Dentistry Survey Reports by School Nurse Findings
Mrs. R. Clinton McFadden completed a tooth health report for 1346 pupils excluding the high school. The survey lists overall percentages with many schools shown for perfect teeth, work done, and areas such as North Street Center Street and Parochial, plus an individual pupil list with perfect teeth and with dentistry work. The passages also note Sunday motorists to Augusta and a separate aviation item about the Plane Three Musketeers enduring a damaged fuselage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Clinton McFadden
Winneyance
North Street
South Street
Center Street
Central Gram
North Gram
Mitchell
Weeks Street
Wike
Bt Parochial
Dike School
Preston Mosher
Camilla Pratt
Barbara Vigne
William Sewall
William Phillip
Irene Lambert
Mary Bouley
Mitchell School
Eugene Brown
Doris Babine
Abby McCabe
Florence Tait
Helen Robinson
Margaret Robichaud
Winnegance
Earl Banks
Albert Desmond
Family Album presented at Woolwich Grange event
The Woolwich Grange hosted an evening of The Family Album directed by school teachers. Florence Baker read, with roles by Anna Soule and others. Merle Jameson led musical numbers, and Frank Gould presented a governor portrait gift. Plans were made for an Old Folks Concert and dance next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Grange
The
Grange
Florence Baker
Anna Soule
Frank Hodgdon
Ruth Hodgdon
Percy Bailey
Louise Grover
Thelma Burleigh
Merle Jameson
Parson
Ethel Bailey
Edward Hodgdon
Jane
Florence Hathorn
John Carter
Wilma Sutter
Luella
Eleanor Hathorne
Squire Hobbs
Frank Gould
Maxine Walker
Eleanor Hathorn
William Tudor Gardiner
State House
Temple
Bath
Jack Shaw
Changes in Union block roofing and expansion planned
The Sagadahock Real Estate Association will replace the sloping roof at 96 Front Street with a flat roof. Kerr and Houston will raise walls to enlarge the third floor banquet hall and remove snow slides. Frank M. Churchill oversees work as interior clearance proceeds for new iron beams.
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Sagadahock Real Estate Association
Union Block
Front Street
Cloak & Dry Goods
Kerr & Houston
Frank M. Churchill
Cap? Skillings Funeral Full of Mariners
The funeral of Capt John F Skillings noted master mariner and commodore of the Panama Railroad Steamship Co fleet was attended at his home 906 High Street Sunday afternoon. Rev Edwin Dodge Hardin of Winter Street Church officiated. Bearers included Capt Samuel R Percy Capt Charles A Blair J Houghton McLellan Alfred L Tarbox George A Churchill and Jacob Verheus. Burial was in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Skillings
Panama Railroad Steamship Co
High Street
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Winter Street
Samuel R. Percy
Charles A. Blair
J. Houghton McLellan
Alfred L. Tarbox
George A. Churchill
Jacob Verheus
Oak Grove
Governor Gardiner praises Battery H in Maine Guard letter
Governor William Tudor Gardiner commends Capt. J Horace McClure and Battery H for earning a very satisfactory armory inspection rating the highest by the War Department. Adjutant General Hanson notes the unit's earnest effort and strong leadership from top to bottom in carrying out policies and duties for national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Horace McClure
William Tudor Gardiner
Maine National Guard
Hanson
Odd Fellows Plan Annual Encampment in Brunswick
Arrangements completed for Brunswick Richmond Augusta and Gardiner Encampments annual encampment in Brunswick on Saturday June 29 led by Henry T B Leeman district deputy grand patriarch. A 5 p m parade the 6 30 supper and 7 30 meeting with Patriarchical and Royal Purple degrees follow. Jeptha encampment Augusta and Richmond encampment perform the degrees. evergreen encampment Gardiner provides music. About 15 Bath Casco members take part.
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Brunswick
Richmond
Augusta
Gardiner
Odd Fellows
Henry T. B. Leeman
Leeman
Lincoln Lodge
Casco
Canton King
P. M
Jeptha
Evergreen
Bath
Poppy Day Sales Raise 135 dollars in city
Poppy day observed by the Roland Smith Post auxiliary yielded 135 dollars as a host of young women sold pop pies across the city. Miss Gertrude Moses won first prize for money turned in with Miss Theo McNeil second. a supper for the sellers follows Memorial Day parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Smith
A. L
Gertrude Moses
Theo McNeil
Christine Higgins
Ruth Dale
Mildred Hooper
Marjorie Pratt
Phyllis Wright
Annah Chaney
Elizabeth Deering
Pauline Burden
Vanona McDonald
Nellie Robinson
Dorothy Thebeau
Juanita Hodge
Amy Trish
Roscoe Shaw
Carl Anderson
Karcher Jackson
William Powell
E. M. Desmond
Bath and area social notes and visits
Freeman C Merritt of LeBasco visited Bath overnight. East Boston guests James Jensen and Joseph Dalton stayed with the Rollins. Bowker family from North Woburn visited Bowker parents. Ida Robbins and Horace Pashard returned to Parker Head after winter in Bath. Colleen Wy man born May 21 to Raymond and…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen
Raymond Wyman
Angie Willis
Edward Bolton
J. E. Perry
F. C. Bowker
Jay Bowker
Rockland
Hezekiah Harrington
Andrew Harrington
Brunswick
Jerry Harrington
Charles A. Rollins
Boston
Henry W. Butler
Bath
Dromore
Omar Perry
Portland
Irving Harrington
Mark and
Irving
Horace Aitken
Beachmont
Mass
Jennie Feero
Linwood Feero
Jane
Hazel
Auburn
Alice Benner
Freeman Crosby
Parker Head Church
Margaret Stacey
May
Frances
Alfie Terrer
Frank Perry
Galen Hinckley
Pepperell
Lafayette Oliver
Parker
Elmer Wilbur
William Morrison
Eric Carlson
Elbridge Morse
Page Wyman
Edward Dyer
Edward P. Thomas and Sons
Edward P. Jr
Frederick
George Percy
Salem
Popham Beach
Engineer Fred H. Sparks Dies in East Boston
Fred H. Sparks born November 29, 1863 in Phippsburg at the Jewette homestead. He died February 24, 1929 at his East Boston home after a short illness. He served 35 years as chief engineer at Commercial Wharf Towing Co. in Boston and later joined Bay State Fishing Co. as engineer of the steamer Gale. Survived by wife Nellie E. Sparks, daughter Mrs. John C. Malcolm, and two grandchildren Helen Elizabeth and John C. Malcolm Jr. Interment at Jewett cemetery in Phippsburg May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Sparks
Phippsburg
Jewette
Small Point Road
David
Victoria Sparks
Boston
Mass
Commercial Wharf Towing Co
Bay State Fishing Co
Nellie E. Sparks
John C. Malcolm
Helen Elizabeth
John C. Malcolm, Jr
Wollaston
Jewett Cemetery
Moose Pays Bailey a Neighborly Visit
A cow moose wandered near a washing line and flagpole as curious spectators gathered, then moved to a field and swamp where it was seen again. Nearby residents Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Graf of Waltham visited Mrs. Graf’s parents, with Mrs. Graf planning a three week stay before joining her husband in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Passmore, guests of relatives, will soon relocate from St. John to St. Andrews New Brunswick where he has spent summers and worked with U S Customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Graf
Waltham
Mass
Arthur C. Passmore
Mr. Passmore
U. S. Customs Service
St. John
St. Andrews
N. B
Dedication of Bath City Hall Honors Davenport Benefactor
Edward W. Bridgham delivers dedicatory remarks at Bath Maine dedicating a new City Hall funded by George Patten Davenport. The Davenport Trust Fund will support education and charitable works for Bath residents, with long lasting impact and a tribute to Davenport’s generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Cahill
Edward W. Bridgham Esq
Davenport Fund
George Patten Davenport
Davenport
Front Street
Center Street
Charles Davenport
Old Ladies’ Home
Bowdoin College
Weston P. Holman
Beacon Street
Povinovich undecided on alderman path after court ruling
Sam Povich, winner of the March 4 Ward 1 alderman contest, faces a choice after Justice Pattangall orders Chester H. McCabe to vacate the seat. He weighs attending a city meeting to qualify or performing in the play Seven Keys to Baldpate with the North Center PTA the same night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Povich
William R. Pattangall
Maine Supreme Court
Sam
Pattangall
Chester H. McCabe
New Davenport
Baldpate
North Center P. T. A
Solomon
Personal Notes From Bath Share Holiday Plans
Newell notes a brief trip to New York City while Miss Mary Lord a Wells High School commercial teacher passed Tuesday evening in the city. Francis Brophy of the Monroe store Bath heads to New Britain Conn for the holiday and weekend. Mr and Mrs John H of Washington Street depart Wednesday evening by motor to Boston as guests of Mr and Mrs E Beane. Mrs Edward Fitzgerald of Gorham NH arrives to stay with her parents Frank lin Street. Mr and Mrs Ernest A Allan and Mrs Allan's mother Mrs Henry C Tarbox arrive from Quincy MA to occupy their Mere Point cottage over the holiday. Mr and Mrs Frederick R E Dean and daughter Marion are due from Dorchester MA to open their Summer home on Dummer Street for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell
Cek
New York City
Mary Lord
Wells High School
Pearl Street
Francis Brophy
Monroe
Bath
New Britain
Edward Fitzgerald
Gorham
N. H
John Hart
Pranklin Street
Ernest A. Allan
Allan
Henry C. Tarbox
Quincy
Mass
Frederick R. E. Dean
Marion
Dorchester
Dummer Street
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Katherine Scott
Roberta Erwin
Henry Rideout
Beatrice Rideout
Madelyn Dunton
Kirk Roberts
Mary McClure
Farline Roberts
Jane Wing
Dorothy Wing
Eleanor Wilson
Eunice Perkins
Barbara Trott
Priscilla Trott
Edward Sewall
Dorothy Fulton
Constance Morin
Mary Robinson
Carleton Stover
Barbara Pitman
Barbara Hopkins
Barbara Scott
Beatrice Doble
Patricia Hall
Louise Norton
Ralph Dunton
Read Pitman
Dorothy Coburn
David Alkazin
John Merrill
Viola Rideout
Patricia Sewall
Ruth Pratt
Central Grammar
Charles Kidder
Vincent Henderson
Walter Armstrong
Carl Dearborn
Doris Dall
Theresa Dall
Eleanor Erwin
Luella Hanscom
Marjorie Furber
Lois Swett
Lewis Swett
Margaret Higgins
Russell Colby
Helen Moses
Marion Palmer
Cora Chase
Leon Buck
Charles Parks
Sylvia Poore
Martha Cahill
Eleanor Voorhees
Dorothy Anlcker
Evelyn Hart
Genevieve King
Ruth Cohen
Bertram Drake
Edward Cohen
Hazel Oliver
Pear Oliver
Katherine Lewis
Cora Murray
Jeannette Chapman
Dorothy Norton
Earl Hill
Barbara Kenney
Wesley Plummer
Eva Temple
Waldo Weston
Wendall Warren
Ida Cohen
Phyllis Young
Mary
Margaret Brown
Helen Gallant
Dorothy Bourque
Eleanor Hawkes
Doris Brown
Barbara Allen
Rita Morin
Marion Harmon
May Geneau
Margaret Mulcahy
Kerwin Butcher
Thomas F. Reynolds
Sarah Reynolds
Helen Reynolds
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Rou
Tim
Hall
Winde Mere Hall
VRE van Loons
Hy F
Leipziger
Myrtle
Myrtle Lodge of
Odd Ladies
Odd Fellows Hall
Mary Curtis
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Lizzie P. Pepper
Lizzie A. French
Emma Jacobs
Chaney
Mabel Shepard
Maud Clark
Carrie French
Paul M. Olm
Kennebec
Alice LaRoche
Ruby Rancour
Pleasant Street
Maine
Merrymeeting Lodge
No. 7
Skillings
ODD Fellows Plan
Wendell Stevens
Bert Knights
Washington Street
Westport Junction
Stevens
Anna Jewett
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Porto Rico
China
Moose
Bailey
Edward W. Bridgham
Davenport Trust Fund
Galen Moses
Patten Free Library
Charles Morse
Morse High School
John Roberts
Lucinda Bailey
Bailey School of Industry
Denny Kelley
Longfellow
Hoover
Woru
Bath Savings Institution
Povich