Bath National and Bath Savings Move to New Palatial Quarters
Two Bath banks relocate from long occupied streets to elegant Colonial style buildings opposite the Custom House. The Bath National Bank showcases a brick circular vault, safety deposit rooms, and a Warden painted portrait of Arthur Sewall with a grand interior, while the Bath Savings Institution advances the city’s banking showplace status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bath National
Bath Savings Institution
Custom House
Neal
New England
Arthur Sewall
William D. Sewall
W. Francis Warden
Paris
France
Sewall
Bath National Bank
Freeman Clark
Albert G. Page
F. Partridge
William D. Hill
Frederick D. Hill
Roland Fisher
William D. Sewall, Sr
Thomas 8. Reed
William E. Payne
Alfred Lemont
Henry W. Owen
George A. Preble
Stephen Larrabee
Thomas W. Hyde
John P. Delano
Samuel 8. Sewall
Reuben =. Hunt
Seth T. Snipe
John QO. Patten
Bath girls tour Europe and Maine garden notes in Independent
A Bath party of four girls travels through Paris and Brussels with visits to the exposition and Waterloo while praising the French display and finding the Japanese exhibit less inspiring. The column notes garden successes of local men like Fred H. Low and Galen C. Moses, a Bath dog incident, and a Boston party’s near escape in Boothbay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Paris
Brussels
Exposition
William R. Kimball
Bath
Waterloo
Scotland
England
Fred H. Low
First National Bank
Que
Galen C. Moses
Boston
Bath Haeckman
Boothbay
Maine Central
Bath Party
Detroit
Portsmouth
Albany
New York State
Maine
Mrs Gladys Reeve Cornish Dies After Kerosene Fire
Mrs Gladys Reeve Cornish of New York died from burns received when kerosene spilled and a lighted match sparked a blaze. Neighbors aided, Dr. Irish tried to save her. funeral held at her parents’ home, then she was taken to Riverhead, Long Island. Timothy Wetherbee fell from a cherry tree and was shaken but uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Reeve Cornish
Walter Cornish
New York
A. F. Reeve
Bowdoinham
Cornish
McLellan Bros Circus Delights Neighborhood Crowd
A homeyard circus in Middle street draws 50 plus attendees daily. The McLellan boys built a bagging tent with center poles, flags and ads, while a phonograph provides music. Clowns led acts with varied costumes and humor as Amory McLennan’s dog and Amory himself performed impressive tricks to warm applause.
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Middle Street
McLellan Bros
North Amt Middle Streets
Paul Fitzgerald
James McLellan
John Totman
Joe Coss
Charlie Fitzgerald
Henry Fitzgerald
Frederick Magoun
Amory McLenlan
Acta
Grayden Burns
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Webber
Ohn
M. Clark
Conducted BY
Wm.c
Chadbourne
Psidence
M. Humphreys
Room
Bgadahock Block
Bath, Maine
Bath National and Bath Savings Institution
NEW Bath National Bank Building
Cumberland
Sith ST
Lard Street
Grand Central Depot
Central Park
Harry P Syimson
Ton
M.H. Loach
E. S. Crosby Company
Center St
S. Curtis
Cyrus W Longley
Notary Public
Bath, ME
al Rollins
Parker Head
Carrie Cushing
Averill
Dresden
New Orleans
Independent
Bellingham
Portland Harbor
Griffin
Col. E. C. Plummer
Knights of Pythias of
Acadia Lodge
Milwaukee
Merry
Witneganuce
Charles Oliver
Mr. White
Timothy Wetherbee
North End
Loken
McLellan Brothers of
Bath Boys
Worcester
Johinson Bros
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