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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1925

Page

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States Recognize Labor Day Now as a Legal Holiday

A historical overview traces Labor Day to 1882 New York Central Labor Union efforts. It explains the parade, slogans, and broader adoption by states within fifty years, noting federal recognition in 1884 and quotes from William Green on labor’s symbolic national meaning and the day’s purpose.

Washington New York Central Labor Union American Antiquarian Society America Lt. J. McGuire Old Knights of Labor Central Labor Union New York Congress District of Colmbia Territories William Green American Federation of Labor

Briggs Named Manager of Bath State Ferry

Edmund L P Briggs of Bath was appointed resident manager of the Bath State ferry by the State Highway Commission. He takes charge of property operation boats and ferry personnel, filling the vacancy after the resignation of Capt I W Coss. Briggs previously worked in Bath Iron Works design.

The State Highway Commission Edmund LP. Briggs Bath Bath State Briggs Bath Iron Works, Ltd I. W. Coss

State Treasurer Sells Bowdoinham Holdings

William L. Bonney the state treasurer has sold the Bonney homestead and parcels in Bowdoin and Bowdoinham to Winnefred L. Nelson of Portland wife of Lyman Nelson. Their son-in-law Mr Rood will occupy the property and plans extensive poultry raising. Deeds filed show about $7 000 involved. Bonney recently bought a new home in Gardiner.

William L. Bonney Winnefred L. Nelson Lyman Nelson Portland Bonney Bowdoin Bowdoinham Nelson Rood Office of Registry of Deeds H. T. Stevens Gardiner

Bath hearing on proposed Wassamaquoddy Bay power project

Dexter B. Cooper outlined a $75 million tidal power plan for Wassamaquoddy Bay to harness Fundy tides near Eastport Maine with a Maine New Brunswick site. The project would use two basins and three locks, generate 500000 to 700000 horsepower, and be overseen by Maine Public Utilities Commission with cross border approval from Canada.

Dexter B. Cooper Masonic Temple Cooper Bath Wassamaquoddy Bay Maine Kennebec Coooper Bay of Fundy North America Europe England The Severn K’rance Eastport New Brunswick Canada Equator Atlantic Quoddy Bay Vanama Canal Maine P. A. C International Joint Commission Vial Court

Wreck of Great Whale Fleet in Arctic Seas

Anniversary of the 1851 abandonment of 45 ships in Arctic ice marked the severest tragedy in American whaling. The piece recounts Behring Sea voyages from 1848 onward, the 1871 fleet expedition, ice encroachment, storms, evacuations of 1,219 sailors, and subsequent losses, noting brave coping and the shift to steam power.

Marine Journal Arctic Ocean Royce Superior Sag Harbor Bering’s Straits Arctic Shenandoah Behring Sea New England Alaska Comet Awashonks Prince Coffin Namorik Island Frazer Florida Union Hon- Bedford Hawaii

Colt Carries A Warning Of Mare's Mishap

At a Lemont farm in West Bath a mare named Dolly, eight years pastured with her colt, became trapped in mud near a spring. The colt cried by the fence, drawing neighbors who found the mare in distress and, after aid proved futile, officials decided to end her suffering. Dolly had belonged to the Lem family for two decades, prompting great sorrow.

Lemont Farm West Bath Gyas Dolly Lem

Bath School Teachers for Fall Term Listed

Bath schools open Tuesday for the Fall term with grades starting at 8 30 and the high school at nine. Center street building changes districting in the central city affecting sub primary first and second grades and the third grade for the South Street district. Supt. Clinton D. Wilson will keep his office at the high school all day Monday Labor Day for questions. High School teachers include Arthur B. Scott principal Raymond Hayward English Charles W. Peterson Science and Math Alice Magoun French Anna Trott French English Civics Ruth Wilson English Ellen Turner English Commercial Geography Mary Conley English Marion Freeman Latin Hester Rose History Frances Dunning Science and Math Catherine McAuslan head of Commercial Department Stella Duprey Commercial Subjects Anna Conley Commercial Subjects Special Teachers Ella Carey Domestic Science Helen Hamlin Domestic Science J Edward Pomeroy Mechanical Drawing Science David Alkazin Manual Training Mabelle Ayer Music Supervisor

Bath Center Street Granite Street Winter Street South Street Clinton D. Wilson Arthur B. Scott Raymond Hayward Charles W. Peterson Alice Magoun Anna Trott Ruth Wilson Ellen Turner Mary Conley Marion Freeman Hester Rose Frances Dunning Catherine McAuslan Stella Duprey Anna Conley Ella Carey Helen Hamlin J. Edward Pomeroy David Alkazin Mabelle Ayer

North Street and Center Street School Staff Listings

A long list of teachers and grade assignments for multiple schools including Center Street, North Primary and South Street with principals such as Ethel Higgins and Martha Hooper. Notable entries include Bernice Staples and Ella Douglas among others, alongside the Bosley family visiting Concord from Maine.

Bernice Staples Ella Douglas Grace Baker Edith Horne Mabel Libby Gwendolyn Vaughan North Grammar Frostina Marston J. Gertrude Silsby Louise Robbins Ella Wall North Martha Hooper Margaret Mulligan Beatrice Black Carrie Smith

Two Alarm Fire At Park Alleys Controlled Quickly

A blaze started under the Park bowling alleys storing patterns of Watson Frye Co. and spread through the basement. Firefighters, aided by multiple alarm calls, contained the flames on the south side of the building and its basement in short order. Several men were cut by glass, including Frye Co. workers, and smoke was intensely pungent from varnish. The structure, 36 or 37 years old, remains insured and mainly intact with bowling lanes and joiner shop under O. W. Ring’s management.

Park Watson, Frye Co Bath Fire Department Parks Cyrus Longley Milton Savage No. 4 Watson Frye Co Longley Combination 4 Savage Walter Russell Russell Orin F. Frye Bisson Francis E. Parry Mr. Parry Frank Pepper Front Street Jong George D. Warshley No. 3 Morris Reynolds O. W. Ring Frank Vepper

Bath Iron Works auction sale scheduled for Sept 24

The Bath Iron Works will be sold at public auction on September 24 at eleven in the forenoon in front of the Sagadahoc county courthouse Bath. The sale follows a court decree with the receivers conducting it. First offer covers the plant with minimum bid 90 000 deposit 10000. second offer covers merchandise with minimum bid 25000 deposit 5000. Deposits of unsuccessful bidders returned. successful bidder’s deposit applied to price. If balance not paid in ten days funds forfeited. if court does not confirm sale deposits returned. Outcome awaited by Bath residents with interest.

Bath Iron Works Sagadahoc County Court House Bath

Admiral Hughes to command Uncle Sam's Battle Fleet

The Bath born Admiral Charles F. Hughes U S N will lead the Battle Fleet on its return from a cruise to Australia New Zealand Tasmania and the South Sea Islands. He will succeed as commander of the fleet in the wake of Admiral Robison becoming commander in chief of the United States Fleet and Admiral Williams taking the Asiatic Fleet post. Hughes a Bath high school graduate is described as tall vigorous and popular with junior officers. He earned the Distinguished Service Medal in World War I and will use the battleship California as flagship.

Charles F. Hughes U.S. N Bath Australia New Zealand Tasmania South Sea Islands Samuel 8. Robison United States Clarence $. Williams Admiral Robison Admiral Hughes Naval Academy Hughes Lucy M. Hughes Washington Street John E. Hughes Bath Trust Co New York North Sea Naval War College Newport R. I Bureau of Naval Operations California Langley Saratoga Jupiter South Carolina Atlantic Fleet Office of Naval Operations Atlantic Wilson Brest France San Domingo Robison

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Bath State Ferry Dike Central Grammar Margaret Adams Exsie Hunt Marion Purington Nannie Trask Mabel Lake Sarah Black Catherine Burgess Ethel Higgins Dorothy Davis Adelaide Boynton Laura Mitchell Smma Magoun Adelaide Hitch Elizabeth Curtis Mitchell Mary Brown Florence Watson Marie Oliver Sarah Coombs Lillian Fisher Weeks Street Anna Averill Bernice Quimby Winnegance Eleanor Ferguson Frederick A. Bosley Sohier Elizabeth Concord Mass C. M. Tubbs High Street Uncle Sam Great Battle Fleet United States Navy Johnson Bros Co
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