President Wright Re-Elected Hospital Head in Bath Meeting
Hon. Henry C. Wright was re-elected president at the Bath City hospital’s 21st annual meeting held in the Davenport Memorial council room. New officers include L Eugene Thebeau vice president Miss Lillian Miller secretary Frederic H. Low treasurer and Miss Miller auditor. Trustees elected for three years include Rupert H. Baxter L Eugene Thebeau Charles P. Wetherbee Oliver Moses 2nd John H. Hyde and several committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Wright
Bath City Hospital
Commery Council
Davenport Memorial
L. Eugene Thebeau
Lillian Miller
Frederic H. Low
Miller
Rupert H. Baxter
Charles P. Wetherbee
Oliver Moses
John H. Hyde
Albert H. Shaw
J. R. Andrews
Frederick H. Kimball
Frederick E. Drake
Edmund P. Briggs
Harry W. Thebeau
Lillian C. Miller
Hospital Corporation
Hospital finances cited by Pres Wright at trustees meeting
President Wright thanked trustees and staff while noting 1929 operating results and comparisons to 1928. Cash receipts totaled 23366.20 with State funds up 3103.60, gifts 3067.50, and a 14956.42 deficit. Days treated 7914, births 69, and new equipment added include an X ray fluoscope and a combined heater storage unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres. Wright
Low
Wright
Bath City Hospital Nursing Staff and Graduation Report
Miss Helen V. Downing reports year end details for Bath City Hospital noting staff includes one superintendent acting superintendent full time instructor operating room supervisor historian and librarian night supervisor and 14 student nurses. Seven students entered training three graduated two resigned one to marry and four finished year. Two nurses study obstetrics pediatrics at Boston City. National Hospital Day visitors and donations from local supporters enhanced the hospital and Nurses Home. Graduation Day May 20 at Grace Church parish house featured remarks by Henry C. Wright and diploma presents along with the Doris Chase Purington medal for top student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen V. Downing
R. N
Bath City Hospital
Boston City Hospital
National Hospital
John Hyde
Paul M. Olm
Frederick H Kimball
Albert H. Shaw
Serta Harvey
J. R. Andrews
Coombs
Grace Church Parish House
Charles M. Tubbs
George ©. Quicksall
The
Commons Council
Henry C. Wright
Census prepares 1930 canvass with new schedules
The Census Bureau in Washington announces 1930 decennial schedule forms to record name, address, and 26 facts for 100 people per schedule. New questions include home value or rent, radio in the home, current employment, veteran status, and age at first marriage.
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Public Printing Office
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
U. S
Veteran’s Bureau
Mrs Wright Retires After Long Book Store Service
Mrs Ralph Wright formerly Ella Congdon completed twelve and a half years as a clerk at Shaw's book store on Saturday. She has been a faithful obliging clerk and will be missed by patrons as she retires to focus on duties at her new Beacon and Dummer streets home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wright
Ella Congdon
Shaw's
Wright
Shaw
Beacon and
Dummer Streets
Telephone Plant in Bath to Be Greatly Upgraded
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Co plans major Bath plant upgrades with three more carrier systems, bringing 33 repeaters and broader toll circuits to Bangor Houston St. John and the Provinces. Management projects $37 million in 1930 for expansion, citing a diversified New England market and a five year outlook guiding construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Bath
Bangor
Houston
St. John
Provinces
Matt B. Jones
New England
Mr. Jones
Boston-Bangor
Brunswick
Augusta
Waterville
Clinton
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Vermont
Lawrence
Mass
Concord
N. H
Manchester
Gardiner
Belfast
Camden
Derry
Orange
Millbury
Spencer
Winchendon
Pittsfield
Holyoke
Norwood
Wareham
Bridgewater
Brookline
Waltham
Winchester
Newton
Rhode Island
Gaspee
Providence
Pawtucket
East Providence
Newport
Grange Lecturers to Be Guests of Governor at Blaine House
Governor and Mrs. Gardiner will host Mainz State Grange lecturers at the Blaine House Thursday evening. An informal reception will follow for delegates attending a lecturers conference in the state house afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Mainz State Grange
Blaine House
State House
Dain Files Papers for Sagadahoc Commissioner Nomination
Renomination papers of Charles J Dain of Bath for the Sagadahoc county commissionership were filed in the secretary of state's office Saturday. Dain is a Republican. Mrs Glenace Schoen of Staten Island New York arrived Saturday night January 11 for a four day visit with her father Charles Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J Dain
Bath
Sagadahoc County
Secretary of State
Dan
Glenace Schoen
Staten Island
N. Y
Charles Blair
Central Council Forms To Aid PTA Units In State
A new Parent Teacher Association Central Council was organized in Red Cross rooms by PTA leaders and local members. Daniel Williams was elected president with Edward Bridgham as vice president and Mrs. Ethel Leckery secretary. The group aims to act as a clearing house for PTA problems and will draft by laws for approval at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Charles R. Farnham
Daniel Williams
Edward W. Bridgham
Ethel Leckery
N. Gratz Jackson
Williams
Seth S. Muilin
State Association
Farnham
Clinton D. Wilson
Dike School P.T.A. Meets With Gavel Presentation
The Dike School P.T.A. in the teachers room heard Mrs. Scott Gelder receive a engraved gavel from Mrs. Charles R. Farnham of the North Center P.T.A. with guests Mrs. Arthur C. Norton and 34 members present. Clinton D. Wilson spoke on P T A work and the Atlanta NEA convention. a joint Morse High meeting was announced for Jan 21 featuring Kenneth C. M. Sills. Delegates to the Westbrook observances on Jan 23 were elected: Mrs. Golder, Mrs. Fogwill, Mrs. Mosters, and Mrs. French. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike School
P.T.A
Scott Gelder
Charles R. Farnham
North Center
Arthur C. Norton
Clinton D. Wilson
Morse High School
P T.A. Work
National Educational Association
Atlanta
Mr. Wilson
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Bowdoin College
Golder
Wiliam Fogwill
George Mosters
Frank French
Westbrook Seminary
Charles T. Henderson
George Wallace
Junior College Observances At Westbrook Seminary Event
Officers of Parents Teachers Associations will attend the Junior College observances at Westbrook Seminary and Junior College on January 22. A 6 30 banquet precedes principal addresses with Governor Gardiner and Mrs. Gardiner among distinguished guests. North Center attendees are asked to notify secretary Mrs. Arthur C. Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents Teacher Associations
Westbrook Seminary
William Tudor Gardiner
Franklin Johnson
Colby College
Seth S Mullin
Bath
P.T.A
North Center Association
Arthur C. Norton
Miss Stackpole Moves to Cosmopolitan Club Home
Miss Carolyn Stackpole of the Opportunity school has relocated to the Cosmopolitan club and will reside there for the remainder of the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Stackpole
The
Opportunity School
Cosmopolitan Club
Increased safety in flying shown by 1929 reports
A semi annual report from Clarence M. Young notes a surge in miles flown per accident in U S aeronautics for January to June 1929. In scheduled air transport 9,201,333 miles were flown with nine fatal accidents, yielding 1 022 371 miles per fatal accident.
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United States
Clarence M. Young
Aeronau
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House of Lords
George
London
St. James Palace
City Hospital
Arthur Allen
Optometrist Bath Trust
Bureau OF Census
Associated Press
Toll Line
Men's Club of
Central Church
Henry Maoberry
Portland
Associated
Grange
Dain
Parent-Teacher Central Council
Boone Island
Robinson Crusoe
Eugene L. Coleman
Middle Street
Boon Island
York Harbor
Coleman
Joseph J. Coleman
Torrey Roller
Irwin McIntire
H. S. Hutchins
Coast Guard
Isle of Shoals
Marine Hospital
Mr. Coleman
Frank M. Rummery
Lubec
Sherwin
W.P
Johnson Brosco
Bath-Main
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