Bath Plant for Large Yacht Under Construction
GEREW Diesel joined by Henry J. Inc with Charles HL Thorne of Pasadena overseeing and J A Gent of New York naval architects to start immediately. The yacht will measure 2 beam 3 feet by 8 feet 6 inches, feature 2 Cooper Bessemer diesel engines totaling 58 horsepower, with gyroscopic stabilizers, metal mikes, and radio gear. The owner is a former Montgomery Ward & Co. executive and veteran yachtsman. his previous vessel was the steam Hambier.
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Gerew
Henry J. , Inc
Charles HL Thorne
Pasadena
J. A Gent
New York
Firm of
Naval Architects
Pew
Cooper Bessemer
Montgomery Ward & Co
Big Game Hunters Report Heavy Deer Haul and Bear Sighting
Sheriff Albert Hemdersem leads Sage County hunters home from Maine with 23 deer and 2 cub bears. Eben Dana of Woolwich claims First Dees, while Berard notes a long shot in proximity and a mother bear encounter nearby.
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Bath
Brumseik& End Iicinity
Albert Hemdersem
Sage@shor county
Maine Woods Samity
Eben Dena
Woolwich
Sagadahoc Farm Figures Released With Mixed Comparisons
Census data from Washington, D. C. show Sagadahoc farm figures for 1930 and earlier years. Values for land, buildings, and implements are given, including totals per farm and per acre, with notable drops from 1935 and 1920 and a continued rise in land and building values.
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Washington, D.C
Donald Black Wins Honors in Bath Career
Donald Black, a Quincy Mass high school senior and son of Mr and Mrs Thomas P Black, was recently presented honors. The report notes Bath residents and a morning event tied to a Bath Box Car and a voyage with fair wind and tide.
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Donald Black
Quincy. Mass
Thomas P. Black
Bath
Hall
City Fire Districts and Captains Listed in Report
Frederic H. Low announced district divisions and captains for multiple districts from Hinckley to Bath. Districts include streets and facilities such as Bath City hospital Bath Iron Works and New England Tel & Tel Co with captains Mrs Hatch Miss Dickinson Mrs Webber Miss Trott Mrs Wilband Miss Bellerose Mrs Lydia Smith Mrs Campbell and others.
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Frederic H. Low
Hinckley
Spring Streets
Pleasant Avenue
Libby Court
Maxwell
Palmer Streets
Robert B. Hatch
Russell Street
High Street
Bath
Middle Street
Washington Street
Bus Co
Merton O. Webber
Meadow Street
Cato Avenue
West
Farrin
Richardson Streets
Plum Lane
Western Avenue
Elsinore Avenue
Cottage Street
Leonard Court
Grace P. Dickinson
Court Street
High
Center Street
Floral Street
Anna Trott
Congress Shirt Factory
Center
York
Oak Street
Washington
Walker
Winter
Garden Streets
Low Street Court
Pearl
York Street
C. B. Wilband
Elm Street
Oliver Streets
Meadow Way
Whiskeay Road
Milan Street
Valley Road
E. Mason Wright
Bath City Hospital
Mechanic
King’s Dock
Trufant
Parrin
Prospect
Henderson
Harvey
Park
Winship Streets
Upper High Streets
Har- Ward Street
Bertha Bellerose
Lydia B. Smith
Front Street
City Hall
Elmer F. Campbell
Raymond Court
Bath Iron Works Trading Co
Banks
New England Tel & Tel Co Wes
James B. Lemont
City Jail Holds Suspects After Break-In
A group of suspects is locked in the city jail awaiting hearings today on charges of breaking and entering and larceny. The incident involved heavy garments and mittens found at the scene as investigators reviewed the case.
Grange Activities Highlight Community Influence
A Small Point Grange gathering showcased how local granges drive town life. Speakers from Topsham Woolwich West Bath Bodwell and Dirigo discussed family values rural industry and the impact of summer resort tourism on the area. The event drew 81 guests and featured readings songs and a PT A focus.
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Grange
Small Point
Grange Hall
Alfred Rackley
Henrietta Sawyer
Millward Patten
Topsham
Russell Hosmer
Joanna Hodgkins
West Bath Grange
Alfreda Perkins
Mabel Brown
Winifred Rackley
Cora Belanger
Clifford Gray
Dromore Grange
Farnham
Bath
Dromore
Winifred Robinson
East Auburn Grange
Fred Curtis
Bodwell
Mr. Curtis
Ada Larrabee
Florence Jackson
Dirigo Grange
Herbert Simpson
David Henderson
West Bath
John Carter
Woolwich Grange
Emma Sylvester
Bodwell Grange
Another Stop Sign Incident In Bath Ends In Court
Bowdoin College student Douglas A. Anello was ordered in by Officer George McElman after allegedly passing a stop sign at High and Center streets in Bath. A hearing was set for 4 pm Monday to accommodate his college schedule. Center Street’s closure to through traffic does not exempt drivers from stopping at the sign.
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Bath
Douglas A. Anello
Bowdoin College
George McElman
Center Street
Carload of Montana sheep reaches Sagadahoc region
A Montana shipment of over 2 000 sheep arrived in Maine by Maine Central lines and were placed on various farms. Horace G Morse received 100 sheep, the rest went to Swan Island for Governor Gardiner and others. Most were four year olds costing about 4.50 each and were bought for Maine farmers by C. H. Crawford.
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Montana
Maine
Maine Central
Horace G. Morse
Swan Island
Maurice Badge
Mr. Morse
Parker Head
Morse Farm
Lincoln Bailey
Water Street
Times
Gardiner
C. H. Crawford
Agricultural Department
Maine Sheep and Wool Growers Association
Jesse Tarr
Mr. Crawford
I. B. Clary
Livermore Falls
Crawford
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