Autumn Views Along Phippsburg Roads and Sunday Sermon
Readable sketches describe autumn colors along Bath to Small Point and Dromore Bay, with scenes of Kennebec marshes, Tim ber Island pines, and timber hills. The narrative then covers a Sunday in Small Point with Peter’s denial of Christ lesson, church bell, services by Rev. Slade and Rev. Stevens, a 38 attendee sermon, and a 17 member Sunday School, plus local news of repairs, visitors, and community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Woodsey
Lemont St
Winneganee
Kennebec
Timber Island
Mack Frost
Dromore Bay
Dromore
Seguin
Mr. Slade
Peter
Christ
Jesus
Walter J. McCourt
Slade
Parker Head
C. L. Stevens
Fred Harrington
Boston
Fannie Marks
A. C. Johnson
William Daley
Frank Daley
Alice Johnson
Frank Given
Walter Bongartz
Wallace Morse
Bath City
M. J. Morse
Ashdale
Henry Dearborn
Small Point
New York
John Morse
North Bath
Franklin Sprague
Leon Eaton
N. W
Derry
O. Wyman
August Rausch
Marblehead
F. S. Bowker
S. C. Campbell
M. D. Sprague
Nat Morse
J. B. Sprague
Frank Wyman
Dearborn Cottage
Annie Cutting
Miss Cutting
John Delano
Schwab Visits Bath Amid Secret Talks at Iron Works
Bethlehem Steel chairman Charles M. Schwab arrived in Bath with his private car Olympia for secret meetings with Hon. John S. Hyde and Bath Iron Works officials. Rumors suggested possible shell parts manufacture and ammunition plant plans, but officials offered no official comment. Schwab’s special train, with his secretary and director Snyder, was met at the Maine Central yard and later departed for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Bath
John S. Hyde
Bath Iron Works
Iron Works
Mr. Schwab
Mr. Hyde
Maine Central
Schwab
Hyde Windlass Co
Bethlehem Steel Company
Olympia
Portland
Snyder
Washington
Boston
Nequasset Battery Plans Amid War of Austrian Succession
In 1740s Nequasset territory saw growing settlement and fortifications as European conflict threatened New England. Massachusetts reinforced Maine and built blockhouses while considering river batteries at Arrowhead and the Nequasset river mouth. Five defensible houses stood on the Georgetown section including Chops Point fort and Marsden’s blockhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Maria Theresa
Austria
England
France
Massachusetts
Maine
Pru
Nequasset
Georgetown
Chops Point
Job Lewis
Samuel Marsden
Long Reach
Thomas Stinson
Cramps Lowest Bid Shown For Destroyer Bids
Opening of destroyer bids in Washington lists Cramp Shipbuilding Co. Philadelphia with three boats Newport News Shipbuilding Dock Co two Seattle Dry Dock and Construction Co one Union Iron Works one boat 20 months 915000 Seattle Dry Dock & Construction Co 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cramp Shipbuilding Co
Philadelphia
Wit
Newport News
Ib Drs Dock Co
Seattle Dry Dock and Construction Company
Union Iron Works
Seattle Dry Dock & Construction Co
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Phippsburg
C. M. Schwab
Elmhurst
Mr. Schwab de
Emilio DE Gogorza
Bangor
THE
Nequasset Territory
Henry O. Thayer
John M. Clark
Conducted BY
Wm. C. Chadbourne
Front St
Johnson Bros. Co
Bath, Me