Social Happenings of the Week in Bath
Richmond, Va. resident Herbert Canfield reached Bath in three days by auto with stops along the way. Other Bath items note visits, letters, and community updates including librarians meetings, League session attendance, and local business movements in the wake of postwar activity.
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Herbert Canfield
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Bath
Wportland
Virginia
Isaac B Howard Returns to West Woolwich Home Farm
Isaac B. Howard, after four years building houses in California during his absence from Kennebec, returns home and will establish his new place in West Woolwich, at the former Guy C. Goss farm.
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California
Kennebec
West Woolwich
Guy C. Goss
Portland Residents, Visitors Share Local Summer News
Walter E. Reid of Portland visits Seguinland and Bath on route home, building a garage and making improvements at Seguinland. Harry W. Kimball returns from Moosehead fishing trip with brother and Kimball family. McMullen at Bath Iron Works recovering after an iron ladder accident. Carl E. Chapman returns safely to Everett, Mass, planning a summer in Boothbay Harbor and Hath. Various residents move, travel, or visit, including Mrs. Lucy Green, Milton Trott, Austin Wheeler, Joseph Roche, M F Shealy, Miss Alice Card, Dorothy Lancaster, Carlton W. Lowell, and R Clinton McFadden visiting or residing locally.
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Walter E. Reid
Portland
Seguinland
Bath
Mr. Reid
Harry W. Kimball
Burlington, Vt
Moosehead
Samuel T. Kimball
Weston
Pyramid Camps
Lily Bay
William McMullen
Bath Iron Works
McMullen
Carl E. Chapman
Ath
Everett
Mass
Boothbay Harbor
Mr. Chapman
Miss Cameron Hale to christen Bath destroyer launch
Miss Mary Cameron Slate of Washington DC, granddaughter of Senator Eugene Hale, will christen the torpedo destroyer Hale at Bath Iron Works. Launch at 1 10 pm with champagne, gates open 12 55 pm. Luncheon after in the iron works yard with about 150 guests and Bath Iron Works board members expected.
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Eugene Hale
Maine
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Mary Cameron Slale
Wishington
DC. C
Miss Hale
Chandler Hale
Rachel Cameron
James Donald Cameron
Pennsylvania
Bryn Mawr College
Frederick Hale
Senate
Tron Works
Iron Works
Bath Iron Works
What a hotel means in a growing town
The piece argues Bath should build a modern hotel to attract outside capital and improve travel comfort. It emphasizes that a good hotel attracts travelers, advertises the town, and serves as a community hub where diverse groups meet, discuss, and unite for local progress. A thriving hotel economy is linked to democracy and social advancement.
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Sunday News Snapshots From Bath and Vicinity
Edwins Verney and Farntass attempt to cross the river to New Meadows by boat but turn back because seas are high. Seth Snipe Lasier, ten, walks four miles to Corliss Street church Sunday school, praising its value. Grace church, Old Folks Home services featured Rev Culbert McGay with a Matthew 25 44 message. Memorial day service set at Grace church at 10 am. T. W. Howard hosted by former Gov Oakley C Curtis at Custis Falmouth Foreside. Lieu Frank Smith and brother serve in U S government, Ellsworth natives, naval constructor in Washington. Mrs Arthur Dunn of Yarmouth visiting West Woolwich. A Biddeford man finds a bottle mixup causes cat and kittens to be inadvertently dosed with spirits of nitre. Matthew Greenleaf buys a new wash boiler car for 265.
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Charles Farntass
New Meadows
Seth Snipe Lasier
Seth
Corliss Street
Campbell's Pond
West Bath
Culbert McGay
Grace Church
Biddeford
Matthew Greenleaf
Hatchery aquarium revival draws public interest along Atlantic coast
Superintendent E F Hahn and staff revived the McKowns Point Boothbay Hatchery aquarium after World War II. Twelve tanks display about 20 fish species and striking sea plants, with plans to expand for public viewing along the Atlantic coast. Also notes Mrs Samuel Y Spaulding’s 85th birthday and Boy Scout library drive seeking 5 000 books from Maine residents for soldiers.
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E. F E. Hahn
United States Fish Hatchery
McKowns Point
Boothbay Marbor
United States
Supt
Hahn
Atlantic
Brewer Sees Strong Turnout for School Garden Promoters
In Brewer the call for school garden promoters brought 450 girls and boys to enlist. Many homes have maintained gardens for years, contributing to the strong response. Additional plots will be developed and this year is expected to see a big rise in produce, surpassing last year's war garden gains.
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Augusta
American Library Association
United States
France
England
Association
Maine
Brewer
Bath Daily Notes Wide Waterfront Life and Events
Bath city items cover fisheries near Nequasset and ponds flooded by rains plus local social scene at City park lawns. Mentions Hughes fishing guests H E Grindell Powers Hyde Windlass Co and a river launch at the Math Tron Works with Bowdoin rehearsals and civic projects including tree planting by Robert Sutherland and plans for New Meadows Inn opening and city infrastructure updates.
River ferry carries pairs from Portland and Rockland
Hockomock ferried two parties in two cars from Portland and another car from Rockland Monday night. The boat remained in use until 11 p m. A recently brought map to the police station was to be treated by the city physician after the man had consumed a compound of hair restorer, horseradish, ketchup, and a boot dressing.
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Portland
Rockland
Coombs Receives Army Urge Returns Home
Ferdinand W. Coombs, son of Mr and Mrs W D Coombs, arrived Monday at 31 Corliss Street after a recent army call up. He had studied at Arc Balloon School, likely At tones van.
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W. D. Coombs
Corliss. Street
Arc Balloon School
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