Men Leaving Bath For Military Service On Good Friday
Saga dahoe County lists 336 registrants in Class One of the Selective Draft. Many are on the Emergency Fleet list marked in red. Those who leave Bath for Camp Devens on Good Friday are named, with alternates and further names listed for later exemption or call.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Sagadahoe County
Camp Devens
He Brasier
Chaundy
Antonio Faino
Donald D. Young
Ralph M. Atwood
Topsham
Cesare Papi
Georgetown
Harold H. Emerson
Richmond
Clarence Wynn
North Bath
John H. Hyde
William J. Coughlin
Bowdoinham
John F. Mahoney
Roy Trask
Hims_F. Brown
Henry ©. Moore
Burots Darling
Arthur P. Sampson
Woolwich Notes Highlight Socials and Local Moves
Woolwich weekly notes cover whist gatherings at Stinson and Hathorne homes, birthday dinner for Wilson Wright, visits to Bath and Sagadahoc Ferry, Red Cross interest, and townspeople traveling to Harvard, China, and Boston. Community reporters list illnesses, schooling plans, and upcoming apron sale while noting a severe storm and unsafe ice for cross river passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardenne Stott
Charlestown Navy Yard
William Carlton
Ross E. G. Bailey
Boston
Marie Jack
Bowdoinham
Flora Leonard
Sagadahoc Ferry
Christine Hathorne
Augusta
Ruth Stinson
Wilson Wright
Waldo Hathorne
Bath
Red Cross
Fred Hathorne
William Cressey
C. E. Rousefield
Woolwich
Rousefield
Baptist Church
the Center
China
Good Will Farm
Harvard Medical School
John Savage
D. J. Hathorne
Anne Leonard
Willa Frederickson
William Reed
Charles Libby
Portland
C. D. Prescott
C. H. Fullerton
Jesse Oliver
Catherine Hall
James Colby
Cyrus Gilmore
Harold Troope
Montsweag
Ella Brookings
Earl Rice
Samuel Hathorne
Eleanor
Gilbert
Edgar Blanche
Millard Webster
Harriett Hathorne
Nettie Wright
Frank
Christian Endeavor Society of
Montsweag Grange Hall
Richard Hunnewell
Nequasset
Percy Bailey
Edgar Hunnewell
Murphy's Corner
Clarence Bailey
Ruth Fullerton
Lowell
Charlotte Longfellow
Worcester
Mass
F. P. Corliss
Marion Carlton
Illian Blair
Frank Bailey
North End
Lewiston
George E. Gove
Eugene Latkrance
Capt
Avon Delano
Blanche Pratt
A. J. Woodman
Day’s Ferry
Lilla Kateen
Dyer
Maine Lobster Embargo to Western Points After March Fifteenth
American Express Co limits live Maine lobsters to destinations east of New York with shipments over 300 pounds via Adams Express restricted. embargo cites unreliable western connections and prior delays harming transit. Maine gains as fewer lobsters ship west, increasing availability locally.
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Maine
New York
American Express Co
New England
Adams Express Company
Bath Boy Weds Portland Woman in Prelate Court
Victor N. Chambers, a Bath boy and soldier stationed at a Portland fort, married Gertrude Munson of Portland after Judge Donahue waived the five days marriage law in Prelate court. Chambers previously worked at Bath Galvanizing Works before joining the army.
Morse yards push shipbuilding for government contracts
C W Morse and sons through United States Steamship Co. advance rapidly on government ship contracts at Noank and Groton Connecticut and Alexandria Virginia. New Alexandria plant progress suggests first vessel within weeks as three yards prepare to build 22 ships concurrently in steel and wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steamship Co
Charles W. Morse and Sons
Noank
Groton
Alexandria
Medical advisory board accepts local service members
Lewiston medical advisory board accepts John J. Gahagan of 648 Washington St for service. Auburn exemption board reports acceptance on March 8 of Attelio Francis Tocchi and on March 9 of George A. Early Stanley Mary Ryerson and John for limited service with Hugh J Solomon and Jesse A Gray of Bath accepted. Harry N Como of this city rejected. Bath hospital needs more room.
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John J. Gahagan
Washington St
Lewiston Medical Advisory Board
Auburn
Attelio Francis Tocchi
George A. Early
Stanley Ma Ryerson
Johnceptance
Hugh J. Solomon
Jesse A. Gray
Bath
Harry N. Como
Charles B Tallman Celebrates 76th Birthday in Richmond
Richmond March 14 Charles B Tallman U S N retired quietly marks his 76th birthday at Chestnut Street home. Born Boston Sept 11 1866 he married twice and had four children. He helped arrange the stars for the American flag adopted July 4 1908 and served in the Civil War and Navy including Farragut era battles. He received friends congratulations and remains in good health.
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Richmond
Charles B. Tallman
U.S.N
Chestnut St
Boston
Mary Thomas
Cynthia BE. Dunbar
Daniel C
Massachusetts
Bridge
Oklahoma
Tallman
State Dept
Washington
Co. A
19Th
Me. Volunteer Infantry
J. W. Spaulding
I. H. Starbird
2Nd Army Corps
Army of the
U S.S. Ossipee
Caribbean
Portsmouth
N. H
U.S.S. Ticonderoga
New Dress Silk and Velour Coats Debut in Navy and Tan Tones
Fashion notes announce new coats in silk poplin and wool velour. Silk coats in navy and black pair with dressy finishes while velour options appear in tan gray pekin. Prices vary but hints of affordable luxury emerge.
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Ene
Copenhagen
Taupe
Sailmaker James F. Tallman Racks Up Global Voyages
James F. Tallman of the James F. Will Co. sailed from Boston Navy Yard in 1891 aboard the USS S. Mari as fleet sailmaker to Rear Admiral G. E. Balnap. He visited China, Japan, and the East Indies, later serving 1902 as Maine district recruiting officer and 1906 as chief sailmaker. He retired 1898 after 35 years service. Tallman joined GAR John Merrill Post and is a Mason, with a large world travel relic collection at home.
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Boston Navy Yard
S. Marion
G. E. Balnap
China
Japan
East Indies
Naval ‘Hospital
Yokohama
Washington
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Vermont
Pilgrim Fathers
Naval Veterans
Thrift Stamps Sales Rise at Washington Street School
Demand for thrift stamps continues among North End pupils. At Washington Street School Miss Ellen Blair reports pupils have purchased more than 400 stamps with sales over $100 and aim to reach $200 soon.
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Washington Street
North End
Ellen Blair
Phi Rho Dance Planned at M H S Assembly Hall
The Phi Rho group plans a dance on April 5 at the M H S Assembly Hall. It is only the second Phi Rho event this year as members have been missed by pupils. In earlier years the society dominated the Yacht Club, hosting dances every few weeks.
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Phi Rhos
M.H.S. Assembly Hall
Phi Rho
Yacht Club
Glidden Delivers Engaging Law Talk at Morse High
Morse High School students heard Walter B. Glidden explain law and property in a Friday talk. He covered statute and common law, methods of acquiring property, deeds leases and wills, with clear examples and a lively Q A session.
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Stuart
King
Morse High School
Walter 8. Glidden
Assembly Hall
Glidden
Ill boiler shop worker Joseph Flynn at Central House
Joseph Flynn of the B. I. W. boiler shop is ill at the Central House with pneumonia. A Portland sister is visiting to assist.
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Joseph Flynn
Portland
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Serge
Thompson Bros
F. C. Jackson
Optometrist
Front St
Flight
Opp Churchill
Standard Cloak and Dry Goods Store
Front Street
Albert R. Palmer
Richmond Cor
Ner
Delor Gallant
Charles L. Harris
Harold E. Ward
Frank Trembley
Frank K. Hawkes
Roland H. Brown
Robert A. Foster
Harry Russell
Michael Joseph
Alvah C. Reynolds
Clifford McNally
Bowdeinham
iLester L. Powers
Raymond F. Campbell
West Bath
Adam J.nichols
Joseph A. R. Michaud
Ernest L. Woodson
Pearl KE. Percy
William , Webster
Antonio di Palma
Walter B. Pinkham
Herbert T. Terrell
Michael Lyden
Alton C. Berry
John F.riley
Thomas E. Michaud
Elmer A. Williams
John J. Flaherty
Winthrop A. Hart
Sam Linco
Lisle L. Shépard
John E. Wade
Joseph E. Cloture
Ralph L. Leavitt
Blue River
Mr. Rousefield
Harvard
WHIST
Stinson
C. W. Morse
Medical Advisory Board
Bath Hospital
Chas
Travel
Coats
Foulard Silks
James F. Will Co
PHI Rho Dance
Squire Glidden
Mr. Glidden
Hershberg
Deermont- Clothing CO
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