Tom Plant Fights the United Shoe Machinery Co. in Bath
The Bath community watches Tom Plant battle the United Shoe Machinery Company claiming monopoly practices and seeking to expand his own precision machinery. Bath assembles support as Plant projects 1000 workers now, 2000 by September, and 3000 by January 1911 amid industrial growth.
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Bath
Tom
United Shoe Machinery Company
Plant
Bath Pastor Folsom Resigns After Forty Years at Winter Street
Last Sunday Rev. George C. DeMott of Central Church read a resignation letter from Rev. Omar W. Folsom, longtime pastor of the Winter Street church. Folsom has led the church for over 26 years, succeeding John O. Fiske, and his resignation takes effect at the end of October, marking the 38th anniversary of his ordination.
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John W. Stewart
Edgett Street
Navy
T. W. Hyde Camp
Sons of Veterans
Winter Street
Old North
Albert H. Shaw
Hugh Wallace
Asa Lyman
Ellingwood
J. O. Fiske
Mr. Folsom
Bath
Winter Street Church
Michael F. Gannett
Rodney Hyde
Ezekiel Drummond
Seth T. Snipe
David T. Percy
Grenville J. Mitchell
Charles N. Delano
Fred H. Low
Mr. Snipe
Mr. Low
Thomas Harvard
James E. Haley
David N. Magoun
Albert G. Page
John S. Jackson
George E. Newman
Samuel Anderson
John Moody
James B. Drake
John G. Rogers
Frederick D. Sewall
George Wawley
Henry Tallman
Capae Fredericks. Bosworth
Seth T. Woodward
Minssty
Tike
Galen C. Moses
Richard C. Gachenback
B. Fay Mills
Frederic D. Sewall
Henry L. Chapman
A. F. Beard
J. L. Jenkins
A. F. Dunnells
Central Church
Folsom
Newbury
Mass
North End
Lambert House
George C. DeMott
Omar W. Folsom
de Mott
Winter Street Society
John O. Fiske
Newburyport
Eastern Yacht Club Fleet Visits New Meadows River Last Sunday
A large contingent of the Eastern Yacht Club visited the New Meadows River drawing crowds to Birch Point and Winneganee Bay. About 27 yachts sailed from Peaks Island through Casco Bay on a breezy Sunday, with many guests touring cottages, playing games, and sharing dinners aboard ships before racing to Seguin Island and Boothbay Monday.
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Eastern Yacht Club
New Meadows River
Birch Point
Winneganee Bay
New Meadows
Independent
Casco Bay
Peaks Island
Massachusetts
Seguin Island
Boothbay
Limekin
Bar Harbor
Big Fish Story from Small Point Fisherman
Alfred Pye of Small Point spotted a shark several feet longer than his 25 foot gasoline launch off Tuesday. He swerved to avoid the monster then watched it dive with a deep splash. The piece also notes Roosevelt may speak in Maine this fall and Bath would welcome the strenuous life’s greatest exponent.
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Alfred Pye
Small Point
Mr. Pye
Roosevelt
Maine
Bath
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