Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-26
+. BATH.
Appeal to Be Made in
Vaccination Case,
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Board Of Health Will Seek JUS
lice Spears Opinion.
Dresden Ferry Case to Be Heard,
tuesday, at Richmond.

Bath, Me, March 25.-(Speciaf).--.
city Marshal Hiram L. Pattee and
Roscoe p. MeFadden. the two new
members of the Board of Health. will
appeal to Associate Justice Albert NJ.
Spear Of the supreme court Of Maine.
relative to the removal of the ban on
the 500 schoo! children who are de-
MED admission to the public schools
because they have failed to comply
with the law passed by the old Board
of Health compelling vaccination of
al pupils or presentation of certificates
of exemption.
These Two new members OF the
Board Of Health. who we're appointed
by Mayor small, last Friday night, 10
succeed Fred L. McFadden and Or. Z.
Motley Fuller. Jr., are anxious to full
fill the concentrations OF the board
Of aldermen, who have asked that the
compulsory order be rescinded.
fnasmnch. however. as the old Board
of Health lad its order approved by
Justice Spear. the now board does not
deem ii prudent to act without first
consulting with him. At a meeting
Of the board, today, its members de-
cided To request Justice Spear to
grant an extension of time regarding
the fnlf!lment of the compulsory or
Ger, which ended, last Monday, the
18TH until the next school vacation,
which will occur, in May.
The new Board Of Health has organ
lied with the choice of Harry NJ
Hughes as chairman, Mr.. McFadden
secretary. and Marshal Pattee, third
member Chairman Hughes. who was
member Of the old board. strongly
believes i'm enforced vaccination.
Chairman Charles II. Mason of tic
Sagadahoc county Board Of Commits
sioners VIII go 10 Richmond, tomor-
row. where he will preside al Il pub
lie hearing to he granted by the
Hoard at the Town house, relative to
the appointment of a ferryman TO sue
ceed capt ]. \. Hathorh on the Rich
mond ard Dresden ferry route. There
are three petitioners for the berth
Frank II. Robinson of Dresden T.. T.
Rankins and Fred S. Groves of Rich
mord. The matter has caused a lot of
controversy in the upper part of sag
adahec county. and it is expected
hearing, as each of the three candi-
dates IS said to have strong backing.
Kid Burke of Boston, who has been
training with Kid Pantz in Hallowell.
viii come to Bath. tomorrow. 10 fight
Fanus sullivan of this city at the Al
araeda. tomorrow night. The men are
scheduled for two Ground bouts, but
tile sporting fraternity feels that 1t
win aot go the limit,
The following real estate transfers
were recorded last week at the Sagada-
hoe registry of deeds
William A. Butler to Zina B. Butler.
property in Phippsburg; Patience Wal
lace to Loring Wallace. property n
Phippsburg; Susie B. Flaherty to Edward
Y. Flaherty. property in Richmond; Flo
ra Jane Williams to Alfred w. Thurston,
property in Bath; Mary a. Gowen ct al.
to Fred NJ Gowen, property iii Wool
witch; James William Johnson Parker 10
Joseph NJ Trott, trustee, property in
Topsham; George Temple ct ais. to Jo-
seph NJ. Trott. trustee. property in Tops
ham, Joseph NJ. Trott to Alvah j. Hill
dreth. trustee, property in Topsham;
Henry Doughty to Oscar d. Cotton, trus-
tee. property in Topsham Frank NJ.
IIarnden to Amalie Il Taylor, property
in Woolwich; Elizabeth V. Sturtivant to
William d. Hutehins, property in Bow
doinham; Lydia May johnson to How
ard E. Couch, property in Bowdoin
Francis " Gala glIer to Lewis E. SWEET,
property in Bath; Roswell s Harris Ct
al to Fred c. Harris. property In Bath;
Joseph r. Wilson to Lena NJ. Staples,
property in Topsham: Horace w Wari
to Fred \. Colby, property in Bath; Ben
iamn r Curtis To Richmond Light q
Power Co, property in Richmond; John
~ Foote to Eleanor \. Foote ct al,
property in Bath: Ruth s. WEIGH to
Samuel w Wildes, property in Bowdoin-
ham; Samuel w Wildes to Harry
| Brown, property in BoWdoinham.