Seven Days Doings From Bath Area News
Maine haying under way with new mown fields. Excursions to Popham and Bath entertainers and 70 guests at Riverside. Coastal trades report barge unloading, ship knees cargo from Weymouth and sand shipments. Sturgeon fishing ban takes effect, tautog fishing praised, and local auto trips advance. Community events include Bath Opera House amateur contest, Park concerts, and a Bangor monster benefit for Speckalexis with trainers aiding. Local notices cover roads, ferries, fisheries, rail, and social life along the Kennebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Opera House
St. Mary's
M.C.R.R
Lillie E. Melanson
Weymouth
N. S
Morse Bros
Crocker
Hattie B
Nichols Wharf
Bluff Head
Swan Island
New Meadows Landing
New York
Philadelphia
Bath
Rupert H. Baxter
Lydia
Isabelle Carter
Franconia Notch
Burlington
Connecticut Valley
Peterboro
N. H
Mary Baxter
Mary Mussenden
Walter E. Erskine
Red Men
Brunswick
Lisbon Falls
Domhegan
Kennebec
Day's Ferry
Day’s Ferry
West Woolwich
Wiscasset
Andrew Sockalexis
Bangor
Speckalexis
Hebron Sanitarium
T. J. Daly
Portland
Bath and Casco Bay
New Meadows
Forest City
Casco Bay
Stanton Military Band
Cosmopolitan Club
Local Society Notes and Visits Across Town
Waldron of Gould Co. visits Portland while Miss Marie Sinclair and Miss Albertine Sinclair of Boston stay with Mrs. Collins. Mrs. Brown and daughters visit Tobey farm in Riggsville as Vital Statistics report 15 births 11 marriages 12 deaths in June. Rowe family guests of Dr. and Mrs. Webber as lighthouse crew travels to Portland. Major Baker and Adjutant Erskine accompany 4th Co. to Portland. Bunchelder family hosts visiting captains amid Rockland and Spruce Head visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. Ow, Waldron
J. Ik. Gould Co
Portland
Marie
Albertine Sinclair
Boston
W. J. Collins
Washington Street
HH. J. Brown
Hattie
Dorothy
J. Fred Tobey
Tobey
Riggsville
Augusta Wedneday
Fred Rowe
Ella
Merton Webber
Row
Baker
Harvey JS. Erskine
4Th Co
Buker
Charles Is. Bunchelder
Rockland
Spruce Head
Shoes to Bathe Factory Move Reduces Freight Runs
The Bath shoe factory line moves directly into the plant, avoiding freight house trucking. Ramsdell reports daily light machinery arrivals and Friday heavy gear from Lynn, with completion expected Sunday or early next week. Dinamo shattering dryers lasts and racks flood the shipment as the plant gears up, but labor supply remains a concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Works
Wadsworth
Coast Artillery
Portland Harbor
Riley
City Landing
Howard Coal Cg
Commercial St
City
D. T. Dougherty
Gould J. Brown
Cambridge
New Church Temple
Maxwell Sherman
Bath
Oakledge
Garnet
Sweetleman
Bombazeen Island
Rock Haven
Prof Resta
Willam E. Rowe
Washington St
Paul Henseller
Hipick
Henseler
Lynn
Ramsdell
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Maine
Beacon St
Popham
Bath Gun Club
Jack Hart
Popham Beach
Maine Central
Ferdinando Gorges
F. J. Winckley
Nassau
Bahamas
Woolwich
Snipe
Arrowsie
Preble
Center St
Times
Drift Wood Club
Wim. T. Hall, Jr
Clarence Hale
U. S. District Court
Davis
John 3. Ballon
Quohang Bay
Connecticut
Pole Balancing
W. L. King
Charles Ingham
Theodore Ham Edgecomb
W. Vaughan
Oak Street
Howard A. Corey
West Bath
Bible
Georgetown
Savadahoe County
Law Court
Chantmeur
Woolkwick
Murphy's Corner
Bowker's Yard
Phippsburg
C. J. Lawser
M. J. McCormick
North End
Bernard Sydleman
Mand
Henry Howard
Maud
J.D. Sawyer
Auburn
Sawyer
Samuel Welch
Court House
Seattle
Elliott Bay
Wedleh
Hattie B Cromwell
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bosworth Post Hall
Crorms- Wel
Bosworth Re- Hief Corps
Anna A. Gould
Daughters of Veterans
J. A. Motley
Middle Street
Thompson Bros
Shoe Factory Outfit
Ladies of Bath
Percy
New England
Augusta
South Casco
Conley’s Specialty Store