Cabot Cotton Mill Addition Nears Occupancy in Brunswick
The Cabot cotton mill in Brunswick nears completion with occupancy set for March 1 1921. The 134 by 175 foot four story addition includes a tower and large elevator, uses cast iron columns and steel beams, and features a glass monitor roof and modern facilities.
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Brunswick
Cabot
Seattle
Wash
H. P. Cummings
Lockwood, Greene & Co
Boston
George P. Longfellow
Thomas J. Murphy & Co
Keating, Lynch & Woodward
Providence
R. 1
Eastern Bridge and Structural Co
Worcester
Mass
Rufus Deering Co
Portland
Otis Elevator Co
Horace Purinton Co
Waterville
William Storey
Chalmers Lumber Co
Auburn
Megquire & Spencer
Nashua
N. H
Maine
Bath clergyman in Washington praises Mt Pleasant district life
The Independent editor recalls his fourth winter living in Mt Pleasant Washington. He praises the area’s hills streets and parks noting Sixteenth Street legations and a Chinese embassy rumor. He contrasts city life with Boston and New York, mentions new buildings on Mt Pleasant Street and a bizarre Piggly Wiggly sign.
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the Independent
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Union Street
Bath
Washington Street
Cedar
Beacon
Beacon Street Hill
Hawlet
Kilbourne Place
Sixteenth Street
Legation
Park Stead and
Rock Creek
Potomac Pool
Boston
New York
Mt. Pleasant Street
Bowdoinham Girl Describes Tokyo Sunday School Rally
Miss Carrie H. Kendal writes from Mimani Shinagawa Tokyo describing the September Sunday School Rally and related events at the Oriental Theatre. She notes the burning of the great building, pageants led by Prof. Smith, large crowds, and a Korean priest’s testimony. The gathering included open meetings at the Y M C A and receptions for Japanese elites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Carrie H. Kendal
Bowdoinham
Tokyo
Mimani-Shinagawa
Walla
Tokyo Biblical Institute
S. S
Oriental Theatre
Augustus Smith
Houston
Brown
Aow
Korea
Christ
Biederwolf
Worden Stetson Church Wedding A Charming Affair
A Universalist church ceremony united Miss Misa Doria Louise Stetson and William Melbourne Worden with a traditional eight o’clock rites. Guests heard a Lohengrin March as the couple exchanged vows and rings, followed by a reception at 959 Middle Street and a two week honeymoon. Worden, an assistant manager at Chevrolet in Portland, and Miss Stetson, a Morse High and Leland Powers School alumna, presided over a generous social gathering with family from Bath, Bangor, Hartford, and Boston in attendance.
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Universalist Church
Misa Doria Louise Stetson
Harry Kb. Stetson
Middle Street
William Melbourne Worden
Portland
Willard M. Worden
Isanger
Lev. Francis A. Giray
Jack Shaw
Anna Morne
Madelyn Chase
Gladys Oli
Bath
Anna Fowler
Hartford
Mrs. Johnson
Dooler
Emma Lowell
Miss Anna Morse
Mrs. Worden
Marlboro
Vortland
Worden
Morse High School
Leland Powers School of Expression
Toston
Chevrolet Motor Co
Albert Johnson
Watertown
Mass
Bangor
Ralph Runge
Boston
Houghton McLellan
Former Bath boys thrive in Utah ranching success
Two Bath brothers Clinton and Adnaram Hagan own a 200 acre Utah ranch bought before the war. They enlisted, served overseas, and returned after peace to expand land holdings. The Hagan family spans the globe with Capt. Proctor Hagan and Mrs. Hagan in Gibraltar awaiting repairs after a wreck, while Mark and Lewis serve in the U S Army and Navy respectively. Judge Harold E K Cook visited Bath Friday.
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Bath Boys
Clinton
Adnaram Yxngans
Proctor Iagan
Utah
United States
Bath
Hagan
Proctor Hagan
Gibraltar
Sita
Mark
U.S. Army
Eetina
Turkey
Library meeting keeps Sewall as president amid protest
At the Patten Pree Library annual meeting Hon Harold M Sewall offered his resignation to be replaced by a more engaged officer but the group voted to keep him for a year. The gathering elected new corporators and heard 1920 library figures showing growth in volumes to 24384 with 717 added and 199 net loss after wear theft and scarlet fever cuts.
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Patten Pree Library Corporation
Harold M. Sewall
Sewall
Charles H. Cahill
Margaret J. Adams
John A. Morse
Paul Dresser
Fred JD. Hill
Charles C. Low
Margaret ER. Foote
Zachariah Jellison
Brooklyn
Jellison
Charlote G. Harvard
Walter S. Glidden
Yeas
Pres. Sewall
James S. Lowell
Joseph M. Trott
Charles WP. Wetherbee
Ernest I. Kelley
Charles Cy Low
Warren E. Kershner
Charles J. Cahill
Owen J. Ledyard
Charles A. Harriman
Oliver Moses
Arthur J. Dinton
Edmund V. Briggs
Ernest F. Kelley
Charles RR. Donnell
Walter S. Russell
Arthur K. Purington
Edward W. Larrabee
William T. Hall
Frank B. Nichols
Charles P. Wetherbee
Frederick E. Drake
James Bimson
David L. Wilson
George WT. Davenport
Charles D. Clarke
Henry W. Owen
Patten Free Library
Margaret, R. Foote
New City Stables and Garage Near Occupancy in Bath
The Bath city project on North street extension progresses toward completion, with architect Cel rie Reynolds and contractor Cedric Reynolds delivering a modern stable, garage and wagon shed. Cost预计 $15,000 to $17,000, heavy concrete foundations, water and sewer systems, and a two-story garage housing five trucks, offices, heating, and a dance-floor-like wood floor. The complex forms an H shape, includes a 16-stall barn, hay storage, and sanitation features to meet fire and health standards.
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Celrie Reynolds
New City
City of
Bath
Lincoln Street
Druid Park
Reynolds
Austery J Wg
Cyrus Reynolds
Scott Golden
Harry M. Huse
Cedric Reynolds
Scott Golder
Cahill
Robinson Lane
Wilbur C Oliver
Joeality
Former Bath Boy Receives Honors for Valor
Lieut. George S. Dole the son of Rev. George Henry Dole of Wilmington Del formerly Bath pastor has been awarded the Distinguished Service Cross on two Navy citations for actions at Durazzo and in rescuing Americans from North Russia at the Dwina river mouth. He now teaches at Milton Academy after prewar service.
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George S. Dole
George Henry Dole
Wilmington
Del
New Church of
Bath
United States Navy
Durazzo
North Russia
Dwina River
Milton Academy
Milton
Mass
Dole
Hoth
Yale University
Yale
Louis A. Dole
London
Fryeburg
Thomas Hyde Dole
Royal Air Force of Great Britain
George
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Nation's Capital
Rev. O. W. Folsom
Dolls’ Hospital
Sarah Louise
Margaret
Freddie
Peerless Rock Creek Park
Piggly-Wiggly Store
Bowdoinham Girl
Carrie H. Kendall
Stetson
Harold EK. Cook of
Gardiner
Library Meeting
Mr. Sewall
Librarian's Report
North Street
New City Barn
Johnson Bros Co
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