Bath Society Notes From the Farmer's Ball and Nearby Events
The piece reports on the annual Farmer's Ball at Augusta city hall, noting it drew 700 attendees including Senator and Mrs. Sumner Sewall and others. It lists numerous social visits, club meetings, engagements, school honors, and residents' casual travels in Bath and surrounding towns with plenty of names and places.
Grandson Doane to Annapolis after Dean Academy graduation
Mrs Alpheus H Goodwin of Shepherd street has word that her grandson Paul Doane of Dedham Massachusetts is appointed to Annapolis. Doane, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Doane, recently graduated from Dean Academy last June and now attends Randles Prep School in Washington DC. Summers are spent at Sabino with his family.
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Alpheus H. Goodwin
Shepard Street
Paul Doane
Dedham
Mass
Annapolis
Doane
Dean Academy
Randles Prep School
Washington, D. C
Ernest Doane
Sabino
Bath Iron Works notes and gossip page on 1938 elections
The Bath Iron Works payroll and workforce influence the city’s election results with 28 BIW employees winning offices. Haskell’s mayoral bid faltered by 229 votes, while Ward Seven produced a close race with Bill Daley. Shipyard hiring and the destroyer hull 180 keel laying also feature, detailing BIW’s local economic impact.
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Small
William Daley
Burner
Wild Bill
Brother Daley
Bath
Ward Seven
Bill
Welding school resumes after year lapse at shop site
The welding school reopened Monday afternoon with 14 candidates. Located in a room at the east side of the blacksmith shop, the program features instructor Warren Munsey, a leading welder, and operates in two two hour shifts from 4.30 to 6.30 pm and 6.30 to 8.30 pm. The facility has 12 stalls.
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Warren Munsey
Wiier, Ag
Iron Works welding school to train apprentices anew
The Iron Works resume its welding program to supply skilled workers for Navy Yards. The overhaul includes two shifts, 24 courses, eight weeks to readiness, a year to craftsperson status after tacking, and a history of producing top welders. Several staff changes and events are noted, including transfers and a banquet for marine draughtsmen.
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Iron Works
B.I.W
Navy Yards
Augusta crowd Packs City Hall for State Heavyweight Title Fight
Iron Works employee who drove to Augusta to watch Lou Cooper of the welding department defend his state heavyweight title with a second round knockout of Gus Caret of that city. The bout drew about 1500 spectators, prompting Augusta Fire Department officials to turn away several hundred fans at City Hall. Participants included Dick Frates Bill Kittredge Fred Kittredge and Anthony Dodge.
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Iron Works
Augusta
Lou Cooper
Welding Department
Gus Caret
Dick Frates
Bill Kittredge
Fred Kittredge
Anthony Dodge
Cooper
Bowler Showdown at Arcade Leagues Shapes Up Tight
Carpenter division team tops North End Community Club in a four-string match at Arcade Lays by 77 pins. Howard Atwood led with 403, Wally James 394. In a separate Arcade Monday game, Laying Out department beat outside machinists by 11 pins. A. Doherty topped with 298, Johnny Dauphin 263. Shipyard tour planned by key producers. USS Jouett to sail for Northern European waters around May 20 after commissioning January 25. USS Samson to sail to Norfolk shortly thereafter.
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North End
Arcade
Howard Atwood
Hammer
Wally James
A. Doherty
Johnny Dauphin
O.m.'s
Navy Department
USS
Veterans in Bath Hyde Windlass pattern shop shine
Frederick A. Bowie leads Bath Hyde Windlass pattern shop veterans born in Durham and started in 1891 at the Bath plant. He made about 1200 propellers 3 inches to 18 feet, including Leviathan paperweights. The piece notes other staff news and social happenings around the machine shop.
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Hyde Windlass
Frederick A. Bowie
Bowie
Durham
Worumbo
Lisbon Falls
Bath
Bull Paisley Plays It Safe With New .22 Revolver
A cautious Bull Paisley is urged to handle his newly acquired .22 revolver with care. The note underscores firearm safety and responsible ownership as the community watches the comic figure navigate this purchase.
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Bull Paisley
Quiet Times in Propeller Department Linked to Night Shifts
A writer notes the quiet in the propeller department and learns that night work by Fenton Moore is keeping the unit steady. The remark hints at reduced daytime activity while Moore handles overnight duties.
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Fenton Moore
City notes and local events in Bath area society page
Mrs Aubrey Steen named treasurer of Dike PTA succeeding Mrs Hutchins who moved to Lynn Mass. State House hearing Thursday on road reserves for Bath area. Pine Cone Troop 4 Girl Scouts met Winter Street church ladies parlor with folk dancing. Junebugs won relay race. Betty Anderson and Mae Walsh named captains. Government class at Morse High heard Rep Dominique Tardif who hopes for legislature session soon with Governor Barrows visit. Bath Country Club stockholders set annual meeting for Monday 7 30 pm at Bath Trust Co. Flower show in Boston March 16 21 expected to top prior years. Spring signs: marbles, bicycles, geese, ice breaking up in docks and bays.
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Pine Cone
Winter Street
Leonard F. Wetherbee
Junebugs
Betty Anderson
Mae Walsh
Ruth Lemoine
Genealogist Mrs Lilly Earns State National Notice
Mrs Georgiana H Lilly of Bath active in Maine D A R work for over a decade. She served as secretary counselor and chapter committee chair while contributing 800 pages of material and editorials to state projects. Her cemetery and genealogical records span Anna Dresden Litchfield Waldoboro Woolwich Yarmouth and other towns.
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Georgiana H. Lilly
Mary Kelton Dummer
D'Ar
Hallowell
Fred Lilly
Academy Street
Department of Genealogical Research
Maine
D.A.R
Lillian Stevens
National Society
Memorial Continental Hall
Washington, D. C
Lilly
Anna
Dresden
Litchfield
Waldoboro
Woolwich
Yarmouth
Boothbay
North Bath
Rome
China
Vassalboro
Edgecomb
Webber
Castner
Hallowell Current Events Club
Edward Little Wins Maine Scholarship Cup Again
Edward Little High School of Auburn repeats as winner of the University of Maine scholarship cup for the second year. Dr Arthur A Hauck announces the award based on first semester ranks of graduates in the freshman class. Top runners include Marcel R Boucher John A Bower and Ruth H Grundy. Jordan High School placed second and Brewer High School third.
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Edward Little High School
Auburn
University of Maine
Arthur A. Hauck
Sth
Edward Little
Marcel R. Boucher
John A. Bower
Ruth H. Grundy
Jordan High School
Lewis
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Hans H. Seivers
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Leonard D. Norsworthy
Edward E. Carter
A. A. Stott
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Stella Wade
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Weston M. Hilton
Damariszotta
Lincoln County
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Washington Street
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Murphy's Corner
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Portland
Lillian Dunham
South End
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Weeks Street
Arthur Lemont
Edward Coombs
William Crowley
Horace Morse
West Street
Brooks Britt
Front Street
Norfolk
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Ralph Gay
Carroll E. Davis
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Arline Footer
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Winthrop
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Dummer Street
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Arthur N. MacDonald
Middle Street
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Betty Nostall
Natalie Burdett
Agnes MacDonald
Madelyn Savoie
Natalie
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Harry Cornish, Jr
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David Young
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Fenton I. Moore
Lucy G. Rogers
Florence Wyman
Walter James
Robert Cressey
Clifton Legard
Bath Memorial Hospital
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Legard
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Somerset Place
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High Street
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Clarence A. Moore
Lisbon
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Lisbon High
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Lome
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Pearl Street
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George W. Davies
Maxwell Street
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Edward V. Reed
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Brooklyn
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Dover, N. H
Richard D. Sampson
Margaret K. Sampson
Herbert Henderson
Charlestown Navy Yard
Roy Getchell
Cocoanut Grove
William Paisley
Andrew Butterfield
Lester Campbell
Wellington A. Moore
Lucian Ames
Henry McCabe
McCabe
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Weston L. Bonney
Orvis Bonney
Henry C. Wright
Charles H. Cahill
Mary F. Gibbons
Edward Sewall
Helen M. Shaughnessy
Carl C. Anderson
Rupert H. Baxter
Fred H. Thompson, Jr
New York City
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Gorham Normal School
Leon B Pennell
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
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Rena
George
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Harold O. Crooker
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Spring Street
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Dorothy
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Us.n
Lydia Baxter
Naval Boiler Laboratory
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Wiscasset
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Gilmore
Henry W. Wedd
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Melrose
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Blaine Mansion
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Joseph W. Larrabee
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Memorial Hospital
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Brookline
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Palm Beach
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Betty Colby
Albert Pinkham
Court Street
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George Darrah
George Melzard
Albert Darrah
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Flora Thayer
Nippy Guerrette
Lawrence Young
William Reagan
Burnham
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Marie Terrell
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Louis Alden
Louis Wilkin
Huse Street
Chester Getchell
Marion
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James A. Clappison
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Edward Daley
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John Atwood
Clifford Wilband
James McLaughlin
John Gillespie
Conley
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J Fred Tobey, Jr
Donald N. Small
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Bertha Dunbar
Edna Mae
Kenneth Soule
Kittery
Harry Hill
Otis A. Munro
Turner Court
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Edward St. Martin
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Ralph Dunton
George Lilly
John M. Howe
Union Street
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Lester P. Reynolds
Reynolds
Bet
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Pearl
Donald N. Avery
Meadow Way
Albion K. Parris
Miami
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Alexander Burgess, Jr
William Greene
Alfred A. Parks, Jr
Carl Stinson
Harold W. Child
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H. Ring Powers
Pipe Sh Cobmeinataeheaha
A. Footer
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Charles Haggett
Bnshop
Frank O. Dunton
Haskell
Ward
Harold F. Dowling
Lofteman
Alden P. Denham, Jr
James F. Jones
John H Wilson
Arthur Sarkis
E. Raymond Parks
Shipyard Department
Norman A. Adams
Shipfitter's Helper
Herbert L. Anderson, Jr
Daniel A. McDougall
David P. Mullin
James Gardenier
William H. Daley
Foreman Burner
John M. Conley, Jr
H. Everet Cooke, Jr
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Bob
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Portsmouth Navy Yard
Charlie
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C. J. Davol
The
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Clarence Eaton
Harry Farrell
Hotel Phoenix
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Hyde Windlass Co
E. E. Benzenberg
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Marine Draughtsmen Union
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Gibbs & Cox
Virgil Lord
Brunswick
Danforth A. MacDonald
Laftsman
John Levyn
Harold McElman
Clarence Reed
Louis Dallet
Edward P. Steininger
Mr. Dallet
SS. Manhattan
Howard M. Rice
Mrs. Rice
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Thomas R. Allen
Norman J. Mackinnon
Hull
Thatcher B. Pinkham
Harry W. Thebeau
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Edward Thomas
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Dike
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Lynn
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