Eleven Nurses Gradutate In Bath Memorial Ceremony
Eleven Bath Memorial Hospital nursing graduates received diplomas in a notably large ceremony. Dr Fuller urged ideals and humility while President Thebeau praised the hospital’s progress, Florence Nightingale pledge was recited, and a display of diplomas followed by a social with ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
Bath Memorial Hospital
Florence Nightingale
Davenport Fund
Helen V. Downing
Thebeau
Miss Downing
Dorothy Ruth Sprague
Kingfield
Evelyn L. Plummer
Bath
Grace E. Carpenter
Prince William
N. B
Irene K. Kiernan
Fort Fairfield
Lois F. Sidelinger
Nobleboro
Jennie M. Trail
Fredericton
Anstress C. Larrabee
West Bath
Catherine M. Harnish
Annah G. ‘Chaney
Idah F. Ashe
Calais
Nellie B. Long
Miss Plummer
Kiernan
Long
Miss Trail
Miss Chaney
A. Margaret Chaney
R. N
School of Nursing
J. Albert Redlon
Harry G. Deering
Mary F. Gibbons
J. R. Andrews
For Sale Secondhand Lumber Items Doors Windows And More
For sale secondhand lumber of all kinds including doors frames windows casings clapboards. Apply F. D. Scott Popham Beach. 7 16 wp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Scott
Popham Beach
Bath Firemen Praised for Good Work in Checking Fire
Sightseers view ruins of The Texas Steamship Co. yards after a blaze that destroyed a shipyard storehouse and nearby homes. Citizens praise local and Brunswick crews for halting the fire despite dry interiors fueling flames. S.H. Rice arrives from New York to assess loss with George C. Quicksall of The Texas Steamship Co.
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BATH
Texas Yard
Texas Steamship Co
Elmer W. Rogers
Bowery Street
Brunswick
S. H. Rice
The
Texas Corporation
New York
George C. Quicksall
Presidential Special Passes Through Bath
The presidential train bearing Roosevelt and entourage sped through Bath at 7 42 am on its way from Hyde Park to Rockland to depart for a Maine coast cruise with his three sons. The eight car train was hauled by two locomotives and slowed for the city’s compact section. Governor Brann was seen breakfasting in the diner with few others in the entourage.
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Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Rockland
Penobscot Bay
Maine
Bath
Louis J. Brann
Striped Bass Taken From the Kennebec River
Local anglers Harry E. Cooke and Edward S. Gediman caught three striped bass opposite the city on the Kennebec River while trolling from a motorized boat. This marks the first solid evidence of good river fishing here, though salmon sightings have been reported nearby.
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Kennebec
Harry E. Cooke
Willow Street
Edward S. Gediman
Pratt Street
Merrymeeting Bay
Lightning destroys elm tree near Thurlow home
A bolt struck the old elm in the yard of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Thurlow at 389 High street during a 4 30 Tuesday morning shower. Bark strips up to 12 feet long ripped from the trunk and scattered in the yard. The tree stood 12 feet from the Thurlows’ dwelling where Mrs. Thurlow rested after a month long illness and was unnerved by the strike. A boisterous shower with thunder and heavy rain lasted about five minutes. Miss Ruth Dale of Middle street works at Senter's Inc.
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Joseph B. Thurlow
High Street
Public card party funds Merrymeeting grange in Bowdoinham
The well attended event awarded first prize to Miss Ida Fowle second to Miss Alice Maxwell and third to Mrs Charles Hackett. Local residents visited Brunswick Camden Portland Lewiston and Old Orchard with many staying at area homes. A box social and dance will benefit the grange with ladies urged to bring boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Grange
Ida Fowle
Alice Maxwell
Charles Hackett
John Purington
Joseph Cate
Bar Harbor
Emma Raymond
Brunswick Hospital
James Brawn
Dolly Brawn
Edward Wilson
Lauris Wilson
Old Orchard
Phillip Rideout
Camden
Mr. Rideout
Sadie Smith
Orr’s Island
J. E. Cornish
Harvey Given
Mr. Bangs
Brunswick
L. H. Bishop
Portland
Harold Cheney
Percy Blanchard
Richmond
Edward White
Coventry
Conn
George Hackett
Leon Cash
Connecticut
Cash
Ruth Jones
Helen Courtney
New York
Wilbur Small
Lewiston Hospital
Nathalie Given
Auburn
William Given
Murl Downing
Addie Fowle
Linden Little
Jean
Greenfield
Mass
Little
Albert Fosset
Wren
Fossett
Frank Given
Bailey’s Island
Bowdoin
Baileys
Belle Umberhind
Dorothy Dickinson
Fred J Perkins
South Portland
Elson Harford
Harold Rollins
Booker Douglas
Lena Cornish
Ethel Temple
Lewiston
Probate Court Session Clears Several Estates in Sagadahoc
Judge Wal ter S Glidden presided at Sagadahoc July term probate court Tuesday with limited business. Wills allowed include William Kenyon estate and Oscar Ingalls estate. Admin appointments include Jennie Davis and Lydia Galt, with bonds noted. Inventories and accounts filed cover Barbour Moore Scott Fitch, Jones, Allen, Taylor, Melcher, Deering, Harris, Spear, Whalen, Hawkes, and Deering estates, among others.
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Walter S. Glidden
Sagadahoc
William 5. Kenyon
Fort Dodge
Allan M. Kenyon
Oscar B. Ingalls
Topsham
Bertha M. Ingalls
Henry E. Houdlette
Richmond
Ernest L. Goodspeed
Gardiner
Jennie A. Davis
Bath
Carroll E. Davis
Lydia L. Galt
West Bath
June R. Thornton
John W. B. Barbour
Thelma Barbour Moore
Justine B. Scott
Bernadine Scott Fitch
William H. Jones
James F. Jones
Everett L. Allen
Bowdoin
E. E. Baker
Guardian
Mary J. Taylor
Daniel Williams
Charles A. Melcher
Belmont
Mass
Edward W. Bridgham
Maurice R. Deering
Bernice C. Deering
J. W. Randlette
August Harris
Allan Spear
Frank H. Whalen
Annie L. Hawke
Yankee schooner visits port with Girl Scout crew
The 90 foot Yankee schooner yacht from Gloucester called at the port Tuesday night with a group of Girl Scouts cruising the Maine coast. They anchored below the bridge and spent the evening ashore. Wednesday morning the yacht moved upriver, then returned with three girls perched on the mast and cross trees for a close view of navigation.
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Gloucester
Maine
State Laboratory Report Fails to Solve Christel Case
The Bath case of 26 year old Albura Christel ends with a report showing 24 percent alcohol in the stomach and trace zinc in organs but no poison. Officials remain cautious about foul play, keeping the investigation active while seeking new witnesses and information.
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Albura Christel
Bath
Kennebec River
Ralph O. Dale
Elmer W. Campbell
Division of Sanitary Engineering
Department of Health and Welfare
Attorney General's Department
Christel
Frank Cooper
Camden
Ada Mills
Dale
Ardenne A. Stott
Sagadahoc
Stott
Ralph Dale
Commissioner Bell to Visit Maine on Lobster Station Plan
Commissioner Frank B. Bell of the U S Bureau of Fisheries will meet Maine officials Rodney Feyler and Governor Brann to discuss a lobster rearing station and seek federal funds. The visit aims to assess sites, feasibility, and needed action to help the lobster industry amid fisheries concerns.
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Bell
Brann
Feyler
Salvation Army Drive Progresses in Bath First Week
The Bath Salvation Army maintenance fund targets $3,000 and reports over $309 raised last week. Adjutant and Mrs. Tripp will remain another year at residents’ request, offering July salaries to help hit the goal. List of donors includes Clover Farm Store, W. P. Hatch, Oakhurst Dairy, Trott Bros, A and P Stores, and many locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Tripp
Army
Bath
Clover Farm Store
C. W. Rogers Inc
George Hibbs
Burnham Auto Supply
W. P. Hatch
William Mann
Arthur
R. D. Skillings
E. W. Foster
F. Fortier
F. Irish
Minnie OC. Woodman
Dan Dougherty
William
Shorty
Martha P. Small
Helen H. Magoun
A.M. Main
Bily
Pray
Myra W. S. Dean
Carl Kennedy
Work of sweeping Kennebec completed
The Kennebec sweep by government engineers is finished. The Josephine towboat brought the three scows back to Boston from Bath after over two months of work. New charts are expected soon, and navigation toward Richmond and Dresden may resume this month as piers and bridges are evaluated.
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Kennebec
Richmond
Augusta
U. S. Engineering Department
Josephine
Bath
Boston
Dresden
Kennebec River
Richmond- Dresden
Bath Visitors Return to Philippines via New York and Frisco
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Schwartz and daughter Ann Berle of Manila recently spent a month in Bath with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Solovich and in Portland with his family. They plan to visit Portland again before proceeding to New York and then sail by ship from Frisco to their home in the Philippines. This is Schwartz’s first Bath visit in five years. he manages the automobile department for P. and C. Co. of Manila. Mrs. Schwartz and Ann Berle visited Bath two years earlier after a tour abroad that included the Holy Lands Paris and Marseilles.
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Abraham Schwartz
Ann Berle
Manila
Philippine Islands
Bath
Joseph Solovich
High Street
Portland
New York
San Francisco
Frisco
Philippines
Schwartz
P. and C. Co
Automobile
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Senter’s, Inc
W. E. M’kay & Co
Harold Earnheart
Algerican College of Surgeons
Arthur Sewall
Herbert L. Douglas
Boston City Hospital
Bath Hospital
Bath School
William D. Sewall
Downing
John A. Morse
House
Morse
J. A. Redlon
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Arthur Allen
Bath Trust
Bill Hatch
Washington and
Beacon Streets
Sewall’s Hill
Washington Street
King’s Dock
North End
Ruth Dale
Middle Street
T. C. Hill
F. O
Laconia
N. H
Bowdoinham
Glidden
Yankee
State Laboratory
Salvation Army Drive
Opera House
Ann Harding
Walter Abel
FIAT
Johnny Downs
Shirley Deane
Richard Dix
Margaret Callahan
Ronald Colman
Claudette Colbert
Victor McLaglen
Rosalind Russell
Julia
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