Bath area notes on industry and community events
The Bath Bay area reports riveters at Bath Iron Works using new safety goggles amid P and IM B rites. Lectures on poultry breeding at Bailey School. illness at People's Church with Rev Greenwood preaching. A five masted schooner at G G Deering yard to be planked in Feb and launched in March. Capt Nash to command Gardiner Deering schooner M J McCormick, and John Porter of Winchester buying Capt Trainor farm for greenhouse use. City officials visit New York with talks on future prosperity. Epidemic illness noted. dentists report a tooth boom. Bath Y M C A juniors defeat Lisbon Falls 32 5. Portland Automobile Show Feb 21-36 in new Exposition Building. Park League: B S W tops Elmhursts 1299-1183. A. Sewall yard lease by Texas Co sparks civic optimism.
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A. Evans
People’s Church
Greenwood
G. G. Deering Co
B. L. Nash
Gardiner G. Deering
M. J. McCormick
Capt. Trainor
West Bath
John Porter
Winchester
Mass
Porter
George B. Drake
Marine Department
Thomas Spence
Texas Co
New York
Bath
Fall River
John Fitzgerald
Bangor
Maude J. Soliett
Lynn
Curtis
Y.M.C.A
Lisbon Falls
Perkins
Cummings
Holbrook
Curran
Thistle
Portland Automobile Show
Portland Automobile Dealers’ Association
B.S.W
Blmhursts
Elmhursts
B.sw
M. Oliver
Duley
H. Oliver
A. Sewall & Co
The
New England
Mixed Maine community notes and coastal business updates
A Maine town page reports on church events, a mayoral start date, and evangelist Greenwood's ongoing meetings. It notes ice harvest near Merrymeting Bay, a Portland funeral, ship adrift recoveries, and continuing People’s Church meetings. Maritime contracts in Boothbay Harbor and a Rockland schooner change of command are described along with farm real estate moves involving J Elihu Root Kernzmann. Local sports include Morse High tally, and Boothbay Register previews a large barge contract for Lynn and Boston Express. The state breeder directory will be updated with cattle, sheep and horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S. 8. Corp
Times
Virginia
Messrs
Haggett and Clark
Jones Eddy
Evangelist Greenwood
People’s Church
Boothbay Harbor
Townsend Marine Railway Co
U. S Fish Hatchery
Townsend Railway
Murphy
Tennants Harbor
Rockland
New York City
Sarah J. Swett
Sandensé
Fred Stilphen, Richardson Sr
A. Evans
People’s Baptist Church
Fred Stilphen
Harmon Orr
George Burnham
Artemus Libby
Oak Grove Cemetery
Y.M.C.A
Morse
Lincoln Academy
Lincoln
Morse Assembly Hall
Francis McPherson
Altekamp
Boothbay Register
Lyman M. McDougall
Townsend Marine Railway& Construction Co
Lynn
Maine Department of Agriculture
the Dairy
Jolly Thimble Sewing Club Meeting Recap and Local Letters
Community notices recount club meetings at Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Dean residences, church activities including Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge, Beacon Street and Elm Street Baptist groups, and various social gatherings. Also noted are funeral services for George M. Mitchell and Obadiah Trask, diamond display by F J Harris, and local reflections on patriotism and preparedness from Bath alumni event speakers.
Your Children Become Rosy and Robust
An old advertisement touts L. F. Atwood's Medicine as safe for children with stomach and liver troubles. It claims to restore appetite, boost energy, and improve rosy cheeks with a 38 cent bottle or free sample offer from LF Medicine Co, Portland, Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F.” Atwood
Lf” Medicine Co
Portland
Larrabee Beadsley Nuptials At Home Of Parents
Miss Margaret Susie Larrabee and Conrad F Beadsley of Portland wed at high noon in a private ceremony at the Larrabee home 1264 Washington Street. Rev T N Kewley officiated. The bride, a Morse High School graduate and former nurse, wore a white pussywillow silk dress. The groom, a Portland vulcanizing company manager, plans to reside in Portland after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Larrabee
Washington ‘St
Margaret Susie Larrabee
Conrad F. ‘Beadsley
Portland
T. N. Kewley
Beacon Street Church
Elmira Farrin and John Burgon Wed at Corliss Street Parsonage
Miss Elmira Farrin and John Burgon were married by Rev. B. P. Browne at Corliss Street parsonage. Burgon works as a moulder at the Hyde Windlass plant. the bride is a well known South Eid young lady. They will live at 19 Ken Street with many friends' best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira Farrin
John Burgon
Corliss St. Parsonage
B. P. Browne
Capt Mitchell Reed III Rears Concern in Boothbay Harbor
Bath friends report Capt. Mitchell Reed of Boothbay Harbor, long a leading Atlantic captain, is critically ill after a severe onset last night. He commanded many ships including the Norman, B. R. Woodside, Frank P. Stinson, and the William C. Carnegie before retiring to enjoy his long sea career.
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Bath
Mitchell Reed
Boothbay Harbor
Boothbay
Register
Reed
Atlantic
Norman
B. R. Woodside
Adams & Hitchcock
E. S. Crosby
Frank P. Stinson
William C. Carnegie
Percy & Small Fleet
Wesleyans Pleased with New Pastor Charles W Harrison
Rev Charles W Harrison arrives as pastor of Wesley M H Church replacing Rev H A Corey retired for ill health. Born in London England 82 years ago he has served in Gales Ferry Conn Brewster s Neck and Bridgeton N J where he led the local churches. He married Agnes Matchett of Belfast Ireland in 1910 and they have a daughter Miriam. Rounded reception marked first Sunday service with strong congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Harrison
Wesley M. H. Church
Bridgton
L. I
H. A. Corey
Harrison
Wesley Church
Hamilton
London
England
Belfast
Irc
Gales Ferry
Conn
Brewster’s Neck
New England Southern Conference
Bishop Cranston
Bishop Hamilton
Bridgeton Church
Mr. Harrison
Agnes Matchett
James
Mary J. Matchett
Miriam
Debut Bout Ends Quickly as Gagne Tops Fielding
Ralph Fielding of Bath opened his wrestling career in Waterville facing Al fred Gagne of that city. Gagne dominated, winning the first fall in three minutes three seconds and the second in one minute two seconds, leaving Fielding’s companions surprised but proud of his effort in a tough first showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Fielding
Waterville
Alfred Gagne
Bath
Gagne
Fielding
Bath News Briefs From Saturday To Monday Gossip
George F. Jackson is at home sick. County Attorney Bridgham visited Richmond. John Currier returned from a Boston trip. Supt. Abbott of Maine Water Co. visited Portland. Mrs. William Mackensie visiting her father Cyrus Longley in Waltham. Robert Wishart joined the B I W hall department as apprentice draughtsman. Mrs. Cora Small recovering from pneumonia. N Gratz Jackson went to Wiscasset for his mother’s illness. H H Feere to return home from Bath City Hospital. Emily Woodbury visiting Lincoln Academy student from Damariscotta. Eugene Arthur Jr born to Mr. and Mrs. B A Youland. R A Ralph left for Auburn for shoe factory work. Brown-tail moths being cleaned up in South End. Pastor spoke on The Need of Big Brothers in Bath at Corliss Street Church. Body of Katherine Sutherland brought from Augusta and interred at Oak Grove Cemetery. She formerly lived here and leaves two daughters. Funeral at St Mary’s Augusta.
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Jolly ‘Thimble Sewing Club
John Hart
Middle St
Ladies’ Aid
Beacon Street
William P. Dean
North St
Washington St
Sewall Yard
The
Texas Co
South End
Parent-Teacher Association
Fred ‘Starkey
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Unity Guild of
Elm Street Baptist Church
A. J. Dunton
First Baptist Church
Marshall A. Haraden
High St
Sterling Bible
Corliss St
Walter Taylor
Shaw St
First Baptist Brotherhood
Clarence N. Flood
South St
George M. Mitchell
St. Mary’s Church
Frank L
Herbert Kenniston
Charles J. Cain
William Loring
Maple Grove Cemetery
F. J. Harris
Harris & Lawton
Boston
A. G. Page Co
D. S. Hahn
L. A. & W. Street Railway
Maine
Hahn
Lewiston
Chattanooga
B. P. Browne
Corliss Street
Warren Pashard
Alfred Oliver
Charles Talbot
A. A. Partridge
Winnegance
Bath
Bowdoin Alumni Association
Falmouth
William L. Putnam
Edward C. Plummer
David W. Snow
Symonds
Snow
Cook
Ford
Harvard
Mitchell
Bowdoin
Plummer
George F. Jackson
Bridgham
Richmond
John ‘Currier
Abbott
Maine Water Co
Portland
William MacKensie
Waltham
Cyrus W. Longley
King St
Robert Wishart
Hall
B.I.W
Cora Small
Pine St
N. Gratz Jackson
Wiscasset
Silas Jackson
H. H. Feere
New Method Laundry
Bath City Hospital
Emily Woodbury
Damariscotta
O. E. Page
Dummer St
Woodbury
Lincoln Academy
B. A. Youland
Academy St
Eugene Arthur, Jr
Katherine Sutherland
Augusta
Oak Grove
Andrew Manning
M. P. Cullinan
T. C.coughlin
Unbeaten Maine Champion Faces Setback After Fight
The challenger from Maine describes the bout as a tough exchange but says the experience was worthwhile and he is not discouraged despite a setback against the title claimant.
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Maine
Local Jottings and Community Notes from the Y M C A
Community items include the YMCA class meeting, W C T A gathering at 44 Spring St, and Ladies of the G A R meeting. Morse High School faces an epidemic with 60 to 70 pupils home sick. A geese flock haunts Bluff Head and lower Kennebec. The New England Telephone Co head orders fumigation of 160 pay stations due to the epidemic. Capt Arthur L Crowley buys the Crescent steamer and plans coastwise coal trade service under Capt A E Carter.
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Y.M.C.A
W.C.T.A
Clarence N. Flood
South St
Beacon Street Foreign Missionary Society
William Thistle
Oliver St
G.A.R
Bluff Head
Lower
Kennebec
First Baptist Church
North St
Raymond Chappell
Bangor
Committee of Baptist
Free Baptist Young People's
Bangor Theological Seminary
New England Telephone Co
Arthur L. Crowley
Boston
New York
Crescent
A. E. Carter
Seaconnet
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League of Central Church
Florence Dunton
Court St
Small
Old Ladies’ Home
Jake Conant
Merrymeting Bay
New Meadows Inn Feehouse
Jake
Sarah Innes
Larrabee
Beadsley
Farrin
Burgon
M. Reed III
Pastor Harrison
R. A. Ralph
Auburn
Ralph
Big Brothers
Aes
Bears
Castoria
Fidelity Trust Com
Fidelity Trust Company
Fidelity Trust Company de Eeedensee