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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1928

Page

8

Sailor Chester Meuse Debarks for Long Voyage Aboard Beaufort

Chester C. Meuse sailed Monday from Portland to join the three masted schooner Beaufort for a voyage to Savannah and beyond. He plans several months at sea to escape winter, visiting Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and California by various routes before heading to the Hawaiian Islands. He will return to New Orleans before a possible steamer home. He also declares support for Governor Smith in the upcoming election despite Socialist ties.

Chester C. Meuse Portland Beaufort Savannah Portsmouth Georgia Mr. Meuse Meuse South Carolina Ralph Marine Barracks Paris Island Florida St. Augustine New Orleans Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana Baton Rouge Panama Canal San Francisco Arizona Hawaiian Islands

Elena Pecci to visit relatives in Italy

Elena Pecci of Bath will sail from New York aboard the steamer Augustos on October 20 for a three month visit with relatives in Ortona Dei Marsi near Naples. She plans to return to Bath in February after a train ride from Naples.

New York Harbor Elena Pecci Bath Michael Pecci Sagadahoc Fruit Co Pecci Ortona Dei Marsi Naples America Augustus New York Italy

Bath asks for hurricane relief funds

Bath is urged to raise 700 dollars for hurricane sufferers with 436 already donated. Contributions may be left at the Times office or with Red Cross treasurer Charles C. Low at Bath Savings Institution. Receipts available for prior contributors.

Bath Red Cross Times Office The Charles C. Low Bath Savings Institution Low Samuel S. Sewall Linn G. Sewall Hubert H. McCarty Rodney E. Ross

Bath Iron Works Draftsmen Enjoy Outing and Clambake

The Bath Iron Works draftsmen their wives and department heads held a Saturday field day at the Delmar Bates property Sabine. A spread of clams lobsters corn and more was prepared by Edward J. Lee with help from Scott Morse. Games included push ball volleyball and a tug of war won by Henry O. Trowbridge William A. Corfield anchor men.

Bath Iron Works Delmar Bates Sabine Edward J. Lee Scott Morse Henry O. Trowbridge William A. Corfield William S. Newell Treas L. Eugene Thebeau Archibald M. Main Roland F. Hill H. A. Cameron Vanda H. J. Gieglow Co Dayton Hill Sidney L. Eaton Harry W. Thebeau

Woolwich and West Bath 4-H Clubs Plan Bigger County Contest

Plans for a larger county 4-H contest are underway for October 26 and 27. Auburn Chamber of Commerce Secretary Sam Foss promises lodging for participants. All 4-H members must be enrolled and have complete stories and records a week before, with exhibits in the office three days prior. Excludes livestock projects from scoring penalties. West Bath and Woolwich clubs plan to attend.

Sam Foss Auburn Chamber of Commerce Chamber Auburn West Bath Woolwich

New Granite Faced Wharf Under Construction at Bath

Construction began Monday on a 220 foot granite faced concrete wharf at Central Maine Power Co. gas works on Front street Bath. Contractor F W Carlton expects about six weeks to complete the project which uses Orrs Island granite facing and pine timber grandstands from Kelley field. The old wharf was damaged and rotted.

Central Maine Power Co Front Street F. W. Carlton Kelley Field Orrailey Island Bath Carlton Central Maine

Miss Gertrude Hughes Visits Then Returns Home

Local notes report Miss Gertrude Hughes of Somerville Mass returned to her home after a few days with Mrs D L Craney. Several community events are described including a new Sunday school at the Bishop schoolhouse and a re opened up to date day school led by Miss Lida Maxwell.

Gertrude Hughes Somerville Mass D. L. Craney Emma Helen Denham Edwin Denham Richmond Sherman Denham Joseph Hall Bishop School Nash and Whittier Lucille Toothaker Lida Maxwell Elmer Jordan R. A. Dickerson J. F. Mulligan Cape Breton A. S. MacDougal Samuel Dorrance Fort Popham Frank Huntley Concord N. H Cushman Road John B. Curtis Orange Heights Fla Maine Curtis C. B. Randall Lancaster Justice Ames Merrymeeting Milton McEwen Effie Gordon Delaware, C McEwen Charles McEwen Farm Bureau Department Ohio Farm Bureau Grange Hall Caning Hortense Welch Gordon L. P. Temple Leeds Ruth McEwen Charles Fogg Nona Carrie Merrill Jamie Skowhegan J. E. Cornish Newtonville Elmer Jordans Helen Britt Patten Ernest Davis Saco Parent-Teachers Association K. of P. Hall Charles Hackett Maine Central Merrymeeting Grange Windy Willows Dwight Moody Charles Brown Cape Cod Roscoe

Virgin Wool Yarn for Sale by Manufacturer

Bargain offer for virgin wool yarn direct from the manufacturer. Samples free. H. A. Bartlett, Harmony, Maine. 30-lmo

Virgin Wool Bargain H. A. Bartlett Harmony

Local Social Notes From Auburn and Surroundings

Auburn and Lewiston residents report visits and travels with trips to Saco New Hampshire Falmouth and Massachusetts. Local families host weekend guests and a Star Aid group met for a full day. Joseph Hall suffered a fall in the barn with bruises and a lame condition. Roads suffer from recent rains impacting travel.

Auburn William Lewiston Georgia Wakefield Richmond J. Hall Denham Saco New Hampshire Kenry E. Cornish Falmouth Cornish Fred Townsend Abbie Hulse Massachusetts Harold Sawyer Herbert Sawyer Robert Gardiner Nellie Harwood Francis Medford Mass Wallace Hunter John Temple Litchfield

Reader praises Kennebec Bridge Edition in letter

William A. Harrington of Willapa San Pedro Calif writes to the Independent praising the Kennebec Bridge Edition as the most complete well arranged account of a public institution with excellent cuts and descriptions. He notes familiarity with the depicted spots and mentions sharing the issue with an engineer Oliver Dunton who came to California on the steamship Alki from Goss Iron Works.

William A. Harrington Independent S. 8 Willapa San Pedro Calif Kennebec Bridge Oliver Dunton California Alki Goss Iron Works

Bath bridge tale and wartime ship memories emerge

An engineer recalls the Bath road bridge over a widening river and tolls on a busy Sunday. He discusses the Alki wreck near Coos Bay Oregon about two years prior, the Union ferry era, Wrangely Narrows voyage toward Alaska with dangerous cargo, and the Erskine M. Phelps now serving as an oil carrier in California.

Ailisha Hogan Harry Parnham John Thurlow Dunton Bath Old Side Wheeler Union Coos Bay Oregon Wrangley «Narrows Alaska Erskine M. Phelps California

Rogers and Pitman Take Canadian Trip via White Mountains

Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Rogers and Mrs. Doris Pitman are visiting Canada for a short trip leaving Friday. They will pass through the White Mountains and plan a stop in Montreal.

Gardiner Rogers Doris Pitman Canada White Mountains Montreal

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Bath, Maine Bridge-Merrill, Inc Paratus Chester Meuse Smith Thomas Party of Augustos Marjorie Troop Carol Morse Cambridge Lesley William H. Holman Bangor Weston P. Holman Beacon Street Morse High— Cross Appeal Hyde Windlass Co Violet May Lumsden Merton Linwood Dearing Wilbur H. Crocker Mechanic Street Charles M. Tubbs Grace Church Thelma Mrs. Dearing William M. Lumsden Dummer Street Morse High Mikelsky Music Store Mr. Dearing Carrie M. Dearing Elsinore Avenue Hyde Windlass Co Drucilla Bornheimer B.I.W GAS Works Bowdoinham Carter Brunswick Albert T. Haskell Sagadahock Bashline Osteopathic Hospital Grove City Penn Bath Department Store
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