Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-09

Warren p. CatIin of the Economic
Depa rtment OF Bowdoin College; Dr.
G. A. Coombs of Augusta nea''ii VI
ficer: Helen D. Cole of WalersAhe'
visitor in New England Home Ior
Little Wanderers: NJ.
Arnts OF Augusta, district sup %
the Maine Children's Home ooeie's'
Mrs. Howard r. Ives OF III 'iaio.
chairman of the Portland MIX ana
Baby Hygiene station; Mrs. Hsi|es
ter j. Beach Augusta; Mrs. leics =
Whiting. Augusta; Mrs. bertha rev
tengill of Portland; Mrs. joseph \.
Thompson Of Bangor: Meme T.
Brown of Bangor, supervisor OF KIN
dergarten; Euphrenia f. 1uops OF
Lewiston: Ethel S. Burr Oh bangor
tuberculosis nurse: ElZapetn Leslie
of Bangor. county agent hathleeh
Hennessy. general secretary or AS
ISOLATED Charities; Edith NJ. Blcknei'
of Bangor. district nurse; Josephine
! c. Dewitt, industrial nurse, American
Thread Co, Milo; Major W. r. KIM
bali of Bath, president Of Military
and Naval Orphan Asylum; !. Z. AL
Kate b. Ellis Of Fairfield. state
board Of health worker; NJ. M. Stin-
son of Hallowell, Asst. Supt. OF state
school: Mrs. Hugh R. Hatch of Fair
field. president of the State Parent
Teacher Assn; DR.. w. f. Elwell of
Portland Mrs. G. Bruce Franklin of
Waterville, corresponding secretary
of the Waterville Child Welfare
League; Mrs. Clara f. HoXie of Wa
terville, general secretary of the AS
ISOLATED Charities: Mrs. H. S. How
ard of Winslow, Mothers Aid; c. w.
Bickford of Lewiston, Supt. of
schools; Mrs. A. S. Henderson of
Pennington, Associated Charities:
Miss Elizabeth Simmons of Bangor,
field worker of Maine Anti Tubercu-
losis League; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dunn, Jr., Supt. and matron of the
State School for Boys: DR.. d. E. Lar
rabce of Islesboro: Leland A. Ross of
Gardiner; G. Dean Ross of Guilford;
Percy r. Horton of Portland: Mary j.
Doyle of Portland; Eleanor NJ Hobbs,
Supt of home service of the Port
land Red Cross; Lois NJ kugler,
girls work secretary, Y. w. c. A,
Portland; Carrie +. Brown, girls
work secretary, i. w. C. A., West
brook; Rev. Thomas j. Michigan Of
Augusta, representing the Diocese of
Portland; Florence Brooks White
house Of Portland; Maud W. Smith,
G. =. S., Portland; Elsie Clark Mutt
of Portland fraternity house: Aaron
=. Pratt of Portland: F.. G. Hooper of
Winslow; II. ID. Worth of Bangor;
James l.. Tyson of Portland, secre-
tary of Maine Prison Assn: Mrs.
Ncttie Fullerton Of Ellsworth, agent
for children: Mrs. Nettie Burden Of
HoUlton. agent for children, Aroos-
took county; Mrs. James w. Parker
of Portland. Home for Friendless
Boys; Mrs ]. NJ. Hussey of Port
land. Home for Friendless Bows:
Mrs. Henry Y. Cox. president Of the I
Maine Home for Fricndless Bows, |
Portland; Mrs. Clayton T. WhippIe .
of Portland, treasurer of Female /
Orphan Asylum; Mrs George p. /
Morrill, and Mrs. George S. Pavson. |
president and secretary of the Or |
phan Asylum, Portland; Mrs Sarah !
Q. Cook. state agent for the protec- ,
ton Of children. Brunswick; Mrs. ,
Laura Trafton of Biddeford, State
agent for York county; Mary Burn .
ham, state agent for the protection
of children, Portland; Dora H. Yorke, .
agent for Lincoln and Waldo coun- .
ties: Mrs. Carl r. NIilliten or Au- .
gusta; w. e. HAYES of Augusta.
Supt Of the Maine Childrens Home
Society; Rt. Rev. Bishop Walsh of
Portland; Rev. Robert W. Plant of !
Gardiner: A. J. Torsleff of Bangor, |
secretary Of the Maine Anti Tuber- !
culosis Ass'n Willard w. Baldwin of
Portland Supt. of the Institution for
the Blind