Bath Marks of Gen Hyde Death and Industrial Shift
Forty years ago Bath mourned General Thomas W. Hyde with a high profile funeral procession and public honors while major local industries Hyde Windlass Co and Iron Works paused. The article notes Hyde’s recent illness, rest of family, and citywide gloom, alongside shipyard news and staging of new vessels at New England Co and Houghton yard in Bath.
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Bath
Thomas W. Hyde
the Times
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Tagus
Elmhurst
Local Notables Return Home From Boston Visit
Mrs. D. D. Frasier and daughter arrived home this morning on the steamer Lincoln after a two day stay in Boston. Miss Minnie Dougherty visited in Portland today. Miss Kate Malaney is clerking at H. E. Palmer and Co.
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Boston
Portland
D. D. Frasier
Lincoln
Minnie Dougherty
Kate Malaney
H. E. Palmer and Co.'s
Erudition Building Opens First Class Pool Room
Harry Lewis will open a first class pool room at 11 Elm street tonight as the Erudition buildings are ready for occupancy. The event promises a refined venue with modern facilities and a formal opening ceremony to welcome patrons.
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Harry Lewis
Elm Street
Parochial School Pupils Stage Play at St Marys PTA
Seventh grade pupils directed by Sister Mary Elsa presented the play Sacraments Defined at St Marys P T A meeting. Cast included Eleanor Grainger Lorna Dingley Robert Gaudet Donald Roderick Louise Babine Alphonse Turcotte and Paul Lemont.
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Mary Elsa
St. Mary's P.T.A
Eleanor Grainger
Lorna Dingley
Robert Gaudet
Donald Roderick
Louise Babine
Alphonse Turcotte
Paul Lemont
Marguerite Lemont
Beatrice Footer
Evelyn Roderick
Jane McPhee
Edmund St. Peter
Sadie Sarkis
Minnie Bachelder
Mabel Burgess
St. Mary’s Sodality
Daughters of Isabella Welfare Committee
Rosanna McFadden
Record turkey surplus signals lower prices this season
Boston market circles report a 700000 bird New England surplus with 10 million pounds of meat. Prices expected around 25 cents a pound, five to six cents below 1938, with markets hoping for further dips if New York stock is ample. National forecasts show 500 million pounds available for Thanksgiving, a record supply versus 11.09 million birds in 1938.
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New England
Boston
New York
United States
Bowdoin College Notes Political Forum and Arts Talks
Bowdoin notes announce a War Aims political forum in Chi Psi lodge on Thursday. Friday night features three foreign language plays by Schnitzler Moliere and Herodas in Moulton union. Public invited to all events and exhibits at Walker Art building include portraits by Gilbert Stuart Frans Hall and paintings by Henry W. Strater.
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Probate Notice Appoints Executor in Saga County Estate
In Saga County a probate notice states Fannie M. Moore of Bath is deceased and that John E. Hatch of Bath was appointed executor on November 14 1939 with bond to be taken. John L. Jack Register of Probate records the appointment and bond details.
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Sagadahoc
Mary E. Conant
John F. Carey
HA EF. Brown
Jate
Gladys L. Winchenbaugh
Waldoboro
Maine
Ate
Tober Ear
Fred H. Thompson
Flora M. Risteen
Edmund L. Risteen
Thomaston
War era slang revived in Europe clash pages
A column notes World War I lexicon reemerging in today’s Europe conflict. Terms like communique, dog fight, archies, canteen, Tommy Atkins, gone west, and ammo endure while new war words such as radio replace wireless.
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Europe
Arthur Guy Empey
Messin
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New Zealand Army Corps
Tommy Atkins
Perkins Suggested as Logical Candi date for Maine Supreme Bench
James Perkins of Boothbay Harbor is proposed as a logical candidate for the Maine Supreme Court. An editorial in the Lewiston Evening Journal on Nov 14 notes his ability and character and argues Lincoln Knox and Sagadahoc counties deserve representation since 1902. The piece cites Perkins as experienced in legal affairs and supported by Lincoln County News.
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William H. Folger
Maine Deer Season Surges with Record Likely, Snow Aids Bounty
Maine's deer kill remains strong across counties with signs of a possible record total. Snow in the north and Washington counties aids hunters while poaching drives show good results for the Fish and Game Department.
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Stanley Siviski
Winslow
Lester Brown
Bangor
Cedric Jackson
Terryville
Conn
Nicatous
Jack Williams
Nicatous Lodge
Jack
Fish and Game Department
Maine
Nicatous Lake
West Enfield
al McCoy
New England
Donald Bryant
Raymond
Thyril Hanson
Robbinston
Oxford County
Sabbathday Lake
New Gloucester
Sagadahoc ACA elects officers and ships Christmas trees
At the Sagadahoc County Agricultural Conservation Association election in Lewiston on November 18, Edward L. White was named chairman Frank Bailey vice chairman Walter Knight regular member Fred Rose first alternate Herbert Adams second alternate Charles L Eastman secretary Evelyn Pynes treasurer Also shipped were one car of 110 Christmas trees and a car of fir and spruce boughs from Shaw Meadow crossing by Bert B Morang The trees were sent to St Louis and the boughs to New Orleans.
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New Meadows Inn
Arthur Shorey
Walter McDonald
Herbert Hall
Hiram Stevens
Frank Mikelsky
Phi Rhonian
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Galen Hinckley
Sagadahoc County Agricultural Conservation Association
Lewiston
Edward L. White
Bowdeinham
Maine
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Woolwich
Walter Knight
Richmond
Fred Rose
R. 1
Bath
Herbert Adams
Rf.d
Charles L. Eastman
Box
Evelyn Pynes
Shaw Meadow Crossing
Bert B. Morang
Pembroke
St. Louis
New Orleans
Old Steamer Sappho Becomes Freighter
Bath readers recall the steamer Sappho built in 1886 for Bar Harbor service later renamed Pawtucket after sale in 1917. Once famed for luxury, she was converted to a freighter in 1924 with increased tonnage yet aging lines, still believed capable for years of work on Long Island Sound.
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Salvation Army Thanksgiving Drive in Bath Seeks Donations
The Salvation Army asks Bath residents to donate for Thanksgiving dinners. About 250 dollars may be needed. boxes at schools collect canned goods and groceries. A kettle at Front and Center streets will accept cash. dinners are planned for November 29 with November 30 observed as Thanksgiving Day.
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Weather forecasters tip Maine for a mild winter
From Kittery to the county seat the sense is a mild season ahead as south winds dominate after the equinox. Observers note corn ears low, yet rosettes on mullein and primrose suggest hard weather, while birds forage and dandelions bloom indicating warmth may persist. Pauline Giles of Brownfield seeks Bates aviation course, lone female among 18.
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Samuel Hodgdon
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