Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-11
Public 18th Committee Report

At the mont ~ netting of the p lie
H---lth committee held Monday after
noon in the Red Cross rooms the fol-
lowing report was made by Miss Sa-
die Nickerson, II. n, the district
nurse:
Number OF patients cared for, Al;
Is dismissed: total number Of Visits,
1914. as follows: 106 nursing, 90 infant
welfare, "culosis, child well
fare, social service. Office treat
ment. These cases included obstetri-
cIl, pneumonia, tuberculosis. surgi-
cal dressing ar' others. OF to 10
new paint treated duri-~ the
month were paying. four free and
one Metropolitan Life ms.
Mrs. Belle Gates while not operating
her f2 '0'Y as in years past, is ak
IN "0me very fine dress vests white
pi~ue and black silk. She has two
macfi~"~ in her home in High street
and o'H helrer. Mrs. J. w. Burg SIS.
They have been making some very
handsome suede sr~ coats, with ier-
sey cuffs and collars for hunting, Colf,
etc. For many years Mrs Gates
manufactured garments for the Bos-
ton and New York markets and has
the reputation Of turning out beauti-
full work.
Donald Horne who has the misfor-
tune to break an ankle while sliding
, bases in practice game on the Con-
Gress street grounds was to have talk
On part in the Sophomore prize speak
ing contest Friday night, Kipling's If,
being his selection.
The Juniors of the Belfast High
enjoyed their annual ride Tuesday af-
tcrnoon motoring to Bangor, with
lunch on the way, attended the game
botTeen Belfast and Bangor Highs,
had s''nper and attended the theatre.
Mrs. w. J.. Luce chaperOned them
Many other students motored up to
the game which was won by Bangor
( 10 to Z.
Work of razing the ell and stables
at the Cottrell place on High street
has begun and the addition to the
house Will be done at once. This
property will hencefolth be known as
the Bradbury Memorial hospital, it
having been given to Dr. E. D. Tapley
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury
and accepted in trust by him. 1t will
have evCr- modern convenience when
re,,ly for patients the middle of the
S, n 'r,er 1T IS expected.
Funerc' service for Miss Edith NJ.
Lc-'-''o''0a We're held today in Freedom
who're she will be buried The re-
mains were taken there this morning
Victor NJ, the two year old son of
Leland and Hattie (Ward) Piper, died
Tuesday after an illness of about "A
hours. Funeral services will be held
Thursday at ? o'clock, Rev. William
Vaughan officiating.
Waldo ro@- 10. II. will initiate y
Ii. &c class of candidates Friday
night and also entertain Sears Lodge
no. 81 of Scarsport. Refreshments
will served after the meeting.
At Aurora Rebclah Lodge last
night the mems committee served a
supper at $50, followed by the regu-
lar meeting. On Monday night the
degree team was entertained after
the drill at the Colonial Theatre by
Drill master, T. G. Sr'~ney.
hrs. Henry Doyle, who arrived from
Europe last week is at her cottage
Blllbank, Little River Point, for a
few days and will return to Boston
for her car little later. Mr.. DOYLE
was Q liged to remain in London and
VIII join her later if business permits,
otherwise she will return to England
after looking after her summer prop
erty here.