Bath Fishing Fleet Reports Busy Saturday At City Landing
Several fishing boats returned with mixed cargoes including forty barrels of clams for shipment by night. Tug Seguin towed schooner Abenaki to Bath and moved barge Pickering. lighter Hattie B. hauled sand to Read Nichols Co. cargoes and marine activity filled the harbor along with fruitless auto accident reports and a charity paragraph about a local guild donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
City Landing
Virginia
Seguin
South Gardiner
Pickering
South St
Woolwich
Harrriet Rice
New Meadows
F. W. Brown
Hattie B
Read Nichols Co
Kennebec
A. J. Nicholas
Penn Metal Co
Boston
Dreamlawd
S. T
Barge 4
M.C.R. R
Woodmen
Epicures
Ané
Coffin
McCullum
Needlework Guild of America
D. T. Percy & Sons
F. F. Callahan
Lewiston
Callaghan
Home
A. A. Percy
Down Street
Stewart
Bant Hanson
Dummer St
T. N. Kewley
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Henry W. Hanson
Millard P. Hanson
Rockwood
Portland
Merton C. Rogers
Oak Grove Cemetery
Richmond Bee
Richmond
Topsham
Bowdeinham
Local notes on roads churches and theatre work
Nelson Rice caught 35 pounds of smelts at the dyke bridge on Thursday. Topsham leads the county with 3000 feet of new roads this year and a state highway project expands two towns by about 2000 feet each. Dreamland Theatre undergoes maple floor replacement by F M Vickerson of Portland. An upcoming Knights Templar anniversary in Portland will feature Chandler’s military band and broad attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Nelson Rice
Dyke Bridge
High St
Inspector Spinney
Richmond
Dresden
Topsham
First Baptist Church
Holy Hills
Hills of the
Holy Land
Calvary
Dreamland Theatre
William J. O’brien
Columbia
First Baptist Sunday School
London
Paris
Lucerne
Milan
Florence
Gustavus Pease
F. M. Vickerson
Portland
Coomb
New York Marine Journal
the Times
W. C. Oliver
John S. Hyde
Bath Iron Works
Marine Journal
Bath
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Lighthouse Service
Engineer Department
Quartermaster Corps
U.S.A
Maine
B. J Jellison
Postoffice
Edward FE. Stebbins
Boston
Mass
Alban
Knights Templar
Exposition Building
Chandler
St. Alban Com‘mander
Local notes on progress and events in Bath area
Real estate activity signals municipal progress with new listings and housing activity. Morse High School girls basketball practiced at the Y.M.C.A. A West Bath fire destroyed Fred W. Brown’s New Meadows bungalow, with neighbors aiding other cottages. Bath residents discuss cold winter fears tied to last summer’s rainfall. Maine Water Co changes at Bath division announced with Humphreys resigning and Abbott named superintendent. Wassett basketball manager Thayer seeks dates with top teams to boost local interest and rival Bath Colonial Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School Basketball Association
Y.mjc.a
Grace Church
First National Bank
City Hall
Fred Brown
New Meadows
West Bath
John C. Humphreys
Bath
Maine Water Co
Walter F. Abbott
Humphreys
Bath & Brunswick Light & Power Co
Abbott
Capt. Wallace
Mann’s
Center St
Court House
High St
Floral St
Fred W. Brown
Larrabee
Pennell
Brown
Lewiston Sun
Thayer
Wassett
Auburn
Lawrence
Cambridge
Newton Y.M. C.A
Hollis
N. H
Dean Academy
Miah Murray
White Bears
Hudson
Colonial Club of Bath
Colonial Club of
Maine
Wassitts
Colonials
the Sun
Eight Boats Remain at K Y C Moorings in Local Jottings
Local notes report only eight boats left at the K Y C moorings as winter preparations proceed. Entries mention a Beacon Street Dorcas Guild meeting, vessels moving to Southport, weather notes, a temperance program, and a funeral in Phippsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon St. Dorcas Guild
Milton H. Douglas
York St
William Dennison
Aeola
Southport
E. H. Pierce
Dublin Point
Boston
League of Central Church
Humphreys
High St
Arrowsic
Wagner
Thanksgiving plans and community notices in Bath area
F H Spinney adds to his Bay Point store. Ramona Council hosts a whist party with Mrs Nettie McKay. Capt Weaver reports birds and ducks near Bath Island. Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge meets. sewing circle has a supper. Gladys Clark Co comes to Bath Opera House for three days. Minstrel show planned by Holy Name Society at the same venue. John Pero found guilty of unlawful liquor possession with a fine and possible jail time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Spinney
Bay Point
Ramona Council
Nettie McKay
Dummer St
Capt. Weaver
Seguin Light
Bath
Queen Esther
Rebekah Lodge
Gladys Clark Company
Bath Opera House
Holy Name Society
John Pero
Spraine
J. G. Osborne
Hamlen
Bates Street Baptist Church
Lewiston
Jeanette Allen
Woolwich
Christian Endeavor Society
A. G. Fisher
Fred Rich
Mr. Fiser
Studebaker
Monarda
Island Falls
Roostook County
Rockland
Bansor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lisbon Falls
Holbrook
Thistle
Curran
Lisbon
Albert Attaya
Ambrose Curran
Brunswick
Brunswick Grammar
Corliss Street
Kelley Field
Marshal Pattee
Capt
Wallace
Mirahal
Venetta
Pinkham
Samuel Gordon
Marcia H. Gordon
Morris E. Oransky
Oransky
Portland Clothing Supply Co
Beacon St
George E. Hughes
F. E. Drake
J. M. Trott
F. D. Hill
H. G. Seymour
Beacon St. Vestry
Miss Rogers
William Thistle
Edwin R. Hunt
Phippsburg
S. J. Willis
Universalist Church
Benton
WW. BS Jones
Norway
Dora Hunt
Henrietta Simmons
Dana's Wharf
West Side
Lens
J. B. Rogers
Boothbay
Anacortes
Washington
Boothbay Harbor
Rogers
Fred Stickney
Fitts St
S. J. Hersum
E. E. Osborne
Fairfield
Albert Blaisdell
Guy Judkins
Roscoe Beaton
Lloyd Daley
Treby Johnson
Augusta
Johnson
Harvard
Henry Cabot Lodge
Harvard Law School
Granite National Bank
Sears
Kittery Navy Yard
Randall
Journal
William
Oliver Moses
Clarence Hodgkins
Pejepscot
S. T. Barge
Unity Guild of
The
Lonie Hodgkins
Chestnut St
St. Mary's Sodality
Lewin Circle
E. J. Murphy
Middle St
Henry Potter
Winnegance
Randall W. Leonard
Western Ave
Swett Front St. Pharmacy
Sewall Wharf
Eleanor Thebean
St. Mary's Church
Walter Shaughnessy
Thebean
Newcastle
People’s Church
Y.M.C.A
Esther White
Miss White
Pratt Institute
Bailey School of Industries
Farmington High
Farmington
Dana Wood Yard
Sonia and
Conley
Warden Ahe Oliver
Tower
Georgetown
Tate Tate
Oliver
Ath
Ellis
Hutch
Sidney J. Willis
Universalist
Chavie
Caette
Pattee
Pittsfield
Ann White
Hall
the Hall Company
Wiscasset, Maine
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