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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1941

Page

5

Forty Years Ago in Bath Loyal Trackmen Strike Move

The Maine Central section men in Bath quit work yesterday at five pm joining a broader pay increase push. They left hand cars and tools in the car house and surrendered company property quietly. Various local items follow, including shipyard plans, a Boston delegation en route to Shiloh, and social events in Bath.

Maine Central R. R William F. Studley Bath Brunswick Brotherhood of Railway Trackmen of America Rockland Lisbon Brunswick Yarmouth Richmond Boston Shiloh Mr. Sanford

Bath Iron Works losses in Supreme Court case over ship Winnipeg

Archibald H. Bull and 37 claimants win a verdict of 50 000 damages and 1 000 costs against Bath Iron Works for a steamship project begun at 169 000 and delivered 1898 with only nine knots speed against a promised ten. Plaintiffs paid 190 000 including extras and sought 100 000. Also notes a wedding in Everett Mass and various local society items including the William P Frye being plated and club reunions and veterans’ events in Maine.

Archibald H. Bull Miller Bull and Knowlton Supreme Court Brooklyn Bath Iron Works Winifred

Wedding Bells and Naval News From Bath

June 13 1901 Times report confirms Ruth Hanna to christen the cruiser Cleveland in September. Many local marriages noted including Miss Isabella Bates Reed and Percy Bernard Savage on Washington Street. John Albert Lester and Alice M. Osgood wed in Portland and plan a Bath return wedding residence. The Biddle torpedo boat conducted a first trial from Bath Iron Works under Director Wetherbee. A pianola recital by Steinert and Son Co drew a large audience at the Y M C A. Sagadahoc District lodge met at Good Templars hall with leadership changes. Miss Georgie Duncan returned from Lasell Semi nary and joins Co A. Engagement announced for Miss Nellie M. Conley and George M. McManus. Invitations issued for Edmund P. Briggs and Jennie Belle Bowker wedding on the 25th. Italians replace strikebound union section men in Brunswick. California visitors expected to Bath to see Mrs Dutton.

Washington Street Isabella Bates Reed John H. Reed Percy Bernard Savage James Savage Bath Iron Works John Albert Lester Alice M. Osgood Portland Howard Sanborn Elm Street A. C. Trafton Knightville

Doctor Fuller Reveals New Murmur in Exopthalmic Goitre

Dr. E M Fuller returned from Portland after addressing the Maine Medical association with a paper on a new study in Exopthalmic Goitre. He announced a discovery of a rare murmur in the disease, earning congratulations and a forecast of world wide recognition. Williams Stearns Shaw and Sprague with Bowdoin quartet performed at Ivy day exercises. Mrs Thomas E Artis and brother John Chalmers, a draftsman, were noted in attendance.

E. M. Fuller Portland Maine Medical Association Fuller Association Williams, Stearns Shaw Sprague Bowdoin College Bowdoin

Bath Iron Works crew sails to Scotland for visit

A Bath Iron Works party departed on the morning train for Glasgow Scotland to visit. Artis accompanied them to Boston. A large group of draftsmen gathered at the depot to wish them a safe voyage. Herman D Murphy of the Winchester Boat Club selects the Uncle Sam canoe built by W T Stevens for the Royal Canoe Cup challenge. Captain James W Hawley of South Street celebrates the birth of a son. Several Bath residents attended the Wiswasset high school hop last evening. William S Oliver to start mail route from Bath to Parker Head and Small Point with new horse-drawn carriages. Two launches planned next Tuesday at 12 50. Inez N Carlver will be launched from New England Co. yard and the Sargun barge from Kelley Spear Co. Eugene Thebeau leaves for Boston to visit Yar mouth N S. Mrs W S Francis and Miss Lydia A Stetson return from Pennesseewassee lake with speckled beauties.

Sagua Kelley, Spear Co Staples Coal Co Havana Matanzas Cardenas Cuba Bath Iron Works Glasgow Scotland Herman D. Murphy Winchester Boat Club Winchester Mass England Uncle Sam W. T. Stevens Crowinshield William S. Oliver Parker’ Head Small Point Phippsburg Mr. Oliver Inez N. Carver New England Co Sargun

Bath News Notice of Death and Local Events 1901

June 15 1901 Capt Nicholas Weeks 86 dies at home on West Street after years of illness. He was born in Kittery leaves a widow and two daughters. Funeral this afternoon at Grace church and burial on MacMahan Island. Also wedding invitations, yacht news, class of 1903 ride, and local society notes from Bath Maine including a fire at Witch Spring and the christening plans for the cruiser Cleveland by Ruth Hanna.

Nicholas S. Weeks West Street Kittery A. S. Davis MacMahan Island Winter Street James MacDonald Chestnut Street Ida MacDonald Portland Nicholas Weeks Bath M. E. Reed Georgie Arr Witch Spring Sewalls

Conditional licenses granted after hearings in Lewiston

Thirty one applicants appeared before Secretary of State Robie in Lewiston with many being granted conditional licenses for restoration or after testing. Names include George W. Baker Bath Halbert Condon Woolwich Avery M. Fides Jr Bowdoinham Hilton J Freeman Bath Thaxter G Hill Bath Donald W. Lakin Bath Elizabeth Townsbury Topsham John A. Robinson Bowdoinham Forrest E. Morris Wiscasset Fred J. Baldwin Wiscasset with suspensions or continuations noted and one marriage invitation to Alfreda Mae Tanner and John Weeks Black in South Portland.

Robie Lewiston George W. Baker Bath Halbert Condon Woolwich Gordon Estes Avery M. Fides Jr Bowdeinham Hilton J. Freeman Thaxter G. Hill Donald W. Lakin Elizabeth Townsbury Topsham John A. Robinson Bowdoinham Forrest E. Morris Wiscasset Fred J. Baldwin Alfred Creswell Tanner Alfreda Mae John Weeks Black David LeRoy Black Friday Broadway South Portland

Miss Sewall Weekend Guest of Boston Parents

Miss Patricia Sewall of Pierce Secretarial School in Boston was a weekend guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Sewall at 949 High Street.

Patricia Sewall Pierce Secretarial School Boston Edward Sewall High Street

Weeks Street Grammar School awards announced at closing exercises

At Weeks Street School closing exercises pupils earned Seven Point Pins for Health and Meritorious Service awards. Grade Seven and Six pupils with perfect attendance were named, and Patrol members received certificates signed by the police chief, superintendent, and principal.

Weeks Street School Dora Bridges Jo Darling Patricia Kerwin Edward Plant Iva Rogers Janet Sullivan Auburn Natalie Burditt Norma Jean Smith Stella Alley Albert Berry Arthur Berry Charles Godfrey Riva Jean MacDonald Carl McCabe Beverly Rogers Beatrice Williams Evelyn Witham Robert Adams Frances Bond Ida Ferris Richard Quimby Marilyn Longley Gloria Wilson Maine Automobile Association Edward Morse Philip Ames Kenneth Coombs Richard Daughin Oscar Douglas Joseph Hecht Donald Hopkins, Jr Fenton Moore

Myrtle Lodge Members Attend Maine Session and Receptions

Myrtle lodge No 8 Bath members attended the Government of Maine United Order of Independent Odd Ladies quarterly session in Portland. A reception in Frye hall followed with numerous attendees from Fernlodge No 2 of Portland. Next session is in Auburn September 12. past ladies field day August 20 at Mrs Curtis’s Harpswell home. Myrtle lodge field day July 16 at Rock Hill Inn.

Myrtle Lodge No. 8 Bath Government of Maine United Order of Independent Odd Ladies Portland Mary S. Curtis Gertrude Stewart Annie S. J. Lemont Lizzie B. C. Chaney Nellie G. Hunt Emma Daley Eva Atwood Margaret Nelson Sadie Savage Frye Hall Sadie Davis Eunice Perry Priscilla Estes Anna Burnham Lucelia Blake Emily McMann Myrtle French Jennie Cameron Louise Rogers Pearl Campbell Jennie Oliver Lizzie Haggett Hazel Schottlier Zeuleika Kingsbury Annie Oliver Curtis Stewart Lemont Fernlodge No. 2 Gwendolyn S. Jordan Miriam Wetmore Auburn Harpswell Rock Hill Inn

Three Diploma Recipients at Dartmouth Commencement

John Parker superintendent of the Bath and West Bath School Union received a Master of Arts diploma at Dartmouth College commencement on Sunday. He was joined by Wy man R. Vaughan of Minneapolis and James H. Young of Colorado Springs, a University of Colorado graduate, both also awarded MA degrees.

John Parker Bath and West Bath

Foreclosure of Mortgage Notice Woolwich Maine 1941

Legal notice from Woolwich Sagadahoc County Maine announcing foreclosure of mortgage on property of George O Main and Laura M Main. J Gould Bailey named as mortgagor with property bounded by land of Fired Grover and J Gould Bailey. Document dated June 11 1941 sworn before Justice of the Peace Cari M P Larrabee.

Sjeorge O Main Laura M. Main Woolwich Sagadahoe State of Maine Sanshoe Oime County of Sagadahoc Fired Grover Wiscasset Bath J Gould Bailey Lee Hard Jd Gowld Bailey J. Gould Bitler Maine Anid J. Gould Bailey Laura M Main United States Soldiers’ and Sailors State OF Lincoln Cari M P Larrabee

Second Session Probate Court Actions Listed

Judge Dunton presided at the June Sagadahoc probate second session. Wills allowed for Sara Tucker, Lewis Ellis, Annie Fisher Lincoln, Lucinda Pierce. executors named with bonds. Administratrix named for Everett Neal. deposits, compromises, guardianship orders, inventories, and accounts filed or approved. distribution petition issued for Walter Sedgley estate.

Dunton Sagadahoc Sara Eleanor Tucker Pembroke Parish Bermuda Harry L. Day Bath Lewis O. Ellis Topsham Mabel S. Ellis Annie Fisher Lincoln Montclair N. J Charles M. Lincoln Lucinda E. Pierce Linroy Warren Lubec Sagudahor Dune Bark Sata Addie Moulton Georgetown Furst Ralph W. Davi Muardhan Town of Montehur New Jersey Anid Supadahoe County Maine Charles M Lincoln Arthur J. Dunton Subiadahne Edna A. Neal Pembroke Prish Islands Harry’ L Day Arthur

Exmoor Renaming Ties to Extavia Shipyard Plans

The old Extavia, a Hog Islander, has been renamed the Exmoor. The new Extavia will be the tenth ship in the companys $30,000,000 shipbuilding program and mirrors the Exporter design in many specifications. A special train will ferry American Export officials to Bath for the launching ceremony with invitations extended to Maritime Commission members, Navy representatives, and lawmakers. The Andrews live at 12 Woodhill Drive, Maplewood, N J.

Bath Maritime Commission Navy Andrews Woodhill Drive Maplewood N. J

Two Persons Injured In Auto Crash In Bath

Stanley F. Cothran a Woolwich driller at Bath Iron Works appeared in Municipal court on a reckless driving charge after a midnight Saturday crash at Ryan's Corner. Miss Margaret Gallant and William L. Scott were injured and taken to Memorial hospital. Scott and Gallant were riding in the 1939 Buick. others including Mr. and Mrs. Elliot and Mr. and Mrs. Howe suffered cuts and bruises.

Stanley F. Cothran Woolwich Bath Iron Works Corp John P. Crosby Ryan's Corner Margaret Gallant Libby Court William L. Scott Garden Street Memorial Hospital Crosby Cothran Mr. Scott Miss Gallant Scott Howard Kk. Elliot Clifton Street Ernest T. Howe Pine Street Elliot Howe

Bath Woman Elected Patriotic Instructor at Veterans Meet

Mrs. Melvin Whittham of Ernest Edgar Kateon auxiliary of Bath was elected patriotic instructor at the Veterans of '98 State Department convention in South Portland. Cynthia White of South Portland was named New Department President. The Bath auxiliary members attending included Mrs. Whittham and others as well as local officials.

Melvin Whittem Ernest Edgar Kateon Melvin Whittam Bath Veterans of State Department South Portland Whittoim Katcon Camp United Spanish War Veterans Color Guard Harry A. Barker Barker Cynthia White Whitlam Edward J. Burns Edward Clancy Marie Clancy Harold Swain Clarence R. Rowe Caravan Edwin White Portland Isabelle Craig

Mizpah Class Elects Officers At First Baptist Church

At a Mizpah class meeting hosted by Mrs. Allen Morris on Whiskeay road, officers were elected: Adeline A. Rogers R N as president Dorothy Carey as vice president Mrs Morris as secretary and Mrs Kenneth Thayer as treasurer.

Allen Morris Whiskeay Road First Baptist Church Adeline A. Rogers R. N Dorothy Carey Morris Kenneth Thayer

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Bathany Times Kennebec Yacht Club H. D. Maxwell Samuel Thompson James F. Murphy Sewall Liverpool New York Charles T. Jackson South Street Harriet Crocker Jackson John D. Footer, Jr Kennebec Mary Sills Eleanor Hyde Elmhurst Herbert L. Lord Springfield Alfred MiLain Miss Farrell N. Gratz Jackson Norwich Margaret Wilson Pearl Street Sara Thomas Spence Sewall's Charles W. Krueger Bertha M. Bruce George Fred Bruce Upper Rev Krueger Everett William P. Frye Rough Riders Millardanson Henry Lermond Bernard Tarbox George Terrill Len Gowell Ralph Mank Earle Leydon Percy Hodgkins Bay Point W. A. Atchley Lee Hooker Ned Flinch Verne Miller Ernest Heald John Wilson T. W. Hyde Sons of Veterans Rockland Cree W. D. Mussenden S. H. Duncan F. H. Lowe Maine Bankers Association Times John S. Hyde Cleveland Dispatch Ruth Hanna Cleveland Leménes Biddle Iron Works C. P. Wetherbee Barney and Bagley M. Steinert & Sons Co A. L. Ryser Mae Low Good Templars Hall P. B. T. C. W. Longley A. D. Kimball Wright Georgie Duncan Lasell Seminary Auburndale Duncan Co. A Nellie M. Conley This City George M. McManus Edmund P. Briggs Jennie Belle Bowker Union Section Fred Fisher California Mr. Fisher K. T. Dutton Fisher West East Thomas E. Artis John Chalmers James W. Hawley Ethel McCarty Sadie Reynolds Eva McBeane Lilla Lakin Hattie Parks Edwin Bonney Clarence Fowler Bert Reed Robert Harnden William Wilson Edward Talbot Wilbur McCarty Frank Perkins Irving Stinson Herbert Pushard Harry Plummer David Clifford Warren McIintire William Thompson Wiswasset High School Eugene Thebeau Yarmouth N. S W. S. Francis Lydia A. Stetson Pennesseewassee Lake O. W. Folsom J. C. Holden Montreal Bradford Folsom Bradford College Alfred Joseph Rowe Alzelda_ Lucila Harford Byron M. Rowe Georgetown Ituna Corkum A. S. Bigelow Horatio Bigelow Albert Bigelow Miss Roberts Bigelow Eastern Yacht Club Arthur Luce Fred Haggett Edna Sears Sophia Mikilesky Ohio Hanna and Johnson Kelley, Spear, Co E. J. Hinckley Stanley Co. al Acme Benjamin Haggett Rupert Much Benjamin Mikelsky H. Harvey Gould Fred Humphreys Marion White Ruth Whitney Ann Kimball Bath High School Grace Church W.C. Stewart Sabine Daniel McPherson Capt. Hill Lieut. Emery Bickle W. J. Jacobs M. M. Lemont F. H. Gowell W. R. Miller W. A. Stacy W. J. Paisley N. W. Hall G. B. Richardson Charles Andrews Canton King No. 10 P.M Bangor U. S Marcus A. Hanna Miss Hanna Herbert Hapgett Corliss Street French Oliver Plant Beacon Street Charles A. Garcelon, Jr Weeks Street Grammar School District of Maine Odd Ladies John L. Jack Hatfield H. Rogers Georgia B. Eby Fdna A. Neal Everett W. Neal George W.thompson F. Boardman Fish, Jr D.b.a Freeman Trott Virginia Elizabeth Trott Edward W. Bridsham Fannie E. Minott George C. Webber Bailey Jennie C. Tripp William L. Tripp Elizabeth W. Greenleaf Gertrude C. Greenleaf Seth Stewart Sherwood Aldrich William H. Haskell Daniel Williams Clara M. Williams Oscar F. Williams Pauline B. Neff Stewart M. Nett Brighton Ralph W. Davis Addie E. Moulton William L Tripp Cleora Tarbox John W. Tarbox Freeman A. Trott Virginia E Elizabeth E. Trott Caleb Sedgley Walter E. Sedgley YOUNG John I. Jack Register Hein Henry Bouter Henry F Peron George Lanedey Rows Ruth Eleanor Bo Hyde Arthur. Dunton Arsenal Tack, Rewister John Rath Deora Marete Jack
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