City Hospital Annual Reports Read At Meeting
William D. Sewall was re elected president at Bath City Hospital's annual meeting praising the open doors policy and cooperation. Officers secretary treasurer and trustees were elected while 25 new corporators joined as 33 members attended and reports were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath City Hospital
William D. Sewall
Sewall
Harry Lb. Sawyer
Marcia Moulton
Grace W. Cahill
L. Eugene Thebeau
George WP. Davenport
Rupert H. Baxter
Charles RP. Wetherbee
Oliver Moses
Edward B. Smith
Albert H. Shaw
J. R. Andrews
Fred H. Kimball
Frederick KE
W. [. Voorhees
Jane Murphy
C. M. Tubbs
Rodger Metnnes
Harry L. Day
Jason A. Merrill
Evangeline Haynes
Frastina Marston
Marion
Dein
Lewis F. Gavnon
Lewis A. Graannon
Frank 2B. Nichols
Trustees Adopt Resolutions After Death of George W L Davenport
After a corpor ation meeting the trustees held their annual session and unanimously adopted resolutions concerning the death of George W L Davenport presented by Mayor Charles H Cahill. Marcia Moulton was reelected auditor and staff physicians were named including Drs Fuller Mul len Lincoln Snipe Darker Stott Fox Kershner Warren Kershner. Committees chosen include Finance Executive Supplies and House with multiple named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George WL. Davenport
Charles H. Cahill
Marcia Moulton
EK. M. Fuller
Seth
Mullen
James O. Lincoln
Langdon
T. Snipe
Byron IF
Darker
A. A. Stott
Horace Fox
Warren E. Kershner
Bath hospital reports year admissions and training gains
Miss Minnie E Furbish presents a full annual report noting 556 admissions including 230 males and 826 females. Bath leads with 314 patients, 138 aged 2 to 15, 73 aged 30 to 40, and a six month Boston hospital affiliation for nurse training beginning March 1 1777 with three months obstetrics and three months pediatrics. Graduates numbered six with two withdrawals. Graduation week in April 19 was especially busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie E. Furbish
Furbish
Bath
Brunswick
Topsham
Woolwich
Wiscasset
Giant Tide of Hang Chow Bore Described by Ex Bath Boy
Harry A. Cameron, once of Bath, now in Shanghai, recounts the yearly Hang Chow bore that rises with the September moon. He notes China’s turmoil, blaming Chinese militarists rather than foreigners, and offers a vivid account of the immense sea wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hangchow
Bath
Harry A. Cameron
Rue Lafayette
Shanghai
China
Henry T. B. Leeman
Somerset Place
The
Independent
Maine Potato Shipments Forecast At 40959 Cars
A New England Crop Reporting Service analysis from Wakefield Massachusetts estimates the 1926 Maine field run potato crop at 36,830 bushels with about 74.3 percent, or 27,352,000 bushels, available for shipment as table or seed stock. The report discusses expected car loads, rot impact, and post January movement projections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
New England Crop Reporting Service
Wakefield
Mass
Aroostook
Successful Card Party by North-Center PTA
North-Center Parent Teacher Association held a card party at the YMCA gym last Wednesday afternoon clearing over 80 for the benevolent fund. Prizes included hand painted items won by Winifred Johnson and others, with refreshments served and floral decorations donated by LV. M. Olin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-Center
Parent Teacher Association
Benevolent Fund
Robert Lb. Hutch
Scott Golder
S. 8. Mullin
KE. Motley Fuller
R. B. Alsop
Warren Hawley
Daniel I. Dougherty
Hortense Bryant
Herbert Cavanaugh
Arthur Larrabee
William M. Adams
Official officiated Thomaston High Lincoln Academy girls game
The official who officiated the Thomaston High and Lincoln Academy girls game in Thomaston Friday evening left Saturday morning to handle the Portland Freeport game in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomaston
Hangchow bore on Tsientang river observed near Hai Nan
A party visiting Hangchow traveled to Hai Nan on the Hangchow river to view the Tsientang bore. They described a 20 foot high granite sea-wall protecting Hainan and a tidal flood advancing in three to four white lines with a roaring bang like a waterfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hangchow
Hainan
Iangchow Tsientang
Hai-Nan
Tsientang
Amazon
South America
Hugli
Indus
India
China
Shupernacky
Nova Scotia
Hsia-chai
Sainan
U. S.A
Ilonolulu
Waikiki Beach
St Apbe
Governor recalls Maine prohibition history at luncheon
Governor Brewster revisits early Maine prohibition days at a Congress Square luncheon honoring Miss Anna A. Gordon of the World WUCVTLU. He recalls Neal Dow’s campaign, mob violence, militia calls, and the fight to enforce the Prohibitory Law as national prohibition marks its seventh anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Anna A. Gordon
Wucvtlu
Congress Square
Miss Gordon
Brewster
Maine
Portland
Thomas
Payson
Jongfellow
Neal Dow
United States
Temperance Army
America
Maine Legionnaires Sail to Paris On Luxury Ship
American Legionnaires from Maine will depart for Paris in September aboard the SS Orca and SS Ohio of the Royal Mail Line from New York. The journey promises deluxe travel, with orchestral entertainment, spacious decks, and homey atmosphere for the delegation bound for the France Convention in Cherbourg. A two color folder detailing plans and travel arrangements is available from the National France Convention Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Paris
James J. Doyle
Waterville
Department France
Department
Legion
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
John J. Wicker, Jr
France
Orca
New York
Ohio
Cherbourg
Orea
Royal Mail
France Convention Committee
The
American Legion
Indianapolis
Indiana
Royal Mail Packet Co
Harmony at Bath City Hospital Promotes Unity
The Bath City hospital corporators held their annual meeting with President William J. Sewall urging a broad view of hospital welfare over personal interests. A large turnout elected more members than in years, with noting miscues in member names and a tribute to L Eugene Thebean as a Davenport successor. Continuation promised on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath City Hospital
William J. Sewall
Sewall
Frank B. Nichols
William Hf. White
William I. Stoall
Pres. Sewall
Marcia Moulton
Grace W. Cahill
Maryer
Charles Wf. Cahill
Edward W. Larrabee
J. I. Andrews
Julia Watson
Charles C. Lew
Arthur Sewall
Belle Wo Welch
Byron I’. Barker
Seth S. Mullin
Janes BK. Lockery
Carroll A. Deering
Richard Quick
J. Albert Redlon
Charles I. Wetherbee
Red TL. Kimball
Frederick I. Drake
Edward B. Smith
Ll. Andrews
Jane CC. Donnell
Hubert Hh. McCarty
Arthur K. Purington
Arthur J. Dunton
Eugene Thebeau
Joseph
Torrey
Thomas S. Gibbons
J. Edward Drake
B.D. Hardin
L. Eugene Thebean
Cahill
George W P. Davenport
Board of Trustees
Man Carried Miles Down River In Ice Floe Storm
Charlie Murray of this city rode a small skiff through a raging river storm from Doubling Point Arrowsic toward Whippsburg BATH as ice floes trapped him. He could not land until opposite Whippsburg Center and waded ashore with clothes frozen, then reached Bath safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Murray
Doubling Point Light
Arrowsic
Whippsburg
Whippsburg Center
Bath
Murray
Cummings’ Wharf
Doubling Point
Phippsburg
Ill Health Causes Rash Deed of Wiscasset Man
Foster Perkins 46 a prominent grocer in Wiscasset died by suicide at his Fort Hill home after ill health since last fall. He returned from Boston with his son Clinton then shot himself in the bathroom. Mrs Perkins heard the shot. He leaves wife two sons Clinton Harold and two daughters Frances and Matherine. The obituary notes his former role as Lincoln county probate register and his activity in Masonic and Odd Fellows groups. A separate travel note reports a Buick carried through snow from Rockland to Portland detours via Lewiston for Cotteau traveling salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Sr. Perkins
Fort Hill
Wiscasset
Boston
Clinton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Perkins
Odd Fellows
Harold
Frances
Sargent School of Physical Education
Cambridge
Mass
Matherine
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Hospital
Association
Trustees’ Meeting
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Center Street
Bath Trust Building
Harry Cameron
P.T.A
MR. Cameron
W.C.T.U
Guy Paree
Davenport
Charles Murray
F. S. Perkins
Rockland
Cotteau
Johnson Bros
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