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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1929

Page

5

Davenport Memorial City Hall Described in Bath Maine

The three story Bath Davenport Memorial City Hall rises on high ground overlooking the Kennebec river. Designed by Charles G Losing of Boston, built by Kerr & Houston for about 210000 total, it features a gilded dome, limestone exterior, Italianate interior details, a 321 seat court room plus 128 gallery, and a basement police area with cells and a messenger office.

Davenport Memorial City Hall Kennebec River Center Street State House Augusta Boston William Penn City Hall Philadelphia Paul Revere Davenport Charles Davenport George Patten Davenport Bath City of Torrey Roller Charles G. Losing Camden and Warren Kerr & Houston Portland Front Street Davenport Trustees Superintendent of Schools and Board of Education Board of Assessors Board of Registration City Engineer Board of Highways and Sewers Council Police Department City Messenger

Pupil performers stage piano benefit at Dike School

Pupils of Dike school presented an entertaining operetta and musical numbers to raise funds for the piano fund. The show featured a stage set, printed programs, and multiple grade performances with costumes, directions by Mrs. Staples and Miss Furber, and a total of over $70 raised for the fund.

Dike Edmund Staples Dorothy Furber Harry L. Horne Frederick Henderson Charles Marr Robert Green Joseph Preney Edward Owen E. S. Crosby Mabel Libby Horne Ella Jaquith Pauline MacDonald Frances Dunning Fountain Gertrude Freeman Alice Mulligan Herbert Rockefeller George Perry Elizabeth Footer Prince Robert Feere Virginia Wright Florence Faucher Anna Perry Esther Farber Betty Lee Aphr

Moose Visits Woolwich Farm In Neighborly Manner

Harvey Bailey reports an unusual encounter with a moose that wandered onto his farm Tuesday morning and lingered near the house and grounds for most of the forenoon. Bailey moved his horse to the barn as the moose approached within four feet of the shed and eighteen feet of the front door drawing neighbors, including Jesse Bailey aged 84 and Jay Bailey with his four sons, to view the unusual guest.

Harvey Bailey Woolwich Mr. Bailey

Oscar F Williams Oldest Ex Chief Fire Department

A profile of Oscar F Williams, city official for 45 years, detailing his influence in Bath politics, early firefighting days from torch boy to chief engineer, and his role in establishing a city fire alarm system and hydrant network.

Oscar F. Williams Oscar Fire Department Andrew R. Cahill Charles H. Cahill John R. Knowlton Mr. Cahill Mr. Williams Mr. Knowlton Beacon Street Washington Street Bath Williams Granite Block Front Street Sagadahoc Square No. 2 James J. Mmcquarria Otte City Hall

Two Session Plan For High School Voted By Board

The Board of Education approved a Fall term return to a two session day from 8.25 to 11.36 in the morning and 12.50 to 3.00 in the afternoon. The district also authorized a male principal for a grammar school and appointed John H. Grindell to direct the high school orchestra and lead a fall band.

Board of Education John H. Grindell Supt. Wilson Genevieve Duprey State Department of Education Carrie Shaw Frederick P. Shaw Morse High School Eastman School of Music Rochester N. Y Alfreda M. Skillin Bailey School of Portland Farmington Normal School Guilford Arthur B. Scott Carl E. Dunham Albert S. Noyes Cecil J. Cutts Ruth B. Wilson Alice N. Magoun Hester M. Rose Mary H. Conley Ellen R. Turner Hortense Bryant Frances Dunning M. Agnes Fahey Anna E. Conley Patricia Smith Bernice Staples Almena Jaques Mary Brown Pauline MacDonald Edith B Horne Ella Jaquith Mabel Libby Dorothy Furber J. Gertrude Silsby Agatha Lennox Katherine Trott Martha Hooper Margaret Mulligan Beatrice Black Carrie Smith Margaret Adams Bessie M. Hunt Nancy Creamer Berenice Quimby Hentyretta Schmidt Doris Dyer Helen Ayes Marion Jaques Ethel Higgins Celia McElman Dorothy Davis Hope Hersom Laura Mitchell Adelaide Campbell Beatrice Nichols Effie Wright Florence Watson Christine Lockery Sarah Coombs Lillian Fisher Louise Robbins Elizabeth Robbins Elizabeth Randall Eleanor Ferguson Frances Sprague David Y. Alkazin J. Edward Pomeroy

City Hall Dedication by Hon. Edward W Bridgham

Hon Edward W Bridgham delivers a dedicatory address at Bath City Hall as hundreds tour the modern fireproof building. Mayor Cahill accepts the gift while Davenport trustees and officials praise the project and note bonds funded by Davenport taxes.

Edward W. Bridgham Davenport Memorial City Hall Morse High School John H. Grindell J. Edward Drake Edwin Dodge Hardin Winter Street Church Drake Charles H. Cahill Bath Cahill George Patten Davenport Charles H Cahill Ex- Drake Davenport Mr. Davenport

Bath Memorial Day parade forms at Central Congregational Church

The Bath Memorial Day parade line up is set for 1.45 PM at the Central Congregational Church Washington street. Units include police platoon the Senator Baxter band Battery H 240th C A C Roland Smith Post A L Spanish War Veterans Sons of Union Veterans and G A R members in autos with city government and Bath Military and Naval Orphans Home. The march goes to Oak Grove cemetery for memorial services at the Soldiers monument with Rev Edwin D Hardin delivering the address. If rain services move to G A R Memorial Hall. Supper for Sons of Union Veterans and G A R at Memorial Hall.

Bath Central Congregational Church Washington Street Senator Baxter Battery H Center Street Front Oak Middle North Streets Oak Grove Cemetery Soldiers Monument Edwin D. Hardin Lincoln, Green High Streets Soldier's Monument Court House G. A. R. Memorial Middle Street

Texas Steamship Co Transfers Property to Parent

A deed records the transfer of all Bath property from The Texas Steamship Co. to its parent, The Texas Co., a Delaware corporation. The operating department will be withdrawn as assets move to the parent, which also assumes all liabilities under the conveyance.

Bath Texas Steamship Co Texas Co Delaware Corporation Sagadahoc Shipbuilding and Operating Department The

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