Bath City Hospital recounts 1927 admissions and leadership
More than 500 patients were admitted to Bath City Hospital in 1927. Henry Wright was elected president to succeed William J. Sewall. Frederic H. Low became treasurer, with L. Eugene The beau as vice president and Miss Marcia Moulton re elected secretary. Trustees and donors were praised for loyalty and gifts amid a busy year of fund drives and staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath City Hospital
Henry (. Wright
William J. Sewall
Frederic H. Low
Grace W. Cahill
L. Eugene Thebeau
Marcia Moulton
William D. Sewall
Samuel K. Percy
Harrys W. Crosman
Arthur J. Dunton
Harry B. Sawyer
Charles W. Welch
Julia A. Watson
Ladd M. Sewall
J. A Kedson
Pres. Sewall
Harry S. Sawyer
Kutney BE. Roxx
W. FE. Rowe
Akden G. Smith
Fred H. Thome- Mixx
Minnie White
Re i. Wolstenholme
Caton Th Wilson
Sophie M. Mikels
Kexsie Mo Mikels
Agusta Meses
Vanena EL. Athopson
John DP Hayes
Reginald Stacy
Lulu Atkins
Marry G. Deering
Recor PL McFadden
W. Leoor- Leex
Susan Ballou
Edward W. Gridgham
HL W. de- Long
Lucy Green
Marguerite Hennessey
John J. Keegan
Ralph K. Hall
Melvin A. Hagcett
Owen J. Ledyard
Harriet C. Ledyard
Frances DV. Lane
T. W. Pease
Harry WW. Crosman
L. A. Gannon
William I. Small
Jane Spinney
Cacolyn Mosxex
Dexsie
Grace Dickinson
William A. Furber
Dlixx
State Nurses Association
Nurses’ Home
Campbell
Times
Mary MacDougall
Mariam Dow
Sewall
Bath City Hospital Admits 519 Patients in 1927
The Bath City Hospital year report lists 519 admissions in 1927 with 225 male and 24 female patients. August saw the peak admissions at 84. March the lowest at 29. The average daily census was 17 with 12 female and 5 male. Staffing includes a superintendent and 13 student nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Bath City Hospital
Helen V. Downing
B Hospital
Boston City Hospital
Miss Downing
Minnie Furbish
Treasurer's report shows small receipts and large disbursements
A supplemental report by Alden G. Smith, treasurer of the Loyalty Fund Drive, indicates total receipts of about $22.00 and disbursements to date of $19,000. The material appears as part of the annual treasurer's report and continues on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace W. Cahill
Alden G. Smith
Two Local Attorneys Seek County Attorney Post
County Attorney Arthur J. Dunton will not seek re election. Ralph O. Dale Republican and John P. Carey Jr Democratic and Green Party alike have announced candidacies. Dale is circulating primary petitions while Carey has papers in circulation for the June primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Dunton
Ralph OF. Dale
John P. Carey, Jr
Democratic
Kei
Me. Dunton
Carl B. Milliken
Bate Charles
Well Known Airedale Pip Passes After Tavern Demolition
Pip an aged airedale noted for daily rides in Bath, long a fixture of the King Tavern lobby, was put to rest after an injury. The dog then joined Spearin's trucking team, maintaining a dignified presence until the tavern’s demolition for the Kennebec bridge. James Miller, son of Charles and Mrs Miller, remains home with a severe cold.
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Pip
Uairedale
King Tavern
Kennebec
Bath
Spearin
Airedale
James Miller
Charles Miller
High Street
History of Bath by Levi P Lemont excerpt
Unpublished installment of Levi P Lemont history of Bath as printed by The Independent. Focuses on early Bath residents including Joshua Philbrook, Dummer Sewall, Henry Sewall and families, Lambert and Hodgkins houses, Heath as surveyor, Capt John Peterson’s moves, and local shipbuilding legacy leading to Johns Reed and Levi Peterson line.
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Bath
Levi P. Lemont
L. V. Lemont
Sagadahoc
Joshua Philbrook
High Street
Mr. Philbrook
Elizabeth Alexander
George
Topeham
Col Dimmer Sewall
Old York
Continental Congress
Henry Sewall
Dummer
Charles
Joshua
Joseph Lambert
Sewall
Philip Hodgkins
Lambert
Caleb Lambert
John Peterson
Duxbury
Maxix
New Meadows
Adams
Brown's Ferry
Hearward
Liverpool
Rhode Island
Bath Man Honored By Halifax Bridge Advocates
Gratz Jackson of Bath was named a director of the Halifax-Dartmouth Bridge Association after addressing Halifax groups about the Kennebec Bridge plan. He and Mrs Jackson toured Halifax and Dartmouth, meeting merchants, reporters, and city officials amid strong support for the project and provincial rail linkage.
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Bath
Halifax
Gratz Jackson
Halifax-Chartmouth
General Assembly
Halifax-Dartmouth Bridge Association
Kennebec Bridge Association
Cadifax
Jackson
Kenney
Dartmouth
Province of
Nova Scotia
Dominion Parliament
Canadian National Railways
St. John
N. B
Halifax-Dartmouth
Opened Sagadahoe Court Hears Auto Case Docket
Sagadahoe county supreme court opened with Associate Justice Deasy presiding. Four civil cases were slated for jury trial, including an auto collision action by Nathan Povich of Bath against Thomas Werkin of West Bath. Grand jury begins second session. eight new divorce libels filed. proceedings continue with trials set for Wednesday.
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Sagadahoe
Topsham
Aga
J. W. Bishop
Bowdoinhamn
Thomas Blaixdell
Georgetown
William Campbell
Arrowsi
Percy Chetley
Richmond
Henry EK. Cornish
Bowdoinham
Ernest L. Fulton
Bath
Frank Given
BE. J. Warrington
Frank A. Hodgdon
Woolwich
Fred L. Kittridge
George A. Lennox
Vercy A. Marriner
Sidney A. McVhergan
David E. Millett
Aoach
Po West
Bowdoin
Harry D. Wothiais
Phippsburg
William T. Stevens
Robert Messenger
Edward B. Smith
Harold A. Hildreth
Charles M. Dicker
Eugene Baker
Arrowsie
A.J. Small
Kubra FF
Droop
Edgar W
William TH. Gould
Bowdoinhiam
Henry Perry
Arthur J. Chaison
Ellis L. Aldrich
Gould
Clement C. Robinson
James F. Mulligan
George A. Hackett
G. Allen Howe
Brunswick
Edward W. Bridgham
Benjamin Checkaway
Newburyport
Mass
Pejepscot Pauper Co
Assuimpsit
George W. Heselton
Gardiner
Wortland
Weston V. Holman
Beacon Street Methodist Church
William T. Hull
City Hospital
Raymond Fellows
Bangor
Charles J. Nichols
Portland
Opsham
George W. Hesenton
Louis A. Jack O
Lisbon Falls
Arthur J. Dunton
Walters. Glidden
John J. Weegan
Ralph O. Dade
John C. Pitzgerald
Massachusetts
Ellis J. Aldrich
Yopsham
Porthind
Bathman Aids Salvage On S 4 Disaster At Provincetown
Daavid Felton of 5 Beacon Street Boston serves as chief signalman aboard the submarine tender Bushnell. He describes salvage operations near the sunken S 4 off Provincetown Massachusetts and notes the Navy’s efforts, weather delays, and risks faced by divers in the two week estimate for rescue.
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Daavid Felton
Beacon Ostreet
Uss.n
Dbushnell
Provinestown
Mass
Bathman
Bushnell
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Felton
Beacon Street
Navy
Ile
Provincetown Harbor
Ohe
Oair Dines
O Ner
Navy Department
Boston
Maury
Boston Navy Yard
Doctor Rouse Receives Rare 4th Degree Masonry Diploma
Dr William J Rouse of this city holds a diploma showing he received the Egyptian Rite of Memphis in Chicago on June 6 1860 The document suggests the degree is unique in Maine with a brother Mason in Boston having similar credentials The rite was conferred by Calvin C Burt in Chicago Illinois about six decades ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Rouse
Chicago
Maine
Boston
Memphis
Dr. Rouse
Chicago, Ill
Calvin C. Burt
Gardiner Explains Platform At Portland Club Meeting
Hon. William Gardiner urged removing politics from business and applying businesslike methods to state governance. He outlined a plan for Maine water power, roads, and public utilities with emphasis on efficiency, surplus power recall, and a pay as you use road policy. Gardiner called for highway system speedup, maintenance focus, and separation of road building from politics.
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Maine
Willian Tudor Gardiner
Porthind Club
Gardiner
Lo O
Public Utilities Commission
Col
Highway Commission
Tie
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Association
Henry C. Wright
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Center Street
Bridge Association
County Supreme Court
Deasy
Front Street
United Shoe Repairing Shop
Alfred Rowe
Hanover
N. H
David Felton
Ous
Eco
William Tudor Gardiner
Boyer
Johnson Bros Co
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