Phantom US Navy vessels listed as authorized but not built
Seventeen ships are listed as authorized but not appropriated for in the U S Navy rolls. The Heywood transport and several destroyers and submarines from 1916 plans remain unstarted due to war needs and funding pauses. Major General Charles Heywood, Maine native and Marine Corps commandant, after whom the Heywood is named, distinguished in Civil War and Mobile Bay actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Heywood
Sos
Navy
Henderson
Aselfl
France
Vna
Onestate
Mainer
Charles Heywood
United States Marines
Maine
Cumberland
Tsos
Congress
Merrimac
Heywod
Mobile Bay
Marine Guard
U. S. S. Hartford
Farragut
Morgan
Gaines
Powell
Selma
Hartford
U.S. S. Sabine
US S. S. Ticonderoga
Ist
Pennsylvania
Iss
Panama
Marine Corps
Corps
U.S. Marine Corps
Bath Boy Appointed to a Fine Position
Sumner Sewall son of Mr and Mrs William PD Sewall district manager of Colonial Air Transport Inc has been named as Boston representative for Black and Bigelow Inc a New York firm serving aircraft operators and manufacturers with engineering business traffic development and advertising He has secured a flying license passed federal exam at Westfield Mass and bought a Monocoupe airplane with Velie motor flying to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
William PD. Sewall
Colonial Air Transport Inc
New York
Toston
Black & Bigelow, Inc
United States
Sewall
Westfield
Mass
Boston
Winnegance Squaw Club Sees Auctions At Party Night
The Winnegance Squaw club held a Friday meeting with Miss Roberta Manson hosting. Prizes at auction went to Mrs. Harvey F. On ver and Mrs. Frank R. Perry. A community party Thursday featured bridge and bid whist with multiple prize winners. The group discusses road improvements, new culvert plans, and expected residents moving to the Perry house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squaw Club
Roberta Manson
Harvey F. Onver
Frank R. Perry
Winfield W. Morse
Perry Place
Walter Morse
Kittery
Perry
Zina Eaton
Winneganee
Evelyn Hopes
Horace McClure
Burleigh Williams
Parker Lewis
Prises
Percy Plant
Walter Rogers
Auetion
Gilley
Mary Cummings
Mui
Smith & Lenore de
Basdikian
Carmen Atkinson
Stewart Day
Sybil Hoendlerte
Dresden
Charles T. Small
Fred J. Parks
Alfred Cornish
Hardings
Josephine Pushard
Pushard
Joseph N. Day
Pred S. Coombs Eames
Marie Mar Eo
Frank Quver
Quincy
Mass
Bath
Nivers
Sherman Morse
Doris Morse
Gorham Normal School
Robert Po Manson
Mary Cimmings
Paul G. Ragdikian
John G. Morse
Arline Footer
Louise Johnson
Florence McClire
J. Vera McChire
Parker Morse
George P. Diavenport
Fred S. Coombs
Winneganee Bridge
Ohe
Ted
Colonial Club Holds Regular Meeting and Elections
The Colonial club met Monday evening. Jack Dougherty elected to membership. Bryant Patten resigns to Portland. W. W. Dennison transferred to active membership. New Meadows Inn banquet committee reports smooth runins and tickets to be issued to maximize attendance. Resolutions adopted on the death of Fred B. Teeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Jack Dougherty
Bryant Patten
Mr. Patten
Portland
W. W. Dennison
New Meadows Inn
Fred B. Teeling
Col Gardiner Tours Penobscot County in Gubernatorial Bid
Col William Tudor Gardiner Republican candidate for governor began a Penobscot county tour arriving in Bangor after Waldo county stops. The former House Speaker visited communities in the northern county and planned to meet voters at the Penobscot Exchange hotel on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tudor Gardiner
Gardiner
Penobscot County
Bangor
Waldo County
Col
Penobscot
Penobscot Exchange Hotel
North Bath Woman Injured Cracking Ankle At Home
Mrs. John M. Loring broke her left ankle Tuesday morning after slipping on wet grass at her North Bath home. She was taken to Bath for treatment by Dr. Harry F. Morin this afternoon. this is her second similar injury in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Loring
North Bath Road
North Bath
Bath
Harry F. Morin
Grace Church Ladies Host Day at Nequasset
The Grace Church Woman’s auxiliary held an all day session at Mrs. Frank Hodgdon’s Nequasset home with Mrs. Hodgdon and Mrs. Edith Ledyard as hosts. An afternoon luncheon followed by reports and a convention summary read by Mrs. Henry Nash, with a warm thanks to retiring president Mrs. Ralph Tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Frank Hodgdon
Nequasset
Henry v S. Nash
Wiscasset
Frederick E. Drake
Ralph Ok. Tall
Gialloing
Tddkdon
Frederick BB. Drake
Ralph K. Hall
Charles Smith
Joseph M. Trott
John Shaw
Walter S. Glidden
Prederek Edney
Charles Anderson
William Mann
Joseph Young
Emma Reed
Charlotte Meeker
Mason
Rose Baker
C. Myron ‘Tubbs
Alice Jolson
Roger ‘Tubbs
Paul M. Ohba
Tenry Wy
DeLong
Henry van BR. Nash
Hiffin
Sol Holbrook
Ramona Council Visits Orr's Island for Social
Ramona council of D of T attended a supper and entertainment at Orrs Island hosted by Silver Cloud council PD 1. The group traveled by two cars and a truck, enjoyed a chowder supper, and a humorous skit. Guests included many Ramona members and Mrs Rose Lightbody and others from Woolwich. The moonlit ride home ended a delightful evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Council
D. of T
Orrs Island
Silver Cloud Council
Bath
Red Mens Hall
Lucien Bisson
Harry Robinson
Timothy McDougal
Albert Gallant
Edward Garcelon
Ernest Avery
Chester ‘Totman
Thomas Donaldson
Howard Blake
Allen’ Morse
Sarah Potter
Alden Denham
Ralith Burnham
Agnes Harris
Rose Lightbody
Jennie DeWolfe
Vivian Stover
Rose Swain
Fannie Blake
Arthur Jenkins
Frank Fortier
Joseph Yates
Catherine Durgin
Ruth Freeman
Ralph Boardman
Pam Lyons
Alexander Donaldson
Wieh
Percy Marston
Avis
Odd Ladies to Host June Session and Memorial Service
Myrtle lodge of Odd Ladies will host Maine Government unit U Oo of LO for its June session at Bellows hall starting 10:00 a.m. Friday. A Thursday regular meeting is rescheduled. Friday noon dinner, afternoon memorial services, and an evening reception for Lizzie Chaney and Annie Lemont, Myrtle lodge members, are planned. Guests expected from Lewiston, Auburn, Augusta and Portland. Charles S. Erswell of Brunswick with Harry Rounds of Portland sail June 27 from New York for golfing instruction in England and Scotland. Brswell once made his own clubs before modern sets, and he allegedly patented ideas aiding putting. A golfer wishes him joy and asks for a bouquet of heather and Scotland sweaters. Miss Harriot C. C. Ledyard returns home from Winchester, Mass., after visiting her brother William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge of
Odd Ladies
Government of
Maine U
Hid Bellows’ Hall
Myrtle Lodge
Lizzie DB. Chaney
Annie J. S. Lemont
Lewiston
Auburn
Augusta
Portland
Charles S. Erswell
Brunswick
Harry A. Rounds
New York
England
Scotland
Erswell
Brswell
Phippsburg Notes Include Visits and School News
Phippsburg residents report visitors from nearby towns and ongoing cottage work by Rev Ralph J. Waller in Sebasen. Judge Kenyon is expected for a Summer joining, while local exams are planned for Phippsburg Center School next Thursday and the School Board met Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Cushman
Porth
Monthay
Sebasen
Kenyon Efbows
Kenyon
Ralph J. Waller
New York
Nathan Coshman
Sebisee
Hlarekd Westen
Katherine Westen
Dorthuwl
Georgee
Padia
Warships Promised for Maine Pageant by Senator Hale
Senator Hale promised ships for a Maine pageant and said the American fleet including submarines destroyers and the Los Angeles dirigible will participate. He met Bath Republicans Tuesday evening and expressed optimism about shipbuilding revival and his renomination campaign progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Maine
Vhe
Prederieth Tate
Ulale
Ameri
Tle
Hale
Bath
Congress
Obituary for Mrs Josephine Morse Golder Sr
Mrs. Josephine Morse Golder Sr widow of Jordan Golder of Bath died Monday evening at her son Scotts home 2 Winship Street after months of illness. She was born in Phippsburg May 1 1844 and moved to Bath as an infant where she spent most of her life. She is survived by son ex Alderman Scott McGolder and daughter Mrs Charles Curtis of Porthland two sisters Mrs Frank Powers and Mrs William P Black plus several nieces and nephews. A Beacon Street Methodist Church member she lay in state at 2 Winship Street with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Morse Golder
Jordan Golder
Mo Golder
Winship Street
Golder
Phippsburg
Scott
Pauline Morse
Bath
Scott McGolder
Charles Curtis
Porthind
Frank Powers
William P. Black
Perth Amboy
Ned
Beacon Street
Kani
Kaui
Makaweli
Hawaii
Oon
Tlenelulu
Maliki
University of Kamaaha
Mrs Lillian M Tozer Obituary In Bath
Mrs Lillian M Tozer wife of Ernest Ti Tozer a pressman died at her home 154 Lower Middle Street Tuesday morning after months of illness She was born in Farnham Quebec daughter of John Holman and came to Bath with her husband in 1915 from Dover Foxcroft She was active at Corliss Street Baptist church and is survived by her husband one sister Mrs Fred Prentiss Attleboro Mass and two brothers Charles J Holman Mansfield Mass and Reuben Holman Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian M. Tozer
Ernest Ti
Tozer
Lower Middle Street
Bath City
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Fred Prentiss
Attleboro
Mass
Charles J. Holman
Mansfield
Reuben Holman
Southern California
Captain Harvey Berry Led Popham Beach Coast Guard Station
Captain Harvey J. Berry of Larrabee Maine died at a Calais hospital after recent surgery. A 25 year veteran, he served at Popham Beach station starting January 14 1910 succeeding Captain Zina Spinney and led the post until March 1 1926 upon reaching his sixty fifth birthday. He was a native of Machiasport and began at sea after turning sixteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey J. Berry
Larrabee
Popham
Calais
Machiasport
Popham Beach
Zina H. Spinney
Woolwich Notes of Social News and Local Happenings
Miss Harriet Larrabee of Monmouth visiting Mrs. John Teed as ten days pass. Farm Bureau sews costumes in Bathoon and rehearsals for spring pageant under way at Toesie hall with Tuesday dances. Miss Eleanor Carlton back after illness. many Memorial Day visits and callers from Bath, Windham, Lewiston, and Nobleborn. A. RB. Perkins opens grocery in Woolwich. Meadowbrook road work by Sidney Coffie assisted by ALC. Rankin elected chair at Woolwich Union for Christian Service. routine reports presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet
Larrabee
Monmouth
John Teed
Farm Bureau
Bathoon
Puesday
Toesie Hall
Ralph Burden
Bath
Lothair Lowell
Everent Ries
Windham
Woolwich
Mays
Taline Pall
South Porthind
Hall
State Street Hospital
Margaret Reed
Woolworth’s
Path
Mer
Ernest Rice
Richmond
Towan
Ralph Cleaves
Viomouth
Cleaves
Rufus Sivinage
Eleanor Carlton
Hiary Phivward Gine
Porthunl
Miro
Maes
Artell
Henry Carlton
Severnment
Customs House
Verner
Winthrop
Delia Card
Everett
Reed
Lewis
Ton
George Ames
Flora’ Leonard
Sagadahoe Ferry
Miss Leonard
Woolwiel
Pomona
Biue Islands
Sidney Coffie
Meadowbrook Road
Walter Smalls
Meadowbrook
Small Point Road
Alc
Wallace
A. RB. Perkins
George C. Pease
Tle
Edward Selton
Dorthind
James EP. Perry
John Carter
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Nequasset Church
Oswald Ho Rankin
Frank R. Bailey
Miss Pearl Hail
O. H. Rankin
Bath Men Assist in Working Degree
Henry T. B. Leeman Ralph Mank HL. J. Carter George Nelson Frank Tl. Beal and Lewis Hagan were Bath members of a Casco encampment degree team that went to South Paris to work the royal purple degree on a large class of candidates. A baked bean supper and entertainment followed, with 257 attendees. The Bath contingent returned home Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. B. Leeman
Ralph Mank
HL. J. Carter
George Nelson
Frank Tl. Beal
Lewis Hagan
Bath
Casco
Brunswick
South Paris
Norway
Leeman
Beal
Eliot A. Fuller
Mrs Josephine Morse Golder Funeral Rites Held at Home
Funeral services for Mrs Josephine Morse Golder were held at her home on Winschutz street in Wels clay with a large gathering. Rev Forrest I Littlefield officiated. Bearers were Ralph Dunbar Charles Robinson Thomas Baker and Frank Powers. Burial followed in Oak Grove. James Babine remains seriously ill with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Morse Golder
Winshiz Street
Wels Clay
Flornoon
Forrest I. Littlefield
Ralph Dunbar
Charles Robinson
Thomas Baker
Frank Powers
Oak Grove
Life on Kaui Island How the Wilsons Live in Hawaii
Mer and Mrs Cuthbert B Wilson narrate life on Kaui Island. They describe heat, dual bath homes with roof heat coils, abundant fruit and dairy, sugar plantations, and native culture. They note schooling, transport, native etiquette, and local entertainments including dances and Hoot Gibson popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsons
Dar
Wilson
Hoot Gibson
Modern Woodmen Attend Service Recital by Rev Holman
A Bath camp delegation attended a Sunday service at the Genevn street church where Rev Weston P Holman delivered Who is My Neighbor. The event closed with the annual memorial service for 32 deceased members, led by Consul Clifton Redford and noted for Tedford's flawless delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston P. Holman
Genevn Street
Bath Camp
M. OW
Clifton We ‘Redford
Tedford
Roscoe Higgins
Brown Named State Park Commissioner in Bath Visit
Charles S. Brown of Avenasta former state buildings superintendent and Bath official was in the city for Lessness meeting about the bridge pays epnt and celebrated by friends after Governor Brewster named him state park commissioner. Mrs Harris Rodick welcomed a new grandson born to her niece Mrs Thomas Hanna weighing 9½ pounds. Hanna, formerly Lulu Rowe, often visited Bath. Madison of Front Street staff at A. & TPL store returned from Winslow after the holiday with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Brown
Avenasta
Bath
Brown
Brewster
Charles TH Cahill
Harris Rodick
Middle Street
Thomas Hanna
Five Islands
Hanna
Lulu Rowe
Madison
A. & Tpl
Front Street
Winslow
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Rolls OF
U. S. Navy
Walter Ayer
Mrdicine Co
Leeds
el Ents
Col. Gardiner
Orr’s Island
D. of P
Harriot CC. Ledyard
High Street
Winchester
William Ledyard
Senator Hale
Beach Coast Guard Station
Mrs. Golder
James Babine
Bath Savings Institution
Theede
Philippines
Ploot” Gibson
Hootie Gibson
Trent
Maithmd
Siegenberger
California
Tlonelul
Rath
Williams
Small
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
Mary S. Curtis
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