Richmond Lions Host Lunch Meeting and Local Notices
The Richmond Lions hosted a lunch at the Richmond hotel with a strong turnout praising the meal. Rev. P. J. Quigg spoke on Opportunity, drawing applause. The Augusta Kennebec Valley Fed Leagues elected Miss Barbara Douglass as seat. other local groups held meetings and reports covered Scouting, O E S installs, and area events.
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Richmond Lions
Richmond Hotel
P. J. Quigg
Barbara Douglass
Kennebec
Lohans
Green Street
Augusta
Richmond
Miss Douglass
Irving Skelton
Clarence Morrill
Stanley Griffin
Olive Grundy
Dorothy Skelton
Rosanna Gagnon
Elizabeth Haynes
Verena James
Progressive Orange
Mt. Carmel
W. M. Williams
Shiectmen
Topsham
William Lewis
L. W. Grundy
Rev
Portsmouth Marine Hospital
Frank Preble
Boston
Frederick Harward
Detroit
Mich
Grand Trunk Western Lines
Mr. Harward
Williams College
Yale University
Detroit United Railway
City of
Society of Colonial Wars
Sons of the American Revolution
Exchange Club
Detroit Boat Club
Boothbay Harbor
Episcopal Church Club
Hospital notes praise trustees and donors in Bath report
The Bath hospital annual report honors trustees and donors who improved the facility. Renovations include the Rotary club and Davenport rooms, new chairs and Simmons beds, and two new ferneries. Residents and out‑of‑state guests contributed supplies, money, and flowers, with Mayors and civic leaders among patients and beneficiaries.
Hospital Statistics for 1929 1930 Patient Demographics
Report summarizes patients at the hospital on January 1 1930 with 22 total patients including 6 males and 16 females. It covers admissions for 1929 136 medical 315 surgical 75 obstetrical and births 69. Discharges 398 with 217 male 368 female for 585 total discharged and 585 discharged for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Downing
Trustees Announce Committees and Staff at Year Start
At the trustees meeting following the corporation's regular session, committees for the ensuing year were named: Executive Cahill chair, Dunton, Percy, Andrews, Gibbons, Donnell, Sewall. Finance Ross chair, Moses, McCarty. Supply Welch chair, Morse, Watson, Andrews, Crosman. House Morse chair, Sewall, Redion, Kimball, Gibbons. Physicians and surgeons named include Snipe, Lincoln, Barker, Fox for medical. Fuller, Stott, Mullin for surgical. Day and Bailey from Wisconsin for medical. Kershner ophthalmologist aurist laryngologist. Mot ley Fuller and Mullin as entomologists. Warren as pathologist. Resolutions on deaths of Edward B. Smith and Joseph M. Trott adopted, presented by Mayor Cahill with Wetherbee and Barker as other members.
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Corporation
Charles H. Cahill
Arthur J. Dunton
Samuel R. Percy
J. R. Andrews
Mary F. Gibbons
Jesse Donnell
Harold M. Sewall
Rodney E. Ross
Oliver Moses
Hubert H. McCarty
Charles W. Welch
John A. Morse
Julia A. Watson
Harry W. Crosman
William D. Sewall
J. A. Redion
F. H. Kimball
Langdon T. Snipe
James O. Lincoln
Byron F. Barker
Horace Fox
E. Motley Fuller
A. A. Stott
Seth S. Mullin
D. S. Day
B. A. Bailey
Wiscasset
Warren E. Kershner
Treasurer Low reports 1929 finances and trust funds
Frederic H. Low presents the 1929 treasurer’s report with cash on hand of 36,375 including hospital receipts and state funds. Disbursements total 38,349, and investments include Australian bonds and United Drug Co. notes. Trust funds list Lucinda Bailey, Mary A. Wiggin, Emma D. Sewall, Arthur S. Hyde, Lucy W. Patten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic H. Low
State of Maine
Davenport
Loysly
Westinghouse Electric Co
AOS
United States
Celia E. Lincoln
Commonwealth of Australia Sa
United Drug Co
Shell Union Oil Co
Povince of Alberta
Trust
Lucinda Bailey
John Be Vre
Mary A. Wiggin
Emma D. Sewall
Arthur S. Hyde
Lucy W. Patten
Five Islands Church Meeting and Local Social Notes
The annual church meeting and officer elections are set for Wednesday evening the 29th at the church. The column lists local residents visiting Bath, Friday events with the Gray couple, Linwood Stevens visiting Robinhood, and various trips to Bath for shopping, dining, or visiting relatives. Ongoing community updates include storm disruptions to a grange meeting and numerous visits among Mrs. Campbell, the Stevens, Rowe, Landry, and other families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moore
Earland
Bath
Phyllis Stevens
Boothbay
Vernon Gray
Linwood Stevens
Robinhood
D. R. Stevens
Harry Heald
Everett Higgins
Georgetown
Five Islands
Lincoln Campbell
Boston
Iva Cromwell
L. H Rowe
Horace Ritiall
Vesta Hinckley
Orville Rowe
Clifford Landry
J. G. Stevens
Grange
I. L. Stevens
Gibert Standish
Charles Lewis
L. H. Rowe
Aid
George Gray
Myrna Campbell
Percy Savage
Clinton D. Wilson
Frank B. Nichols
Caldwell Phillips
Seth S. Mullin
Charles R. Farnham
Scott Golder
William A. Fogwill
Frank French
Westbrook Seminary
President Johnson
Colby College
William T. Gardiner
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Bowdoin College
Morgan and Son Inspect Corsair II Yacht at Bath Iron Works
J Pierpont Morgan and son Junius S Morgan visited Bath to inspect the Corsair II, a yacht nearing completion at Bath Iron Works. The trip followed a previous Corsair I handover to the U S Government, with the pair arriving amid a small blizzard and planning the likely launch in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Junius S. Morgan
Bath
Bath Iron Works Corp
United States
Mr. Morgan
Pioneer
Mr. Morgan and Son
Potatoes Dramatize Major Commodity at Federal Farm Board
W R Thompson of Caribou Maine reported from Washington that recognizing potatoes as a major farm commodity topped the Federal Farm Board meeting agenda. He noted calls for a nationwide farmer owned marketing system, credit access, and production level adjustments to aid Maine's valued potato crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Farm Board
Washington
W. R. Thompson
Caribou
Maine
Thompson
United States
Social Round in Georgetown and Bath Areas
Local residents from West Georgetown to Bath share visits and duties. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cummings, Roscoe Mains and friends, Ruth Reynolds, and El la Loveitt, among others. Ice cutting, boat plans, and church events anchor a week of community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Blackie
West Georgetown
Harold J. Brown
Kennebec Point
Walter V. Cummings
Edward Wren
John Hunt
Alonzo Hunt
Woolwich
William Mains
Bath
Roscoe Mains
Charles Mains
Ralph Reynolds
Ruth Reynolds
Abbie Reynolds
E. C. Higgins
Thomas Williams
Clyde Pinkham
South Street
Elsie Mains
William Farnsworth
W. A. Todd
Thomas Hagan
Five Islands
Harry Heald
Samuel Haskell
F. W. Hovey
Anithea Loveitt
Ellsworth Loveitt
Gorge Smith
Sagadahoc Bay
Stella
Bessie Powers
Robinhood
Edward Clarey
Earle Hagan
Fred Gray
Elizabeth Cromwell
First Baptist Church
Hovey
Christ
Grace Episcopal Church Celebrates 77th Anniversary
The 77th anniversary of Grace Episcopal church was observed with 10:30 a m services led by Rev. Charles M. Tubbs who noted the parish organized Aug 16 1849 and the 75th anniversary in 1924. Bishop Brewster confirmed candidates and spoke on the dedication gospel as the new church building fund was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles M. Tubbs
Frederick Gardiner
George Burgess
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Gardiner
Benjamin Brewster
Pastor opens series of striking sermons at Elm Street Church
Large morning congregation hears Rev. Kenneth E. Morse defend the divinity of Jesus in the new Why I Believe series. He cites the Sermon on the Mount and martyrdom of Jesus’s followers as proof, with references to Harold Bagby and William James. Next sermon set for next Sunday at 10.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth E. Morse
First Baptist Church
Elm Street
Jesus
God
Salvation Army
Harold Bagby
William James
Anthony Rota Head Chef at The Mayflower in Washington DC
The Mayflower hotel in Washington DC employs Anthony Rota as head chef after joining as assistant during the 1925 opening. A master of arts in a world’s ancient profession, he is noted for translating recipes and speaking several languages in the kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Rota
Washington, D. C
Rota
Ninety Cooks Fill Mayflower Staff For Banquet
Ambassadors and visitors are served by a diverse kitchen crew under Anthony Rota. The main kitchen includes twelve ranges with dedicated vegetable, sauce, roasting, and cold sections. A storeroom houses groceries valued at over $10,000 and ingredients are kept in individual ice boxes. Chef Rota’s favored recipes appear in The International Cook Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Rota
Sae
Ivery
Chef Rota
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Husky” Dickinson
Rastus
Preble
Ebony” Rickards
Pete” O'Neil
Creampuff" Shaw
Pete
Andy Monrce
William Champney
Florence Richards
Creampuff
Dusty
Edward Keath
Legion Boys
Leringrem
State Department
William Haynes
Ladies’ Aid of
Enterprise Grange
Dora Mariner
Henry Farley
State
Richmond Corner
All Day
Farm Bureau
Progressive Grange Hall
Charlies Eastman
Libby of
George Perkins
Dresden
Bath Universalists
Progressive Grange
Finance Committee
Regu
City Hospital
Drea Snipe
Rotary Club
Mayor Cahill
Frederick E. Draxe
Henry C. Wright
Col. Dummer Sewal
Woman's Auxiliary
Girl's Friendly Society of
Grace Church
Charles P. Wetherbee
Simmons
John Hyde
Davenport Fund
Charlotte Meeker
Central
Grace
Frederick Drake
Martha Cahill
Ralph W. Bragg
Helen Hayes
North Grammar School
H. W. Crosman
Fred Low
Harry Crosman
Brunswick
West Bath
North Edgecomb
West Point
Bowdoinham
Parker Head
Portland
Small Point
Popham Beach
Waldoboro
Arrowsic
Rockland
Rockport
Cedar Grove
North Bath
Sebasco
Seguin Island
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Southport
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Bailey's Island
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Bethel
Bowdoin
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Frankfort
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Newcastle
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North Vassalboro
Phippsburg
Westport
Winneyanee
Trustees
Seamen's Fund Eee
Albert H. Shaw
Joseph E. Sewall
George P. Davenport
J. P. Morgan and Son
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Corliss Street
Chaney
Annie Jewett
Oliver Moses 2d
Washington Street
Edmund P. Briggs
Richard L. Sprague
Helen Shaughnessy
Chef Anthony Rota
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