Bath Schools Nurse Details Annual Report
Bath schools annual report by Edna A. Stevens covers pupil counts examined and defects found across multiple schools. It lists eye and ear issues, enlarged tonsils, adenoids, overweight and underweight totals, and numbers of glasses provided. It notes dentist visits and throat care planned for summer, with records kept on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna A. Stevens
I Pantees
Ee Ae Wue
Colonial Club
South Street
North Center
L.T. Asso
Bath
Red Cross
Pitantes Lake
O.K
Washington Street
Nori Aveiene
Center Street School
Weeks Street
Aveirne Wonle Gerade
Mitchell School
Winnegunce School
Wweighty
St. Mary's School
Grose
Dike
North Grammar
Deeese
Otec Vines
Sistema Dee Ace
North Primary
Lselit Tel Ee Et Gee Ts
Henring
South Street Grammar
Ts Ss
Olga Diet
South Street Primary
Winnegance School
Tates
Pokal Yao Mop
Morse High School
Indoor Picnic For Queen Esthers Of Wesley Church
A Thursday indoor picnic in the league room of the vestry entertained 20 young girls under Mrs. Arthur BE. Baum after a planned Woolwich trip was spoiled by dampness. They enjoyed a supper and games organized by the leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esthers
Wesley Church
Woolwich
Arthur BE. Baum
Five Islands church joins in summer churchgoing crowd
The Baptist church at Five Islands reports many conversions after services led by Rev. William T. Boyd with Rev. B. A. Evins. New members include Charles McFadden Byron Campbell George Gray and daughters Aurelian Kathelen Mrs. Drummond Stevens and daughter Albertina and others joining by letter or residence. Readers note a long list of summer visitors and residents at cottages and inns on Sagadahoc shores.
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The
Baptist Church
William T. Boyd
A. Evins
Charles McFadden
Byron Campbell
George Gray
Aurelian
Kathelen
Drummond Stevens
Albertina
Sylvia Barnes
Herbert Moore
Belmont
Mass
Lothrop Cottage
Sagadahoc Pomona
Five Islands Grange
Paul A. Thompson
Martha
Woodhaven
N. Y
J. G. Stevens
John McGinty
Ixinoe
Sterling Jones
Dorchester
Hattie Rowe
Boothbay
Malden Island
Cleveland Davis
Marion
Hallowell
Nettie Snowman
Stinson Davis
Edward
Whitefield
No .L
Mr. Davis
C. Davis
Philip O'Brien
Madge O'Brien
George Carey
Leighton
Woodfords
Frank Biggins
Arlington
Perkins
Bath
Biggins Cottage
Christine Carey
Elizabeth Carey
Bert Lewis
Maklen
Lewis Cottage
George Yeo
Robert
Frederick
Winchester
Big Baptist Convention Debates Unity and Reform
Delegates including Rev. L. W. West from Peoples Baptist joined the Northern Baptist gathering in Indianapolis. The board urged drastic cuts to overhead, noting a giveaway deficit over 5 million dollars. Fundamentalists clashed on dogma while proposals to adopt a New England creed were rejected by conservatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. West
People's Baptist Church
Northern Baptist Convention
Indianapolis
Bowdoin Association
Maine
West
Board of Promotion
Clarence A. Barber
Curtis L. Laws
Watchman Examiner
W. S. Riley
Minneapolis
J. S. Massee
Boston
Acadia Lodge Elects Officers For Six Month Term
Acadia lodge Ri of V1 elected officers Thursday evening for six months. William H. Puffer chosen chancellor commander, James P V Sutherland vice-chancellor, Walter L. Mosher prelate, Russell L. Kenney master of work, Percival G. Mann master at arms, Fred Witham inner guard, Edward Hartwell outer guard. Sutherland resigned as trustee and Charles F. Volz elected to serve the unexpired term. Future elections will elect officers for a full year starting next January. Other officers include James S Lowell and William Mann trustees, Fred Hill master of exchequer, John H. Freeman master of finance, and C H Volz keeper of records and seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadia Lodge
William H. Puffer
James PV. Sutherland
Walter L. Mosher
Russell L. Kenney
Percival G. Mann
Munster-At-Arms
Fred Witham
Edward Hartwell
James WP. Sutherland
Charles F. Volz
Pythian Order
Acadian Lodge
James
Lowell
William Mann
Fred 2. Hill
John H. Freeman
C.H. Volz
Bride and Groom Visit Bath on Honeymoon Trip
Mr and Mrs Joseph F Quinland of Reading Massachusetts married in June on their honeymoon visiting Bath Thursday. They planned to head into eastern Maine but postponed due to a storm. Quinland is son of Mrs Mary Quinlan a summer resident at Foster's Point. bride Ethel Squires is from Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Quinland
Reading
Mass
Bath
Maine
Mr. Quinland
Mary Quinlan
Massy
Foster's Point
Ethel Squires
S. KR. Wrigitington
Lexington
Webster
Arthur Rowe
Bertha Russell
Porthius
Zak Woodside
Aalto Helland
Frel Kee
Morris Taylor
Sailors Long Pharbor
N.Y
Mark Marr. Cape
Fred W. Hinckles
Hoth
West Creargetown
Gallier
Richmond
Levi Totmant
Fred Keer
Mary Thompson
Elizabeth Thotopeen
Brooklyn
Oldis-Eaton wedding ties Eaton home to Hackensack groom
Eleanor Mildred Eaton married Harold Marinus Oldis of Hackensack New Jersey at the Corliss Street Baptist church with Rev. Taylor officiating. The couple plans a trip upstate and a move to Utica New York where Oldis will work for The Texas Co. of New York. The bride, Morse high graduate and Coburn Institute alumna, and the groom, Steven preparatory school graduate, were attended by relatives and friends. Mrs. Lida Talbot set a blueberry picking record with 15 quarts on her first July visit while fruit totals of raspberries and berries were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney I. Eaton
Middle Street
Eleanor Mildred
Harold Marinus Oldis
Hackensack
RE. O. Taylor
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Bath
Utica
N. Y
Coborn Classical Institute
Waterville
Steven Preparatory School
Steven's Institute
Hoboken
N. J
B. J. McLellan
Byron
M. Oldis
Frank Blake
Georgetown Summer Population Booms as Homes All Booked
Dozens of Georgetown residents and visitors are noted over the weekend with many cottages and houses fully rented for the summer. Local families and guests from Bath, Portland, Boston and New York are listed among those enjoying summer at summer homes and bungalows.
Clarence Morse funeral in Bath honors prominent citizen
Large floral tributes marked the funeral of Renee W. Morse, Bath resident, held Wednesday afternoon at his home 21 Linden Street. Rev. Edwin Dodge Hardin officiated with bearers including Senator Rupert H. Daigter and Dr. Pyren F. Barker among others. Morse was a longtime Bath board of trustees member. the household observed a brief closure of Morse family business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee WL Morse
Bath
Lae
Linden Street
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Winter Street
Rupert H. Daigter
Pyren
FL Barker
Harry W. Tucker
Onwen JS
Ledyare
Harry AL Nealles
Carrell Wareen
Ef Wel
Morse
Twee
Parisl
Automeobilists Report Heavy Travel Toward Seashore
Reporters note motorists head toward the coast as mountain routes show heavy traffic with New York and Massachusetts cars dominant among the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferworth
New York
Legion Notes Highlight Veterans Charities and Activities
A male chorus of 20 formed at Fort Bayard N M supports bedridden patients under American Legion guidance. Pennsylvania Legion awards medals to 200 students. Oklahoma supplies Legion libraries. Paris post studies cricket for a mixed international contest with British Legion. A 160 acre site near Hobart Okla will host a community summer resort and pecan grove plantings.
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Government Hospital
Fort Bayard
N. M
American Legion
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania American Legion
Oklahoma
American Legion Posxie
Paris
France
British Legion
Hobart
Okla
Mass
Jie
Harding
New Orleans
Jetre
Seattle Wash
Stridier
Wartie
Usain
Marmeth Cave
Tlaszgow
Kentucky
Kentucks American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Wildarre
Tee Aenguire
Tawe Citlee
Dreoncehd F.chase
Mene
New
New York
Len Kinil Americus Legis Brost
Seaplane Passes Up the Kennebec
A gas sized seaplane passed Mon day noon and was spotted by Ispham Beach observers as it headed up the Kennebec valley toward Augusta for the Fourth of July celebrations. Guards at Popham Beach noted the craft came from the west, flew high over the Summer colony, then low past Bath. Passenger count could not be confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ispham Beach
City Landing
Kennebec
Augusta
Guardeanen
Popham Beach
Bath
Little Emily Rand Escapes by Miracle
Six year old Emily Rand survived a four foot fall from a third floor window onto a cement sidewalk. Doctors at Maine Exe and Bar Infirmary in Portland reported the fracture was slight and she regained consciousness after the fall. The family thanks medical staff for a miraculous recovery and notes she was sent home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Mand
Portland
Emily
Maine Exe and Bar
City of Rockland Steamer Service Sails Bath to Boston
The Kennebec Navigation Company steamer City of Rockland sails Bath to Boston on Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays at p.m. and from Boston to Bath on Mondays and Wednesdays with a Boston steamer connection. The vessel runs to Gardiner on those Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays. Autos cost 18 dollars one way or round trip when two or more persons travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Rockland
Bath
Boston
Gardiner
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Beaver
C. L. Farnham Co, Inc
D. M. Humphreys & Co Fire and Marine
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Seaboard
F.s.curtis
Center Street
BIG Convention OF the Baptists
L. W. West of
Oldis-Eaton
New Jersey
Lida Talbot
Georgetown
Tage
Walter Cummings
W. C. Todd
Fred Files
Dorothy
Maynard
Stockline
Howard Heald
Howard Cushing
Arthur Buzzo
Carl Williams
Williams
West Georgetown
Frank Moore
Henry Thatford
Ernest Collins
Dunnwick
Oak Cemetery
Henrietta Marr
Marr
Wilbur Oliver
Susie Oliver
Christopher Marr
Owen Marr
Working League
W. A. Todd
Bertha Shoals
North Adame
George DT. Nagle
Pfint
Florence
Monroe
Nickerson
Blunts
Mroe
Edgar Hunt
Horace Jordan
IL. G. Heald
Roscoe Tord
Warren
Melrose Highllnds
Stearns Scott
Joseph Higgin
Alton Berry
Harry Horne
Alfred Rowe
Evelyn
Clayton
Joan Grindle
Baath
Rowe
A. E. Rowe
Edith Treat
Germantown
Everett
Graves
Medford
Todd Honuse
Hunt
Erliel Todd
Harold Hunt
Brunswick
Vina Kingsbury
Jt Trafton
Woodside
Rockland
Harriet Deering
Augusta Brooks
Grace Scott
Waltham
Mas
George Oliver
Marion Clark
N. Williams
Leon Williams
Mis
Ida Williams
Pathy
Clarence Morse
Kuppenheimer
Palm Beach
John J. Desmond
House of Kuppenheimer Clothes
Margaret
Asia Minor
Nokom
Eve
American
United States
Stee
Emily Rand
Miracle
Vath
Qgardigoer
Keckland
Helwap Co
Trett Brothers
Auburn
J.B Ham Co
Lewiston
Kennebec Navigation Company
Kennebec and
Boston Line
Islands
Kelves Boothbay Harbor
Ration Co
Roth Umaine
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