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Bath Independent in Bath, Maine

29 Jan 1910

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Bath Independent

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Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1910

Page

2

Sea King to Return to Kennebec Amid Reminiscences

The Sea King, built in Bowdoinham in 1877 and later owned by Captain George Theobald and commanded by Captain Benjamin Adams and Captain George Getchell, is due to arrive in the Kennebec from the Pacific coast early next month. Former owners and crew plan to greet the ship, now aimed for coal barge confinement, while recalling its famed voyagess including a 20 day passage to Charleston with 284,000 bales of Sea Island cotton and a dramatic repairless collision near Chili.

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Bowdoinham Kennebec Kennebec River Pacific Coast Pacific Slope Sea King John Rideout Main Street George Theobald Richmond Benjamin Adams Bowdeinham George T. Getchell Rence Adams Charleston Sea Island Liverpool George Getehell Upper Main Street Getchell San Francisco Havre Philadelphia San Standard Charles W. Minott Phippsburg Getehell George Getchell Chili Iquibi Iquiki Goldedden
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Bath Merchants Association Plans Banquet With Governor Invited

At a Bath merchants meeting, a committee organized the annual banquet to be held at the Colonial Cafe next Wednesday with Governor Fernald invited. The association discussed a potential new industry, executive clemency for Charles W Morse, and committee work, with officers re elected and plans to enlarge membership.

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Bath Merchants’ Association Harry E. Stetson Harry C. Webber Augustus A. Percy Colonial Cafe Cahill Fernald Bath Charles W. Morse New York Atlanta
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Blessing of the New Bell at St. Mary's Bath

The new bell at St. Mary’s Church Bath was blessed Sunday by Rt. Rev. M. C. McDonough V G of Portland. Fr. Nelligan delivered the sermon and Fr. Phelan received praise for his pastoral work. The bell will ring first next Sunday and is placed in the tower today.

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St. Mary's Church M. C. McDonough V. G Portland Fr. McDonough Bath Nelligan Clary Portland Cathedral Carey Houlihan Lisbon Tranchmontagne Brunswick Phelan Cassidy McDonough Fr. Phelan Sisters of Mercy St. Mary’s Church Lewiston Maine New Morse High School Publc the &St. Mary's
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