Familiar Bath Pond Scenes From The Independent
The Independent runs a picture of the Sewall mill pond in Bath crossed by the State highway. The water view has long charm for motorists and Bath youngsters during winter skating and summer swimming, evoking childhood memories for readers far from home.
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Sewall Mill Pond
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Large Collier Stephen R Jones in Bath with Coal Cargo
The Mystic Steamship Co. collier Stephen R Jones from Boston unloads 6933 tons of bituminous coal at Kenebse Wharf and Coal Co. Bath ships of Crowell and Thurlow lineage, part of a 17-strong Mystic fleet. Master Capt Edward Leveau, chief engineer W O Sawyer, and first officer Everett M Knox oversee 35 crew. Built 1915 at Newport News, Jones may return there for another coal cargo.
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Stephen R. Jones
Mystic Steamship Co
Boston
Kenebse Wharf & Coal Co
Crowell & Thuriow
Thomas P. Beal
A. L.kent
Bath Iron Works
Mystic Line
Jones
Crowell & Thurlow
New York Coal and Coke
Crowell & Thurlow Line
Caster, Curran & Bullitt Co
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Mystic
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Melrose
Newton
Arlington
Lemuel Burrowes
William N. Page
Glen White
Walter D. Noyes
Sewall
Portland
Edward Leveau
Sweden
W. O. Sawyer
Machiasport
Everett M. Knox
Stockton Springs
George Murley
Somerville
Mass
Steward’s
Newport News
Bath Company
Local Social Notes From Brunswick and Vicinity
North Bowdoin resident Scott Small visited Brunswick on Wednesday. Miss Ethel Sheene went to Weeks Mills for a short work assignment. Ellen Miller recently visited Brunswick. Mr and Mrs John Reid and Dorothy hosted relatives in Richmond on Sunday. A Judah Small school house event drew a modest crowd and raised 2.40 dollars. Clarabelle West visited Richmond on Thursday and Saturday. Frances Baker spent the weekend at home locally. William Sanders of Bath visited relatives nearby for several weeks. Mrs Oscar Douglas is in East Wilton visiting friends and relatives for a few weeks. E S Leonard is in town for several days.
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Scott Small
Brunswick
Ethel Sheene
Weeks Mills
Ellen Miller
John Reid
Dorothy
Richmond
Judah Small
Clarabelle West
Frances Baker
William Sanders
Bath
Oscar Douglas
East Wilton
E. S. Leonard
R. D. Purinton
Charles L. Browne
Wilbur F. Browne
Santa Cruz
California
Methodist Church
John P. Jewell
Wellesley
Mass
Ella Nash
Gardiner
William T. Hardie
Arthur Verrill
Cleveland Curtis
Baptist Association
William E. Gray
Wilbur Small
Cushman Road
Town Hall
Emery
Auburn
Mary Lilly
Bay Road
Vina Browne
Litchfield Corner
Lorenzo Minott
Vinie Denham
P. A. Cannon
C. Gill Browne
Cannon
Mr. Browne
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
John Purington
Bert Witham
W. B
E. P. Kendall
Frank Rost
Charles Fisher
Hazardville Conn
Rockland
Dodge Boys
H. Dodgers
Oscar Joy
Nona
Charles Fogg
Charles H. McEwen
Ralph
Ruth
Devla Bugbee
Waterville
Bert Webber
Sherman Denham
Carlton Jenkins
Jenkins
Sewall Orchard
Randall
Charles Newton
Haine’s Landing
Mabel Burns ‘Thompson
George Fossett
Bath Hospital
Nona Fogg
Helen Hackett
John
Roy Temple
Litchfield
Eva Rideout
Camden
Philip Rideout
Bowdeinham
Richard Denham
Portland
Harry Purington
Otis Gray
Cushman's Bakery
Emily Rideout
Georgia Denham
Continental Congress
National D. A. R
Washington, D. C
Clara Fogg
Congress
Boston
W. W. Brown
Lynn
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Lottie Purington
Edith Rowe
Bath Choral Society Holds Successful Cosmopolitan Rehearsal
The Bath Choral Society met at the Cosmopolitan club on Tuesday of last week with twenty six members present. After the rehearsal refreshments were served and the group enjoyed a social hour at the conclusion.
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Bath Choral Society
Cosmopolitan Club
Personal notes from Bath residents and visitors
A Bath column records local movements and events. Mrs. Jesse Strong entered City hospital for treatment. Families and friends traveled to Portland and Boston. Miss Lottie Wilson returned home from Lewiston. The Higgins Briggs and Staples households joined new moves. Craft's Battery Service head William Craft visited. Several residents traveled to Boston and Port land, while Miss Grace Baker resumed her Bath home. Margaret Gordon fractured a collar bone. Dr. Fuller treated her. Multiple social visits and gatherings are noted, including Rio Rita in Portland and contract games at 935 Middle street. John Stacey and Mrs. Stacey arrived from St Petersburg to visit Popham Beach, then Bath. Pioneer Girls, led by Lillian Eaton, planned hikes with Eve lyn Clough, Stella Jewett, and Helen Clough attending.
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Jesse Strong
South End
City Hospital
Charles R. Higgins
Edmund P. Briggs
Louise Staples
Portland
Lottie Wilson
Kelen Benner
Lewiston
Court Street
Harry L. Thompson
John R. Kelley
Dummer Street
William Craft
Craft
Battery Service
Chester A. Plant
Carolyn
Edna Hallowell
Silas Plant
Boston
Ernest Couture
Laconia
N. H
S. W. Barnes
Russell Street
Couture
Margaret Gordon
Robert S. Gordon
Washington Street
E. M. Fuller
Roscoe P. McFadden
Charles R. Farnham
Daniel T. Dougherty
T. W. Pease
Leroy Colby
John Stacey
Popham Beach
Bath
St. Petersburg
Fila
Popham
Middle Street
William S. Newell
Leroy F. Colby
Grace C. Baker
Groton
Conn
Jessie Spaulding
Gray
Lillian Eaton
Park Street
Evelyn Clough
Stella Jewett
Helen Clough
Bowdoinham News Highlights From April Gatherings
Bowdoinham residents report church attendance, D A R congress pages, and local society events. Mrs Purinton hosts a birthday gathering with out of town guests joined by rural carriers and town officials. A significant real estate sale, farm work, and a Measles spread are noted alongside community meetings and farm bureau updates.
More Men Added to Employes at Bath Iron Works
Bath Iron Works payroll lists 566 names on Tuesday with 19 men added Monday. The yard expands to a second mould loft to handle hulls No. 126 and 127 for Bay State Fishing Co. and prepares for the Hi Esmoro launch on June 7 at 12 30. Joiners, painters, cementers expected as work climbs.
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Bath Iron Works Corp
Hi-Esmaro
Old Iron Works
Bath
Bay State Fishing Co
Aily
J. P. Morgan
New York
Bath Iron Works
B. T. Dobson
George F. Moffett
Sagadahoc Grange Has Fine Program
Sagadahoc Grange met at Bowdoin Center hall Saturday evening with good attendance. After the business meeting the lecturer presented sketches The Getting Rid of an Agent and The Insurance Agent with parts by Mrs. Jane Woods Mrs. Hattie Babb N E Curtis Mae Skelton Asther Rogers and others. A reading by Mrs Herbert Wroberts followed. The grange plans weekly dances on Wednesdays until further notice.
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Mae Skelton
Donald Jasper
Bernard Coombs
Lewellen Freeman
Bowdoin area notes visitors and meetings
Phillip Williams visited at his sister-in-law Addie Williams home while Otis Douglass called on L C Star Bird. Edwin Silver spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Grant Woods. East Bowdoin Ladies met at Mrs Robert McAfee's home with readings and a Jumble of Names. Next meeting May 9 at Mrs W D Rogers. Mrs Wilbur Skelton substituting at Jaques school for ill Mrs Evelyn Curtis. Local farming is slow due to cold nights and heavy rains. FOR SALE 40 acre Bath farm with modern conveniences. WANTED TO BUY old letters and stamps pre 1847. SHETLAND PONIES free to youths. Wakefield Extract Co.
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Phillip Williams
Addie Williams
Otis Douglass
Richmond Corner
L. C
W. D. Rogers
Wilbur Skelton
Jaques School
Evelyn Curtis
Pea Planting Note and Springfield Visit
A fragment notes a few have ventiwed to plant their peas and mentions Orie Woods visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Woods, in Springfield Massachusetts.
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Orie Woods
Springfield
Mass
Grant Woods
Brown buys Cannon home in Bowdoinham trade
C G Brown purchased the home and garage of P A Cannon on Bowdoinham Post Road. Friends wish him success in his business. Mrs C O Purinton hosted her birthday party on Wednesday April 24 with 16 guests from Portland Gardiner Bowdoin and Bowdoinham. Roses and sweet peas decorated the table and gifts were given.
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C. G. Brown
Brown
C. O. Purinton
Portland
Gardiner
Bowdoin
Bowdoinham
Oklahoma City Doctor Resigns Health Department Post
Oklahoma City Doctor O O Hammonds, husband of the impeached governor's secretary, tenders resignation as head of the State Health Department.
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Oklahoma City
O. O. Hammonds
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