Bath's Hospital Rated Class A Again This Year
The American College of Surgeons lists Bath City Hospital as Fully Approved in its Hospital Standardization program for 127. The statement notes ongoing improvements across the U S and Canada, praising standardized care, timely diagnosis, and modern treatments. Other Maine hospitals receive full or conditioned approvals, including Portland Children’s Hospital and Eastern Maine General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trathite Hospital
American College of Surgeons
Simars
Jor
Pranklin H. Martin
Hiease
Tis
DSO Hospitals
United States
Canada
Anmemory College of Surgeons
America
Neioetanenas Mereneiecoen Toca
Tortland United States Marine Hospital No. 16
National Soldiers’ Home
Augusta Augusta General Hospital
Bath Path City Hospital
Middlefoya Webber
Lewiston Central
Maine General Hospital
St. Marys General Hospital
Portland Children’s Hospital
Maine Eye and Bar
St. Martaibas H Hospital
State Street Hospital
Waterville Sisters Hospital
Resolutions Read At Colonial Club Meeting
Resolutions on the death of Ralph R Pitman were read by Rev George S Wolstenholme president named Horace Morse and Ramsay as team captains for the Ham and Yam tournament. A board party was approved and a Thanksgiving play committee named with Spear Ramsay Thompson Reed Parry Lowell Wy Hennessey. A smoker program for the next meeting in November was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph R. Pitman
Colonial Club
George S. Wolstenholme
Han Mefnnes
Daniel Williams
Harry L. Day
Allan Spear
Edwin FL Ramsay
Fred §l Thompson
J. Vo Reed
Francis Parry
Edwin Lowell
Mark Wy. Hennessey
Bath notes feature London man and local visitors
Friends report T. H Baten now in London after leaving Bath. Mr and Mrs Walter Elis traveled through Bath from Southport to Nashua New Hampshire. Bath golfers at Sebasco included Pudph Dale Ralph Shees Lal J ju eun and others. Mrs Archie Doyle returned home on North Street from Skowhegan. Misses Bessie and Catherine Galvin, Gorham normal school students, spent the weekend at home.
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T. H Baten
Bath
London
England
Walter Elis
Southport
Nashua
N. E
Sebasco
Dale
Ralph Shees
Lal J Ju
Pine Cone Novelty Co. grows into Bath’s leading industry
Carl Seiders’s Maine Pine Cone Novelty Co. in Bath has expanded from a two person shop on Oliver street to a growing plant turning pine cones into hand painted birds and flowers. Orders now reach all states, with salesmen and large demand from Georgia to Florida. Production moves to larger quarters as the enterprise gains national attention and hopes to place Bath on the map as a center of pine cone crafts.
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Independent
Maine Vine Cone Novelty Co
Sunset Park
Carl Seiders
South Portland
Maine
Carolina
Oliver Street
Bath
Florida
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
North End
Rem
Cape Elizabeth
Vath
Mr. Seiders
Washington
Seiders
Georgia
North
South Carolinas
Maine Pine Cone Novelty Co
District Governor Hosts Rotary Luncheon in Bath
Dr Sullivan L Andrews of Lewiston, governor of the 38th Rotary District, spoke at Bath Rotary Club noting by law changes adopted at Poland Spring and Rotary’s aims for world peace. He praised attendance discipline, new Maine club in Old Town, and highlighted Club president Dan Dougherty and member Fred H Low’s service.
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Sullivan L. Andrews
Lewiston
Rotary
Bath Club
Hootel Phoenix
Doe
Poland
Rotary International
Italy
Mussolini
Doctor Andrews
Chicago
Hotel Sisson
Lewiston-Auburn
Dan Dougherty
Deadwood
Maine
Old Town
Richard Quick
Power S. Mooney
Augusta
Edward
Stetson
Chester Plant
Sheriff Henderson
Charles S. Brown
Fred H. Low
Mr. Low
W. J. Voorhees
Local Notes From Lewiston Bath and Boston Visit
Robert Grace of Lewiston formerly of Bath visited Monday. Miss Mildred Preble of Oak street spends a week with relatives in Boston. Mr and Mrs George Wilson of Se basso visited Sunday at their Pratt street home. John Henderson brought down three partridges at Houghton's pond near Sabine Monday. Miss Doris Hutchins of Potter's candy shop enjoys a two weeks vacation.
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Robert Grace
Lewiston
Bath
Mildred Preble
Oak Street
Boston
George Wilson
Sebasco
Pratt Street
John Henderson
Houghton’s Pond
Sabine
Doris Hutchins
Potter's
Randall Purchases S W Carr Residence in Bowdoinham
Bowdoinham records show County Commissioner Charles B Randall buying the late S W Carr house, noted as one of the village’s finest. The town page recalls visitors from Manitoba and Portland, local trials, school committee work, and a broad range of town life and events.
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Charles B. Randall
S. W. Carr
Meeting Adopts Card Party Plan and Milk Distribution
Last evening a meeting approved a card party at an early date and agreed to resume milk distribution at Mitchell school as in prior years. Mrs. Small announced standing committees including Ways and Means chaired by Mrs. Carroll A. Deering with Mrs. N. Gvatz Jack as a member.
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Mitchell
Bath five master sold at auction
The five masted schooner Mary F Barrett built in 1909 by G G Deering Co is sold at U S Marshal’s sale for 600 to William B Nolan of Nolan Callahan ship brokers Boston. The vessel, formerly owned by Boston Ship Brokerage Co, was libeled by William S Nolan. Deputy Marshal Gilbert Powers oversaw the sale with a stipulation that she be moved from Percy Small yard within one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Barrett
G. G. Deering Co
United States Marshal
William 8. Nolan
Nolan & Callahan
New York Wins World Series Game One 5-4
The New York Yankees defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates in the opening World Series game 5 to 4 on Wednesday. Weekend guests at Popham Beach included Mr. and Mrs. George Beal and Mr. and Mrs. Burt Coombs of Lisbon Falls visiting Mrs. Martha I. Small. Emma Small joined them for a brief visit. F. B. Kelly of Orono was in town for a business visit on Wednesday.
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New York Yankees
Pittsburgh Wirates
George Beal
Burt Coombs
Lisbon Falls
Martha I. Small
F. B. Kelly of
Orono
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Department Store
New Dungland
Esmond
Carlton
Bates
Bath’s Hospital
Adress
Wiscasset
Eastern Maine General Hospital
Novelty Company
Bowdoinham
B. Randall
Granville Smith
Manitoba
Fred Johnson
Portland
F. J. Mulligan
Amos A. Williams
Charles Holbrook
Boothbay Harbor
State Valuation Commission
County Court House
Nat Williams
George Weeks
Canaan
Charles Fogg
Hannie Denham
Rangeley
Haines’ Landing
Mabel Burns Thomas
Kate Blair
R. D. Purinton
Henrietta Spearns
New Hampshire
Clifford Smalley
Alvah Hildreth
Emma Ferguson
Clara Fogg
H. J. Cornish
Maine Desert
Freeport
Maine Writers Research Club
Francis Bouche
Bowdoin
Justice Ames
George Lernar
Ames
Selectmen’s Office
I. M. Fowle
Ida Rowe
Clifford Harrington
Ida Fowle
Ella Nash
Gardiner
J. Pearl Card
United States Court
Ernest Huff
Ralph Brooks
J. M. Fowles
Brooks
Lou Carr
Carr House
C. BB. Randall
Edna Graves Johnson
Diana
Staten Island
Given
EF. L. Blodgett
Charles Hackett
Emily Rideout
Sprague
FE. S
F. K. Jack
Silas Hamilton
Capitol Island
Bertha Moulton
Bryant's Pond
Otis Gray
Clifford Gray
Cushman Bakery
Richmond
Sowdeinham
Topsham
Herbert
Auburn
White Mountains
Ora Voor
Massachusetts
Viola Coombs
Merrill McKenney
Marion
F. SK. Jack's
Edith Wood
Augusta Hospital
Curtis
Broad Acre Farm
Bath Hospital
Lorenzo Minott
Varina Denham
Edwin Denham
Hank Brown
Litchfield Corner
Mr. Minott
Woodward
Jessie Cromwell
George Hamilton
Sagadahoe Fertilizer Co
Hamilton
Hackett
John Hunt
William P. Hatch
Wellington A. Moore
Leland R. Mitchell
Chester A. Plant
Leslia Oliver
Earl Trott
Frances MacFadden
George Lennox
Stearns Scott
Lou Taylor
Carroll A. Deering
William It’. Hatch
Grace MelIntire
Arthur Berry
N. Gratz Jackson
William Hill
J. Albert Redlon
Effie Wright
James FE. Lockery
Elmer F. Campbell
Edna Perry
Carrie Trott
Russell Colby
Vivian Brown
Wilfred C. Trott
James E. Lockery
William H. Small
N. Grata Jackson
T. A
Grace Church
Roy Colby
Frostina Marston
Board of Education
George WT. Davenport
John A. Legro
DP. T. A
Lewis A. Gannon
Harold Avery
Paris
Brunswick
Bath Department Store
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