Sixteen Seawanhaka schooner yachts under construction here
Sixteen new Seawanhaka schooner class yachts are being built at Bath Iron Works beyond the originally planned ten. The 58 foot overall vessels carry SS6 waterline, with mixed rigging including full Marconi sail plans for some, and include notable owners and builders such as Newcombe Carlton of Western Union and Commodore W A W Stewart. Deliveries are set for May 15 and they will race on Long Island Sound and possibly yacht club cruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works
Long
Newcome Carlton
Western Union Telegraph Co
Carlton
Schoner
Ratsey
City Island
W. A. W. Stewart
Seawanhaka Corinthiann Yacht Club
Howard (. Stith
Harold Wesson
Dave Heunen Morris
Yin Boxssert
van S. Merle Siith
Irving Eldredge
G. Maurice Heckscher
Charles McCann
W.S. Carey
Frank J. Crocker
Parker Cormony
Irving Cox
Paul Punmead
Eli
Morse High Track Men to Compete at Bowdoin
Morse High will send a large squad to the Bowdoin indoor meet led by Coach David Alkazin. The entries include 40 yard dash finalists Nasneel, Gilbert Thithoon, Pivot Brewin, Cecil Hamilton, Forrest Caprron, 300 yard dash runner Mitwniend Smait, Gal bert Hathorn, Herold Brown, Forrest Carlton, and Myarind Redmetel Sinath Gilbert.
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Morse
Bowdoin
Baturdas
David Alkazin Wilh
Dlish
Nasneel Sill
Gilbert Thithoon
Pivot Brewin
Cecil Hamilton
Forrest Caprron
SOO Yard
Das
Swedish Government Honors Lieut Nelson
The American Swedish News Exchange reports King Gustave of Sweden awarded Lieut Eric Nelson the Knight of the Order of the Sword for his round the world flight. Axel Wallenborg has asked Congress to authorize Nelson to wear the decoration. Nelson, once Bath’s chauffeur for Charles M. Lincoln, is remembered for his Mere Point fog incident on Sept 9 and welcome by the Sum-Jace contingent at New Meadows Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave
Sweden
Eric Nelson
Axel FL Wallenborg
Washington
State Department
Congress
Nelson
Bath
Charles M. Lincoln
James Lincoln
Air Service
Mere Point
New Meadows Inn
Dunlap Members Plan Seattle Triennial Visit
Members of Dunlap commandery will visit Seattle for the Triennial Conclave this July. The Maine Grand Commandery will journey from Portland June 1 to August 3, with a $450 cost covering most expenses except four Seattle days. Route includes Montreal Chicago Denver Colorado Springs Salt Lake City Yellowstone Park Portand and return via Puget Sound Canadian Rockies and the Great Lakes.
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Ore
Paget Sound
Canadian Rockies
Frederick Hotl Waterville
Frank
Converse
Bowdoinham Couple Celebrate 62nd Anniversary at Pleasant Street
Captain Horatio Hall and wife observed their 62nd wedding anniversary at their Bowdoinham home on Pleasant Street with friends visiting from out of town. The couple, who moved from New York, received many presents and telegrams from distant friends as local events include a State of Maine Sunday School Day program at the Methodist school and a Pythian Sisters installation.
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Horatio Hall
Pleasant Street
Hall
New York
Mare State
Methodist
Lawrence Hackett
Hampton Beach
George A. Hackett
Electa
State of Maine
Horatio Ulall
California
McDonald Temple Pythian Sisters
Hattie Lord of
Lewiston
Sadie Small
Hazel Cornish
Georgie Denham
Georgie Ber
ITV
Florencée
Siegarsy
Mabel Lancaster
Myrtle Lowell
Hazel Denham
Emily Rideout
Minta Wilson
Evan Purinton
I. M. Fowle
Freeman Trott
Virginia
Milton ‘Trott
Marjetie
Bath
Maud Cunningham
Boston
Mr. Trott
Edna Jolson
Portland
W. 4. Graves
Mary
Emma Denham
Eastern Star
Town Hall
Kendall
MacDougal
Jessie Cromwell
Mary Millay
W. J. Curil
Chebeague Island
Lelia Bishop
Myrtle Purington
Helen Lamereau
Verona Moore
Loraine Heenie
Thelma
Ruth Pratt
Evelyn Hackett
Hazel Hackett
Marjorie Lamereau
Myron Heenie
Kenneth Webber
Charlie Jewett
Ellis Moore
Bert Merrill
Cleveland Wheelock
Donald
Brunswick
S. W. Carr
Hannie Denham
Giaurdiner
A. Hall Denham
Nona Pore
Auguste
J. A. Pendleton
Merrymeeting
Sagardahes Grange
Porona
Richmond
Bal Dickinson
Alfred
Raymond Rendall
Provence
Nona Page
Gil
Charles Masher
Mas
Hiri
Wiscasset
Dunlap
Chunmodern I Poot
Purtitan
Caineden
Sagadahoe Periiiter Co
Bridge survey outlines Kennebec crossing plan Bath Woolwich
Dr J A L Waddell leads survey for a Bath to Woolwich bridge over the Kennebec. The proposed crossing would land 150 feet north of a flagpole near Fred Doughty’s West Bank home, with approaches running from Front and Lombard, swing east around King Tavern, and cross the Maine Central yard. Elevation work would require yard clearance at high tide with an estimated $25,000 to $35,000 for yard grading and an cut through Woolwich shore hills.
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J. A. L. Waddell
Brewster
Legislative and Council
Kennebec
Bath
Woolwich
Fred Doughty
Front Street
Federal Building
Waddell
Lombard Street
King Tavern
Maine Central
Weddell
Iron Works
Bitter Waredtett
Washington
Union Streets
Union Street
Angusta
Temple Family Thanks Friends for Sympathy Tributes
The Temple family expresses gratitude for sympathy and floral tributes received after bereavement. Signatures include Eugene Newton, and Robert, John, William, and Temple family members. March 4, 1925.
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Newton
Eugene Temple
Robert Temple
John Temple
William Temple
Principal Delivers Helpful Talk to North Center PTA
Principal Arthur Be Scott of the high school spoke to the North Center PTA on Tuesday afternoon about school problems. He covered discipline tardiness stealing athletics lunches trips and social activities. Association members asked questions and rumors were clarified, confirming the need for close school contact.
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Arthur Be Scott
North Center
P.T. A
Tie
Association
Scott
Mir Scott
All Day Session of Souch End POTLOAL Held Tuesday
An all day meeting of the Souch End POTLOAL convened Tuesday to address important business matters. The session included sewing, armed tacking, and a noon break with fruit salad, coffee, and pie. Twenty Tour hueipbers attended and the group was regarded as a reputable crime for all. Mrs. Terry W. Crosman departed Wednesday for West Somerville Massachusetts to visit her daughter Mrs. George Moses.
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Souch End
Terry W. Crosman
West Somerville
Mass
George Moses
Richmond Earthquake Causes Fishermen to Leave Work
An earthquake around 9:30 p m caused tremors in Richmond but little damage. Eastern river smelt fishermen were forced to quit as water rose through fishing chutes. The town saw many local residents visiting, teaching staff and others from nearby towns on weekend trips, with several confirmations of visitors from Gardiner Portland and Brunswick.
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Marion Bibber
Mexico
William A. Bibber
Pleasant Street
Edna Marshall
Brunswick
New Road
Harriette Sheldon
Everett
Mass
Sarah Sheldon
Daniel Clark
Irene
Dorchester
Doane
Samuel Blake
George A. Clouston
California
George Hawkes
Redlands
Cal
Laurence A. Bond
Department of Justice
Dallas
Texas
Kenneth, Specht
Rockland
W. H. Strout
New York
Ira K. Burke
F. K. Beem
Portland
William Foster
Dorothy
Shirley
Fred Duren
Rachel Messenger
Richmond
Marian Messenger
Gardiner
T. J. Southard
Alice Symonds
Salem
Baptist Parsonage
Frederick Rev. Duran
Benjamin F. Curtis
North Front Street
Heston
J. R. Clifford
Methodist Church
Congregational Church
Ray Foote
Augusta
Ellen Tewksbury
Everetta Tewksbury
M. S. Castner
Arthur Adams
Ida Colby
Falmouth
Benjamin F. Colby
Freeport
Aussie Legion
Des Recrecin
Dresden
Massachusetts
Ruth Crafford
Bowdeinham
Carlton Randall
Gilbert Pond
Catherine Soule
Dorothy Carter
Adele Harford
Ernest Harford
Ruel Witham
Presque Isle
Benjamin Tinkham
Sondlombatin
Russell Malory
RR. Clifford
Bertha Reynolds
South Gardiner
Arabel Allen
Carl Curtis
Marl Cronk
Farmington N. EL
Silla Vera
Jowdoinham
Evelyn Lesure
Loretta Darks
Frank Lowell
Richmond Town Meeting Elects Officials and Advances Projects
Richmond residents at the 108th annual town meeting elected Merrill McKenney and others as selectmen and officers, set tax rates, approved road and library projects, authorized school district actions, and discussed water works contracts, street lighting, and sewer repairs while addressing budget items and public notices. The session noted a motion to raise funds for state aid road improvements and approved multiple debt notes and highway expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Opera House
William A. Bibber
J. R. Clifford
Methodist Church
J. W. Randlette
George Shaw
Charles EK. Alexander
Henry Reed
Merrill McKenney
Robert [I Steart
Ee Go Patten
Hlenry KH. Houdlette
Raymond I. Libby
Charles H. Whitney
W. W. Gardner
Carlos Dunlap
J. A. Hinckley
Harry Douglas
Harrye. Tarr
F. RR. Duren
Charles Hl. Whitney
Percy Chetley
S. Reed Allin
Flatfield
Byron L. Ludwig
Hollis Hl. Basler
C. H. Dunlap
Wyn A. Patten
Ernest Stewart
James Meserve
Charles W. Messenger
C. Hf. Dunlap
C. ©. Gardner
John Dunn
Nathaniel Gilpatrick
Carl Dixon
James Haynes
Hartley Ranger
James Roberts
S. Reed Allen
Harry L. Tarr
Charles Whitney
Myrtle Stewart
Merrill Mclkenne
Kimball Street
Main Central Railroad
North Pleasant Street
North Pleasant
Pleasant Street
Bowdoinham
George Yeaton
Boynton Street
Clay Hill
Old Ferry Roads
Richmond Water Works
Merrill McNenney
Robert P. Stewart
FL B. Peabody
WL A. Bibber
A. G. Patten
Richmond Library Association
North End
Thomas School
Lewis M. Baker
Harry Fishbeck
Emerson School
Mill Brook Bridge
Abbagadasset
Emerson
Farmers and Mechanics Club
Social and club notes from Mark Street and area
Mrs Nathan E Cothinowas hostess to the standay Evening club at her home on Mark street with a social hour rarebit stuffed olives cake fancy crackers tea and candy served. Allred Beals an electrician on the 1.5.8 duron which went aground in Asiatic waters a few days ago was relieved to hear the Huron peated and to proceed. Several club plans and menus noted with meetings at Andrews road Cobb road and North street. Frank Skillings reports improved long distance radio reception tuning CKCU Calgary KEI KH Los Angeles WEAA Dallas KERU Bristow WSB Athinta WMBEF Miami Beach WMC Memphis WOC Davenport and WHEEO Des Moines. Unity guild hosted at Mrs George Fraser Court Street with a silver tennis service.
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Nathan E. Cothinowas
Standay
Manny
Mark Street
Navy
Hiyde Windlass Co
Murray Club of Universatisti Caures
Enirge
Charles Ft. Jiveper
Harry G. Deewing
Leonard Goweil
Dennis Clark
George Merrill
Cinekén
Washington
William Wotter
Andrews Road
Norman Druimmond
Ailen Morse
Mitchell Avel
Louise Smiley
Scott Morse
Edna Higgins
Marjorie Smiley
Mabel Fullerton
Mitchetl Avel
Cobb Road
Saint Lermond
Washington Street
Arthur Sampson
Arthur Lemont
John Taylor
Frank Jeement
Frank C. Skillings
CKCU
Calgary
KEI
Los Angeles
WEAA
Dallas
Tex
KERU
Bristow
Oklo
WSB
Athinta
WMBEF
Miami Beach
Fla
WMC
Memphis
Yeon
WOC
Divenport
WHEEO
Des Moines
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Rome
Wall Paper Department
Montsweag Farm
Rhode Island
Plymouth Rocks
Montsweag Fai Wiscasset, Me
Maine
U.S
Rooktet
Hrourtsides
G. A. Jackson
HM 6
Pemberton White
Merete
Lieut
Seattle
Henry P. Getchell
Henry J
Wits
Neadia Dudge
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Gretetell
Claveter Getchell
Woolvirls
Alwensa
Leeland
Mitchel
Weenies Lay
New
Dproelford, Miurss
Ley
Mes
Roheip Putpan
Max Kor
Elmot
Mrs
W. L. Bonney
Ivam Lang
Waterville
North Center P.T.A
Isabelle BE. Small
Sertha Small
Wakefield
Leslie FL Roberts
Allen Constantine
Cotton
Miss Small
Heb
Elbridge
Amanda Small
Rockton
Kaki
George Leaver
Lynn
Small
W. F. Senter
Bath Daily Times
Brunswick Senter
Sehetu
Harry Brown
Veurt Street
Ele
Severatoween
Wuyi
Yale
Arthur
Athintr Tts
George Fraser
Cora Sauvage
Unity Guild
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