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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1929

Page

4

Sea Explorers Hardened to Perils of the Deep

The Carnegie Institution of Washington's 155 foot non magnetic ship Carnegie completes the North Atlantic leg of a three year cruise planned to cover over 100000 miles. Captain J P Ault reports weather tests perils and the collection of bottom ooze plankton diatoms copepods and small fishes. The voyage advances through tropical Pacific waters west of South America as the ship relies on sails with limited engine use.

Washington Carnegie J. P. Ault Department of Terrestrial Magnetism Carnegie Institution of Washington Ault Institution North Atlantic Spitzbergen Antarctic Pacific South America

Bath City Hospital elects officers and corporators

Henry C. Wright was re elected president of Bath City hospital at the annual meeting. L Eugene Thebeau was re elected vice president. Miss Lillian C Miller became secretary and Frederic H Low treasurer. Trustees for three years: William S Newell Henry A Magoun Hubert H McJarty Charles H Cahill Rodney E Ross and others. The supply committee report by Mrs Belle Welch was accepted and numerous corporators named.

Henry C. Wright Bath City Hospital Corporators L. Eugene Thebeau Lillian C. Miller Frederic H. Low William S. Newell Henry A. Magoun Hubert H Mc Jarty Charles H. Cahill Rodney E. Ross Jesse Donnell John A. Morse Mary F. Gibbons William D. Sewall Belle Welch Ralph W. Bragg Sidney L. Eaton Karcher S. Jackson Robert E. Gordon Herbert D. Maxwell Charles C. Low John J. Desmond Henry W. Butler Margaret R. Foove R. Clinton McFadden Walter M. Potter William L. Skelton J. Edward Hughes Lewis E. Wilson Warren E. Kershner Clarence E. Peaslee Margaret D. Richardson P. M. Olm O. M. Redion Mark W. Hennessey Priscilla Magoun Ralph K. Hall Fred H. Lord Henry Biggins Roscoe P. McFadden John H. Hyde Belle Foote Katherine N. Loach Emma G. Small Clare M. Coonuftles Edward W. Hyde Martha Foote John Freeman Arthur Larrabee Samuel Belanger Andrew M. Butterfield John P. Carey Jr Frank A. Small Charles Cushing Charlotte Gorrie John Houghton Harry C. Webber Arthur J. Dunton

Manley Performed Good Service In Uncle Sam's Navy

The U S S Manley earned a wound stripe during World War I and fought in dangerous escort duties near Queenstown and Scapa Flow. After joining the Atlantic Fleet in 1917 she collided with H M S Montagua and weathered depth charge explosions that wounded many aboard. She stood out as one of Bath Iron Works swift destroyers and helped escort convoys and hunt submarines in war zones.

Germany Manby Navy Atlantic Fleet York River Virginia Malley Lynnhaven Roads Ninth Battleship Division New York Wyoming Florida Delaware Scapa Flow Scotland Grand Fleet Manley Queenstown Destroyer Flotilla Four Caldwell Craven Gwin Connor Stockton U. S Wainwright Rowan Ericsson Aylwin Wilkes Cushing Mons Moon Bluebell Manners Allen Nantwen Alien Bath Liverpool O'Brien Shaw Benham Caldwel Conyngham Leviathan Montagua

Court in session for January term at Sagadahoc

Sagadahoc County Grand Jury met Tuesday noting brevity as two cases were considered, one indictment returned for Charles Wallace of Bath on illicit liquor manufacture, while other Sagadahoc Supreme Court actions involved auto collision cases. Bath Rotary hosted a double program with Capt. Corkum praising Bath shipbuilding and Bath Iron Works amid tables of local lawyers and civic leaders.

Sagadahoc County Charles Wallace Bath Supreme Court Charles J. Dunn Orono Charles M. Tubbs Ralph O. Dale Harry FE. Stetson Alton P. Reed Georgetown Hubert H. McCarty John C. Preble Richmond Harry E. Whitehouse John G. Reed Woolwich Loring D. Small West Bath Walter W. Smith Giles A. Batchelder Bowdoin Ralph C. Covel Walter M. Cox Topsham William A. Delloff Milton Given Bowdoinham Jesse Good Elton H. Phinney Arrowsie Fred J. Lakin Paul A. Gregware Gregware Lakin Dunn Sagadahoc Supreme Court Howard W. Bridgham Jennie M. Allen Ludger Morin Lewiston Eugene Bridges Mary UL. Bridges John M. Cunningham Lena H. Cunningham Joseph B. Fortin Dunn and Pattangall John P. Carey, Jr Edward W. Bridgham Herbert J. Connell Portland Edgar J. Goodwin Elizabeth P. Goodwin Charles F. Bennett Whitefield John J. Ke Arravelle R. Averill Et Als Kingman Parke, Austin & Linscomb Inc Dr. I. C. Irish William R. Bowie Phippsburg Elmer FE. Melvitire East Livermore George H. Avery Clarence J. Avery Jefferson George W. Heselton Gardiner Herbert E. Hielmes U.S John B. Thombes

Superintendent's Report 19th Annual by Miss Helen Downing

The 19th annual report of Superintendent Miss Helen V Downing is presented with continuation noted on page seven.

Helen V. Downing

Construction Program No Strain On Finances

State Auditor B D Hayford reported 680000 of 801152 in surplus funds used for new construction at state institutions with no strain on finances. Projects include a new wing at Bangor State Hospital and nurses home at Augusta State Hospital, Central Maine Sanitarium at Fairfield, and reforms at Pownal State School. World war debt reduced to 1514000 with plans for full liquidation by May 1, 1937. Portland State Pier income for year ended June 30, 1928 was 154840.

B. D. Hayford State Hospital Bangor Augusta State Hospital Central Maine Sanitarium Fairfield Ormatory State Reformatory Pownal State School Portland

Topsham Grangers Present a Gavel at Regular Meeting

Topsham Grange held its regular meeting Saturday evening with 95 present. E C Patten presented the grange with a gavel used since 1914 to install officers. After the program, the Ladies' aid sold candy, and agriculture notes urged liberal feeding of young calves and use of pulps with proper spraying equipment to disinfect stables.

Topsham Grange E. C. Patten Grange Sister Patten Frank Todd Alfred Rackley Fred Mosely J. P. Hayward

For Sale Or To Let Modern Homes In Sunset Park

For sale or to let modern homes with five and six rooms and bath. Location Sunset Park Bath Maine. See Mr Eseley at corner High and Oliver Streets Sunset Park for details.

Bath Sunset Park Eseley Corner High Oliver Streets Maine

Electric fixtures for Bath City Hall ready for installing

The Davenport memorial city hall receives new electrical fixtures via Central Maine Power Co. The ornate auditorium lights, corridor and room lighting, a ship wheel centerpiece, and decorative mayoral and council chamber fittings promise a bright, pleasing effect. Imported dark marble borders, folding doors, and a working elevator enhance the building. Weather vane restored after gale damage. gilded ship model stands out. Delays in materials push back a public opening and dedication date.

Davenport Memorial City Hall Central Maine Power Co Davenport Cansekept

Former Woolwich Man Placed Under Arrest

Rev. William Calder, formerly of Woolwich, is arrested in Webster Massachusetts on a statutory charge. The complainant is Mrs. Bertha C. Hadlow, a Dudley Bible Institute maid. The warrant stems from a 4 year old complaint. Calder left for Nova Scotia and returned this month. He shouted Hallelujah as he was taken to the police station. He is held on $2,000 bail for Webster district court.

William Calder Woolwich Webster Mass Bertha C. Hadlow Dudley Bible Institute Dudley Calder Nova Scotia

Likes Golden State But Loves Maine Editor the Independent

A reader from West Bath Maine writes in praising the Independent for its Bath coverage and homefolk progress. He notes fond memories from Bath and West Bath, congratulates on a new bridge, and mentions five and a half years living in California appreciating its opportunities.

Golden State Maine the Independent Bath West Bath A. E. Rich California

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