Pemaquid Fort Highlights At Maine D AR Field Day
Governor William Tudor Gardiner spoke at the Maine D A R field day at Pemaquid praising preservation of historic forts and sites. Percival Baxter outlined Maine forts from Fort William Henry to Fort Baldwin and their role in colonial defense and state heritage.
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Maine
D.ar
Pemaquid
William Tidor Gardiner
Maine Daughters of the American Revolution
Gov
Gardiner
Thomas Gardiner
Victor Warren
Percival P. Baxter
Baxter
Monhegan
Plymouth
Ancient Pemaquid Forts and Battles Through History
Pemaquid Maine, a historic promontory, saw forts built in 1633 and 1692. Fort William Henry later became Fort Frederick, defending the coast until 1759. Colonial leaders, sieges by D'Iberville and Castine, and the ruins tell a long, turbulent story of English and French rivalry along the Kennebec River.
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William Tudor Gardiner
Maine
Gov. Gardiner
New York
Massachusetts
Gen. Knox
Fort Ticontle
Boston
Knox
Thomaston
Pemaquid
Atlantic
Shurt
Abraham Shurt
Dixie Bull
Plymouth
William Phips
William Henry
Baron Castine
St. Castine
America
Phips
Woolwich
Sewall
Fort Charles
Andros
North Yarmouth
Kennebec
Kennebec Try
Alexander Shorte
New England
Port Royal
England
James P. Baxter
Portland
Col. Romer
Gov. Dudley
Col
David Dunbar
Major Church
Fort William Henry
Sieur D'Iberville
St. John D'Iberville
Penobscot
Castine
D'Iberville
Chubb
D'Ibervine
Frederick
Prince of Wales
Quebec
Mass
Up and Downs of the U S Shipping Industry
Edward C. Plummer of Bath, vice chairman of the United States Shipping Board, spoke at the Zeta Psi convention in Rockland on June 29. He traces the rise, decline, and revival of American merchant marine from 1869 through World War I and argues for sustained policy to restore U S leadership in global shipping.
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Edward C. Plummer
Bath
United States Shipping Board
Zeta Psi Fraternity
Rockland
Congress
Grant
Merchant Marine Committee
Washington
California
Bath Rotary Elects New President Clinton D Wilson
The Bath Rotary Club held its weekly luncheon at Hotel Phoenix to salute new president Clinton D Wilson who was elected last month, succeeding Gene Desmond. Desmond led with diplomacy, boosting attendance and supporting Salvation Army projects, Christmas tree fundraisers, rest rooms, and hospital room refurbishments. Rev George W Collins spoke on Newfoundland, its fishing industry, and Grand Falls growth, while musical interludes featured Mary J Connolly and Rudolph E Engebretsen. Rotarians present included Dick Vose, Fred Galvin, John Hartshorn, and George Egbert. Carl J Kennedy attended as a visitor.
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Hotel Phoenix
Gene” Desmond
Clinton D. Wilson
Gene
Salvation Army
Christmas Cove
Rotary
Bath
New City Hall
Rotary Club
Hospital
Wilson
Atlantic
Bath Club
George W. Collins
North Edgecomb
Collins
A. W. MacVane
Newfoundland
Maine
Grand Falls
Mary J. Connolly
Rudolph E. Engebretsen
Manville
Dick Vose
Cambridge
Fred Galvin
Malden
John Hartshorn
Melrose
George Egbert
Staten Island
Carl J. Kennedy
Bath Savings Institution Holds Annual Meeting
William S Newell and John R Houghton were elected corporators to fill vacancies at the Bath Savings Institution during the annual meeting Monday night. Trustees William D Sewall James S Sowell Edward W Larrabee Harry B Sawyer Charles P Wetherbee Joseph M Trott and William A Furber were re elected. Officers chosen for the year include William D Sewall president James S Lowell and Charles P Wetherbee vice presidents Charles C Low treasurer Allan Spear assistant treasurer Miss Marcia Moulton and Alexander A Burden clerks. Master Jack Keegan visited relatives in Lynn Mass for July. He will be accompanied home by Mr and Mrs Esmond for the vacation with Mrs Esmond's parents Mr and Mrs Thomas J Lundrigan and Judge and Mrs Keegan.
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William S- Newell
John R. Houghton
Bath Savings Institution
William D. Sewall
James S. Sowell
Edward W. Larrabee
Harry B. Sawyer
Charles P. Wetherbee
Joseph M. Trott
William A. Furber
James S. Lowell
Charles C. Low
Allan Spear
Marcia Moulton
Alexander A. Burden
Jack Keegan
John J. Keegan
Washington Street
William Esmond
Lynn
Mass
Esmond
Thomas J. Lundrigan
Willow Street
Keegan
Bath Man Provides Homes Away From Home
Anne Rittenhouse reports from Small Point that Americans seek foreign residences for months or a year with Bath’s Loyall Farragut Sewall arranging homes and travel. Notables like Owen Young, John W. Davis, Prince Bernadotte, J P Morgan and Mrs Manville’s yacht Hi Esmara feature in the piece. Caroline Rich of Hillsdale passes Bath on her way to Popham Beach to visit her sister.
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Anne Rittenhouse
William D. Sewall
Vogue
Loyall Farragut Sewall
Bath
Harold M. Sewall
Rittenhouse
Southampton
Florence
Sewall
Owen Young
General Electric Co
Alpheus B. Hervey
London
John W. Davis
Sweden
Denmark
Prince Bernadotte
Count Bernadotte
Estelle Manville
H. E. Manville
Bath Iron Works
J. P. Morgan
Highlands
Scotland
Caroline Rich
Hillsdale
N. J
Popham Beach
Fred Humiston
Riverside
Boys and Girls Leave for Two Happy Weeks
Over 30 children departed Tuesday for a two week stay at Christmas Cove hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Miles. Rotary Club transportation aided by Rotarians who lent cars. Dr H D Grant ensured health checks before departure. About eight to ten children unable to go due to illness may travel later. Capt Warren arranged additional space for 17 more youths from College town to join at Christmas Cove.
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Christmas Cove
Samuel A. Miles
Rotary Club
Roftarians
Cara
Miles
Southaul
H. D. Grant
Capt. Warren
Army Corps
Sarah’ S Cook
Brunswick
College Town
Woolwich Young Men Appear In Court
A Bath and Woolwich group was arraigned in municipal court before Judge John J. Keegan and County Attorney Ralph O. Dale on charges tied to property damage at Ryam’s Filling Station in Nequasset the night before the Fourth. After pleading ignorance, one idol confessed partial involvement. others admitted complicity. Damages to Ryan’s property were adjusted and probation is expected for the youths.
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Bath and Woolwich
Municipal
Eiah
John J. Keegan
Ralph O. Dale
Ryam
Nequasset
Ryan
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