Society and Garden Club Guests Visit Bath
Cosmopolitan Garden club members and others attended Gov. George D. Aiken's address at Cony High School Augusta and tea at the Blaine House garden. Guides from Kennebec Valley Garden club led guests to the white friendship hedge presented by the Federation.
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Roscoe P. McFadden
Edmund A. Rothwell
Carl Y. Kennedy
Herbert
Harris
Carroll A. Deering
Elizabeth Deering
Charles Frost
Warren M. Stilphen
Walter Wiggin
George A. Churchill
Chester A. Roberts
Orville E. Page
R. J. M. Steussy
Harry G. Deering
Richard Quick
Nellie Goodrich
Rose Hunter
N. Gratz Jackson
Fred W. Quimby
Charles Soule
Cosmopolitan Garden Club
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Cony High School
Augusta
Blaine House Garden
Bath
Kennebec
Elizabeth Dunbar
Lena D. Donner
Gov. Aiken
Blaine House Gardens
Col Baker Visits Maine State Prison Dialogues with War Den Welch
Col. G. A. Baker paid a Thursday visit to the Maine State Prison in Thomaston and called on War Den Welch during the trip.
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G. A. Baker
Maine State Prison
Thomaston
Welch
Juvenile Delinquency Forum Highlights Bath Meeting
North-Center P.T.A. hosts a public forum on juvenile delinquency with speakers including John Parker and city leaders. The discussion calls for trained social workers and coordinated citywide effort, urging citizen involvement and a survey by a joint committee with the Baptist Brotherhood. Tea followed the forum at Central church parish house.
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P.T.A
Louis A. Dole
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Norman W. Howard
Shellenbarger
Walter M. Hill
Central Church Parish House
Bath
John Parker
Maine
Parker
Joseph A. Butler
Police Department
Forest C. Legard
Percy W. Kingsbury
L. L. Hooker
The
Baptist Brotherhood
Donald N. Small
Joseph O. Purdue
Mr. Kingsbury
Boy Scouts
North Center
Moses Residence to Open as The Anchor in Bath
The 22 room Moses residence at Washington and Grove streets, Bath, built by the late Galen C. Moses, will open in mid June as The Anchor under new owner Major W. H. Howard of New York City. Hervie Gouin will oversee renovations and manage catering and the new marine themed interior. The house will include dining and room facilities with afternoon teas on the north lawn.
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Grove Streets
Galen C. Moses
Bath
Major W. H. Howard
New York City
Hervie Gouin
Gouin
Tme
Navy consolidates Bath shipyard design offices and bids four destroyers
Navy reorganizes Bath Iron Works offices into the Office of Supervisor of Shipbuilding U S N as of May 16. Commander Fr B Britt leaves Bath for Norfolk. Commander J M Kernan arrives. Navy warns of accelerated expansion with government financing to complete schedule. Four destroyer bids sought for 1,630 ton vessels similar to Gleaves and Niblack.
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Bureau of Construction and Repairs
Bureau of Engineering
Navy
Bath Iron Works Corp
U. N
U. S
Fr. B. Britt
Naval Inspectors
H. K. Stubbs
Washington
Iron Works
Gleaves
Niblack
Tron Works
Navy Trials Begin For USS Gleaves After Kennebec Maneuver
Port Captain William Blair and Iron Works crew deftly maneuvered the Gleaves and Niblack after the Niblack’s launch dated December 9. The two destroyers berthed at the Iron Works dock 69 minutes after the Niblack plunged into the Kennebec. Trial week proceeds with the Navy Trial Board in attendance to assess the Gleaves in six days of official trials.
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Iron Works
Gleaves
Niblack
Kennebec
Iron Works’ Dock
Navy
Navy Trial Board
Navy Department
Delegation of Electricians Led by Harry Stone
Harry Stone supervises the electrician delegation with W. Lloyd Lawrence Crocker Fred Pinkham Don ald Smith William Voltz N. Brewer Kenneth Snowdon Alvin Jewett Wil liam Mitchell William Childs Arthur Cook Herbert Dennison Maurice Blais dell Chester Wilson Frank Thompson Arthur Orr Howard Elliott Clyde Dorr Edward Lane on trips along with Edward Footer leading man from the boilermaking division.
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Harry Stone
W. Lloyd
Lawrence Crocker
Fred Pinkham
Donald Smith
William Voltz
N. Brewer
Kenneth Snowdon
Alvin Jewett
William Mitchell
William Childs
Arthur Cook
Herbert Dennison
Maurice Blaisdell
Chester Wilson
Frank Thompson
Arthur Orr
Howard Elliott
Clyde Dorr
Edward Lane
Edward Footer
Seiler's of Boston Handles Ship's Mess for Six Days
Seiler's of Boston staffs the destroyer mess for six days with a crew of more than 200 to feed, plus 130 ship officers and Iron Works officials, data takers, subcontractors, and naval personnel. Harold S. Avery assigns daily time keepers Arthur Preney Hubert Arsenault and Alfred Parks for initial trials. Four shipyard employes—Joseph C. Arsenault Charles C. Cotton Clarence Pecci Daniel A. McDonald—completed duties and moved to Boston Navy Yard. Herbert Allen, from North street extension, to wed Barbara Bartlett in Livermore Falls. Allen works as a loftsman at the Boston Navy Yard.
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Iron Works
Cape Mestage
Harold S. Avery
Arthur Preney
Hubert Arsenault
Alfred Parks
Boston Navy Yard
Joseph C. Arsenault
Charles C. Cotton
Clarence Pecci
Daniel A. McDonald
Herbert Allen
Hart H. Allen
North Street
Tront Works
Livermore Falls
Barbara Bartlett
Mr. Allen
Local Navy News and Boating Trades Update
Capt George C Stacey reports his son Edward C Stacey has earned rating as medical attendant second class on the cruiser Wichita now at Norfolk Virginia. Morse High graduate George Perry bought a 22 foot Kris Kraft speed boat for use on the New Meadows this summer. Millett bought a 24 foot cabin cruiser and plans to launch at the Maine Central dock. Roger Luke moves from naval architecture to Hyde Windlass Co engineering with Chief Andrew Butterfield. The Lukes live at 73 Oliver Street.
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Bedford Street
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
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Annapolis
Bennett
Bath
The
Metropolitan Insurance Co
Morse High School
George C. Stacey
Blair
Edward C. Stacey
Us.n
Wichita
Norfolk
Navy
George P. Perry
George E. Millett
Iron Works
Perry
New Meadows
Millett
Irving L. Stilphen
Maine Central Dock
Roger M. Luke
Naval Office
Hyde Windlass Co
Andrew M. Butterfield
Mrs
Local Anglers, Both Adams, Reel Big Damariscotta Lake Salmon
Harold L. Adams, a plant safety supervisor, landed a near three pound salmon on Damariscotta Lake. The following weekend his wife Mrs. Adams caught a four pound salmon on the same lake.
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Harold L. Adams
Damariscotta Lake
Mrs. Adams
Bath Softball League Meeting Sets Schedule at City Hall
A Bath Softball league meeting for Iron Works teams is set for eight tonight in City Hall council chamber to finalize arrangements and draw up a schedule. Weather permitting, Iron Works office softballers were to play Wiscas set in that town Tuesday evening.
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Iron Works
City Hall
Iron Works’ Office
Wiscasset
Bath Opens Carnival With Three Rides And Shows
Bath's first carnival of the 1940 season by Columbia Greater Shows, sponsored by the US Boosters' Club, opened at McKay field on Monday evening with strong attendance. The venue hosts two trios of rides and acts including a mammoth Merry-Go-Round Ferris wheel and chainplanes, plus Joe Kelly's Broadway Review Art Beakdiry's Athletic Show and Toshi-Zami the Human Paradox.
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Columbia Greater Shows
Us Boosters’ Club
McKay Field
Columbia Greater
Joe Kelly
Art Beakdiry
Toshi-Zami
Woman's Republican Club meeting scheduled in Sagadahoc county
The Woman's Republican Club of Sagadahoc county will hold a meeting Thursday evening May 20 in the municipal auditorium at eight o'clock. There will be speakers of prominence and the public is invited to attend. The program will be announced later.
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Woman's Republican Club
Sagadahoc County
Brunswick items feature dancing winners and local events
The Brunswick area reports a cash award in a dancing contest, a ball for crippled children, and plans for a May 28 card party at North End Community Club. Rev Overman preached at First Baptist. the Newcomen Society plans a June 20 to 23 NH visit.
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Theresa Tardiff
North End
Helen Sims Overman
Rockport
First Baptist Church
Reading event funds paint drive at Flying Point
Mrs. David Graham of Flying Point read Life With Father by Joan ene at a club gathering. The Music Drama department held a brief meeting afterward and voted to donate the proceeds to the mother club for the paint fund.
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David Graham
Flying Point
Father
Joan Ene
Music
Mother Club
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