Kennebec Yacht Club Hosts Opera Plans and Local News
Regular Kennebec Yacht Club meeting reports new members William T. Hall Jr William A Betts and Charles L McLellan. A Pirates of Penzance production is planned with a committee appointed. Bath troops in the Philippines send a promising report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Yacht Club
William T. Hall, Jr
William A. Betts
Boston
Charles L. McLellan
A. A. Percy
M. W. Sewall
H. E. Stetson
W. B. Newton
H. W. Owen, Jr
A. L. Gilmore
E. W. Hyde
Oliver Moses
Joseph Noyes
Fred D. Hill
Frye Towed to New York as Escort for New Ship
The new ship William P. Frye was towed from the river Wednesday morning by the ocean tug Triton and will sail to New York with Triton as escort. The Frye was launched about three weeks ago. Emery Albert Hart and Miss Gertrude Douglas wed Tuesday at People's Church parsonage. The couple leaves on a wedding trip to Thomaston and Boston before settling on Lincoln Street.
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William P. Frye
Triton
New York
Frye
Emery Albert Hart
Gertrude Douglas
People’s Church
F. W. O’brien
Annie Robie
Fred R. Gilbert
Mrs. Hart
Thomaston
Boston
Lincoln Street
Local Y M C A Boys Class Forms With Twelve Members
N. L. Todd of Georgetown reports a boys class organized at the Y M C A Tuesday night with 12 boys in attendance. Messages note Mrs. Charles L. McLellan traveling to the city after time in Philadelphia, Mrs. Julia Ring visiting her daughter in Boston, Miss Anna Broderick visiting relatives in New York, Fred F. Blaisdell headed to Boston for a short vacation, William Rogers leaving for a business trip to New York.
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Y.M.C.A
Charles L. McLellan
Philadelphia
Mr. McLellan
Aaw
Julia Ring
Miss Carrie Ring
Boston
Anna Broderick
New York
William R. Kimball
Buffalo
Autumn Wedding in Portland Unites Florence Walton's Daughter
Florence Walton's daughter Florence Potter wed Joseph Perry of Phippsburg in a picturesque Portland ceremony. Ushers included Fred Oliver Franklin Mac Donald Arthur W. Young and Alfred Tracey. The event coincides with a week of local social and civic happenings across Bath Phippsburg and Augusta with meetings, dances and community events.
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Samuel Potter
Portland
Florence
Joseph Perry
Phippsburg
Florence Walton
Fred Oliver
Franklin MacDonald
Arthur W. Young
Alfred Tracey
London men canvass for loan on jewelry in town
Two stylish men arrived Wednesday and toured banks and jewelers seeking a loan on a diamond pin a gold repeater watch and a diamond ring but no one advanced credit. They departed that evening without business.
Bowdoin Student Guard in Dartmouth Clash at Portland
Alfred M. Soule of Woolwich among Bowdoin’s representatives at guard in the football contest with Dartmouth held in Portland on Saturday afternoon. News reached Bath from Newport that the final government trial of torpedo boat Barney was successful in every respect.
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Alfred M. Soule
Woolwich
Bowdoin
Dartmouth
Portland
Bath Iron Works Corp
Charles P. Wetherbee
Newport
R. I
Barney
Moose dinner hosted by city officials in 1901
On October 28, 1901 Representatives Shaw, Mayor Percy, and Henry Hartleb hosted a group of 26 guests for a moose dinner. Attendees included Senator F C Whitehouse of Topsfield and Bath, Joseph Torrey, F E Southard, Judge Fogg, D Howard Spear, Alderman Rideout, O F Williams, Charles Chestra, E F Foote, A J Snow, Sheriff Ballou, J R Andrews, C R Donnell, John McInnes, C A Coombs, F H Kimball, W W Pendexter, Lewis Cameron, and Frank Mason.
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A. H. Shaw
Percy
Henry Hartleb
Gentles
F. C. Whitehouse
Topsyham
Bath
Joseph Torrey
F. E. Southard
Judge Fogg
D. Howard Spear
Alderman Ride‘out
O. F. Williams
Charles Chestra
E. F. Foote
A. J. Snow
Sheriff Ballou
J. R. Andrews
C. R. Donnell
John McInnes
C. A. Coombs
F. H. Kimball
W. W. Pendexter
Lewis Cameron
Frank Mason
Marriage Intentions Recorded for Williams and Pratt
The marriage intentions of Mary E. Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Orrington Williams of Bowdoinham and Harry Pratt son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Pratt of this city have been recorded with the City Clerk. Property booms at Popham Beach promise new cottages before next season. Cony high school defeated Bath high school in football with luck blamed for Bath's loss. Four dances are booked this week by local groups. Ice harvest expected on the Kennebec river. A. E. Doyle of Woolwich opens a grocery store opposite the YMCA on Front Street. John O Shaw leaves for New York on a business trip with his daughter Rachel. Dr H A Bates and George E Thompson return from a hunting trip with 42 birds. Maria Woodworth visited Mrs Fred C Temple. Frank W Deering of Hyde Windlass Co. spent Sunday in Sabattus. Hon Harold M Sewall was in Augusta on business.
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Mary E. Williams
Orrington Williams
Bowdoinham
Harry Pratt
Frederick Pratt
Frank W. Deering
Hyde Windlass Co
Sabattus
Harold M. Sewall
Augusta
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Newman
Howard Trafton
T. H. Bird
Howard Heald
J. C. Bearce
Indian Point Road
Malden
Mass
Joe Lane
Indian Point
Florida
John Thibodeau
Oldsmar
W. L. Bean
Janice
Melrose
Edwin Pinson
Edwin, Jr
Bean Cottage
Mr Bean
Mr. Pinson
Wyman Dam
Roscoe S. Todd
Walter Williams
New London
Conn
Prof. Hulbert
Mrs. Brown
Air travel gains favor amid short Chicago St Louis hop
Georgetown notes travelers praising air service from Boston to Chicago and St Louis with full planes and included meals. Local residents switch to flights and plan further trips. Other items include shingling the parsonage, cottage departures for Florida, and visits from out of town guests.
First Defense Housing Units Near Occupancy in Bath
Bath's Defense Housing Development at Perry's Field on Center Street is expected to have the first 200 units ready for occupancy by defense workers and their families by January 1, 1942. Only about 150 applications have been received, and priority will be based on necessity. The writer notes a severe recreational shortage and urges improved facilities for the workers' leisure time.
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Bath
Perry's Field
Center Street
S. M. Werner
Eneretic
Werner
Defense housing plans and city shipyard note Bath
Mr. Werner explains that defense housing will remain available with flexible turnover and month-to-month leases. The government aims to accommodate workers, with future sale of units after wartime, and current tenants may withdraw. Bath’s Iron Works notes staffing changes and returnees as practice opens tonight at the State armory.
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Werner
Harold S. Avery Vacation Notice at Iron Works
Harold S. Avery, chief time clerk at the Iron Works, is on his annual vacation.
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Harold S. Avery
The
Iron Works
Pipefitter Raymond Parks shifts to Todd-Bath Iron Shipbuilding
Raymond Parks a pipefitter recently left Tron Works and has taken on similar duties at Todd-Bath Iron Shipbuilding Corp in South Portland. He commutes daily from his home on Dummer Street.
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Raymond Parks
Tron Works
Todd-Bath Iron Shipbuilding Corp
South
Portland
Dummer Street
Shipyard Transfers And Local Shopnews From Bath
Thomas C McCabe a shipfitting foreman moved to the Todd Bath plant at South Port land. John A Clark Jr tin shop foreman Clark’s son fractured collarbone in after hours sandlot football. Robert KE Kingsbury, Bath city forester, returned to the copper shop after months running his tree surgery business nearby.
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John A. Clark, Jr
Tin Shop
Foreman Clark
Shipfitters’ Department
Robert KE. Kingsbury
Bath
Bath Iron Works apprentices join defense bond drive
Bath Iron Works foreman Lance Cooper leads a bond club among welders, expanding a Defense Savings Bond scheme to 152 members in eight groups. Each 19 men contribute weekly to buy $1875 bonds with 10 year maturity, raffled after 19 weeks, totaling $159.60 weekly and $2,842.80 per 19 weeks, with more welders adopting similar plans.
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Lance Cooper
Bath Iron Works Corp
National Defense
Defense Savings
Defense
Probate Notices From Bath County Court in October
A Bath county probate court order directs publication in the Bath Independent for three weeks. Notice concerns wills and estates of Edward Jones and others, with hearings on November first at ten o’clock. Letters testamentary may issue to the named executors. licenses to sell real estate are requested in several estates. final accounts and guardianship matters are listed. Arthur J. Dunton, Judge of Probate.
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Bathmound
Srupadaloc
Lath Independent
Bath
Bath Mn
Edward Jones
Dormere Bodnes
Jeanette Eo Jevies
David Pereau
Phippa- Duck
Petithon
Phippsburg
Gardiner R Deering
Futute Charlies
W. Wright
Aol Mol
Shipyard Welders Plan Savings Club and Spruce Shade
The B I W welders consider forming a savings club to funnel funds into Liberty Bonds, hoping many shipyard workers join nationwide. They have already raised 163 dollars from three 10 cent drives for draftees' Christmas. Meanwhile the Iron Works adds eight foot Maine spruce trees to beautify and shield its yard, while preparing a new basketball squad with royal blue satin uniforms and destroyer emblems, aiming to begin play in two weeks.
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Iron Works
Maine
Probate court orders estates notices in Bath Sagadshoe
In Sagadshoe Bath a probate court on October first 1941 orders notice by weekly publication for three weeks. Hearings set November twenty fourth at ten o clock to appoint administrators and executors with bond where required for estates of Robert Touls Rice Arthur S Stitphen Lena T Sutphen Clara M Reed and Georgie M Welker with respective petitions for probate and letters testamentary or executorship.
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Bath
Sagadshoe
Robert Touls Rice
Woolvieh
Fred 1 Rich
Bond
Fred J. Rhee
Carter
Erdwold Carter
Ethwold
Arthur S. Stitphen
Lena T
Clara M. Reed
Woowieh
Georgie M R. Walker
Georgie M R. Welker
Arthur J. Dunton
Bath defense workers may get Sunday basketball at Morse gym
A plan aims to use Morse high school gym in Bath for Sunday afternoon games by the B. I. W. quintet. Proceeds would go to charity, presenting the event as wholesome entertainment for local defense workers.
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Army of Defense
Bath
Board of Education
Morse High School
Real Estate Transfers Target Sagadahoc Registry Deeds
The Sagadahoc Registry of Deeds shows numerous recent transfers with Bath leading at nine, Phippsburg five, Richmond and Topsham four each, Woolwich three, West Bath two, and Bowdoinham one. Listings include transfers on Union and Washington streets, High Street, Bailey Street, West Street, and additional parcels in Bowdoinham, Richmond, Topsham, West Bath, Woolwich, and surrounding towns.
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Sagadahoc
West Street
Bowdoinham
Emery W. Booker
William G. Hamilton
Phippsburg
Truman J. King
Walter E. Madden
Walter FE. Madden
William H. Rader
Lillian M. Graham
Beulah F. Lightland
Mary N. Peterson
Frank A. Bates
Melvin H. Simmons
Arthur Decker
Surprise birthday for Helen Babine by Mrs Babine
Mrs George Babine hosted a Friday evening surprise party for her daughter Helen to celebrate her 22nd birthday. Guests included Alice Babine Dorothy Babine Stella Babine Eleanor Bertrand Dorothy Conant Doris Pettingill and many others. the Learoyds of Wakefield Mass visited Bath to end the weekend.
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George Babine
Helen
Alice Babine
Dorothy Babine
Stella Babine
Eleanor Bertrand
Dorothy Conant
Doris Pettingill
Boulay
Roland Bernier
Charles Dorsey
Howard Elliott
Frank Gallant
John Gaudet
Ernest Kingsbury
William Kingsbury
Probate notices from Bath estate proceedings in Sagadahoc
Notice of probate court in Bath Sagadahoc County regarding estates of Sherman McQuaide Joseph Footer Everett Neal and others. Documents include initial and final accounts, executors and administrators such as Maude Lennox Flora Flares Allan Spear and Georgia Ripley and petitions for licenses to sell real estate in Bath. Public notices require three weeks publication.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Path
Estete Sherman
Maude Lennox
Moualde
Executrix
Joseph M Footer
Flora Bo Fiaves
Allen Spear
Fredesck
Ceent Slings Andrews
Gorden
Tullert
Burnddle A Powers
Georgetown
Powers
Everett Wo Neal
Edua
Nesl
Cherries
Allan Spear
Annie P Ford
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Small Point
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Charles P. Clapp
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N. T. Nice
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Miss Fannie Totman
C. W. Trufant
E. D. Noyes
Lena Motely
Edward Deane
Popham Beach
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Chester B. Oliver
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Lewiston High
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Charles T. Lilly
Clarence E. Wagner
Gardiner Savings Institution
Lewis M. Moores
Topsham Mary Louise Dugas
Bird A. Shellenbargser
Mabel Allen
Adelard J. Trask
James Leroy Hyde
Edward Leonard
Dorothy M. Cary
Florence F. Foster
West Bath
Warren K. Davis
Marion H. Kelley
Donald W. Leavitt
Paul P. Hilton
J. Gould Bailey
Percy C. Bailey