Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-31

| vacation period will be larger t !;
year than ever before. Special at
| tention has been given these camps
| which possess not only greater a.
| fractions than most states can offer
| but, at the same time. are so safe
| guarded by the State Department OF
| Health that there is little danger NJ
| contag iouS disease getting a foot
| hold and spreading. These Summer
I camps are a valuable asset to the
state not only in the immediate re
! turns for board and other things but
| because they hEing parents here C
| visit their children as well as givin;;
! the Youngsters a love for our state
7 which is likely to bring them to our
borders each summer during their
| lives.-Bath Times.
The Foundation Company which
| has the contract to build the Kenne-
/ bee bridge substructure at Bath,
was Incorporated April ., 1902, in
New York; certificate of reorgainza-
ton filed May II. 1917. 1t carries on
a general contracting business, par
! ticularly sub-structure work. The
| Foundation Company of Delaware,
| formerly a holding company for the
! stock of the New York -mpany. has
been dissolved. In 1920 the company
discontinued its shipbuilding activ-
! tiles which had been carried on dur
ing the war period and is now direct
| ing its efforts to general engineering
and construction business. 1t owns
its II story office building in New
| York City at 100 Liberty street. and
has plant equipped for construc-
of a..
docks, tunnels, terminals, railroads,
dams, canals, highways, shipyards
and industrial plants of every de-
scription. Branch offices \are at
Chicago, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles,
Atlanta, New Orleans, San Francisco,
Tampico, Mexico; Lima, Peru; Paris,
London and Brussels.
The McClintic- Marshall Construc-
ton Co, which was awarded the
contract for the construction Of the
superstructure of the Kennebec
bridge was incorporated in 1900 in
PENNSYLVANIA with headquarters at
Pfttsburgh-and outstanding capital
stock of s7,3O0,OoO.
The Bar Harbor Yacht Club is
looking for"-rd to a season of I'M
usuc' activity. Commodore Nathaniel
Aver of the Eastern Yacht Club has
recently announced that the Eastern
VIII cruise to Bar Harbor, arriving
there on July I. The visit of the
Eastern Yacht Club is always made
gala occasion and with the renewed
interest in waterfront activities July
I should be one of the resorts big
gest days. The Bar Harbor Yacht
Club will have the biggest class of
Herreshoff IS" boats afloat in 1926.
class of Is of these able racing
craft. The club will launch ten n v
boats at Bristol, r. T., on June &
and the launching will be attended
oy the officers Of the club and made
an occasion of note. The feet will
De brought to Bar Harbor under con-
Hoy, leaving Bristol. June IL. Robert
+. Bowler, secretary of the club viii
brlng the fleet up the coast. In aGdi-
tlon to the Is IS" boats, eight of the
popular NJ. d. l. boats race there this
season. Races will be held every
Wed4esday and Saturday afternoon
ana II Is now planned to have the
IIrst race on the afternoon of July q.
Inc social activities of the club will
keep pace with its racing activity
and the attractive club house on the
Shore Path will be the scene of mn
merous important gatherings this
season.