Local Bath Notes On Hail, Theatre Work And Ship Movements
Local items report hail on Monday evening, Dreamland Theatre upgrades with new opera chairs arriving, and the Navy trial board en route to Rockland for the Neptune examination. Also noted are Benton Street news, engine duties for John H. Burleigh, plastering and store improvements at Bay Point, and various lectures and meetings involving Maine and national figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcock
Dreamland
Seguin
Cathance
Addie P. McFadden
Kendall
Bowdoinham
John H. Burleigh
Waterville
Bath
Maine Water Co
Burleigh
Nequasset
Woodmen
Farnham
Robbins
Neal
L. R. Berlin
Haywood Bros. & Wakefield Co
Boston
Dreamland Theatre
U. S. Navy Trial Board
Rockland
Neptune
Wilson
Chester
George B. Moody
W. R
B.I.W
John A. Lord, Jr
George W. Bachman
Gates Avenue Conservatory of Music
New York
Margaret Wilson
Brunswick
Young Lord
Agricultural Department
Bailey School of Industries
Hutchings
University of Maine
John W. Weeks
United States
Massachusetts
Charles F. Johnson
U. S
Maine
Maine National Bankers’ Association
Falmouth
Portland
State of Maine
John Melsaac
Kennebec
Bath Water District
Archibald Hopkins
Scott W. Tibbetts
Andrew 5. Merrill
Water District
Fay, Spofford & Thorndike
E. 0. Walker
Bath News Roundup Bridges, Deaths and Docks in November
Local items report a Chamber of Commerce event with Grace Church Club planned, lodging sought at the police station, and a full dress dinner at Wadsworth. Maritime notes include Pejepscot and S. T. barges to freight to New York, and a tug Tormentor with propeller damage. Obituary mentions Mrs. Ann D. White of Pittsfield and the death of Edwin Hunt of Parker Head. A fire extinguisher demonstration by E. W. Hanks in Augusta draws a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Grace Church Club
Wadsworth
St. John
New York City
Bath
Spencer Island
New York
Machias
Pejepscot
Boston
Ann D. White
Frank A. Palmer
Pittsfield
A. E. Wright
Universalist Church
G. W. Patten
A. E. Witham
W. L. Ross
F. W. Coolidge
Alton White
Augusta
Arthur White
Montana
Ella Bailey
Wareham
Mass
Marshal Pattee
Hanks
Water St
E. W. Hanks
North End
Owen Rogers
Harvey Henderson
Harvey
Kimball Bros
Emery Wing
Stone House
Wing
Tug Seguin Delivers Coal as Bath Shoals Tackle Winter Prep
Tug Seguin towed schooner Hen rietta Simmons to Hallowell with 335 tons of coal. Bath officials work on city mains to winterize water system before freeze. Deer remain scarce in Phippsburg as leaves fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seguin
Henrietta Simmons
Hallowell
Bath Teachers’ Club
Assembly Hall
W. B. Kershner
Pacific
Bath
Anacortes
Wash
Virginia
Phippsburg
People’s Church
Portland
Aderton
John Pero
John Pinkham
Auveusta
Moonlit era stories and local notices in Bath area
Full of the moon tomorrow chronicles various Bath town items. Interior repaint at YMCA gym, church suppers, shipyard engine work on the destroyer Wadsworth, hay tow to Bath, and local women’s circles meet. Maine trade news covers highway talk Bruns wick to Bath, harness horse racing notes, and a drink fountain memorial drive. Training bouts and boxing talk feature Kid Sullivan and War Eagle. Community memos include a lighthouse of dairy and livestock conferences in Lewiston with schedules and rail options. Local reminiscence recalls Submarine Diver Tibbetts and Bath Water District work by Superintendent Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Office
Jones
Garnier Pouid
Maine Bodse, Mueowp
George Jewett
Bath
Quaker Point
New Meadows
Morse
Maud H. Dudles
Georgetown
New York
Phippsburg
Frank Hagan
Harvey Henderson
Jones Pasture
Woolwich
Parshley Building
Commercial St
L. B. Swett
Dead Horse
Dike
Horatio A. Patten
Fred S. Curtis
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bath Lodge of
Moose
Wadsworth
Y.M.C.A
Elm Street Baptists
Odd Ladies’ Sewing Circle
Effie Parish
Shaw St
Ladies’ Aid
the Universalist Church
F. E. Southard
High St
George Merrill
Char W. Dingley
Stinson
Matthew McQuarrie
Boston
Maine Central
Hercules
Mountcomery & St. Bernard
R.A
Irving Pottle
I. W. Morrell
Brunswick
Western Speed
Mr. Johnson
Maine
Bert Boudere
Kid Sullivan
War Eagle
Lewiston
Abe Battel
Portland
Battel
Sullivan
Lillian M.N. Stevens
Maine Dairymen’s Association
Maine Seed Improvement Association
Maine Live Stock Breeders’ Association
Andrew S. Merrill
Maine Water Co
Bath Water District
Kennebeck River
Tibbets
Tibbetts
Supt. Merrill
Christmas Goods Reach Merchants and Local Happenings
Merchants report new Christmas stock arriving while Meadowbrook Hill gears up for a clam stew and a festive night. The Snow homestead near Snow Park is being finished into a two flat residence as reports of local activity continue. Captain Wallace investigated the Mrs Studley case amid local gossip and nearby league play features Morse High School basketball facing Freeport. Government shipbuilding is noted with two Bath Iron Works destroyers and a submarine L-8 at Portsmouth, delivering by 1916 and 1917. A First Baptist Church night supper featured an illustrated Holy Land talk, a candy sale, and lively social time attracting many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F. Trafton
Main Central
Boston
Hercules
Bath-Woolwich
Fanny C. Bowen
Portland Harbor
Capt
Chase
Philadelphia
Capt. Chase
Charles W. Jones
Sanford L. Fogg
Augusta
Fred Emery Beane
Hallowell
Sebois Bridge
Luther Hall Camps
Mr. Jones
Mr. Fogg
Smith
Bowen
Walton
Palmer
Meadowbrook Hill
Snow Park
Wallace
Raymond E. Gilliam
Orr’s Island
Ns Statishie
Bath Iron Works
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Bath
Bath Works
First Baptist Church
The
Holy Land
C. N. Flood
E. W. Society
Willow and
North Sts
Willow
North St
Morse High School
Marie Rowe
Beatrice Merrill
Ann M. McLellan
Grace Church
Culbert McGay
Joseph M. Trott
J. Houghton McLellan
James S. Lowell
William B. Mussenden
Oak Grove Cemetery
Eddie Mooney
Maine
Salem
Woburn
Mass
Jim Mooney
Joseph Lenmiont
West Bath
Dee
Jterbert EL Worrey
Upper Washington Jr
Runoe
Lewiston Wetnesda
Lewiton
Rice
Mareaver C. McCurdy
St. Mary’s Church
McGill
Daniel Kennedy
Charles McCabe
M. Flaherty
John Dowling
Partridge chase and coastal lobsters headline busy week
Coastal town notes a string of small events from arrests and hunts for game to dockyard work at Howard Coals Wharf. Lobster prices steady at 25 cents a pound as smacks report catches. Funeral for Mrs. Ann M. McLellan and obits mark local life among church services and school anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Frazier
Howard Coal Co
Rockland Co
Peto
Pinkham
Augusia
Fil
Williams
Marsis
Bac
Leriittive
Wester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edwin Hunt
Parker Head
West Benton
Winslow Cemetery
Kennebec Journal
Mary Coombs
Hunt
Florence Hunt
Benton, Sur
M.C
Morse Vists Ahart
Allan Spear
Miriam Whimoal
Owehr
Dione
Bowlin
Polumbus
Inhursts
Werwin
Hoch Sinele Wit
Rael Wisty
al Ridley
Merton Webber
Winter St
Owen
Wham
Cas
Hein
Pres- Sen