Five Islands Grange Men Lead Tuesday Night
Five Islands Grange hosts a men's night with officers in charge and a hot lunch. Notable figures include Master L L Rowe Overseer Warren Davis and Lecturer C W Nocton. Local residents Harry Greenleaf and Blaisdell boat trips to Bath, and fish deliveries mark a busy period with community members attending events and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
the Grange
Ll. H. Rowe
Warren Davis
C. W. Nocton
Chester MacMahan
Lloyd Pinkham
W. T. Boyd
Donald Stevens
W. L. Berry
T. Hanna
Victor Pinkham
Ceres
Chester Pinkham
Pomona
William Marr
Flora
Everett Stevens
Herman McFadden
Charlie Lewis
Bath
Alvin and
Leslie Brewer
Southport
George Tanna
Julia Davis
Harold Rowe
Five Islands
Alton Reed
J. G. Rowe
Fred Rittal
Mr. Rittal
T. M. Hagen
Georgetown
John Hinkley
Mr. Russell
New York
Westport School Openings and Local Visit Notes
Westport schools began their term with Miss Mabel Heal at the Center and Miss Grace Colby at the North. Miss Maud Webber returned from Bath Friday. Fred Greenleaf sells incubator chicks locally. Mrs I J Pierce and granddaughter Miss Gladys Jewett visited Wisccasset Monday. Capt John Ladd came home from Taunton where he spent the winter. Citizens, including selectmen R L Fowle and FE Colby, Mr and Mrs O P Jewett, Jacob R Colby, Jonas S Knight, and Farland Crockett, were among Monday visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilands
Almon Marr
Lew Rittal
Dresden
Fred Ri
Mertonia
South Portland
L. H. Rowe
Greenleaf & Blaisdell
J. G. Stevens
J. E. Blaisdell
Will Fields
MacMahon Island
Milton Trott
Bath
Alton Reed
Mabel Rowe
Orville Rowe
Five Islands
Vernon Gray
Elizabeth Cromwell
Iva Cromwell
Charles Hanna
Ruth Pierce
George Hanna
Proctor Hagan
J. T. MacMahan
William Belanger
Clarence MacMahan
Lili MacMahan
Gaxomne
George Rowe
Annette Davis
Higgins
Greenleaf
Blaisdell
Seguinland
Sonie Lotter
Newcastle
Fred Carr
Walter Cunningham
Georgetown
Byron Rowe
Lester Davin
Everett Cromwell
Mabel Heal
Grace Colby
Maud Webber
Fred Greenleaf
I. J. Pierce
Gladys Jewett
Wiscasset
John Ladd
Taunton
Mass
R. L. Fowle
Colby
O. P. Jewett
Jacob R. Colby
Jonas S. Knight
Farland Crockett
Bath residents host weekend at home and travel notes
Personal notes from Bath region list weekend visits and travels. A. E. Buzzo visits from Georgetown. Bowen Torrey returns from New York. Mrs. Lucy Green hosts sewing club in Bath. various locals named for trips, illnesses, and education plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Buzzo
Georgetown
Bath
Bowen Torrey
Torrey Roller Bushing Works
New York
Lucy Green
Washington Street
William H. van Scoy
Mildred E. McGrath
George Crockett
Morse High School
Franklin CC. Robinson
Arthur L. Robinson
Portland
Frederick Nl. Kimball
High Street
Virginian Stanley
Office Star
Texas Steamship Co
Augusta
Dorothy Wright
Percy Wright
Boston City Hospital
Rupert H. Baxter
Boston
Mary Baxter
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
Lydia Baxter
Madeira
Washington
Harry Washburn
Dath
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Clyde A. Dunton
Bing- AM
Road Work Improves Winneganee District Road
Road Commissioner Fred Oliver has used a light road machine in the Winneganee district, showing good progress. The Bath side road near the bridge remains muddy and rough, contrasting with the improving village road. Community notices include visits, guests, church services, and local assignments among Morse, Oliver, and Small families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Oliver
Winneganee
Bath
May Newton
Bowdoinham
Norman
Popham Beach
Sybil Houdlette
Dresden
Parker
Rogers
Beulah McIntire
John G. Morse
Nan EF. Trask
Thomas Partridge
Damariscott
Frances Bates
ALG. Pake Co
Leon Pennell
George Merritt
Freeport
George Denison
Gus Small
Zina Raton House
Willard Cromwell
Warren Pashard
Hayden Conant
Borkland
Louis West
People’s Church
Eleanor Gould
Boston
Seymour Hayden
Clinton Pratt
Madelyn Dennison
Charles Williams
West Bath
Charles Perkins
Charles, Jr
Leroy
Perkins
Elbridge Morse
Parker Head
Walter Morse
Walter Mares
Eugene Spinney
Harry Oliver
Harry Williams
Levi Spinney
Edgar Williams
Phippsburg
Jessie Kelley
Small Point
Coast Guard
Popham
Drake
E.R. Morse
Mrs. Morse
Henry Dotter
J. N. Tibbetts
Hattie Morse
The
Horse High School
Edgar Oliver
Zina Eaton
Upton
Albert Morse
Mary Adams
Mann
Real estate transfers filed at Bath and neighboring towns
Real estate transfers recorded by Hiram T. Stevens show eight transfers in Bath and two in Topsham among other deeds. The list includes transfers in Georgetown Woolwich Phippsburg West Bath Lwdoin and Richmondham with parties such as Cavanaugh Davis Waldman Howard Knight Perry Morrell Fickett Card Wing Hagan Spinney and Norcross among others. Miss Katherine Torrey of Middle Street posed Saturday in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram T. Stevens
Register of Deeds
Bath
Topsham
Herbert S. Cavanaugh
John A. Cavanaugh
Charles Dauphin
Jennie A. Davis
Josiah Bond
Frank L. Waldman
Fred H. Ward
Edith L. Howard
The
Texas Steamship Company
Lucelin FE
Blake
Joseph M. Roche
Ida IP. Greenleaf
Ann M. Oliver
Eugene M. Knight
Amos
Perry Et Als
Mary BB. Perry
John Henry Doloff
Flora J. Morrell
Vertume Dufalt
Curtis A. Fickett
William R. Lincoln
Ralph I. Spinney
W. J. Berry
Als
Charles KE. Tanna
Woolwich
Lewis IB. Swett
Emeline
L. Lavigne
Frank W. Carlton
Rhaine de W. Norcross
Lowdoin
George H. Whittier
Eben Wallace
Rowdoinham
Rdith R. Bryant
Charles L. Douglas
Probate Court in Lugdahope County Clears Many Estates
Probate judge James Lowell and staff processed a flurry of actions on the April session. Multiple estates gained executors named, bonds waived, and foreign wills filed. inventories, accounts, and guardianships filed or approved for Bath, Georgetown, West Bath, Topsham, Bowdoinham, Richmond, and Rye objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. Lowell
William F. Dunham
Miss Morse
Lugsdahoe County
Willa
John Melanes
Bath
Annie Johnstone McInnes
Edward M. Norton
Georgetown
Elizabeth G. Horton
Delette M. Hall
West Acton
Maas
Eugene L. Hall
Bertram D. Hall
Mary Spillane
Ellen Brown
L. Josephine Swanton
Frederick W. Swanton
Charles Daven
Port Clarke
John J. Keegan
Charles Be. Johnson
Richmond
George A. Johnson
Gilbert Atwood
Phippsburg
Bertha A. Atwood
Florence M. Cheney
Topsham
Harry J. Cheney
Arthur Sewall Hyde
New York
Joseph Mo Trott
Sarah S. B. Davis
Walter S. Glidden
Emma A. Purinton
Bowdoin
Jeannette FE. Coombs
George H. Goud
Jennie ID. Gord
Edward A. Rideout
Henry BE. Rideout
Lucy Rogers
Whippsburg
Charles VY. Minott
Walter S. Bailey
Perkins
Elmer F. Bailey
Annie L. Hathorne
Woolwich
Harvey P. Hathorne
George S. Dearborn
Rye
N. Y
Bessie Dr. Dearborn
Henry Dearborn
Harriet N. Howe
Ernest E. Howe
John
Tsiae W. Coombs
West Bath
James T. Skelton
Sidney 1
Skelton
Roendoin
Henry W. Hanson
Ann M. Oliver
Fannie Vic Webber
Agnes May Small
Lester I. Willis
Mera E. Rogers
George N. Rogers
Orrin Roswell Dickey
Lexington
Mass
Charles W. Dimick
Gilford A. McPhee
Mabel A. McPhee
Mr and Mrs Murphy Entertain With Whist
Mr and Mrs Francis J Murphy hosted a party for 16 friends at their home 8 Bach Street Friday night. Four tables of whist saw awards won by Mrs Arthur White for first prize an embroidered handkerchief, Mrs Daniel Martin second prize a fancy apron, William Vwam men’s first prize silk hose, and Arthur White second prize a bandanna handkerchief. Clarence Jenkins served as official scorer. Cake coffee and fudge were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Murphy
Bach Street
Arthur White
Daniel Martin
William Vwam
Clarence Jenkins
Court appoints Crosby as temporary receiver for J F Parkhurst Co
Receivership granted by Supreme Judicial Court for J F Parkhurst & Son Co of Bangor to conserve assets. On whether to make it permanent a hearing is set for April 23. Creditors initiated the equity action in the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
J. F. Parkhurst & Son Co
Bangor
Charles D. Crosby
Justice Dunn
Birthday party for Rev. Boyd in Georgetown
A joyous Monday gathering at the Georgetown church celebrated Rev. W T Boyd birthday with solos, piano, readings, a large cake, and cake distribution by Boyd. Thomas Hagan presented a clock from parishioners as a token of esteem. Ice cream and fellowship followed, led by Mrs. T. ON. Pagan, Mrs. Ferris Leonard, and Mrs. Frank Heald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Boyd
Boyd
Ferris Leonard
Frank Heald
Thomas Hagan
Bord
T. ON. Pagan
Prank Heald
Ralph Reynolds
Robinhood
Winkham
Emma Billings
Lowell
Mass
Roland Stuart
Mix
Ladies Aid
William Mains
Bath
Alec Cunningham
Ida Lewis
Howard Heald
J. Everett Jewett
B. T. Woodside
Town
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
Marion Jacques
Center
Lester Powers
Sunie Potter
the Woods
Miss Goodwin
South School
WT. Boyd
William Farnsworth
Roland Hartford
Bay Point
PT. N. Hagan and Son
Willian Marr
Cove Saturdhiuy
Vina Kingsbury
Everett Trafton
A. E. Buzzo
Frank Olver
Popham
George Oliver
WH. DD. Todd
Mabelle
Sarah Vinkhan
Z. Winkham
Mabelle Pinkham
Brunswick
Secretaries to Visit Bath Next
Secretary Fuller of the Augusta chamber hosted the bi monthly Maine secretaries meeting. Speeches covered Maine industry growth, membership stimulation, vocational education, and zoning measures. The next gathering will be in Bath in mid June, with dinner at New Meadows Inn unanimously chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
Chamber of Commerce
Maine
Augusta
Messrs. Webber
Bird
Central Maine Power Cov
W. Donald
American City Bureau
Augustus ©. Thomas
Winter
Auburn
Bath
New Meadows Inn
County Seizes Gambling Machine and Cash Counted
Sheriff Wilbur Oliver had arrested a proprietor for permitting gambling on FFONE Street. A gambling machine seized at the scene was opened before county commissioners, and $52 in cash was counted as the machine’s contents, completing the forfeiture to the county after a guilty verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur CC. Oliver
Up. Stfs Gite
Ffone Street
Oliver
Baseball Fans Weigh Formal City Club For Summer Team
Community talk grows about forming a baseball association of local businessmen to back a summer team at Wesley Field West Sumner. Proponents urge quick action, elect officials, and appoint a manager to ensure a successful season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe
Morse
Honan
Htt
Bath
Wesley Field West Sumner
Fragments of spring notes and local events
Buds appear on branches as communities plan ahead. Dr Peeling delivers 2600 blotters with ten auto safety rules to children. Gasoline demand rises as codes ease. Baxter sails on a first cruise down New Meadows river. Gandreases Concert Band to perform fifth concert at Bath Opera House with Brenda Till as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeling
Efe
Suneday
Hartley
Baxter
Brunswick
New Meadows
Gandreases
Bath Opera House
Brenda PL Till
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D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
F. S. Curtisser
Center Street
Bath, Maine
Stuart
Optometrist
Front St
Beaver
C.L. Farnham Co, Inc
H. C
Cedar Street
Westport
Commonwealth Hotel
Bowdoin Street
Beacon Hill
State House
Hotel Avery
Avery Street
Morse Bros. Managing Directors
Otis N. E
Liberty Street
Howard
Octave Breton
Creek
Court House
Katherine Torrey
Middlestreet
Probate
Annie BE. Meladden
Isaac H. Danforth
Luli E. Haggett
Willian C. Chadbourne
Will
Enna S. Cobb
Joseph Lee Cobb
Charles H. Hunnewell
Myra BE. Hunnewell
Emma S. Cobb
Edward W. Wheeler
Orrin R. Dickey
W. T. Gardiner
Susie B. Fletcher
Susan D. Quick
Helen M. Lindsay
Margaret Wilson
Charles A. Newson Lite
Florence A. Newson
Mary J. Gove
Charlotte AL Nevers Lite
W. BE. Tarr
Jacob Booker
Hielen M. Findlay
State of
Charlotte
MR. and
Mrs. Murphy
John J. Desmond
Sago Ai
Fletcher
Pers
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