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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1925

Page

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Red Cross Dance Brims With 1925 New Year Cheer

Bath's New Year Dance at the Y M C A gym drew 150 patrons who kept the music going past 2 a m with Grindell’s syncopators delivering lively Paul Jones dances. Pearl Oliver wowed guests with toe ballet and a headstand encore, as committee plans a Jan 30 event follow this successful evening.

Bathita John Grindell Paul Jones Jol Grindell Bunny Stanwood Reginald Stacy George Field Ralph Small Paul Jones Fox George William 5. Nowell Edward W. Hyde Harold W. DeLong John Melanie Frederick B. Drake Pearl Oliver Prof. Bickford Portland Frederick E. Drake Seth Mullin Thomas S. Gibbens KE. Motley Fuller John 2B. Crosby Arthur

Bath Iron Works Secures Two Yacht Contracts

Bath Iron Works Ltd announces two yacht contracts, a 62 foot speed cruiser for Charles K. F. McCann of the New York Yacht Club and a Seawanhaka Schooner for Frank L. Crocker. The bid news notes Bath’s competitive pricing on U S Coast Guard patrol boats and lists bidders and amounts, with Bath ranked among the lower bidders. Red Cross chapter elections and a long report from Bath highlighted community service and progress.

Bath Iron Works Ltd Bath Seawanhaka Sound Charles KE. F. McCann N. Y. Yacht Club Clifford Brokaw New York Yacht Club Cox & Stevens Frank L. Crocker Bath Tron Works Ltd United States Coast Guard Defoe Boat and Motor Works Bay City Mich Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co Bath Iron Works, Ltd W. E. Thomas C Co Norfok Sun Shipbuilding Co Chester New York Shipbuilding Corp Camden N. J Newport News Shipbiding & Lynset Newport News W. FE Thoms & Clo Norfolk, Va Jath Tron Works Maine Federal Shipbidg & YD New York City Warwick Machine Co. Co

Nature Places Bridge Across the Kennebec

The bridge across the Kennebec between Bath and Woolwich is settled without war department approval or legislative debate. It supposedly rests on New Year’s morning, described as formed by nature itself, near Winslow's ledges at Kelley Spear’s yard. Miss Emily Spinney of Westbrook recently returned from Boston and visited Mr and Mrs Harry Moulton.

War Department Kennebec Bath Woolwich Nacure Winslow Kelley, Spears Emily Spinney Westbrook Foi Toston Harry Moulton Oak Street

All Maine Craft with Maine Cargo Sails from Portland

The steamship Maine sailed from Portland with a Maine crew and Maine cargo bound for the West Coast. Capt Ralph S Hatch of Round Pond commanded the vessel built in Bath in 1917 by The Texas Steamship Co. and piloted out by Capt Willis Wade of Waidoboro.

Portland All Maine Maine Bath Texas Steamship Co Ralph S. Hatch Round Pond Addie P. McFadden Willis Wade Waidoboro

Proposed Kennebec Dam at Winslow Rocks Plan

A bill may be introduced to charter a dam across the Kennebec at Winslow Rocks three miles above Bath. The upper portion would carry railroad and highway bridges with locks for ship traffic. The engineer behind the road-dam project asserts feasibility and pledge of completion.

Kennebec Winslows Rocks Bath

Councillor Baxter Completes Eight Years in County and State

Rupert F Baxter member of the executive Council from the third district left for Augusta to attend final meetings before the new council is sworn in. He has served eight years of public service including three terms in the senate where he was a leading figure and a strong advocate for constituents across the county. His election to the executive council two years ago extended his influence throughout the district. His withdrawal from public life is widely regretted.

Bath American Red Cross Langdon T. Snipe Edwin Dodge Hardin John J. Keegan John JL. V. Burke Hubert H. McCarty Robert B. Hatch Seth Mullin James BE. Lockery William Jack Elizabeth R. Moses Jane S. Murphy Carolyn Moses Vaul Dresser IX. W. Larrabee I. H. Kimball J. Albert Redlon Frederick KB. Drake Viola Hogan Harriet Ledyard Eugene M. Desmond Thomas 5. Gibbons Carroll A. Deering Willian “. Newel Henry F. Bautler Grace Dickinson N. Gratz Jackson Leland R Red Cross Ada R. Crockett Harod W. De-Long Keegan S.S. Mullin Paul Dresser Virginia Paine Harold Dee Long BE. W. Slyde Lession Red Cross Information Service Commodore Longfellow F. Bk. Drake Tecelpe ROG I Edith Peckhat Frances Webster Etree Ar Red Curtis Smith Portland Low Park Street Rupert Fl Baxter Augusta Baxter Senate Tie Geilstrup Center Street Acadia Lodge KX. of V Lowell Temple Hall of Lincoln Lodge of Odd Fellows Edward C Chandler Chandler William Mann Edward F. Gowell Berwick Edgar J. Brown Waterville George TH. Welch

Annual Pound Party at Old Ladies' Home

The Old Ladies' Home held its New Year’s Day Silver Tea and Pound Party from 3 to 5 pm. Guests toured the house, visited residents, and were greeted by Mrs. Dunton and Mrs. Barker. Music provided by Ruth Green, Mabel Whitten, and Elsie Wakefield. Mrs. Cahill led arrangements. A generous sum and supplies were donated to support the Home for the coming year.

Old Ladies’ Home Arthur. J. Dunton Byron F. Barker Miriam Kimball Hare Pwitchell Haddonfield N. J Charles C. Low Ruth Green Mabel Whitten Elsie Wakefield Wilber G. Cahill

Bath Hearing Clears City Officials in Alcohol Disappearance

Mayor Irish and the Bath aldermen held an extended hearing into the loss of three gallons of alcohol from the city marshal's storage room. The panel concluded the city marshal and Bath police were exonerated, while ex-Sheriff Oliver accused an inside job and pressed the case toward the police department.

Bath Irish Wilbur C. Oliver Thomast Rexpolds Cits Oliver Police Department City Hall Chester C. Aderton John W. Gilmore John A. Small Night Force Rupert Miller Horace Pottle Elwell Pinkham Melville Rice Hil Supreme Court Hall Charles I. Witham Augusta Thomas E. Reynolds Marsharl Mets Frank Reynolds Man Owl Tibet Reynolds Harry Thompson Harry Ivish Keegan Kateon King and Water Mrteon Mars Dee Shal J. Rackley Anhether George Allen Charles F. Witham de Imarshal Marshal Thiat Mr. Witham

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