Bath Board of Education Opens Sept 11 After PTA Request
Bath Board of Education votes to start the fall term on September 11 1916 replacing September 5 after a PTA recommendation. New staff appointments include Miss Olive Nutter filling a South Grammar vacancy and Miss Carrie Crockett filling a North Primary vacancy. Bailey Evening and Day School instructor J Clifford Walker chosen from 15 candidates. Clifton Page visited Squirrel Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan B. Quick
Parent and Teachers Association
Bertha C. Powers
North End Asso
Grace D. Baum
South
St. Asso
E. F. Kelley
Mitchell
Hyde
Sawyer
Kelley
J. Clifford Walker
Bailey
Bailey Day School
Walker
Prin, King
Corbell
Portland
University of Maine
Cohasset
Mass
Ie Walker
Prin
King
Morse High School
Local outings and visits across Bath region weekend
A parade of Bath area residents and guests describe weekend travels and visits from Squirrel Island to Gardiner and Boothbay Harbor. Individuals include Mr. and Mrs. Harvey K. Erskine at Squirrel Island and Miss Nellie Goddard with Miss Ruth Lovell visiting Bath and South End friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey K. Erskine
Squirrel Island
Daniel T. Dougherty
Old Orchard
Marcia Warren
Gardiner
Auction Sale of Cottage at New Meadows Bridge
Public auction to the highest bidder at New Meadows Bridge East End just north of the Inlet on Saturday August 12 at 2 30 pm. A prime Maine coast summer cottage on Rich's Mountain South End 3 miles below New Meadows Landing with 170 feet elevation offering views over New Meadows River and Casco Bay. 40 by 50 feet with 10 foot verandas three sides bath stable ice house 30 tons capacity shore frontage. Must be sold. Auctioneer Chas T Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Meadows Bridge
East End
Rich's Mountain
New Meadows Landing
Bath
Brunswick
Maine
New Meadows River
Casco Bay
Chas.t. Jackson
Local visitors and travels noted around town
Miss Mary Page of Exeter New Hampshire recently visited our town. Mr and Mrs A W Stubbs and Miss Stubbs were Swampscott visitors Friday. Miss Pauline Steward returned to South Portland after six weeks here. Mrs Herbert Mallard stayed with cousins the Waters sisters. Mrs Frank Staples and daughter Muriel go to South Gardiner for a two week visit. Miss Mildred Clark returned from a ten day outing at Capitol Island with Mrs William P Hill. The Deans and guests travelled by auto to Pembroke, Mr Dean’s boyhood home. Mrs Ida Cotton and Grace passed the summer in Nobeboro and visited Mrs James Lockery. Mrs J H Van Wie and Bert Fletcher with two children from Brooklyn motored to Bath and stayed with Mrs James F Murphy. Fletchers left for Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Lambert
Gardiner
Hiram Purington
Catheryn Dingley
Albert Dingley
Boston
Robert Ramsay
Portland
Bearse
Five Islands
T. A. Henry
Louise Haggett
Portsmouth
Alden Denham
Jennie Goodman
Pine Point
Bradley Smith
Harry L. Hayes
Jerry Sullivan
Lawrence Hart
Harry Lemont
Fred King
Garnet
Casino
Joseph Kingsbury
Thomas
Potts Point
James Jordan
Jamaica Plains
Sybil Houdlette
Winfield W. Morse
Winnegance
Match’s Corner
Dresden
Harold J. Brown
Dr. Gay
Fitchburg
Brown
Georgetown
Overlook
Bath
Nellie Goddard
Lynn
Mass
Ruth Lovell
Brunswick
Josephine Crosman
Josephine Crosman At the South End
Fred G. Kinsman
Augusta
Capitol Island
Moosehead
George W. Dean
Pembroke
William Dean
North St
Roy P. Marr
Boothbay Harbor
Helen Farrell
Boothbay
B. L. Rich
B. L. Rich & Co
Mary Page
Exeter N. H
A. W. Stubbs
Stubbs
Swampscott
Pauline Steward
South Portland
Herbert Mallard
Alice
Jennie Waters
Frank Staples
Muriel
South Gardiner
Mildred Clark
William P. Hill
Dean
Ida Cotton
Grace Cotton
Nobeboro
James Lockery
Lower
Washington Street
J. H. van Wie
Bert Fletcher
Brooklyn
N. Y
New Jersey
Local Jottings From Woolwich and Surroundings
The steamer Wallula moved from Maine Central wharf to the South End near Rope Walk dolphins. A barn dance at the Redlon home on Semont Street hosted about thirty five guests with Victrola music and refreshments. Out of town visitors included Miss Ardell Pembroke and Master Videll Johnson from Brooklyn and E. P. Atwood of Auburn spoke on cattle farming noting a $610 purchase for six steers and $100.18 for a two year old heifer raised by the buyer. Funeral services for Mrs. Ann M. Leitch widow of William Leitch aged 14 years 8 months were held at her granddaughter Mrs. Cressey’s home with Rev. B. P. Browne officiating and interment at Oak Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Leitch a Nova Scotia native, resided with Mrs. Cressey for 19 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central
Woolwich
Rope Walk
Redlon
Semont St
Marion Redlon
Ardell
Ann M., Leitch
William Leitch
Benjamin Cressey
Middle St
B. P. Browne
Corliss Street Church
Oak Grove
Leitch
Nova Scotia
Cressey
Bath and coast city notes mix of rallies and shipyard updates
The Bath area news reports party rallying in the campaign season and a flurry of maritime activity. The James B. Drake arrives from Buenos Aires, a new four mast schooner keel is laid at G. G. Deering Co. yard, and a Washburn shipyard project moves ahead. Local residents return from hospital and two weeks’ boiler repairs end.
State election looms four weeks off on Center street
Local notes list sidewalk plans for Center street hills on both sides and mention people preparing for the election. The town sees continued weekend traffic and ferry crowds as steamers and boats bring crowds to the Kennebec and river trips.
Denison Woman Credits Pinkham Remedy For Recovery
Mrs G. O. Lowrry of Denison Texas says she suffered severe female troubles with daily chills hot flashes dizziness and fatigue. after three doses of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved and continued use left her free of problems, crediting the medicine for saving her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Texas
Lydia E. Pinkham
G. O. Lowrry
Monterey Street
Monthly meeting and local notices in town
The Colonial Club holds its monthly meeting this evening. A Saturday auction at Harry Brown's shop drew a crowd. Workmen raise the Robbins residence ell on High Street. Robert Toothaker reports a new speed boat to be launched at Foster's Point on the New Meadows this week. The Butter Kist popcorn machine moves to Elm and Front. Maine reports infantile paralysis with a Montr e al child death, first in Maine, alarming Kennebunkport. Local officials attended a Democratic rally in town. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wright returned to Amsterdam New York after visiting relatives in the city. their first Maine visit in 32 years. A jolly outing to Garnet and a Casino dance included Mae O'Brien Madelyn Kingsbury Alla Belle Cornish Arthur Hodgdon George E. Sonia T. S. Allen and others. The Brecklers and Cha neys tied up travel to Stoneham and Brunswick for a Virginia picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
James B. Drake
New York
Buenos Aires
Popham
E. E. Morse
Charles T. McFadden
Center St
G. G. Deering Co
Arthur Brown
Bath City Hospital
William Brackley
James Coughran
B.I.W
Sturday
Lewiston
Congressman McGillicuddy
W. G. Washburn
Thomaston
Atlantic Coast Co
Washburn
Baltimore
New Meadows
Bryant Cottage
Andrew Butterfield
Margaret
Annie Stewart
Ena Bucknam
Lilie Cahill
Alice Worman
Auburn
Southport
New Meadows Inn
Cahill
Cosmopolitan Club
Arthur E. Bishop
J. W. Moulton
Washington Street
Cy Morse
E. W. Lewis
Antoinette
Maud H. Dudley
Lewis
Augustus H. Johnson
Gloucester
Harmon's Harbor
Henry
Boston
E. H. Dewson
Grace Eliott
A. M. Gallant
Olive Bowman Clark
Julia W. Troy
J. Levy
K. M. Klough
R. T. Sweeney
P. W. Oberg
F. E. Bogers
E. Thompson
H. W. Totman
A. E. Smith
J. D. Clancy
F. A. Jordan
E. E. Chadwick
W. H. Thornley
Joseph MacHugh
Mrs
George Laskey
J. C. Dowling
George F. Smith
Margaret A. Haney
Center Street Hill
Palmer Cobb
Kennebec
Back River
Edward Vaughan
Arthur Rand
Turner’s Court
Nathan Petlock
Franklin St
C. Raymond Chappel
Frances’ Rideout
Anne Hall
Gladys Brown
Elsie Rideout
Brunswick
the First Baptist Church
Joseph Lemont
West Bath
Lawrence Greenwood
Advent Church
City Park
Advent
Bath- Freeport
G. P. Farnham
E. H. Lansing
Lawrence Allen
Hollis Webster
E. M. Hagarty
Blanche Bellington
M. E. Frier
William L. Burke
Marcus Beebe, Jr
A. C. Gray
G. S. Harvey
R. E. Bullock
F. W. Davis
H. N. Baldwin
Winfield Rose
Charles Andrews
R. B. Fonda
H. G. Hyde
S. R. Milly
W. B. Calpin
Milton E. Harding
A.H. Merrill
J. E. Jobling
W. I. Sherburne
C. A. Stewart
J. H. Bisbee
F. H. Bisbee
Frank E. Becker
Fred W. Kraut
W. W. Grows
Tom Jarboe
M. L. Rock
F. L. Fischer
W. R. Dolliver
W. E. Eaton
W. C. Appleton
John Hamilton
E. W. Danforth
Ed Gilman
F. M. Lawrence
S. R. Porter
W. T. Marr
J. H. Beebe
R. E. Earle
Hayden Kimball
A. E. Cornell
R. L. Smith
F. G. White
William Eaton
Gladys Stewart
M. Atwood
Albert Shipman
Albert Mellen
G. L. Lawrence
E. Sticker
A. F. Connington
DePuy
E. G. Noyes
Arthur Turner
F. L. Powers
Ralph Elkins
R. E. Carlisle
William Young
H. Thompson
G. B. Creemman
Emery B
Colonial Club
Harry Brown
Robbins
High St
Robert Toothaker
Foster's Point
Clary’s
Elm
Front Streets
Kennebunkport
Montreal
Maine
William F. Tate
Topsham
W. T. Tate
J. W. Connellan
Portland
James F. Perkins
Boothbay Harbor
Henry Wright
Amsterdam
N. Y
Cleveland B. Wright
Woolwich
Wright
Garnet
Casino
Mae O’brien
Madelyn Kingsbury
Alla Belle Cornish
Arthur Hodgdon
George E. Sonia
T. S. Allen
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Board OF Education
Ers Association
Bath Board of Education
Aldermen's
City Hall
E. W. Hyde
John A. Small
Leland R. Mitchell
Harry B. Sawyer
Olive Nutter
South Grammar
Miss Nutter
Gorham Normal School
Princ Russell
Gorham
Florence Dunton
Dunton
Carrie E. Crockett
Durham
Miss Crockett
Castine Normal School
Edith L.hopkins
Miss Hopkins
Mary E. Campbell
Chehaven
Miss Campbell
Farmington Normal School
Prin. Mallett
Messrs. Mitchell
Miss Bakeman
Farmington, Normal School
Grace C. Morrell
North Berwick
North Bath
Teachers’ Association
Parent and Teachers Associations of
Clifton Page
Ruby Nason
Wiscasset
A. A. Stott
Margaret Wishart
Fred M. Cook
Belgrade Lakes
Lester Pratt
S. A. Evans
People’s Baptist Church
Gouraud
T. Hopkins & Son
City
William Breckler
Irving Chaney
Lyman
Florence
Stoneham
J. F. Chaney
Harry A. Beals
Lucile
Virginia
Breckler
Beals
Washington St
Atwood
L. F.’” Medicine CO
Fidelity Trust Company