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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1929

Page

5

Bath men rebuild Old Ironsides at Charlestown Navy Yard

About 25 Bath men work under Lieut. John A. Lord on the reconstruction of the frigate Constitution known as Old Ironsides at the Charlestown Navy Yard. The project aims to restore the ship to its 1812 1820 era with extensive new keelsons masts and sails, funded by the Save Old Ironsides Fund, targeting completion by mid summer 1930 and use as a floating museum visiting major ports.

Bath Mfn Charlestown Navy Yard John A. Lord of Bath U. S. Naval Constructor Boston Sun Kennebeck Maine New England Middle Atlantic States A. M. Cutler Atlantic Gulf Ports Panama Canal Navy

Mrs Nutting Visits Relatives and Plans California Trip

Mrs Otto C Nutting of Mount Desert returns from a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Lincoln Bailey of Bedford Street and a stay of ten days in Boston. The Nuttings will later travel to Long Beach California where he operates large orange groves for the winter months.

Otto C. Nutting Mount Desert Lincoln Bailey Bedford Street Boston Nutting Long Beach Calif

Three Cars Involved In Blind Crossing Collision

A Sunday evening crash near Blind Crossing left three cars damaged and 16 people shaken. Grace Kidder severely injured and hospitalized. Charles Kidder faces reckless driving and liquor charges continued until Wednesday. bonds posted.

Charles H. Kidder Milan Street John J. Keegan John P. Carey Jr Grace Kidder Ralph O. Dale Harry L. Thompson Blind Crossing Willows Kidder Natalie Yvonne Charles Vamvakias New York Cafe Brunswick Ralph W. Alley Center Street Massachusetts Albert E. Alley Charles King Edwin King Bath J. Haviland Torrey Edwin Powers Priscilla Footer Ma State Highway Torrey Packard Ae Peete George McElman Chevrolet Thompson Carey Edward W. Bridgham Torrey Alley Dale

Wesley Ladies Aid To Entertain Husbands

The Ladies' Aid of Wesley M. E. church met in the vestry for an all day session. Hosts were Mrs. C. Cole Mrs Maria Cahill and Mrs Lydia Cook. They plan an October 18 Halloween supper at 6 15 with refreshment committee led by Mrs Georgia Ripley Mrs Mc Bean Mrs Bertha Davis Mrs Merton Webber and president Mrs Carrie Sampson. The Christmas sale was noted for the future.

Wesley M. E. Church C. Cole Maria Cahill Lydia Cook Georgia Ripley McBean Bertha Davis Merton Webber Carrie Sampson

Attempt Burglary At Sewall Home

York Hall at 1142 Washington Street was entered Friday after 11 30 with burglars fleeing before police arrival. Two men were seen leaving the grounds as officers investigated grease and fingerprints near a broken cellar window. nothing appeared stolen and doors upstairs remained locked.

York Hall William D. Sewall Washington Street Melville L. Rice Sewall Walter L. Whitney Rice

Wayside Inn Robbed for Over 200 Dollars

Thomas Morrison's Wayside Inn at East Brunswick was plundered last Tuesday week with about 210 dollars stolen from two unlocked drawers. Entry came through a cutout in the rear wall, indicating a thief familiar with the premises. Police report no other items taken and suspect knowledge of the money’s location.

Thomas Morrison East Brunswick Morrison Walter Whitney Mr. Morrison

Bath Garden Club resumes meetings in Bath

The Bath Garden Club met at the Cosmopolitan club after a summer recess with 22 attendees. Mrs. George A. Churchill read papers on Winter Protection for the Garden and Forcing Bulbs, prepared by Miss Sarah Hitchcock and Miss Anna Trott, followed by a roundtable discussion led by Miss Martha R. Foote. The next meeting is scheduled for October 23. Also note the passing of Thomas P. Flanagan, longtime Bath resident. The Bible has been published in 23 dialects of English.

Bath Garden Club Cosmopolitan Club Harry Day Martha R. Foote George A. Churchill Sarah Hitchcock Anna Trott

Mayor Cahill Recovering After City Hospital Operation

Mayor Charles H. Cahill rests at City Hospital after a knee growth removal operation Monday morning by Dr. Abbot of Portland. He is in comfortable condition and visitors will be restricted for a few days as recovery begins.

Charles H. Cahill Abbot Portland

Bath Water District Purchases Land For Stand Pipe

The Bath Water District completed negotiations Thursday to buy from Walter B Potter a tract on High street opposite Getchell street for a future stand pipe bank. The plan calls for five 50 foot diameter by 55 foot high pipes at a new site near the city limits with total storage of 4,000,000 gallons. The project aims to improve supply resilience and allow phased construction as funds permit, with estimated initial costs not exceeding 20,000 dollars. The Potter land lies north of the Scott Donnell property, about 425 feet from the road to the site.

Bath Water District Walter B. Potter High Street Getchell Street Rocky Hill Walter Abbott Potter Tract Scott Donnell

Bailey Evening School Set to Open Oct 28 for 20 Weeks

The Bailey Evening school will open Oct. 28 and run for 20 weeks. Mrs. Andrew Flaherty is reelected principal for the coming year. Superintendent Clinton D Wilson will arrange courses with further announcements later. Physical training will alternate halves by gender through the year. Roll of Accounts No. 8 totaling $4,553.84 was approved for payment.

Bailey Board of Education Andrew Flaherty Morse High School Clinton D. Wilson

Bath City Hospital Donation Week Sets Record

Donation Week at Bath City hospital ends with gifts larger than ever. President thanks supporters and urges late contributions, noting the week was the most successful in the institution's history.

Bath City Hospital

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