Forty years ago in Bath, quiet recollections and ships
Fortnightly Bath column recalls Sept 9 1885 with notes on masons DeWolfe and Teavitt heading to Augusta for a long job, a toddler aboard Lincoln Street nearly tossed by a runaway carriage, Packard of New England Shipbuilding Co dying after weeks of illness, local society, a Maine naval crew, and community life including school openings and local travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles DeWolfe
George Teavitt
Augusta
B. . Packard
Sucre
New England
O's
Mr. Packard
Secon Oanal
Goss, Sawger & Packard
Neweeliaal Stlinbuilding Co
Bath
Wiscasset
Henry
Rogner
Bulder
P.O. Moses Yard
Roard& Lincoln
Reohkland
Mr. Moses
Lorine White
Ahi White
Geiriner
Gosweer
16 Year-Old Marine Architect Spotlight
A brief note highlights the work of a marine architect aged sixteen, stressing early talent and notable achievements while avoiding exact location or names. The piece underscores youthful skill and promise in the field of ship design and nautical engineering.
Salvage Efforts Underway For Sunken Tug Mary Lee
Divers have attached large chains to the tug Mary Lee sunk about two miles southwest of Bald Head Small Point. When seas calm, the wrecking company will begin raising the vessel. They remain confident of success in the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lee
Bald Head
Small Point
Tug Pancho impresses on New England yard and Bath crews
A recap of Sept 14 1885 events notes Frank Low and family traveling by train to Augusta, Lena Rich returning from Boston, and the tug Pancho sailing from Boston to Gunatamala to tow fruit vessels for Tropical Fruit Co. The piece extols the Pancho’s yacht like design and speed, the New England Shipbuilding Co.'s growing revival, and Bath rowing and military updates including debt liquidation and reorganization plans for the Bath Light Infantry. It also mentions J W Pask’s horse purchase and the first day of school festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pancho
Boston
Gunatamala
Tropical Fruit Co
Hyde
New England Shipbuilding Co
Ua Stl
Probate petitions seek letters testamentary in Sagadahoc
Series of probate notices from Sagadahoc County Maine detail Albion L. Corliss and William A. Todd as executors or trustees for estates of Ida F. Bugley Harriet A. Deering and others. They list heirs, locations, and request court approval and appointment, with dates September 1925 and hearings in Bath.
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Sacadahoc
A. D
Fred H. Thompson
State OF Maine
Soundahoc
Bath
Sagadahoc
Richard J. Blackmore
Henry G. Hoppe
Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
People’s Investment Association
Portland
Cumberland
Maine
High Street
Aspinwall & Lincoln
Savadahoe
Debls
Arthur G. Spear
People's Investment Association
Arthur. G. Spear
Beeps Tie
Horace RB
Frederick C. Woodman
Legioners Endorse The Bridge Project In Maine
The Maine American Legion convention in Old Orchard endorsed the state bond issue the Quoddy power project and the Bath bridge. Robert D. Clark was elected commander as Kenesaw Landis canceled a planned speech. Brunswick will host next year’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Clark
Lincoln
Maine Department
American Legion
Old Orchard
Bath Bridge
Kenesaw M. Landis
Brunswick
Vicr
H. L. Worcester
Lawrence
Complexion of Girlhood probate notices from Bath Maine
The complexions of girlhood notices detail Sidney L. Eaton of Bath applying for Letters Testamentary for Maria W Williams who died August 4 928 in Bath leaving no known relatives and no heirs at law. The Bath Probate Court orders publication for appearance October 6 1925 at nine in the forenoon in the Bath Independent. Harry R Sawyer executor named for the Petersen estate. Notices published in the Rath Independent for four weeks.
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State OF
Maine
Sagadahoe
Albion J. Corliss
Bath
Ida FE. Bugley
Lestate
Cora A. Corliss
Woolwich
Jennie M. Oliver
Frederick Sparks
South
Boston
Mass
Joseph Sparks
Minnie Sparks
Mamie Sparks
Albion VL. Corliss
State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
National Bank of Bath
Theresa Moses
Sant Camry
Lecarry
Bath National Bank of
Sant
Samradatne
Bath Independent
Orto
Saul
Peshare
Saaradahnae
A. Rae
James
Lowell
Wm. A. Todd
Georgetown
Harriet A. Deering
Sail County
Warren C. Todd
Ann Lena Spinney
Brunswick
Inez J. Spinney
Elvington TP. Spinney
Berwick
Mary Trafton
Dexter
Sarah Heald
Arthur T
Todd
Richmond
Frank If. Todd
Porto Rico
Alice S. Scott
Melrose
Ernest G. Brooks
A. D
James S. Lowell
Sagadaher
Beatrice M. Rand
Arthur W. H. Rand
Sawadahoc
Said
James $. Lowell
Viola G. Hogan
William E. Hogan
Bathinsaid
James S, Lowell
Saradahoe
Frederic W. Baker
Richard Rexsarer Baker
Sidney L. Eaton
Maria W. Williams
Alea
Seal
W. Dayton Hiles
Saradahoc
Rath
Lance
Ath Independent
A. Dt
Sagi
Harrys
John Petersen
Gwendlelyn Angie Baxter
Teirsentian
Nextoefkin
Theall
J. Edward Hughes
State
Sagadahos
Rath Independent
Jamiess. Lowfll
Probete
Openings for School Year and Local Fire Visit Plans
Summer holidays end as pupils return to classrooms with renewed vigor. The article lists teachers for High, Upper, North, South grammar and Primary grades, names and streets. A Kennebec Fire Co meeting votes extending Marblehead visit to Long Reach No. 2 and Kemmeehee’s house reception by the visiting company.
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Wietho
South
Upton
Sarah Connett
North Grammar
Blethen
Wibell
Gammell
Old Academy
Mary A. Shaw
Kate Blethen
Swampscott
Taunton
Mass
Brockton
South Grammar School
Lizzie Allen
Dummer Street
Wardwell
Berlin
Malls
N. IL
Bowdoin
High Gheese News
Cole
J. .O. Lincoln
M. Hi. Cobb
Nellie Blair
F.C. Tallman
W. Powers
AL Dunham
S. FB. Gannett
M. C. Shaw
V. G. Flogan
A. K. Blethen
B.C. Robinson
L. G. Rogers
A. A. Partridge
Ta A
Te BE. Tucker
Sal Allen
Diane
Walington Street
I. J. Donnell
Southtreet
C. Foster
Plm
McDrearrdd
A Ae
Kennebee Pire Co
Wis
Marblehead Pire Company
Long Renneh
Kemmehee
Funeral of infant Lewis Renee in Lawrence home
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Danis G Siakeray had funeral services Sunday at his paternal grandparents home on Vine Street in Lawrence. Rev Claries O Miller of the Selialeeeen earthated the service. Interment was in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Renee
Sid
Danis G. Siakeray
Fem
WA. Trace
Claries O. Miller
Selialeeeen
Miller
Oak Grove
Death Notice for Charles D. Gibson
Charles D. Gibson, 65, of East Weymouth Massachusetts died September 8. Born in Bath he was a son of Charles and Elizabeth Gibson. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs Clinton U. Douglas of Brookline Massachusetts, son Charles J. Gibson of East Weymouth, sister Miss Anna Gibson of Bath, brother William A. Gibson of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
East Weymouth
Mays
Charles D. Gibson
Bath
Charles
Elizabeth Ff. Gibson
Clinton U. Douglas
Brookline
Mass
Charles J. Gibson
East Weymoath
Anna
Gibson
William A. Gibson
Boston
Breeding New York Day Lilies Expands Color Range
After a decade of trials at the New York Botanical Garden, Dr. A B Stout reports that the orange and lemon day lilies cross to yield about 1 500 hybrids with colors from light lemon to dark orange. The work aims to broaden forms and ensure robust fertility, with ongoing cross-breeding, exploration of Asian species, and development of new double flowers.
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New York Botanical Garden
A. B. Stout
Garden Laboratories
Stout
Europe
Asia
Marco Polo
George Weld
England
Carl Sprenger
Willy Muller
Italy
Muller
Botanical Garden
University
America
China
Japan
Convention Endorses National Defense and Draft System
The convention endorsed national defense day the universal draft system and adequate appropriations by Congress to properly keep up the military forces as an insurance against war Also endorsed folding the 1927 national convention of the legion in Paris Mrs Hazel B E Canary of Norway re elected department president of the Legion auxiliary The earth is slowing down says a Smithsonian publication with a minute in six million years and a day once four hours in ancient times Two gold fish star in a Birmingham show performing tricks in a large bowl A placard in a Bavarian hotel asks climbers to settle accounts in advance
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Dennison
South Use
Aunies Lester Morse
Francis A. Bates
Winthop
Fit
John Davidson
Old Town
Sbxt
Toy
James Boyle
Waterville Paetorirmey
Bayt . McCabrey
Portland
Fugene M. Desmond
Michael
J. Janey
Israel Bernstein
Androscoggin
Daniel 8
Richmond
Somerset
Alvah F. Prescott
Skowhegan
Congress
the Legion
Paris
Hazel BE
Canary
Norway
The
Legion Auxiliary
Smithsonian Institute
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