Hyde Memorial Home Opens For Crippled Children
Photo shows the Hyde Memorial Home for Crippled Children opening with first guests arriving on Monday. The event highlights the new facility on leased grounds and introduces administrators and staff including Miss Lucia Osgood and Miss Dorothy White.
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Hyde Memorial Home
Ore Stall
Pine Ree Society
Colleg 3
Old Bath Iron Works
Darow
Lioretia Melvin
Alice
Stackpole
Jean Pi
Dorothy White
Work
Elks Grand Exalted Ruler A Lewis Visits Bath Maine
Bath Lodge of Elks welcomes A Lewis and official party at Seal Harbor then Bath reception. The group met Bath Brunswick line with police escort and Elks officials from Maine. Mayor Donald Small and crowds greeted the entourage. gifts and remarks focused on gratitude and service.
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Elks
A. Lewis
Anaheim
Seal
Bath
Rockland
Maine
Bath- Brunswick
Police Scort
Ece
Lewis
John Meme Veterans’ Service Comand
James E. Mulvaney
Bangor
C. Dwight
Stevens
Portland
Maine Exalted Rulers Association
Daniel EB. Crowley
Biddeford
Jewett
Donald N. Small
Ma Lewis
Frank Drigotas
Lewiston
Lewis Washington
Bates Manufacturing Co
Lewiston Mills
Mr. Lewis
Lafayette A. Lewis
Calif
C. Dwight Stevens
Daniel E. Crowley
East
Ager
Edward J. McMann
Maine Elks Association
Edward A. Spry
Grand Activities Committee
John F. Malley
Boston
Joseph Jone
Maine quahauge seeding to restore Cove in Harpswell
Coastal officials seed Orr's Cove with 20 barrels of quahauge from Maquoit Bay to aid restoration of shellfish areas. Captain James Wilson mobilizes a sardine carrier for transport while Dana Wallace and Albert Rush supervise growth and mortality plots with student Donald Harriman observing.
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Harpswell
Maquoit Bay
Maine
Brunswick
James Wilson
Orr’s Cove
Wilson
Dana Wallace
Albert Rush
Wallace
Onald Harriman
Bates College
Orr's Cove
Rotary club luncheon features film Is Your House Filled With Music
At the Cen tral church parish house Rotary members heard a noon program by Laforest Hodgkins. The film contrasted two households Browns and Gays showing the Gay family’s cheerful sociable life and community involvement vs the Browns’ sober routine as a lesson on choosing the better lifestyle.
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Rotary Club
Central Church Parish House
Lynch
Tom Murphy
Charles B. Doyle
Laforest Hodgkins
Teason
Murphy
Charles Shepard
High Street Bridge Under Construction Near Bath Road
The High Street Bridge across the cut for the new Bath road is progressing with interior sidewalk work and supervision. Engineers anticipate traffic by November as the southern concrete support is finished and forms removed. The northern side faced delays due to cement boxes filled with stone for retaining walls.
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High Street
City Officials Draft Ballot Reforms For New Charter System
Petition forms are being drawn for a citywide election under the proposed charter. Two representatives will be elected on the first ballot under a nonpartisan system. Names will appear without party labels and ballot order will be determined by lot, with positions assigned 24 hours before election day.
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Lot
City OKs sewer work payment amid brief session
In a short meeting Friday the ity government approved paying 21 586 44 for sewer work by Hinma bridge crew after debates over swamp conditions and line location. The council also debated a street light on Huse street with a conference committee formed to resolve the written order.
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Huse Street
Common Council
Merritt Mitchell
Modern fireproof building to house New England Telephone garage
A steel and terra cotta fireproof garage and service building for the New England Telephone & Telegraph Co will occupy a district site on Washington Street from Spring to Hinckley. The 98 by 62 foot structure features a clear floor plan, steel frames, concrete deck roof, electric end doors, and oil-fired heating. John G. Morse & Sons will develop the site under a long term lease.
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Dings
Ashington
Attreem
Hinckley
John G. Morse & Sons
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
The
Telephone Company
Washington
Spring
Inter-district Scout Camporee Planned for Bath Brunswick
A regional scouting event sanctioned by Sagadahoc district will occur at Dunham’s farm in Bath the weekend of September 26 to 28. James Blackahoc will direct the camporee with a committee of district scouts from Bath and Brunswick. A representatives meeting is set for Brunswick Recreation Center Monday at 7 30 PM to finalize plans.
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Seoul
Bath
Brunswick Recreation Center
Bath hearing shows little opposition to abolishing gates
At Bath city hall the Statelines Commission heard petitions from the Maine Highway Commission and Maine Central Railroad on grade crossing protections. Officials outlined Washington Street upgrades with half gates and a new control tower costing about 18000 dollars while other crossings would gain automatic lights and 24 hour operation. Local opponents included Rev Maney and Chamber of Commerce head George Sargent though no city officials attended.
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Main
Statelines Commission
Bath
Frank E. Southard
Public Utilities Commission
Timothy C. Maney
Fred R. E. Dean
Joseph I. Smith
George E. Sargent
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur H. Colby
Robert E. Wagner
Gilbert Hart
Southard
State Highway Commission
Washington Street
School Street
Maine Central Railroad
Water
Center
North
York
Pearl Streets
William H. Bradford
Outlin
Carlton Bridge
Commission
Highway Commission
Railroad
C. H. Robinson
Robinson
France
M Robinson
Father Maney
Mr. Robinson
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High Street Bridge
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Johns-Manville
Barrett
Maine Central
Plymouth
Dodge
Chrysler
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