William R Wilson four master launches at Bath yard today
The midwinter launching of the four mast schooner William R Wilson occurs at the G G Deering yard at the Bath South End at noon. Miss Doris Stetson will christen the vessel with roses and pinks as Boston party guests and ship officials attend.
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Gi. G. Deering Company
William R. Wilson
G. G. Deering Company
Wilson
Doris Stetson
Harry E. Stetson
Boston
Bath
Deering
John S. Deering
Chaney Robbins
Charles S. Colby
John A. Smith
William A. McNeil
James H. Cameron
Sparmaker
Harry S. Lord
Robert H
John C. Haines
Horatio L. Baker
Ellen Lincoln
Lydia M. Deering
John S. Ames
William C. Tanner
Wesley M Oler
Edwin R. Hunt
David P. Davis
Lewis H. Goward
Edward E. Barry
Henry O. Barrett
Malcolm B. Seaver
Mary F. Barrett
Fairfield
Gardiner G. Deering
Dorothy B. Barrett
Elisha Atkins
Mr. Deering
Si Owen a trusted baggage master of the Boston steamboat line
Longtime Kennebec and Boston steamers employee Si Owen, famed for courtesy, handles delays and mislanded trunks with tact. This winter he oversees boats tied in Bath and guards the City of Augusta, with Islander and Gardiner ships planned to land in Bath. A story mix notes gossip, local business ventures, and community life around Bath, Brunswick, and nearby towns. Fred Wallace of Small Point suffers a shotgun misfire risking eyesight. he is hospitalized after a strenuous return home and prior incidents include his son Herbert’s foot amputation from a gun accident.
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Boston
Si Owen
Boothbay
Augusta
Kennebec
Gardiner
Kimball Brothers
Tron
Boothbay Harbor
Bath Tron Works
Conern
Bath
Fred Wallace
Small Point
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Wallace
Maine
Herbert Wallace
Mrs Shepard Wins Land Damage Case in Bath
Mrs Mary J Shepard of Washington street won a land damage case against the city over land taken for Wesley lane. A commission including Charles A Coombs F W Carleton and Charles V Minott Jr awarded her 190 plus costs after appeals and hearings. The commission’s final report was accepted by both sides following a week of hearings and witness testimony. The Bath area reports a bright gasoline boat prospect for spring after a quiet winter.
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Mary J. Shepard
Washington Street
Wesley Lane
Charles A. Coombs
F. W. Carleton
Charles V. Minott, Jr
New Streets
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People’s Column
U. C
H Smith
Count Witte
J H Smith
Mass
Chiropody Association
Nion Street
Lynn
Hotel
Phoenix
Arthur Sewall
Dstf
Joseph White
Drummond Cutt Phippsburg
Ana We Covel's
Bata Po
Montana
N & W C Covel’s
R A Hodgdon
Five Islands
Jobber’s
John M Clark
Conducted BY
Wm. C. Chadbourne
Front St
Tel
Fulton’s
Arela
Iedeishem
F.P. Sprague
Front Street
Bath, Me
Room
William H. Small
Charies Lederer
Kievers
Shur
Shur-On
Charles A. Harriman
William T. Donnell
Sea Queen
J. N. Orne
Ocean Belle
White Eagle
Dauntless
Oceanus
E. L. Rowe
William Foye
Herbert M. Rogers
Lizzie
Gatherer
Nimbus
Golden Hind
Houghton Yard
Hagan
Hyde Windlass Company
John McDonald
The
Independent
Washington
New York
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Bach
Massachusetts
Harvard
Baxter Box
Brunswick
Bowdoin College
Bowdoin
Republican State Committee
Seth Carter
Lewiston
Yacht Club
Mrs. Shepard
Gem Jr
Johnson Bros
Donnell’s
Www
R. Donnell
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