Texas Shipyard Records a Pioneering Shipbuilding Era
The Texas Steamship Co has united Arthur Sewall Co and New England Co yards to form a dominant shipbuilding complex in Texas Defense lands. Historical records list 649 vessels launched from 1821 to 1906 across Sewall, Patten, Moses, Ribout and New England yards, tracing a long lineage before the 5000-ton steel steamship keel was laid as a new era begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall & Co
New England Co
Texas Steamship Co
Meadows
Henry
Texas
A. Sewall & Co
W. V. & O. Moses
W. V. Moses & Sons
The
Independent
Moses Yard
George F
John Patten
Sewall
William D. Sewall
Clarke & Sewall
E. &A. Sewall
Edward
Sewalls
New England
Patten
Moses
Johnson Rideout
Goss & Sawyer
Goss, Sawyer & Packard
Old Yard and Marine Railway
Loring White
John D. Bibber
New England Shipbuilding &Co
Goss, Sawyer and Packard
Edward W. Hyle
James W. Hawley
Esther Ann
Texas Co
Pattens
William Patten
Richmond
Globe
Medallion
Zeno
Scotland
Glenburn
Matanzas
Hydra
Peerless
Pride of America
Therese
Phippsburg Farmers Haying Between Drops
A feature blends farm life with a thunderstorm narrative and town anecdotes. A single tale recalls a bee swarm omen and a feather bed fright, while later text shifts to a history of shipyards and vessels tied to the Phippsburg region and Texas Co. shipbuilding.
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Phippsburg
School Board Elects Teachers At Sessions Saturday And Monday
The adjourned Board of Education meeting at City Hall approved desk purchases for Morse High and retained a 20 machine Remington contract. New teacher appointments covered high and middle schools with detailed salaries. resignations accepted and next August meeting set to decide Bailey evening school staffing.
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Board of Education
Aldermen's Rooms
City Hall
Ernest F. Kelley
John A. Small
Edward W. Hyde
Leland R. Mitchell
Webber
Opera House
Morse High School
Columbia Steel
Remington Typewriter Co
Maude C. Huston
Portland
Clara Sawyer
Huston
Gorham Normal School
Lillian M. Lawrence
Hazel O. Littlefield
Florence
Mass
Littlefield
Simmons College
Simmons
BB S
Miss White
Vera Bradford
Shirley
Gladys Warehouse
Bradford
Emerson School of Oratory
Bailey
Small
E. W. Hyde
L. R. Mitchell
C. N. Flood
James P. King
Pattangall
Nellie J. Marr
Gladys May Waterhouse
Evelyn Waugh
A.B
Carl B. Timberlake
Viola G. Hogan
Alzie E. Lane
Whitehouse Ties Seigers in Wesley M E Parsonage Ceremony
Charles T. Whitehouse and Grace Alma Seigers were married by Rev. C. W. Harrison at Wesley M. E. Church parsonage. The couple, from Bath, will reside at 179 Pine Street with Whitehouse employed at Bath Iron Works and active in local groups.
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Wesley M. E. Parsonage
Charles T. Whitehouse
Grace Alma Seigers
C. W. Harrison
W. G. Seaman
Edward T. Whitehouse
A. W. Robinson
Center St
Whitehouse
Ernes F. Whitehouse
Bath Iron Works
Bath Aerie
4Th Company
C.a.c
Herbert F. Seigers
Pine St
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Texas Shipyard
Dummer Sewall
Kennebec
Swatt- Yard
John M. Clark
Conducted BY
Wm. C. Chadbourne
Front St
Lence
Mathmetics
Mildred R. Bowen
B.S
Commercial Dept
Alice N. Magoun
Marian E. Brown
Beulah E. Withee
Emma F. Walton
Margaret J. Adams
Prin
Susan M. Daley
Bessie M. Hunt
Washington St
Ellen Blair
T&s
Edith L. Hopkins
Maude C. Seymour
Pearl Raymond
North
H. Emma Magoun
Florence Dunton
Margaret T. Mulligan
Ethel Hawley
Center
Nannie KE. Trask
Olive M. Murray
Florence M. Andrews
Martha E. Hooper
Marguerite Hennessey
Mabel Lt. Lake
Almira T. Sturtevant
South
Marcia M. Stinson
Minnie E. Barnes
Edna H. Pickard
Clara S. Sawyer
Gladys J. McGillicuddy
Mitchell School
Effie C. Wright
Hazel H. Wing
Carrie H. Trott
Lillian I. Fisher
Sarah E. Coombs
Winnegance
Eleanor M. Ferguson
North Bath
Grace J. Morrill
Margaret Bakeman
Margaret Black
Napoleon B. Cortell
Esther J. White
Whitehouse-Seigers
Johnson Bros. CO
Bath