The Portland daily press., 1884-12-11
sHIPBUILDING.
Vessels Built in Bath District Ship
Yards This Year.
AN AGGREGATE TONNAGE OF Is,
S6O.22.

BATH. Dec. 10 The following ia the list oI
new vessels built in Bath District during ths
| year:
schooner VIM; Il. Stuart, from Richmond, Me.
/ Capt, VIM. w. Sparks, tonnage 559.46 Georg,
Theobald, Richmond. builders.
Scnooner 9. A. White, from Taunton Mass, Capt
II. F. Trip, tonnaSo 382. IA, New England Shil
:, Building Company, builders.
steamer Morning Star, from Boston, Mass, Cant
hs,ssy tssse Bray, tonnage 471.0o, N. E. S. b. Co.
Schooner Loring G. Ballard, from Gardiner, Capt
/ ee rrinee besrce. tonnage 660'73, n. E. S. B. Go.
Schooner San Domingo, from Baltimore. Md.
capt; J; W Tawes, tonnage 421.67, n. e s. B
Schooner John j. Hanson, from Dover n. H., Capt
| tonnage 6S5.77. n. e. S b. Co., builders.
schooner Chas. ". Church, from Taunton, Mass
tonnage S44O9, N. e. S. Is. Co, builders.
schooner City of Baltimore, from Baltimore Capt
l. q Towles, 356.70, Goss, Sawyer & Packard
STEAMER Lorenzo d. Baker, from Boston, Capt
, wssfen +. Wiley, tonnage 9e6.15, Goss Saw
Schooner Maud g Dudley, from Bath, Capt D. W.
Oliver, tonnage 39327 Cess g. Sawyer. builders
Snip John Rosenfeld. from New York, tonnage
| Schooner Ada Bal ey, from Bath Capt. ID. w. Bar
ker, tonnage 52l.99, Arthur sewall & Co.. build
| Schooner Philmonia Manter, from Provincetown,
| Captain Manuel Costa, tonnsge 6952, 7. NJ.
Hagar & Co., builders.
och oner trace +. Littleton, from Provncetown,
tonnage i69.42, L. M. Hagan e. Co.. builders
Barkeniine Arthur G. Wade from Portland Capt
Il. n. Sherman, tonnage 69s.7S, VIM. Rogers,
| Steamer WiwurDa. from Bath. Capt. Gilman G.
Low, tonnage 9S.04 VIM. Rogers. builder.
schooner Relief @ from Bath, Capt. Levi s. Wiley,
tonnage 229.6S. VIM. Rogers builder.
| Schooner Oliver S. Barrett, from Bath Capt Den
MS Roberts, tonnage 634.37, Deering Donnell,
Schooner Laura Belle, from New York, Capt.
Arthur z. Brewer, tonnage 82.01, Deering &
Donnell, builders
Schooner Gardiner G. Deering, from Bath, Capt.
Donnslj, builders.
Schooner Lncy W. Dyer, from Portland. Capt.
Jason Jason Il. O5eenlaw, tonnage 82.2l. Deering g.
Schooner VIM. p. Hason, from Bath, Capt. Samuel
K. tercy, tonnage 1881, Adams g. Hitchcock;
Ship Albert G. Ropes from New York. Can't. d. Ii.
kklyers, tonnage 246o.72. l. F. Chapman & Co.,
Ship Henry B. Hyde, from New York. Cant. p.
P,esndlleton, re Sr.. tonnsge 2563.o6, Sohu McDon-
Schooner Arabela from Block Island tonrage
i6.o7, q. b. Harrington; builder.
Scnooner a -, from Phippsburg, tonnage 705.10,
Y Y. Minott Phippsourg.
Ship Commodore T.s FL. Allen from Richmond
Capt Jas. O. Woodworth, tonnage 239024, 7.
j. Southland & Son, Richmond.
Steamer Stella Pickert, from Eastport Can't
Frank W. Limit tonnage 1907, Perk ins 4 Bla1s-
dell, builders.
Schooner Warren Adams. from Bath, Capt. Chas.
1
Bowdonham, builders.
schooner Edward Psvery, from New Haven, Capt.
danes W. Hawley tonnage 576, George Hawley,
Schooner R. D. Bibber, from Bath, Captain E. B.
slnkham, tonnage 766.77, George ". johnson,
Schooner G. B. Church. from Bath Capt N. A. An
9erson, tonnage 838.51, b. W. Il. F. Morse,
Schooner Liniwood, from Proyincetown Captain
Chas; r. Long, tonnage 1904. t. NJ. Hagan s
Co., builders.
Steamer Al-ki, from Empire City Oregon, tonnage
334.I6, Goss, Sawyer & Packard builders.
Steamer SeguIn, from Bath, Captain Charles F.
Morse, tonnage 1928. B. w. & II. F. Morse build
ers.
Steamer Cumberland from Portland, tonnage 16 90.
n. =. ). b. Co., builders.
The aggregate tonnags of the vessels and
steamers completed this year is 25 ,86022.
There are on the stocks at present $500 ton
ship sat Arthvr Sewall's yard; two 15O-ton
schooners at Dsering & Donnells; large
steamer at the New England yard, and bark
entine at John McDouald's, maajng a total Of
upwards 29500 tons II 1888 tbs total TIM
mage was 36, 1872 tons. The different kinds
OF vessels built this year were twenty-five
schooners, seven steamers, four ships, includ-
ing the Henry b. III. de, which is the largest
ever constructed in Maine, and one barker
tine An unusually large number of vessels
have been repaired In Bath the past year. At
the Marine Railway alone 78 have been re-
paired, including the State of Maine, which
was nearly rebuilt.