Pocahontas the Civil War sloop’s long Atlantic voyage
The U S S Pocahontas served from 1855 as Despatch then renamed, fought at Port Royal and Evansport, blockaded Charleston, captured prizes including Antona and Cheshire, and defended coastlines with crews under Cmdr Percival Drayton. She ended in merchant service and wartime losses before later ships bore the name Pocahontas.
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Reim
Fort Sumter
Charleston Bar
Sumter
Pocahontas
Charleston Harbor
Evansport
Penguin
R. B. Forbes
Port Royal
8. C
Governor
Peerless
Isaac Smith
Percival Drayton
U.S.N
William Drayton
Percival
William
Drayton
Seneca
U.s.s
Broad River
Savannah
Sampson
Rodston
Georgia
Florida
Huron
Ottawa
Potomiya
Henrietta
U.S.S. Wabash
Boston
McClellan
97Th Pennsylvania Regiment
Marine Battalion
Mohican
Brunswick
Potomska
Turtle Creek
Rhoades
Potemska
Black River
D. C
J. A. Hill
Antona
Morris
Gulf of Mexico
Charleston
Flag
Augusta
Cheshire
Spain
Busy Town News From Bowdoinham and Surroundings
A Bowdoinham report midweek notes one traveling salesman visiting town with handbills printed by The Times Co. at Bath. An accident on the State road near Century farm injured Harold Varney and Robert Temple, plus three workers. Various locals and visitors return from trips, town meetings on amendments, and school openings with new staff. residents update on farming, garages, and social visits.
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The
Times Co
Bath
Dickinson
Masons
Century Farm
Harold Varney
Robert Temple
Mr. Varney
Temple
Gardiner Hospital
Rogers & Son
Brown
Frank Ross
Newton
Three Mile Pond
Charles Newton
Haines Landing
Kenneth Webber
U. of M
Guy Webber
Worcester
Mass
Frank P. Webber
Joseph Cota
Robert
John Purington
Clay Hill
Portland
Emily Rideout
Electa
Milton Given
Henry Cornish
J. Hall Denham
Martha
Given
Eastern Star School of Instruction
Hallowell
D. L. Craney
Daniel
Hall
Boston
Harold Chadwick
Chadwick
Florence Chadwick
Frank Milfay
Edward Howe
Phillip Anderson
Stockholm
Cora Wilkinson
Bertha Moulton
Helen Britt
Charles, Newton
Edward Gile
Canada
Eva Palmer
Greenfield
Elizabeth Palmer
Boothbay Harbor
Allie Hall
Meredith
N. H
Nellie Minott
Richard Denham
Gill Brown
Roy Temple
Kar! Hatch
Lena Patten
Brunswick
Capt. C. F. Staples
Wakefield
Mell White
John Cobb
W. S. Given
Mr. White
William Leavitt
South Lundeboro
Dorothy Fosdick
Nashua
Arthur Burden
Wilton
New Hampshire
Warren Phinney
Lowell
Clifford Smalley
George Temple
Bert
Kendal
Lewis Lucy
Charles Hackett
George A. Hackett
Rockland
Lewis Little
Rockland Hospital
Jennie Maxwell
Earl Hatch
Frank Siegars
Pearle Raymond
North Conway
A. S. MacDougal
Samuel Dorrence
Presque Isle
Presque Isle. Mr. Dorrence
Kendall
Nelie Minott
Evansville
Ill
Wartime destroyers named for Pocahontas skippers
The article notes mishaps left her laid up at Gibraltar before sale to the Consolidated Line of Destroyers. It lists three wartime skippers from the first Pocahontas, Nos. 260 USS Gillis, 23 USS Drayton, and 50 USS Balch, with the latter two serving overseas with credit during the war.
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Gibraltar
Consulid
USS
Gillis
Nod
Balch
Probate actions handled by Judge Glidden in Sagadahoc
Judge Glidden presided at the Sagadahoc probate court second September term session. Wills allowed include Jens Berggreen of Brooklyn with executrix, and Agnes Dillon Hennessey of Bath with Michael J. Hennessey as executor. other matters cover administrations, guardians, conservators, and a license to sell real estate for Henry R. McCabe of Bath.
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Glidden
Sagadahoc
Jens O. Berggreen
Brooklyn
N. Y
Thara S. Berggreen
Agnes Dillon Hennessey
Bath
Michael J. Hennessey
Clara W. Smith
Carrie Hodgkins
Margaret Douglas Reed
Ralph H. McEwen
Ellen Goodwin
Richmond
Ernest L. Goodspeed
Beatrice and
Barbara Tibbetts
Uranie B. Munsey
Jacob S. Tibbetts
Urilla A. Estes
Novella J. Trott
Woolwich
Freeman A. Trott
George M. Stinson
Arthur J. Dunton
Mary E. Tarr
Harriet A. Coombs
Frank C Coombs
West Bath
E. E. Baker
C.t. A
Nellie M Gowell
Bowdoin
Bath National Bank
Rachel E. Dunning
Henry E. Houdlette
Benjamin O. Emmons
Gardiner
Beatrice Tibbetts
Arane B. Munsey
Danvers
Mass
Beatrice Tibbetts Et al
John J. Keegan
Henry R. McCabe
Henry O. McCabe
Woolwich Grange Harvest Supper Proves Successful
Woolwich grange held a harvest supper in its hall on Tuesday evening, despite a heavy electric storm interrupting service. The event, run by the lady officers with support from members, moved later to the hall above for a lively evening of dancing. An impromptu musical program featured violin, saxophone and piano solos and duets by the Shorey children, earning applause and encores. The committee announced a surplus to the treasury after expenses. Also noted were visits and guests including Miss Sarah Flaherty returning from Auburn and Maynard McFadden visiting at the Owen cottage in Popham Beach.
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Woolwich Grange
Grange
H. Alton Shorey
Treasury
Red Cross to Hold Conferences in Maine Next Week
The Red Cross will hold two regional conferences in Maine, one at Bowdoin College in Brunswick on September 17 and another at Bangor on September 18. Noted speakers include Miss Mabel T. Boardman and James T. Nicholson, with local leaders from Penobscot and Hancock counties addressing roll calls and health service topics.
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RED Cross
Maine
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Bangor
Charles T
Mabel T. Boardman
Central Committee
The
American Red Crass
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Thompson E. Ashby
Mont
H. B. Nash
Lincoln County
Miss Boardman
Nicholson
Schafer
Heckman
Miss Knowlton
Penobscot Valley Country Club
John C. Wilson
L. H. R. Hass
Waterville
James A. Cahners
Penobscot County
Guy—E. Torrey
Hancock County
Capt
P. A. Hasty
Dexter
M. E. McQuaide
Harriet V. C. Ogden
Bar Harbor
Teachers listed for Union No. 48 fall term
John H. Carter announces the fall term teachers for Union No. 48. Schools opened recently with Arrowsic delayed to Sept 3 and Phippsburg sites to open next Monday. Names cover Arrowsic Georgetown Center Robinhood Phippsburg Westport Woolwich and more with several teachers from Bath Topsham Bangor and other towns.
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John H. Carter
Woolwich
Arrowsie
Winneganee
Ashdale
Phippsburg
Arrowsic
Priscilla Hodge
Bath
Georgetown
the Center
Ruth W. Powers
Five Islands
Elizabeth White
Topsham
Robinhood
Doris Worcester
Bangor
Winnegance
Ruth C. Trueworthy
Center
Alice L. Galvin
Parker Head
Bessie Galvin
Popham Beach
Liszie Sawyer
Small Point
Nellie Kelly
Florence Reed
West Point
G. Lillian Spencer
Sebasco Frammar
William J. Brown
Sebasco
Dorothy M. Brown
Westport
Mabel P Heal
North School
Bessie Greenblatt
Chopps
Lucretia Willey
Cherryfield
Union Bridge
Charlotte Buck
Nequasset
Llewellyn
Oliver
Friendship
Murphy’s Corner
Eleanor A Jameson
Mountain
Florence E Temple
Sagadahoc Ferry
Charles E. Haley
Machias
Fire damages Burgess home and garage in lightning strike
A bolt of lightning likely struck the garage of Charles L. Burgess at 91 Court Street and touched off a blaze that also gutted the nearby ell of Alexander Burgess’s home at 89 Court Street. Bath firefighters fought the flames in heavy rain, limiting damage to the ell roof. insurance partly covered the Alexander Burgess residence.
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Charles L. Burgess
Court Street
Alexander Burgess
Bath Fire Department
Charles Burgess
High Street
Deering Family Returns From Albany Visit
Mr and Mrs Carroll A Deering and Miss Florence Seymour RN returned from an automobile trip to Albany New York where they were guests for a week of Mrs Deering s brother Henry Campbell
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Carroll A. Deering
Florence Seymour
R.N
Albany, N. Y
Conner Bailey wedding unites Minnie Bailey and Sam Conner
Miss Minnie Elizabeth Bailey and Sam E. Conner wed Tuesday at the Bailey home in Auburn in a single ring ceremony performed by Rev. Charles W. Helsley. The couple, both of Auburn, were attended by Master Frederick C. Bailey, with guests from Bath and Mount Desert. The bride, daughter of the late Dr. Emery Bailey, previously worked at the Lewiston Sun-Journal. the groom is on the paper's editorial staff.
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Minnie Elizabeth Bailey
Sam E. Conner
Auburn
Clinton E. Bailey
Shepley Street
Charles W. Helsley
High Street
Frederick C. Bailey
Currifer
Coln Bailey
Edward Little High School
Maine School of Commerce
Lewiston _Sun-Journal
Groom
World
Frank Conner
Revere
Mass
Conner
Auburn Lions
Masonic Lodge
Out of Town
Lincoln Bailey
Bath
Otto Nutting
Mount Desert
Obituary of Azalie Rock Costellow 70
Mrs Azalie Rock Costellow wife of Dr Stetson Costellow of California died Sept 5 in Brattleboro VI She was born in Parker Head daughter of the late George W and Isabella Mansir Rock A longtime Richmond resident she later lived in Brattleboro She is survived by her husband Services were held in Richmond Sunday at Roberts undertaking parlors Rev P G Quigg officiating Interment was in Evergreen cemetery family lot
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Azalie Rock Costellow
Stetson Costellow
California
Brattleboro
Parker Head
George W
Isabella Mansir Rock
Evergreen Cemetery
Bath W. C. T. U. Meeting at Mrs Jacks Home
The Bath W. C. T. U. will meet at 473 Washington Street with Mrs. William Jacks on Friday at 2.30. It is hoped there will be a large attendance.
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Bath
William Jacks
Washington Street
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