Bath News Highlights Big Naval Ship Plans
Forty years ago Bath’s Bath Iron Works could build two new battleships under a naval appropriation. The ships would be larger than the Maine and Missouri class, with four 12 inch turrets, and similar lines to earlier designs. Other items include local school and city news, steamer and schooner movements, and a snowstorm improving country roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Hanscom
Bath Iron Works
Times
Bath
Maine
Missouri
Oregon
Arthur Sewall & Co
Arthur Sewall
The
Sewall
New York
Bath items reveal yacht Aphrodite voyage and civic notes
Boston Grand Opera House schedule features Capt Oliver Payne's palatial steam yacht Aphrodite, largest in America, returning to Bath Iron Works after a four hour sea trial due to weather. Other items recount a Swansberg boy saved from a streetcar, recovery of Marshall Johnson's body at Harpswell, and local social and maritime developments including schooner activity, sleighing, and preparations for the 1899 Bath fleet season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Payne
Aphrodite
Bath Iron Works
America
Charles Ridgley Hanscom
Scott
Adelia
Southport
Rifemen Defeat Buckfield Wednesday Night
The North End Community Club rifle team, unbeaten in the league's second half, beat Buckfield 875 to 828 at Lewiston Armory for an 8th straight win. Herby Waldren led Bath with 183 points, Armand Petit fired 175, while Allie Goag of Shipping City posted 100 in prone before 59 offhand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End Community Club
Alden M. Gayton Post Legion
Lewiston Armory
Buckfiell
Cercle Canadiens
Lewiston
Greene Riflemen
Herby Waldren
Bath
Armand Petit
Allie Goag
Shipping City
Bath Notes on Ships, People and Events in 1899
March 9 1899 Bath-Kennebec items report William Spiett visiting Boston. Owen J Ledyard and Clarence Morse in Portland. Miss Mamie Duffy dead in Bangor. Capt Davis vessel David P Davis spoken by Steamer Baltat near Lat 3735N Long 7119W. schooners Balch and Moore missing. Bath activities include auctions, social dances, Mason anniversary, and local markets. Also updates from Bath Navy Yard and shipbuilding notes.
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Bath
Capt. Davis
David P. Davis
Times
Baltat
New York
Davis
Boothbay
Washington
Charles E. Balch
J. J. Moore
Portland
Moore
Pine Tree Troop Attends Hobby Show in Portland
Pine Tree Troop No 1 Girl Scouts attended the Hobby Show in Portland on Saturday. Delegates from the Junior and Senior groups participated with display items including fibre rope bags, crafts, copper work, book ends, and dolls. Transportation was provided by Gilchrist, Carr, Dunn, and Munsey. The program featured opening ceremony, pledge, singing, glee club, Swedish dances, and exhibits of stamps, puppets, outdoor scenes, and crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Leavitt
Judy Dennison
Jeanette Staples
Dorothy Dunn
Madelyn Jones
Lorraine Marr
Caroline Carpenter
Virginia Andre
Dorothy Gilchrist
Sally Munsey
Mary
Sally Sarkis
Frances Callan
Kathleen McLaughlin
Germaine Bonney
Jeanette Garwood
Martha Torrey
Marguerite Rines
Pine Tree Troop
Portland
Rudolph D. Gilchrist
Linwood F. Carr
Colin R. Dunn
Warren C. Munsey
Hobby
Jean Philbrick
Glee Club
Camp Andre
Langley
Juliette Low
Switzerland
Taps
Loan and Savings Talk At Rotary Meeting
J Frank Hunt treasurer of First Federal Loan and Savings Association spoke to the Rotary club at Sedgwick luncheon recounting the history of home loan associations over 108 years. He noted about 1350 associations exist nationwide serving 90 percent of US counties and described the Federal Operates system. Also Jasper H Jenkins of Hampden Highlands retires after 49 years with Maine Central Rail Road and plans to farm in Hampden after years in Bangor and Brewer.
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J. Frank Hunt
First
Federal Loan and Savings Association
Rotary Club
Sedgwick
Hunt
Philadelphia
Rich
Federal
United States
Jasper H. Jenkins
Hampden Highlands
Maine Central Railroad
Checker
Bangor
Mr. Jenkins
Hampden
Brewer
Danforth
Penobscot River
Debaters Clash Over City Manager System in Bath
The forum centered on whether Bath should retain a mayor council government or adopt a city manager plan. Proponents argued managers curb corruption and improve efficiency during depression, while opponents warned democracy risks. Audience leaned toward city manager, with questions about funding, school departments, and recall provisions.
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Cit
Jackson
Russells
Portland
Mr. Russell
Rusaell
Harold P. Small
Tne
L. Eugene Thebeau
Bath Iron Works Corp
Ruscell
Bath
Ruerell
Tin Speaker
Small
Rives
de Splaner
Bisaiv
Ruatell
U. S. Navy
Javkaen
Russe
H. Martin Powers
Russell
Hev
Henry ©. Wright
My. Jackson
Joan M. Conley, Jr
Anly
Wolsenholme
Roseett
Probate Notices for Ketates in Sagadahoe County
Court of Probate in Bathin Sagadahoe notes hearings on April 7 1940 and requests notices to heirs of Charles F Kaufman Mary Kaufman and Antourw Kaufman regarding guardianship and estate matters in Phippsburg Bath and Phillipsburg with filings by Reginald Wright Kaufman and Arthur Dunton Judge.
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Ata
Bathin
Sagadahoe
Mateh
Beth Independent
Bath
Seid
Charles FF
Kaufman
Mary & Kaufman Minot
Phippeburg
Phippaburg
Regenald Wright Kaufman
Guar- Moan
Latrines M Drake
Sagadahoce
State of Maine
Sagedahoc
Winnegance
High Street
Campbells Pound
Hanna A. Prisbee
Hertha
R C. Tibbetts
Bernice M Drake
Joshua N. Tibbetts
Yarearat Bath
Ns Bath Savings Institution
Charles
LOW Ree
Sagadahoc
Haven Metcalf
Washington, DC
Lucretia
Little
Salem
Massachusetts
Josiah H. Gifford
William E. Besbaw
Mar J
Grace
Woolwich
Clarence
Lucie Maine Jones
Minor
Maine
Alice May Lewis
E. Saunders
Marion
Rafael
Renae
Charles H Smith
Dorea
Cerminireat
Ronald Smith
Pirst
Carlee Ton Wo Powell
John L
Jack
Still
Susan EB Lambert
M Campbell
Baerutee
Bidehain
Bath Maine
John R MacDonald
M Childs
Sta
J Everett Mayo
Weet Bath
Decena Maren
Titan H. Mayo
William H. Ryan
Lnte
Beth, Deeases
Martha McAuliffe
Sala Bath
Plant Takes Honors Among Elks Bowlers
Le Plant top scores in the Elks bowling league with 1066 across 15 weeks, Al Thayer 973 runner-up, Teddy Hemn third with 9A, Tom Conney narrowly edging Tom Cummings for fourth. Elsewhere at Pike's Puddle near Luwee, a new hybrid duck appears at the sanctuary, a cross between mallards and pintail, observed near the resident birds.
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Elks
le, Plant
al Thayer
Teddy Hemn
Tom Conney
Tom Cummings
Luwee
Jack Doran
Pike
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West Bathwoods
Frosting E. Marston
North Street Grammar School
Clara McDonald
Springfield
Mass
James C. Ledyard
Augusta
Frank S. Packard
Bowdoin Center
Emma Eames
Marguerite
Boston
Gretchen
Calve
Winter Harbor
Popham
Paok
Staples Coal Co
Wilmore
Kelley, Spear & Co
Alfred Brabrook
Garland
New England Co
J. M. Phillips
Taunton
Gull’s Shoal
Charleston
S. C
R. D. Bibber
Pinkham
Cienfuegos
Cuba
M. G. Shaw
Gardiner
Kennebec Log Driving Co
Grand Opera House
Swansberg
Oak Street
Middle
Washington Streets
Witham
Charles D. Emery
Marshall Johnson
Harpswell
High Head
Mr. Johnson
Brunswick
Nathaniel T. Palmer
John B. Prescott
William T. Donnell
F. B. Nichols
Cherryfield
Mr. Nichols
Prin
Republican City Committee
New Meadows Inn
J. L. P. Burke
New Haven
Cellina
Murphy
Iron Works
Washington, D. C
Clara G McDonald
Louise Hunt
Rockland
Clarence. Lindsay
Fred Walker
City
Mrs. Wentworth
T. J. Hinckley
Daisy Farlin
Dunton
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la Guayra
Ivanhoe Quartet
Kennebec
Phil Blaisdell
Moitley Fuller
Ned Carter
Bowdoin College
Albert Reed
Bath Street
Tessie McDinley
Charlie Turney
Lillian Beatty
Thiee
Luin
A. J. Harriman
Waterville
Charles A. Harriman
Margaret Conley
H. E. Palmer & Co
S. H. Bowker of
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Harry Lewis
Jack Synott
Gladys
Charles Morse
Alfred Tarbox
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Buckfield
North End
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M. Clark Eaten
H. Dennison
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Turner
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Todd Tucker
Herr
William Spiett
Owen J. Ledyard
Clarence Morse
Ceenens
J. E. Fitzgerald
Ring Building
William Welch
U.S. Army
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Kennebec Yacht Club
Denham
Potter
Edward H. Magoun
Solar Lodge
B.hs.a
St. Cecelia Club
Front Street
Graham Specialty Co
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South New Castle
Heald
Court Street
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Limerock
Mr. Levy
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Eile Arkaig
Robert M. S. Silsby
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Trim
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H. B. Barter
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Jerry Dennison
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Kate Duffy
Charles Wolf
Sheepscott Falls
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Colburn
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