Health Posters From Bath Pupils Highlight Six Winners
Health posters by Bath public school pupils from second to seventh grade were judged by Mrs. Raymond Rogers Miss Jennie G Silsby and Miss Mary Conley of the Junior high school The best six were chosen from works reflecting lessons taught by school nurse Miss Mary McDougall and drawing teacher Miss Carrie Hal The six winning pieces include Care of the Teeth Keep Clean America Needs Healthy Daughters Play White You and Eat Fruit Not Lollypops with students and helpers named for each entry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Rogers
Jennie G. Silsby
Mary Conley
Mary McDougall
Carrie Hal
Dike School
Robert King
Donald Spaulding
Halford Crockett
Fred Galley
Phyllis Loftus
Leslie Larrabee
Louise Wallace
Kenneth Ross
Robert Shaw
Phyllis Bishop
America
South Grammar
Andrew Rowe
Clifford Russell
Marjorie Dearborn
Thelma Deering
Archie Seekins
Carrie Gallagher
Worton
South
David Lawrence
Eugene Hawkes
Gladys Spinney
Jolly
Page Hight
Ideal Island Colony Opens Preparations for Season
Preparations are well under way at MacMahan for the summer season with carpenters led by Thomas W. Blaisdell building a cottage for Mrs. E. S. Anderson of Dobbs Ferry. Nene Painters are enhancing the Rev. Arthur J. Gammack’s cottage interior, adding a second bathroom. Other cottages, including those of Miss Margaret Wheeler and Hon. William C. Redfield, receive improvements. The Rev. C F Chauncey and family will occupy Redfield’s cottage, and rentals are arranged for Mrs. Bull, Mrs. Mabie, and Miss Pine among others. A new eight-room bungalow is added to the Seal and Porpoise club house staff quarters, and roads at MacMahan will soon be worked on. The Cottingers Association under Atter Johnson plans to nearly double the golf links this year. Ploughing proceeds on a new links section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacMahan
Thomas W. Blaisdell
E. S. Anderson
Dobbs Ferry
Arthur J. Gammack
Fitchburg
Mass
Margaret Wheeler
William C. Redfield
C.F. Chauncey
Columbus
Ohio
Turney
Mary M. Rogers
J. Stewart Cory
George S. Tine
Miss Pine
Italy
Bull
New York
Hamilton Wright Mabie
Miss Mabie
Gray Rock
A. Nealley and Son
Edward
J. Nealley
Fourteen Weeks End as Eightieth Legislature Concludes
After fourteen weeks the eightieth legislature adjourned without date near 3 30 Sunday morning. The end came as lawmakers left town while others lingered. governor Baxter’s vetoes shaped the final action, saving about 375,664 dollars across49 measures, with 810,000 dollars in regular biennial funds spared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur K. Purington
Senate Chamber
House of Representatives
Legislative
State House
Capitol Hill
Chhef
Baxter
City Goverment Votes Change in Highways Board
A city ordinance amends the Board of Highways and Sewers to include the mayor the president of the board of aldermen the president of the board of common council and one member from each branch elected by ballot. New members named include Mayor Cahill and others. Several ordinances were amended and petitions presented as the council met in joint session late Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Highways and Sewers
City Council
Board of Aldermen
Board of Common Council
Charles H. Cahill
Fred CC. Potter
Charles TH. Hooper
Francis I. Torrey, Jr
Charles R. Oliver
Board of Fire Engineers
Wiliam D. Sewall
Park and Cemetery Board
Albert H. Shaw
Arthur J. Dunton
A. Percival Wyman
Cahill
Edward Brown
Charles IP. Witham
Daniel F. Crowley
Ralph N. Dodge
John S.vlace
John J. Foley
Thomas B. Reynolds
Harmon Thompson
Alderman Armes
Ember
Torrey
Edward T. Whitehouse
Potter
Golder
Armes
Pres. Hooper
Common Council
J. W W. Bergin
Middle Street
Marshall Street
Huse Street
Center Street
Ernest Edgar Kate
United Spanish War Veterans
McCutcheon
Washington Street
Lemont
High Street
Winneganee
Lizzie B
Samuel B. Thompson
Cottage Street
Frederick Edney
Bath travelers cross desert to land of plenty
The Independent recounts Bath travelers Mrs Nichols and the writer's rail journey from Grand Canyon to Riverside California. They describe the Mojave Desert voyage, Sierra foothills, orange groves, and the historic Mission Inn in Riverside, noting architecture gardens bells and the King's Highway El Camino Real. They praise the Inn, its art, and the hospitality of Mrs Oscar Rogers and local residents, end with memories of the visit and social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert
the Independent
Sierras
San Bernardino
Riverside
California
Washington
Spain
Paul Third
Martin Luthers
San Diego
Sonema
San Francisco
Pacific
Mission Tnn
Samuel S. Sewall
Bath
Redlands
Easter Egg Rolling at the White House Continues
The Independent reports on the White House Easter egg roll, a Washington tradition dating to Grant era, opened by President Harding this year. Tens of thousands of children and guardians filled the South Lawn, eggs sold at twenty-eight cents a dozen, weather turned windy in the afternoon, and the scene drew crowds admiring the presidency and the festive atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Independent
White House
Washington
Georgetown
England
Egypt
Grant Tifty
Wilson
Ness
Harding
Thirding
Maryland
Virginia
Washington Post
Mount Pleasant
Lafayette Park
Fifteenth Street
Treasury Building
Whitehouse
Washington Monument
Tian
Caught in Blizzard Boy Shows His Pluck
Allen Weh ards on son of Richardson of Powell Wyoming endures harsh winter travel. After a 125 mile trek through snow to Pryor country he reaches a Brown ranch above Warren. Weather eases and he continues toward Pryor while guiding eight horses and a prized cow pony. The father, worried, pursues by sleigh and finds him safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Wehardson
Pea
Richardson
Powell
Wyo
Warren
Pryor
Hosevere
Hlelegson
Bey
Othe Brown Ranch
Dim
Dee
Brown Ranch
Lewis
Rotarians Mourn Burns Departure From Bath Club
Bath Rotary members expressed deep regret at luncheon learning James IL Burns will leave Bath for Salem to head Western Union offices. Burns, elected sergeant at arms and longtime booster, was lauded by Rotarians who offered three cheers as he departs. Also noted were committee appointments for entertainment fellowship public affairs and guest introductions at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
King Tavern
James IL
Burns
Western Union Telegraph Office
Bath
Salem
Mass
Western Union
Arthur Pepper
Passmore
Newell
Francis A. Gray
Clarence AL Peaster
Fred B
Albert PL Austin
Arthur J. Bishop
Fred S. Curtis
Frederic J. Patton
I. Langdon
TL Snipe
Rupert HH. Baxter
Wilbur
Oliver
Red Cross
Emib
I- Banes
Langdon Till
Miss Meurion Til
Mr. Hill
Mammy
Bright Eyes
Margie
Miss Till
Walter E. Pliner
Lisbon Falls
Harold Goodhue
Portand
Miss Mari
Thi
Langdon Hill
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Ideal Island
Maine
Central Maine
State of
Central Maine Power Company
Augusta
C. A. Jordan
Hotel Eagle
Brunswick, Maine
Augusta, Maine
B.T
Bedlam
Edgar Rounds
Portland
Edgar
Ettie Libby
Secretary of State
New Meadows Tun
Sesson
Bill” Browne
Bowdoinham
Senate
John T. Fagan
Rupert HL. Baxter
Sagadahoe County
Highways Board
Mission Inn
New England
Mrs. Rogers
Margaret
O. W. Folsom
Five Islands
West
Ferry
Johnson Bros Co
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