Baths Memorial Day Observance Honors Veterans in 1919
Bath Maine marked Memorial Day with ideal weather, a Grand Army parade, Gov Milliken attendance, and the award of a special lapel medal to Lt Sumner Sewall for his WWI heroism. Veterans from Civil War and World War I received recognition as Bath citizens praised their service and sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Gov
Milliken
Sumner Sewall
Grand Army Veterans
All Bath
Kennebec
City Landing
John Stuart
Arthur E. Stewart
Bath Military Band
Co. L
3Rd Maine Infantry
National Guard
Warren KE. Kershner
Ace
Loyall F. Sewall
Milton S. Kimball
Seth S. Mullin
Clarence W. L. Oakes
Army
Navy
Edward ©. Plummer
Parks
McCabe
Bonney
Texas
Lincoln Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Boy Scouts
Hyde Camp
Sons of Veterans
Front Street
Washington
Oak
Middle
Lincoln
Green
Linden
Winter Street Church
Washington Street
Washington Streets
Drake
America
France
Albert
Belgium
Gov. Milliken
Lieut. Sewall
Gath
Sewall
Tage
Tiffany Design
U.S. al
Aviation Corps
Maine
Charles F. Rooney
George Johnson
Wilfred Herbert
Ramond Dnncet
Augustine Gould
Henry ©. Geddiman
Karl Warren
Alton Cobb
William Provencher
Forrest Barter
Sistie C. Pourgat
Victor Chase
Stanwood Cutting
Herbert A. Brown
James Watson
William R. Patten
Walter Tl. Parshley
Albert F
Edward A. Erskine
Harold Ward
Orin Higgins
Daniel Horan
John W. Milton
Ray Mallard
John Houchard
Israel Komminsky
Roland Wade
John McIntosh
Walter Grunig
Carl Fisher
Gardiner 1. Rogers
Lerrier F.leneau
Rako Tinnitti
Leltram Crocker
Lewis Smith
George Milaart
Philip Heron
Frank McCoombs
Elliot A. Fuller
James H. West
J. L. Small
Willard Eastman
W. F. Moran
Samuel Lakin
Willian B. Palmer
Forrest Winkerton
Washington women's home highlights government housing plan
Edward C. Plummer describes a government built women workers home in Washington. The complex includes administration offices, dining rooms for 600, a 1500 seating hall, laundry, ice plant, infirmary, 12 housing wings with 162 rooms each, and recreation grounds. Rooms are equal, rates are 45 dollars for room and meals with 25 dollars rent, run as a non profit hotel style operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Plummer
Union Station
Washington
Capitol
J. H. Weaver
Congress
Heated Bath school controversy over superintendent choice
In Bath and West Bath a tense meeting of the Bath Board of Education and West Bath school committee debated appointing a superintendent. Chairman Leland Mitchell faced criticism for withholding candidate information while proposals favored Charles Lester Smith as superintendent and James L. King remaining Morse High principal. Hyde accused conspiratorial moves and questioned Ellingwood’s rejection, as Morse students rallied concerns. The issue was deferred to next Monday for final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Board of Education
West Bath
Leland R. Mitchell
Mitchell
W. H
Ellingwood
Newport
N. H
Sunapee
New London
Bath
Charles Lester Smith
Ambherst
Morse High School
Nhat James T. King
Morse High
Shold
John A. Morse
Edward W. Hyde
Board of Education
Bath Board of Fabeaticf
A .Edward Drake
Ernest V. Keey
West Bath ‘Hoo
Miles
Purington
Edward W. Haggett
Leland
R. Mitchell
Bath Board
Giles A. Stuart
Bath Schools
Robert Shaw
John Conway
Forrest Butler
Edward Hartnett
William Verkins
George Costain
Raymond Golder
Kdward W. Hyde
W. H. S. Ellingwood
Newport, N.hs
Amherst
Mass
Mr. Smith
James VL. King
Mr. Ellingwood
Morse
Mr. Morse
Smith
Mr. King
Hyde
Via
Mitchelle
Ernest F. Kelley
Fllingwood
Drake
Hyee
Clarence N. Flood
Flood
Mitché Wisard
Board of
Ducation
New Hampshire
King
Morse, High
The
New
Mr. Hyde
Walter 8. Glidden
Glidden
Hiyde
Ehainiiae
Repairing Bath's Big Standpipe Stages for Bent Plate Repair
Workmen from Bath Iron Works build inner and outer staging around an 80 foot standpipe in Bath. They plan to remove dented plates and straighten them after December 1917 wind damage, facing major rigging and weather delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works
Ition
Curtis Reynolds
Rocky Hill
Frye Considered as Bath Sanitary Inspector
Mayor J Edward Drake advances Scott R Frye for Bath sanitary inspector. Frye offers to serve without pay and requests smoking complaint letters. Appointment depends on ending Chester Singsleys Resident Sanitarian post with the U S Public Health Service, likely July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott R. Frye
Bath
J. Edward Drake
Frye
Chester Singsley
United States Public Health Service
Honesty in Freeport and Navy Surgeon’s Return
A Bath party enjoyed a Freeport evening of movie and dance hall entertainment. A glove and money found in a car were returned, signaling honesty in the area. Earl Warren, S S Navy signal quartermaster, is home on sick leave from Worcester after a naval hospital operation and recovering with many friends welcoming him back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Freeport
Earl Warren
S. S. Navy
Arthur Baum
Union Street
Worcester
Mass
Naval Hospital
Katcha-Koo Brings Club Profit After Two Shows
After paying all bills the Cosmopolitan club treasury grows by about 320 dollars from the Katcha-Koo performances on Tuesday and Wednesday. The second show drew a larger crowd and was praised as better than the first. John B. Rogers Producing Co. and tester E. McCloy receive credit for the production’s success and smooth execution. Harry Wottle and two brothers visited their Newcastle home by automobile on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Katcha-Koo
John B. Rogers
IE. McCloy
Bath
Ife
Harry Wottle
Newcastle
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Germany
World Was Veterans
Plummer
Washington and
Center Streets
Liberty Bottlingo
Alfred French
A. F. Stickney
James Couilin
Hi. A. Brown
J. W. Perkins
Cyrus Reynolds
S. R. Frye
Worcester Buckeye
Johnson Bros Co