Bath Iron Works Landed Three Grinders For Mills Venture
Walter Brown and George Levyn of Death Tron Works travel to Champeen New York to install a battery of three Warren Magazine Wood Pulp grinders for Great Northern Paper Co. Each 96 000 pound unit will handle about 25 cords of pulp daily feeding sulphite news sheets. The Bath Iron Works team expects Canadian mills to adopt the efficient grinders as existing stock wears out. Meanwhile a Dodge sedan crash near Woolwich faced police testimony detailing sideswipe events and a bridge collision with no injuries from the top of a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brown
George Levyn
Death Tron
Paper Mills
Warren
Economist
Iso
Canada
Automobile Case Delayed Ten Days in Cambridge Court
Judge John J. Keegan held the State v. David Jackson case in Cambridge on a complaint by State patrolman Clarry Thomson for reckless driving. The trial paused to secure additional witnesses, Jackson pleads not guilty. Late in the afternoon of November 17 Miss Addie Snow and Helena Dain were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhind
Seocekiand
Woolwiebacca
Ghicksen
Snow and Bain
Ghidys Torop
Mdna Bailey
Cambridge
Mass
Wooowich
Snow
Jackson
Miss Snow
Hanse
Massachusetts
R.gent
Edgecomb
John J. Keegan
Municipal Comet
State
David Jackson
Clarry K. Thomapson
Addie Snow
Helena Dain
Storm disrupts power and telegraph lines across Maine
Central Maine Power Co and New England Tel and Tel crews battled a weekend storm that cut 35 New England lines. Trees toppled, wires broke, and four poles were blown down. Lighting failed city circuits and streets darkened until repairs restored service late Monday. specific outages occurred near Fosters Point New Meadows Inn road and Washington Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Maine Power Co
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
New England
Fosters Point
New Meadows Inn Road
Bath
Washington
Union Street
AL & WN
CM. I. Co
Ladies Association meeting and initiation committee chosen
Mrs Pred S Curtis and Mrs Seth Stewart attended a Past Ladies Association of the Odd Ladies meeting in Lewiston Now TV. A noon dinner followed by business and entertainment. Mrs Curtis was chosen to serve on an initiation committee. The next meeting is planned for February with Mrs Susie Wescott of LOCOS Congress street Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred S. Curtis
Seth Stewart
Lewiston
Bowdoinham Fruits Ship Carloads to England This Week
Merrymeeting Fruit Growers Association loaded a car of apples at Bowdoinham station for shipment to England and has already sent two cars. W.S. Given Co. continues buying and shipping apples from the station. Local notes include residents traveling, meetings, and holiday plans around Thanksgiving and Christmas preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Fruit Growers’ Association
Bowdoinham Station
England
Merrymeeting Fruit Growers —Association
White
W.S. Given Co
Representative White
Robert Woodworth
Phil Winter
Augusta
Wright
Richmond
State
Pomeological and Seed Men's Society
Lewiston
Pomological Society
Purinton
Seedmen’s Association
Bellows
Nasi
Carrie Kendall
New Gloucester
Nendall Addrd
Als. MacDougal
Nickerson
Fort Fairfield
Iitchfield
Nickerses Qaay
Charles Earle
Brunswick
Otting
D. . Holt
Universalist Church
Albert Henderson
Louis Lucy
Bangley
S. W. Wildes
Waterville
Horatio Hall
Charlie Sweere
S.A. Getchell
Worthind
Nice
F. KR
Jack
Minnie Waldron
PA. Cannon
Gardiner
Alphonso Wood
Edith Wood
Trattie O. Andres
Wollaston
Mass
Mer
R.ob
Andres
Fred Cheney
Mars
Harold Cheney
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Lik
Jacek
HR. Cornish
Myra Fowle
Bar 9
Harbor
Com
Home ethics and verse highlighted by Woolwich speaker
Miss Angie Hunnewell of Woolwich shared a Woolwich Grange paper on the home and its ideals. She urged harmony, respect, polite manners, and parental example, citing Proverbs and Ephesians, and praised books on home life and etiquette. The talk closed with Edgar Guest’s verse on home and a note that Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Swainston are wintering at Fort Fairfield’s Plymouth hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunnewell
Woolwich Grange
Angie Hunnewell
Woolwich
Weeks Street Grammar School
Gath
The
Youth's Companion
Wing Lemuel
Paul
Solomon
Home Sweet Home
Fair Land
Edgar Guest
F. Os. Wuanixton
Riverside
Popham Beach
Fort Fairfield
Plymouth
Boyhood friend recalls Harold M Sewall in Bath era
Andrew Freed of Boston writes from Bath in 1924 recounting boyhood days with Harold M Sewall in Whippsburg and Bath. He recalls sheep farming, college meetings, assisting Miss Georgia Cayvan, a torchlight procession, party loyalties, and a long familiar property history. He notes interest in land, timber sale plans, and memories of Captain Small and marine events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Independent
the Times
Sewall
Whippsburg
Harold
Boston
Georgia Cayvan
Bath
Republican Organization
South Street
Marold M. Sewall
Republian
Fitte
Thomas M Keck
Riccd
Walker Yead
John A. Morse
Chatin
Knox & Lincoln
Winnegance
Wisersser
Joseph Small
Oman
Eric the Red
Australia
Edward Sewall
Bost
P Remeimber
Mr. Sewall
Staads
Andrew Bfreed
Annual sale nets South End P T A winnings
The South End P T A held its annual sale at Wellington street rooms Tuesday afternoon, reporting the most successful event in its history with proceeds of 215 dollars. The decor featured pine and red berries, greens tables, wreaths, partridge berry bowls, plants and chrysanthemums. Fancy articles, aprons, home cooked food, books and candy sold well, with yen and sandwiches served as committees stayed busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
P. TA
Wellington Street
Time the rooms were opened until they were closed
The record notes the period during which rooms remained accessible, detailing opening and closing times. It records the sequence and duration of access to the rooms, reflecting how long they stayed open for use and later shut.
Maine farm census supervisors named for two districts
The Bureau of the Census lists Maine Census of Agriculture field supervisors and district details. District 1 is led by John W. Iart of Bangor with 40 enumerators covering 1920 farms across Aroostook Hancock Penobscot Piscataquis Somerset and Washington counties. District 2 is led by E E Yeaton of Lewiston with 35 enumerators covering 1920 farms across Androscoggin Cumberland Franklin Kennebec Knox Lincoln Oxford Sagadahoc Waldo and York counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of the Census
Census of Agriculture
Maine
John W.iart
Bangor
Censte
Aroostouck
Hancock
Penobscot
Piscataquis
Somerset
Washington
BE. Yeaton
Lewiston
Androscoggin
Cumberland
Franklin
Keonobec
Knox
Lincoln
Oxford
Sagadahae
Waldo
York
Old Jack place barn blown down in gale
Bowdoinham Post Road reports the barn on the Old Jack place owned by Willard Spear of South Wortland toppled by Saturday night winds. Nearby residents mourn the loss of a familiar landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Spear
South Wortland
Roscoe Given
Augusta
Mr. Given
Wood
Given
V. A. Cannon
Queen Esther Rebekah Judge Hosts Box Social Event
Queen Esther Host and LincolN lodge Odd Fellows members attended a box social Tuesday night with cards played afterward. The Sedgwick circle Ladies of the G W postponed its annual officers election for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
Rebekah Judge
Lincol Lodge of Odd Fellows
Sedgwick Circle
Sabinites Party At Knights of the Golden Eagle Center
Sabino Improvement Association plans a Friday night party at the Knights of the Golden Eagle Union Center on Union Street starting at eight. Members will invite friends to join what is billed as another of the association’s famous socials. Helen Follett and Mona Edwards are spending a few days in Gorham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabino Improvement
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Tnion Center Street
Pie Association
Helen Follett
Mona Edwards
Gorham
Rotary Visit To Kockland Club By Twenty Nine Members
Twenty nine Bath Rotary Club members traveled to Kockland Friday for charter immersion exercises at New Kockland Club No 52. A turkey dinner followed at 7 15 pm in Whornkind hotel diag room with members and guests from Portland Lewiston Arthur and Waterville clubs plus four prospective members. Speakers from Rockland Waterville and Portland highlighted Rotary aims and service. Delays and wrong roads caused a lengthy return by auto with several cars diverting and a collision west of Waldoboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee
Bath
Kocukiand
New Kockliand
Diag
Whorndkine
Teo
Rockland
Miewubers
Vortland
Lewiston
Arthur
Water- Ville
Waterville
Marion Harper Shwuschke
Portland
S. Rounds
A. Istauckerbochker
Kockland
Vrot
Waldoboro
Woolwich
Soa UN
John J. Desmond
Hlapry T. Passmore
Wl Stark Newell
Warren Ee Iwershner
Clarence A. Peastee
Daniel W. Dougherty
Fred D. Py
N. Gratz Jackson
Langdon T. Snipe
Parry W. Tucker
Edward V. Reed
Fred BB. Peeling
Henry W. Butler
Cox
Sheriff Seizes Alcohol in Rear of Commercial Street
Deputies Aderton and Reynolds seized a bag containing five pints of liquor behind 2 Commercial Street Northwest. Wiretaps or connections to the case have not yet been determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aderton
Reynolds
Coimmercial Street
Home Missionary Society Meeting At Wesley Church
Mrs. W. FL Wetherbee hosted a Tuesday afternoon gathering of Wesley church Home Missionary Society on High street. Mrs. If. W. Armes served as leader guiding the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FL Wetherbee
High Street
Wesley Church Home Missionary Society
If. W. Armes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bridge-Merrill
T. Percy & Sons
Burson
Blanket
Bath Iron Works
W. G. Cahill
Center Street
Bowdoinham
Men’s Furnishings
Times Office
Frank J. Parks
Wea
Frank Conant
Concord
Concord Worsted Mills
W. Concord
N. H
Kidgar Guest
Harold M. Sewall
Andrew Reed
Bath and
NETS
South End P. T. A
Senter
Bowdoinham Post Road
QO. Purinton
Willis Sewell
Carlton Jenkins
Farmers
McCee
Alfsred J. Heath
Martha Long
Pike
Howard Sewall
Florida
Sabinites Party
Lime City
New Club Institute
New York
Bath Department Store
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