Shaw Purchases C D Clarke Home In Bath
Albert H Shaw bought the Clarke residence at High Centre and Lincoln streets after Charles D Clarke's death on March 24 1921. Proceeds split with 50 percent to City Hospital and the remainder to Joseph Clarke of Boston. The long history traces ownership from Fitts to Page Harnden and finally Clarke, with notable past occupants including Mrs Houston and Miss Kate Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Clarke
High, Centre
Lincoln Streets
Albert H. Shaw
Shaw
Forest Park
Moosehead Lake
Clarke
City Hospital
Joseph Clarke
Boston
Fitts
Bath
Court House
Capt
Steven Thompson
A. G. Page
James M. Wood
W. A. Harnden
Harnden
Mr. Clarke
Page
High Street
Houston
Drivers Forced to Obey Laws in Bath Trap
Automobile inspectors led a traffic enforcement drive on Front and Center streets in Bath on Saturday evening. 72 automobiles were stopped for violations including a single head light or no tail light, with vehicles escorted to garages or auto supply shops for repair. Motorcycle patrols accompanied offenders. no arrests were made, only warnings issued. Patrolman Thompson returned to duty on the road Monday after a prior injury in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Robert B. Watts
Harry N. Thompson
George Purington
Johnson
Brunswick
Charles F. Witham
Thompson
Washington Street
Watts
City Hall
Maine Medical Association President Speaks in Aroostook
Dr. L T Snipe of Maine Medical Association spoke at a dinner of the Aroostook County Medical Society in the Snell House on October 10. Plans for the joint annual meeting with New Brunswick are set for Poulton pere in June. Automobiles will shuttle the group to Fort Fairfield for dinner at The Plymouth and then to Woodstock New Brunswick for another meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.T. Snipe
Maine Medical Association
Houston
Aroostook County Medical Society
Snell
Woodstock
N. 1
Aroostook County
Maine Girls at Mount Holyoke Named in List
A Bath girl stands among twenty two Maine students listed at Mount Holyoke College South Hadley Massachusetts The roster includes Mary Hopkins Fort Fairfield Sarah Hopkins Fort Fairfield Florence J L Skelton Lewiston and others from Bangor Portland Topsham Freeport Sanford Wells and Wilton with class years shown for several entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine
Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley
Mass
Mary Hopkins
Fort Fairfield
Sarah Hopkins
Florence JL. Skelton
Lewiston
Dorcas Weston
Portland
Elizabeth VP. Chandler
Bangor
Dorothy C. Freese
Anna BR. Hussey
North Berwick
M. Adelaide Lehan
Portlaind
Elizabeth MacKinnon
Topshians
Elizabeth L. Cobb
Porthind
Virginia R. Dufresne
Dorothy K. Ewer
Christine FL Fretlick
Peaks Island
Lenore
Hewett
Sanford
Helen R. Johnson
Topsham
Elizabeth Pettengill
Elizabeth PL Clough
Edith Deering
Margaret R. Fish
Freeport
Leonora A. Hiscock
Wilton
Miss Annie Kennedy in Bath Phirs muy
Miss Annie Kennedy of Brunswick, teacher of the Courtright System of Musical Kindergarten, was in Bath Phirs muy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Kennedy
Brunswick
Courtright System of Musical
Bath
Phirsmuy
Berry growing seen as profitable in southern Lincoln county
Editor the Independent argues berry raising is a natural local crop with strong demand from summer visitors. He cites high per acre returns from small plots, notes raspberries sell well in Boston, and warns summer markets threaten Maine’s rural communities. He urges developing hundreds of acres of berries plus poultry to sustain year round livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Sagadahoe
Boston
Terry
Maine
Tam
Florida
California
Smith & Parker oars and boats supply top teams across nations
Lieut. Frank M. Smith retired U. S. Navy leads Smith & Parker in Foxboro Mass making light strong sculls paddles and canoes used by Harvard Yale Princeton and other varsity crews. Their Ted Shea car racing skits and cross country skis are joined by sea plane work for KR T Thomas and Prof Warner of Massachusetts Tech. The Bath firm employs 300 workers and plans expansion while supplying major clubs and naval programs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Smith
Smith & Parker
Foxboro
Mass
Morris
Oldtown
Smith
Jack Kelley
Antwerp
Annapolis
New England
Kelley
Costello
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
University of California
Stamford
Duluth
Detroit
New York Athletic Association
Nassaus
Ariels
Barge Club
Union Boat Club
Boston
Havana
Cuba
Yacht Club
University of Havana
Virginia Boat Club
United States Naval Academy
Ted Shea
Smith & Walker
Bathman
KR. T. Thomas
Prof. Warner
Massachusetts Tech
Beaver trapping to mitigate timber damage announced
Commissioner Parsons of the Department of Inland Fisheries and Game will open Dee LL territory to beaver trapping where substantial timber damage is reported. Landowners who have not yet filed complaints should submit them by November 10 so rules and publications for December 1 opening can proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner Parsons
Department of Inland Fisheries and Game
Dee LL
Department
Mrs Morse sells Linden Street home to Mrs Swett
Mrs Clarence W Morse has sold her Linden street corner of Washington residence to Mrs Lewis B Swett of Summer street. Morse will reside with her sister Miss Clare Coombs on Washington street, and Swett will move into the new home immediately. Mrs Lizzie Batex of Bowdoinham is visiting Bath this week with Mrs Stephen Conley of Lincoln street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Morse
Linden Street
Washington
Lewis B. Swett
Summer Street
Morse
Clare Coombs
Washington Street
Swett
Lizzie Batex
Bowdoinham
Bath
Stephen Conley
Lincoln Street
Bowdoin Explorer MacMillan Recalls Arctic Voyage at College
Donald B. MacMillan spoke to Bowdoin College students on his Arctic expedition aboard the Bowdoin. He praised the vessel's resilience during an accident at Halifax provisioning and related hardships, including near ice floes, lengthy inland drift, and encounters with Esquimaux who witnessed moving pictures aboard. He lauded explorers Peary and Scott for polar feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald B. MacMillan
Columbia Theatre
Cosmopolitan Club
Lsowdoin College
Arctic
Bowdoin
Halifax
MacMillan
Esquimaux
Mr. MacMillan
Peary
Scott
Bath Legion Delegation Arrives in New Orleans for Convention
Eugene and Madeline Desmond Roscoe H Shaw and James Lester Morse of Roland H Smith post American Legion reached New Orleans Sunday afternoon joining delegates from every state. The Maine delegation traveled by special train, with cars decorated to show their home stations. Maine leaders met them, hotel arrangements were handled, and a Maine Legion group held a session naming appointments for committees and future meeting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Madeline Desmond
Roscoe H. Shaw
James Lester Morse
Roland H. Smith Post
American Legion
New Orleans
Union
Maine
New England
Gene” Desmond
Bath
Vine Tree
John G. Towne
Waterville
Flores Bienville
Monteleon
Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
Werley H. Ford
Eugene Desmond
Jame L. Morse
Roscoe HH. Shaw
Shaw
Morse
Desmond
Two Rockland men start zoo mile trip to Omaha Neb
Austin Philbrack and W. Wolf left at six o clock in the morning from Sumas on the first leg of a Zoo mile automobile trip to Omaha Nebraska They carry a large quantity of canned goods and supplies The plan is to travel ten days and pass through Portland Boston Worcester Springfield Albany Utica Buffalo Cleveland Des Moines Cedar Point and Dex Moines before entering Omaha where they will start a business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Sumas
Omaha
Neb
Austin Philbrack
W. Wolf
Portland
Boston
Worcester
Springfield
Albany
Uties
Buffalo
Cleveland
Kreaze
Cedarpeoint
Dex Moines
Omeha
Leah Winslow Stars in Lerner Cohan Comedy in New York
Bath actress Leah Winslow headlines a Lerner Cohan comedy in a New York season. The Hudson Theatre premiere faced critical attacks but the show remains popular and promises strong box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Winslow
Bath
Snewess
New York
Seere M. Cohan
Ie Lerner
Hudson Theatre
Aml
Capt and Mrs Silas Adams Visit in Waterville News
Capt. and Mrs. Silas Adams of Waterville visit Were with Adams's sister Mrs. ALS Mackadden of Mpring Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Adams
Waterville
Adam
Als. Mackadden
Mpring Street
Court opens for October term at Sagadahoc Supreme Judicial Court
The Sagadahoc County Supreme Judicial Court opened at 10 Tuesday with Justice Warren C. Philbrook presiding. New entries include four cases, fourteen more set for trial, and a planned short term likely ending this week. The grand jury organized, and jurors were sworn as docket procedures began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Sagadahoc County
Warren C. Philbrook
Francis A. Gray
Universalist Church
Traverse
Philbrook
Frederick H. Thompson
Justice Philbrook
Lucius A. Young
Maine Central Railroad Co
Hardings Crossing
George
Allen M. Irish
Massachusetts
Ralph V. Dunbar
Harry T. Wassmore
Bath
Walter FE. Sedgley
Edward KE. Baker
Bowdeinham
Maynard H. Tarr
Jude Hyde
Topsham
Carl Anderson
Benjamin BP. Coombe
Charles T. Jackson
Herbert L. Grinnell
John A. Legro
Elmer Craig
West Bath
John H. Currier
Arrowsic
William FL. Dinsmore
Charles FE. Lamorean
Bowdoinham
Ernest Dow
D. (. Galosha
Richmond
John Flagg
J. J. Kotussean
Brunswick
Henry KH. Drew
Richsnesw
Daniel J. Metsilliewidy
Lewiston
William FE. Hogan
William T. Hall
Franklin PD Sprague
Charles S. Fitzgerald Walters
Glidden
Arthur J. Dunton
Edward W. Sridzham
Ralph Viale
John J. Keegan
Gramal
Herbert Lgrinnell
Wonderful Impersonator to Perform With Wesley Quartet
Miss Ethel Hinton appears with the Lotus quartet at Wesley church next Wednesday night. The program features the same singers Robert Martin, William Hicks, Nelia Maymond, and Frank Cannell. The Wesley Choral Society and officers note the act is part of a tour across Maine and Vermont, with tickets on sale at Webber's drug store and from chorus members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hinton
Wesles
Lotus Sale
Boston
S Ame
Robert Martin
Firet Tener
William Hicks
Nelo Maymond
Frank Cannell
Wesley Choral
Maine
Vath
Webber's Drug Store
Choral Society
Open Time Begins On Fur Bearing Animals In Maine
The open season on fur bearing animals begins Monday statewide. State Fish and Game Department reports hunters are eager after a temporary hunting ban. Licenses and hunting condition requests flood the office as game agents prepare for big weeks ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish and Game Department
Im Herstein
Maine
American Grain Rapidly Shipped On U S Lines To Europe
Grain from the United States moves swiftly from Great Lakes elevators to Erie Canal barges and New York liners. United States Lines sail weekly to London and Bremen carrying full grain quotas. Floating elevators unload barges and ships, with tugs powered by Diesel engines accelerating Buffalo to New York transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Dalluth
Brent Lakes
Seaboard
Great Lakes
London
Dufflale
Erie Canal
Hudson River
United States Line
New York Harbor
Buffalo
New York
Stadion
Bremen
Shipping Board Hosts Engineers Convention in New York
The Shipping Board convenes hundreds of industrial engineers from across the United States at the Hotel McAphin New York for a three day management week. The Moorer committee findings on eliminating waste in industry are to be discussed. Naval architect insights and a tour of ships are planned with emphasis on safety and construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipping Board
United States
McAphin
New York
Wrooklyn
President Mar
Naval Architect
Pheppa Sd
Rae
Society of Subaerial Engineers
Aimereon Esgheenuse Council
Howe
Bath Iron Works Gets a Contract For Unfinished Lightship
Resident William T. Cobb of Bath Iron Works announces a contract to build an uncompleted lightship for the Department of Commerce, same size as five boats under construction. Hull to be delivered at Bath the works wharf, ensuring months of work for the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Cobb
Bath Iron Works Ltd
Bath Iron Works
Dhal
Edford
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
St. Marys School to Be Built by Parish
Rev Nicholas J Horan announced a new parochial school and hall on the St Marys site to begin construction next spring. The current building is inadequate for the rising pupil numbers, with about 100 pupils now enrolled. Work on the site will start this winter, with carpenters preparing for spring onset. Local families Bartlett Warren Lowell and others arrived over the weekend to assist and visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas J. Horan
St. Mary's Church
St. Mars
Stehiterts
Insu Juere
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C.D. Clarke
Lincoln, High
Center Streets
Snipe
The
Aroostook Medical Society
Mount Holyoke
the Independent
M’millan
Great Explorer
Cosmo Club
Bath Legioners
Bath Girl
W. C. Philbrook
U. S
E. C. Plummer
Moree High Fee
Henen
Penpie
Plapuet
Kees
Wn Eat
Maurice Perce
Waltur Sigdeu
ST. Mary’s School
Horan
Harry Bartlett
Warren
Berlin
N. BL
Bartlett
Warren A. Lowell
Bedford Street
Lothias L. Lowell
Woolwich
Satundieg
Carbonol
Johnson Bros Co
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