Bath to have shipbuilding school guidance from state official
Forty years ago in Bath a shipbuilding school is planned with Augustus Thomas backing it, promising opportunities for Bath boys from Baldwin to sail to the Philippines. A spring survey for a new road between Wiscasset and Boothbay Harbor is under way, while local residents attend trains and trips and await upcoming events in Bath including school staffing and civic ceremonies.
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Bath
State
Augustus Thomas
G. A. Stuart
Wiscasset
Boothbay Harbor
Time table change to workmen train in Bath Maine
The Maine Central 1 will start a workmen's train from Brunswick next week due to several hundred workers commuting to Bath's industrial plants. The new timetable emphasizes this shift as a distinctive feature. Construction updates include Sanders Engineering Contracting winning a State Highway Commission contract to build a concrete bridge over the New Meadows near Ham's Hill on Brunswick road.
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Bath
Maine Central 1
Brunswick
Sanders Engineering Contracting Company
State Highway Commission
New Meadows
Ham's Hill
Brunswick Road
Bath 1917 notes mix church, war and local life
The Sept 27 1917 page lists events from the Saga dahoe County Sunday schools close to Teddy Roosevelt rough riders marks at San Juan Hill and Manley destroyer trials. It covers shipyard news eel shipments profits Bath community plans and changes at the Orphans home and Texas Co draftsmen house. Local social notes include dances, travel, and school activities with many Bath residents named.
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Malcolm R. Johnson
Bath
Percy party completes White Mountains automobile tour
Capt. and Mrs. S. R. Percy with Mr. and Mrs. George H. Kelmer and daughter of Mobile Alabama returned from a motor trip through the White Mountains. They visited all four notches, stayed at Intervale House, then motored via Pinkham Notch Dixville Franconia and Crawford Notches, completing the circuit.
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S. R. Percy
George H. Kelmer
Mobile
Ala
White Mountains
Intervale House
Gorham
Pinkham Notch
Dixville Notch
Franconia Notch
Crawford
Morse and Kents Hill players on team roster shifts
News notes from Bath on October 1 1917 mention Percy Miller and Brim Jewett taking left halfback and right tackle roles for Kents Hill Seminary after Morse High season. Capt William F Plummer sails on the Daisey Farlin. Local visiting dignitaries Sen Frederick Hale Gov Carl Milliken and Judge John J Keegan attendees at Small Point. Many Bath residents plan world series trips.
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Percy Miller
Morse High
Brim” Jewett
Kents Hill Seminary
U. S
Frederick Hale
Carl E. Milliken
Harold M.swall
Small Point
Mr. Sewall
R. B. van Horn
Montreal
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Dummer Sewall Chapter D A R Meets Tuesday
Dummer Sewall Chapter D A R met at Wesley Methodist church with 35 members. Vice regent led the meeting in Regent Tubbs absence. reports approved, budget set for next year, and a paper on National Defense read. Meeting notes from Montpelier and Gardiner sessions summarized. November program to feature Granville Coby with Mexico talk. Hostesses organized. Marion Smith led scrapbooks program. Bath history classes showcased student work by David Higgins. Refreshments served by listed hostesses.
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Col
Dummer Sewall
D A.R
Wesley Methodist Church
Anna Tubbs
Frances Smal
Maud> Howard
Florence Woodside
Lena Ring
Lucy Armstrong
Mvrle Stanton
Montpelier
Bockland
Tubbbs
Gardiner
Bath
David Higgins
Bernice McGlinchy
Pauline Avervy
Eleanor Irish
Grace Lawrence
Litchfield
Mead Reed
Lionesses Directors Plan For Season Activities
Lionesses board met Tuesday evening at Mrs. A George Moses home to plan programs for the coming year. The cub meeting scheduled for Thursday was postponed to October 17. President Mrs Scott Morse led the meeting with attendees including Mrs Arthur Bowker Mrs Richard Johnson and others. They will trip through the White Mountains and Boston, returning next Saturday. Miss Willa Frederickson left Sunday for Boston for an extended visit. She has been with Woolworths seven months and recently left that job.
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Harry N. Wright
Riulph Whitehouse
Bath
Wright
Boston
White Mountains
Friza Brown
Nathalie Brown
Kents Hill
Lloyd Daley
the Lionesses
A. George Moses
Corliss Street
Thursdday
Scott Morse
Arthur Bowker
Richard Johnson
Roland McIntosh
Harold P. Smalls
Louis Petlock
Sam Levin
H. Ralph Forbes
Willa Frederickson
High Street
Miss Frederickson
Woolworth’s
Ownership and circulation of The Bath Independent Oct 1 1957
Federal ownership and circulation statement for The Bath Independent Bath Maine weekly. Lists publisher editor and business managers with names and addresses. States owner details of The Times Company and stockholders. Includes bondholder note and 12 month circulation average 1305. Notarized by Andrew S. Pennell on Oct 1 1956.
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Bath Independent
Bath
Maine
the Times Company
Trueworthy
Frank B. Nichols
Carration
Dorothy Nichols Niven
Prunswick
Barrett
A. Trueworthy
Andrew.s. Pennell
Gilbert family ties anchor 350th Jamestown plans in Maine visit
Direct descendant of Sir Humphrey Gilbert and nephew of Raleigh Gilbert, Commander Gilbert and his wife arrived in Portland from Montreal visiting Popham site and Compton Castle. He met local hosts, toured ships models, and planned future calls on Gov Muskie and a Jamestown anniversary event.
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Humphrey Gilbert
Newfoundland
MacLennan
Raleigh Gilbert
Sir Walter Raleigh
Gilbert
Portland
Montreal
England
Sir Leonard Outerbridge
Popham
Popham Colony
Popham Beach
Gilberts
Alfred Brinkler
Lewis N. C. Madbury
Prinkler
Popham Beech
Compton Castle
South
Devon
Geoffrey Gilbert
National Trust
Bath
Brinkler
Augusta
Muskie
Mr. Back
Alfred J. Back
Plymouth
Back
Pack
Exeter
Plymouth Argyle
Boston
Furcolo
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Jamestown
Elizabeth
Washington
Otho Gilbert
John Gilbert
America
Virginia
Sagada Dock
Sagadahock
John R. New Works Corp
Newell
Biw
Gov Muskie
Inner Wheel Plans Hospital Benefit Tea Oct 10
Inner Wheel members meet at Mrs Marius Page’s home to continue plans for the October 10 Hospital Benefit Tea at Mrs Lynn Bussey’s home. Committee heads include Kitchin chairing food and decor and Diny room arrangements led by Reginald Parker.
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Inner Wheel
Marius Page
Academy Street
Lynn M. Bussey
Green Street
Loring A. Addison
Kitchin
Charles Doyle
Carl Ardereon
John Crowley
Chester Plint
Herbert Lemont
Reginald Parker
John Parker
Charles Small
Flowers
G. Thomas Murphy
William Skelton
Ira Nadine
Edward Bridgham
Raymond Farnham
Hildreth H. Fister
Addition
Party Held For Mrs Earl Gray At Bath Junior High
Mrs Earl Gray, former Bath Junior High home economics teacher, was guest of honor at a party hosted by the faculty at her Wash ingster Street home. The event, arranged by Mor Elvira Birney and Mrs Bess Singer, honored her recent retirement. A floor lamp was presented as a gift. Attendees included numerous teachers and staff, with refreshments served by hostesses and participation from students and cafeteria staff.
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Farl Gray
Washingster Street
Bath Junior High School
Mor
Elvira Birney
Bess Singer
Grass
Betty Eaton
Gray
Gladys de Wever
Adenusmith
Almena Jaques
Miriam Hermon
Bernice Colby
Germaine Barney
Moody Flint
Ruth Trueworthy
Patricia Ames
Genevieve Breton
Helen Hayes
Faith Sherwood
Marion Sinmith
Lawrence Wright Moody Flint
Ruby Hocker
Maurice Clark
Maude Gu Iafsor
Robert Sampson
Ruth Ames
Eleanor Danforin
Neil LaRochelle
Margaret Scott
Dors Humphreys
Fred Bolduc
Richard Cuvier
Leslie Ferris
Edward Thomas, Jr
South End PTA Youth Group Hayride to Popham Beach
About fifty fourth to sixth graders of the South End PTA Youth Group took a mystery hayride to Popham Beach and Small Point on Friday evening. They built campfires, toasted marshmallows, sang together, then returned to the South End PTA Hall for dancing and hot chocolate. Chaperones included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Staples, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coombs, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne DeLong, and Charles Staples. Eighth and ninth graders will meet at the Association hall next Friday.
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South End
Popham Beach
Small Point
P. T. A. Hall
Thomas Staples
Charles Coombs
Wayne DeLong
Charles Staples
Association Hall
Maine Fire Chiefs Visit Central Station For Meeting
Maine fire chiefs toured central station last Sunday and announced plans to attend the annual meeting in October. Some chiefs intend to bring department members to view the new quarters.
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Central Station
Probate Notices From Bath Sagadahoc County 1957
Court in Bath notifies interested parties of probate actions for Walter S Dunbar Thomas McDonough Georgia E Fox Varney and Harold J Rubin. First final accounts filed by Ta bor Spear Ted ford and Ted ord Administrators and Guardians with distribution and license petitions. Notice published in Bath Independent for three weeks ending October 31 1957 with appearance required.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Phippshire
Albert Bo Tedford
Clifton W Tedord
Georgia E Fox Varney
George H Fox
Harold J. Rubin
Recent Transfers Of Real Estate In Gudah county deeds book
Real estate transfers recorded in Gudah County Register of Deeds list numerous deeds. Bath John S Canacaris to Franceline Georgio et al land and buildings on Green Street. Bath Realty Corp to Frank J Arsenault winter street and buildings. and several other transfers including Georgetown Woolwich Richmond and Georgetown parcels.
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Gudah
Bath
John S Canacaris
Franceline Co
Georgio
Green Street
Bath Realty Corp
Frank J. Arsenault
Winterstreet
A. Stanley
Roger F. Hooker
James Creel
G. Elizabeth McPhee
Wasil Nekrasow
Nelson J. McIntire
George RR. Richardson
Mark S. Roberts, Jr
George R. Richardson
Mary D. Stultz
City Allows Business to Stay Pending Relocation
The city permits the business to remain at its current location for now while it plans relocation. It asked to stay until spring to allow sufficient time. Week end guests of Mr and Mrs Potter of Court street included Mr and Mrs Thompson Potter and their daughter Jo Ann.
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Mellen Potter
Jo-Ann
Biddeford
Barbara Crowley
Biddeford Pool
Mr. Potter
Mrs. Thompson Potter
Court Street
Probate notices from Bath court 1957 establish accounts
In Bath court of probate the second Tuesday of September 1957 an order directs weekly publication in the Bath Independent for three weeks. It concerns probate actions for John B Despres deceased with letters testamentary to John B Despres Jr and several final accounts for guardians and executors. The judge Harold J Rubin signs as true copy.
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Barbara L Brewer
Sagadahoc
Howard E. King
Bath
Albert Neilson King
Ernest P King
Nellie E Demjanovich
Harold J. Rubin
Savadahoe
Otlock
John B.despres
John B Despres Jr
John B Despres
Euda Bertha Smiley
Marjorie J. Couglas
Lina G Sewala Lute
Horace FO Helton Trius
Tee
Katherine Fo Berry
Susif A Tarr
Arrowsic
Robert Hevan
Harry C Skinner
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