Bath Chronicle March Signs of Spring Archive
Bath items reflect spring signs with talk of sap flow and milder weather. The community notes include theatre interest, streetcar safety during thaw, steamboat and railroad changes, a local sale, and promotions in transportation.
Percy known as popular Maine legislator in Bath area
The piece highlights Representative Augustus A. Percy of Bath as a well liked Maine legislator who strong arms fish bills. A humorous incident with a taxi driver named Herring tempers his fame. Local events include Cony High basketball in Augusta, bath federation meeting, Trippe destroyer moving, possible Hyde Guards duty in Texas, and a large Sebasco Estates sale from April 1 to 15.
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Frank R. Mason
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Maine
Morse High School
Washington
Sebasco
Hyde Windlass Company
State House
Augustus A. Percy
Bath
Gus
House Committee of
Portland Press
Augusta
Herring
Percy
Hibbert Lockhart
North Street
Carolina
R. I. Arthur I. Pepper
Bath Iron Works
Washington, D. C
Marjorie Bailey
Mildred Clark
Zoa Day
Aileen Gay
Louise Harriman
Gladys Holbrook
Esther Jones
Leonora Knight
Galen Low
Rachel Mikilsky
Parker Houston
Theda Parker
Harold Reed
Jennie Sawyer
Allan Spear
Esther White
Dorothy Jewett
June Rideout
Edith Hartwell
Sophia B. Higgins
George Sydlemann
Jennie Rideout
C. D. Williamson
Joseph Madden
Cony High School
Phippsburg
Minstrel Show Delights Bath on Dreamland Night
The Colonial Club boys staged a large minstrel program at Dreamland Theatre. Walter A. Murtaugh led as interlocutor with a strong chorus and standout solos by Arthur Lemont and Dan Williams. Mayor Small's political jabs drew smiles as the second half showcased Stewart and Donahue and a globe act by Mlle. Jeannette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland Theatre
Colonial Club Boys
Columbia Orchestra
Bright Eyes
Walter A. Murtaugh
Mr. Murtaugh
Messrs
Herbert Williams
Arthur Lemont
Small
Stewart
Donahue
Mlle
Jeannette
Colonial Boys
Bath Beef Plant to Undergo Major Repairs in Spring
The Bath Beef Company plans substantial repairs and changes costing several thousand dollars early in spring. Work will be performed by F W Cunningham and Son of Portland, contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Beef Company
F. W. Cunningham & Son of
Portland
Deering Company to Begin Work on Schooner at New England Yard
The G G Deering company will start work Monday to complete a schooner at the New England yard begun by Captain James W Hawley and purchased by Deering. The project promises more work for Bath mechanics as Brunswick tightens liquor laws in a spasm of enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Deering Company
New England
James W. Hawley
Deering Company
Bath Mechanics
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Bathites
New Meadows
Solar Lodge of Masons
Kennebec
Joseph Solovich
Moosehead
Charles W. Morse
Dennis D. Clarke
Watchman
Camden
Boston
W. E. Riker
Lewiston
Bath Company, & RH. P
F. E. Tukey
Damariscotta
Danlap Commandery
K. T
Bath Board of Trade
Bath Marine Construction Company
M. K. Murray
Bath Y. M. C. A
F. W. O'Brien
The
People’s Church
Edward L. Risteen
Rockland
Brunswick
Portland-Skowhegan
Gene Herring
Augusta House
Cony High
Men's Federation of Bath
Trippe
Charlestown Navy Yard
Hyde
Texas
Kelley, Spear Company
Charles T. Jackson
Sebasco Estates
Colonial Club
Pyramid” Kimball
Bank” Williams
Owen
Hank” Wilson
Deke’ Hill
Bob” Potter
Fred E. Drake
Drake
Dr. Long Green
Bill
Lemont
Deke” Hill
Dan Williams
Dan
Judge
Liams
Phillips Kimball
Mr. Johnson
Murtaugh
Rosa Rigaletto
John Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Nell
Mr. Wil
Fletcher
Farrar’s Market
Chestnut St
Bath, Me
Gold Leaf
Jug
Ade
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Scribner's
Waller
Russell
Centre Street
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B. G. Potter & CO. Swett’s Drug Stores
Bagadahoo Perry
Woolwich
Thompson Bros
Dawid Sercy
Frank H. Beal
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