Bath Iron Works President John S Hyde Dies in Florida
Hon John Sedgwick Hyde, president and owner of the Bath Iron Works, died suddenly in St Augustine Florida after a two year illness. He would have turned 50 on March 25 and leaves a legacy as a master builder and civic benefactor with a long record in Bath Maine including politics and military service.
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John Sedgwick
Th Iron Works
St. Augustine
Mla
Florida
Bath
E. W. Hyde
the Works
New York City
Harold M. Sewall
Hyde
Thomas W. Hyde
Bath Iron Works
Anna H
John Hayden
John Sedgwick Hyde
Johns. Hyde
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Iron Works
General T .W. Hyde
Old Point Comfort
General Hyde
America
New England Co
Cottage City
Navy
City of
Lowell
Long Island Sound
Newport
Vicksburg
Dahlgren
U. S. Navy
Hyde death hits Bath with sense of irreplaceable loss
Mrs Eleanor Phillips of Wenham Mass and Mr and Mrs Edward W Hyde of this city plus Arthur 8 Hyde of New York City survive President Hyde. His death follows a long illness that has saddened his family and friends. Bath feels the loss of a loved personality and a sudden blow to the city.
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Ing
Eleanor
John C. Phillips
Wenham
Mass
Edward W. Hyde
Arthur
Enrolling Naval Reserve Forms Arrive in Bath
The tug Twana delivered an enrolling party to the Eastern steamship wharf for the new Naval Reserve. Ensign Howard R. Shaw led the group with Ensign Schuyler Dillon and Surgeon F. J. B. Cordeiro assisting. Commodore George Moody spoke at Kennebec Yacht Club outlining reserve classes and four year enrollment terms.
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U. S. Navy
Twana
Naval Reserve
Howard R. Shaw
Schuyler Dillon
U.S. N.R.F
F. J. B. Cordeiro
U.S.N
E. L. Patch
Yeoman Richards
Quartermaster Deady
Regular Navy
Joseph I. Kemp
George Moody
Kennebec Yacht Club
Ensign Shaw
Congress
Fleet Naval Reserve
Naval Auxiliary Reserve
Naval Coast Defense Reserve
Volunteer Naval Reserve
Ser
PTY Sts
First Baptist Bits Highlights Guild and Ladies Events
The Unity Guild gathered at the parsonage with Mrs. C. R. Chappell as pastor led meditations on I am the Door. The Ladies Sewing Circle met in the tower room on Friday. A Gentlemen’s Night was held in the vestry. The cradle roll party drew forty five children despite a storm. Miss Nathalie Brown and Mrs. Chappell led. A March 80 sale by the Ladies Circle is planned for Friday afternoon.
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Unity Guild
C. R. Chappell
Jesus
Nathalie Brown
Ladies’ Circle
Corliss Street Notes Community Activities This Week
Monday Sunday school rally led by the Deering Class with Rev J J Hull of Portland. Tuesday social for Deering Class men by Sterling Class in the vestry. Ladies' Aid held an all day session Wednesday in the vestry. Wednesday afternoon Free Will Workers gathered with Mrs Carol Deering on Washington St. Thursday prayer meeting focused on Bearing Witness for Christ. Friday choir rehearsal in the vestry. Far and Near Missionary Society met with Mrs James Coombs. members asked to bring mite boxes.
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Deering
J. J. Hull
Portland
Sterling
Ladies’ Aid Society
Free Will
Carol Deering
Washington St
Christ
Far and Near Missionary Society
James Coombs
Winter Street Notes Confirms Loss of William Bell
William Bell leaves the city this week to take a position in Norfolk causing sorrow in the congregation. The Tuesday Evening Club meeting was omitted. An illustrated lecture titled From Tent to Temple was held Thursday at 7 30 PM. A silver offering was collected to cover expenses. Friday afternoon the Ladies’ Aid met in the chapel hosted by Mrs. Clarence Morse and Miss Clara Coombs. The Easter sale is planned for Saturday March 31. The pastor’s class tomorrow will discuss How shall I know whether I am a Christian or not. Several have signified intent to unite with the church at Easter.
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William Bell
Dorcas Guild and Beacon St Meeting Notes
The Dorcas Guild met with Mrs William Crafts on Wednesday evening at Dummer Street Beacon Street. Beacon St Ladies Aid met with Mrs Sherman Tabor on Friday afternoon. The Sunday school annual meeting and officer elections are set for Sunday noon at Beacon St. The Beacon Men's Bible Class shows growing attendance and installed a new organ yesterday in their classroom.
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Dorcas Guild
William Crafts
Dummer St
Beacon St
Ladies’ Aid
Sherman Tabor
High St
Beacon Men
Large Sunday School Attendance Prompts Reception and Services
Wesley notes a very large attendance at Sunday school with a morning reception of members. Baptism and the Lord's Supper will be administered. Evening service features Rev. Thomas M. Kewley of Beacon Street, with orchestra and song service.
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Thomas M. Kewley
Beacon Street
Obituary of Mrs. Margaret Belanger of Charles Town
Margaret M Belanger a 40 year old resident of this city died after a brief illness. She was born in Charles Town Massachusetts daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Wright married to William E Belanger for 23 years survived by four children Ethel William John and Lurline four brothers Stephen Louis Wright of this city William of Weymouth and John of Quincy one sister Mrs Roy Barker of Reading. She attended Wesley M E Church and was devoted to family. Funeral was held Tuesday at 10 30 am from the late residence 131 Court St.
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Charlestown
Mass
Lewis Wright
William E. Belanger
Ethel
William
John
Lurline
Stephen
Louis Wright
Weymouth
Quincey
Roy Barker
Reading
Wesley M. E. Church
Court St
Mrs Mary A Brown Dies After Brief Illness At 677 High St
Mrs Mary A Brown aged 57 years 10 months 20 days died Friday at home on High Street after a brief illness. Daughter of the late Thomas W and Mary A Grows of Harding's Station she lived in the city since her marriage to Fred W Brown thirty years ago. She was a Wesley M E Church member active in charity and a summer resident of New Meadows cottage center of social benevolence. Survived by husband Fred W Brown daughter Marie and sisters Prudence Blake and Abbie Knowles. Funeral Sunday at two o clock from the resi dence 677 High St.
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Mary A. Brown
High St
Thomas W
Mary A. Grows
Harding’s Station
Mr. Brown
Wesley M. E. Church
New Meadows
Fred W. Brown
Marie
Prudence Blake
City
Abbie Knowles
Maine Young Republican Club names executive committee
Hon. Rupert H. Baxter is chosen chairman of the executive committee for the State of Maine. Other members include Donald F. Snow of Bangor Carroll B. Chaplin of Portland and Hon. Willis R. B. Swift of Augusta.
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Rupert H. Baxter
State of Maine
National Young Men’s Republican Club
Donald F. Snow
Bangor
Carroll 8. Chaplin
Portland
Willis RB. Swift
Augusta
Fruit a-tives Claim Rapid Recovery From Stomach Trouble
H Wilnitman of Montreal says repeated medical treatment failed for two years until Fruit a-tives eased his distress. After using the product he regained health and gained weight from 160 to 208 pounds. Boxes cost 50 cents or six for 2.50 with a trial size available, distributed by Fruit a-tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
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Vallier St
Montreal
Fruita-tives
H. Wilnitman
Fruita-tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Cosmopolitan Notes Seeks New Associate Members
Members urged to submit associate applications by March 30 at the clubhouse or through the secretary or membership committee. Active members should join the waiting list. A Sunday gathering featured singing of America and The Star Spangled Banner. Weekly social nights planned on Wednesdays with sewing cards and music. The Misses Mikelsky donated a Victrola record with chorus arrangements. Gift Shop board approved evening orders and morning special orders in Brunswick. Summer plans include errand boy services. Spring production The Wishing Ring will have two performances with Rogers Company in charge.
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America
Mikelsky
Brunswick
New Shaw Block Store Opens Under Legro Company
The John A Legro Company opened a handsome Shaw block store on Saturday with head clerk John W Kimball and staff welcoming visitors The shop features plate glass silent salesmen mahogany woodwork modern racks indirect lighting and a display of Michaels Stern Co clothes neckwear and haberdashery for men with pinks for ladies planned for the evening.
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Shaw Block
John A. Legro
Legro
Michaels, Stern & Co
Captain Coombs to Command Bertram in Weymouth Arrival
Capt J L Coombs, retired from the Frontenac and residing here for months, will take command of the four masted schooner Eleanor F Bertram when she reaches Weymouth Mass from Barbadoes. The Bertram belongs to John S Emery Co fleet. Coombs has spent 35 years sailing ships in the Emery fleet.
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J. L. Coombs
Frontenac
Eleanor F. Bertram
Weymouth
Mass
Barbadoes
Bertram
John S. Emery & Co
Captain Coombs
Emery
Wesley Abbott Reaches City Island After Long Kennebec Trip
The Wesley Abbott schooner arrived at City Island this Saturday from the Kennebec River. After a slow voyage, the vessel completed the journey with its cargo in perfect condition.
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Wesley Abbott
Kennebec River
New York
City Island
Bath youths rehearse for YMCA exhibition with Miss Kimball
The Bath buds prepared for an upcoming YMCA exhibition after a successful Saturday rehearsal. Miss Kimball will lead a class of about 30 in the juvenile group. The steamer Wiwurna is being prepared for service on the Bath Boothbay division once the Sasa moa River clears of ice.
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Bath
Y.M.C.A
Kimball Ball
Wiwurna
Bath Boothbay
Sasamoa River
Burdock Blood Bitters Promoted As Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement invites readers to try Burdock Blood Bitters for languor headaches and stomach discomfort. The ad urges asking a druggist and lists a price of $1.00.
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HN S. Hyde
Lewism
Charles P. Wetherbee
Times
Fourth Company
Colonial Club
General T. W. Hyde
New England Shipbuilding Co
Goss Marine Iron Works
Hyde Foundry
Hyde Windlass Works
John S. Hyde
First National Bank
Bath Savings Institution
American Society of Naval Engineers
Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers
The
Cumberland Club of
Army
Navy Club
Metropolitan Club
Washington
Sagadahoc
Colonial Clubs
Grace
Episcopal
Phi Rho Society
Sons of Veterans
T. W .Hyde
Eames
Mme Eames de Gogorza
Bowdoin College
Thomas Worcester Hye
Elmhurst
Five Mile Swamp
Sunset Rock
Sagadahoe County
Maine
Kennebec
Peskebegat Lodge
Lobster Lake
Moosehead
Ernestine Shannon
John H. Hyde
Iwana
Ated
Rockland
J. F. McCole
First Baptist
Corliss Street
Winter Street
Wesley Notes
Margaret M. Belanger
Strigken
Cosmopolitan
Rogers Company
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