betis
Crosby Insular. Co
Legion
Child Welfare Committee
Kerwin Butcher
Upper
Togus
Edward G. Waters
Rachel L. Scott
Corliss Street
Frederick P. Moffatt
Scott
Isabelle T. Kennedy
Marilyn Turner
Estelle McCate
Doris H. Hutchins
Lillian Clark
Ruth L. Clark
Alice Coleman
Eileen Piper
Shirley Miller
Beulah Pratt
June Stover
Freeland King
Silas E. Plant
Raymond E. Watson
Franciss. McPherson
Ralph W. Bragg
North Street
Joseph Oliver
West Lynn
Mass
Fernando Hutchins
Carleton Trott
Day's Ferry
Oliver
Edna M. Stoll
Marguerite M. Lemont
West Bath
Hotel Touraine
Hobart F. Ames
Dummier Street
Russell Kenney, Jr
Washinson Street
Beryl Cleved
Hallowell
San Francisco
Herbert R. Fuller
United
Fuller
Beth
Ames
John Atwood
Joan, Jr
Cushing Avenue
Dorchester
Mr. Atwood
Charlestown Navy Yard
Sadie Leeman
Gordon Lewis
Wiscasset
Gail Laughlin
Jeremiah Kennedy
Lamoine
Sumner Sewall
Washing Street
Sewall
Rodney Ef, Ross
Vero Beach
Fla
Mavor
Donald N. Small
June Varney
the Semorial Hospital
Franklyn Willis Morse
Sherman L. Morse
Mary Elizabeth Boyden
Ira Boyden
Eastport
Wilhelmina Boyden
Edwin R. Andrews
Maurice O. Ripley
Middletown
Conn
Almon Ripley
Almon Rip- Lincolnville
Patricia Sewall
Bradford Junior College
Edward Sewall
Hich Street
Wilfred Gaudet
Maurice Skaling
Paul Buckley
Les Rewe
Philadelphia
Percy William. Waters
Wiliam Furpie
Mies
A. Wet Saabs
Rjorieé Cole
Mapaasset
Lone Island
Lie Djgeery
Myre
George Stuke
Mary F
Mye
Freder
Odiake
Walington
Washington Reps
Clifford Wilband
Roger Pierce
William Congdon
Ralph Wright
Lydia Atwood
Carleton Andrews
Allen Atwood
Norman Chase
Eva Mason
Dover Foxcroft
Thimble Club
Leon Sonia
Beacon Street
LeForrest Coombs
St. Valentine
Fenton I. Moore
Roland McIntosh
Elmer Blake
Chester MacKenzie
Raymond Palmer
Walter James
Lucy G. Rogers
Robert Jewell
Earl Coombs
Marjorie Blake
Falmouth
Arthur Sonia
Louis Allain
High Street Court
Henry T. B. Leeman
Somerset Place
George W. Fletcher
Charles Savage, Jr
Gardiner
Maurice W. Ziblatt
Jack Smith
Morris Cohen
Marvy Brown
Zibatt
Ziblatt
Markson Bros
Paul Tiemer
Summit, N. J
Willam S. Newell
Mary O. Sprague
Lucinda T. Sprague
Oak Street
Bates College
Miss Sprague
Mechanic Falls High School
Morse High School
Sodantas Latina
Mary Perry
Tns
Wellesley, Moss
Edward J. Perry
West Center Street
Frank FE. Barker
Beady Street
Joleen Patricia
Barker
Hyde Windlass Co
Brunswick High School
Frederick H. Kimball
Eastland
Frederick Bradeen
Essex
William R. Freeman
Westfield
N. J
Charles T. Henderson
Upper High Street
Edwin W. Haggett
Lula Herbert
Everett G. Lemont
Thornton Henderson
Melvin Henderson
Henderson
Marian Fairhurst
South Street
Frederick Henderson
Andrews Road
Valentine
Louise Smiley
Norman Adams
Fred Thompson
Dorothy Thompson
Arthur Gilley
Marjorie Smiley
David L. Wilson
James A. Clappison
Club Garret
A Duncan Pragg
Ruth H. Robinson
Robert Lambie
Cynthia M Lemoine
Barbara Footer
Edith Mackinnon
Henrieita
Barbara Fisher
Berry Mills
Naushon Island
Woods Hole
Alonzo G. Fisher
North End Social Club
Park’street
Arthur Gilmore
Edward LeMoine
Howard Rogers
Athons
Charles MacDonald
Bernice Hosmer
Attleboro
William W. Hosmer
Beau
New
Robert H. Haskell
Carl J. Severin
Emerson B. Glidden
Shipfitter
Danford A. MacDonald
Jesse W. Allen
Leon Gerthner
William 8. Blair
Charles K. Thayer
Alexander Burgess, Jr
Alfred A. Parks, Jr
Clarence Jean
Donald Cromwell
Joseph Marchetti
Albert L. King
James Miller
Edward Bourget
Edward Footer
David Mullin
Richard Haskell
John E. Mullaney
William H. Daley
Joseph A. Robinson
Rexford B. Stover
John Leonard
Thatcher B. Pinkham
Ernest G. Kingsbury
Ardenne Snowdon
Democratic Council
Dean R. Bonney
William Plummer
Charles L. Haggett
Tin Shop Council
Roland F. Hill
Venient
Bob
C.I.O
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Bradford Belanger
John J. Gallant
Myrlyn L. Worcester
George W Sawyer
Archibald L. Pennell
Pascagoula, Miss
Ingalls Shipbuilding Co
Pascagoula
Harry ©. Cooke
Willowstreet
Ingalls
Maritime Commission
Harry
Bethlehem Steel Co
Pliant
Sparrows Point
Hotel Phoenix
Sam Lakin
George Millett
Henry “Frenchy” Paquet
Major Bowes
Frenchy
Churchill Lake
U. S. Coast Guard and Lighthouse Service
Navy Building
United States Navy
Wadsworth
J. Pierpont Morgan
Ranger
Endeavour I
Eugene N. Whitten, Jr
Employes’ Safety Committee
Harold N. Adams
Mr. Whitten
David P. Mullin
Safety Department
Mullin
Everett Rice
Edmund Ford
Neil MacDougall
Bob Ripley
Alfred Back
Mr. Back
Irving Varney
Carpenters
Albert Thompson
Thompson
Edward Kenniston
Southend
Leon Grace
Oliver Street
Grace
House of Correction
Llewellyn Holbrook
Cummings Street
Sagadahoc
City Hall