Woolwich Social Round Has Visits and Local Events
Ernest Nico of Richmond was a Sunday guest of his uncle John Rice. Mrs Ethryn Marston of Auburn and Dr and Mrs Burton Hodgkins with Dana and John visited here. George Rice of Rockland joined Raymond Rice and family for the weekend. William Hitchcock of Connecticut, wintering with Mrs Delia Card, moved to Bath for work. Tank Rice of Richmond visits with Ralph Rice. Tamma Head returns home from California. Clarence Preble spent weekend at home. John Savage toured Day's Perry sawing wood. G M Stinson and daughter Marcia of Portland visited Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harbert Munsey confined home. Mrs Ella Lincoln and Mrs Harriet Potter back from Bath. Edgar Blanche recovered, Thelma Burleigh clerking in Centerfeere, Bath. Mr and Mrs Percy Marston and Avis visited Mrs Trish of Winthrop. Carl Reed valuer in town. William Hanson works at Mrs George Spinney’s home. Mrs Jasper Mains and Sheldon return to Woodford after a few days with Mrs Delia Card. Sinc Moore of Bath on business Friday. A Yale chess supper Thursday at Nequascot Congregational church from six to seven with Dr Warren B Kershner of Bath. Ladies auxiliary and Men’s Forum sponsor. Woolwich Union services set for Sunday April 19 Day’s Ferry 10 am Nequasset church school 10 am Nequesset Congregational church 11 am North Woolwich Methodist church 3 pm Sagadahoc schoolhouse 7:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Nico
Richmond
John Rice
Ethryn Marston
Auburn
Burton Hodgkins
Dana
John
Hdr
Exch Dana
George Rice
Rockland
Raymond Rice
Wiliam Hitchcock
Connecticut
Delia Card
Bath
Tank Rice
Ralph Rice
Tamma Head
California
Clarence Preble
John Savage
Perry
G. M. Stinson
Marcia
Portland
Tiarbert Munsey
Ella Lincoln
Harriett Potter
Columbia Chambers
Nequarset
Edgar Blanche
Thelma Burleigh
Senter
George Spinney
Jasper Mains
Sheldon
Woodfords
Sincn Moore
Nequascot
Warren B. Kershner
Ladies' Auxiliary
Men's Forum
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Day's Ferry
Nequasset Church
Nequesset Congregational Church
Wam
North Woolwich Methodist Church
Sagadahoc
Houce
Woolwich Lad Dies at Richmond Home of Relatives
Albert Smith 18 son of George O. and Catherine Murphy Smith of Woolwich died suddenly Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Abbie Denham in Richmond. Born in Everett Massachusetts he had been brought to Richmond for medical treatment. He is survived by one brother Prancis J and two sisters Dorothy Priscilla and Florence Cecelia Smith all of Woolwich where the family has resided. Requiem will be said Thursday at nine from St Ambrose Church Richmond with interment in Cotton cemetery. Miss Sarah Flaherty of Auburn visited relatives in Washington street over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Smith
George O
Catherine Murphy Smith
Wool Wie
Abbie Denham
South Mont Street
Richmond
Albert
Everett
Mass
Deide
Prancis J
Dorothy Priscilla
Florence Cecella Smith
Woolwich
Smiths
C. P. Biglin
St. Ambrose Church
Cotton Cemetery
John H. Morsely Leaves Jordan Marsh for Bath Upholstery Post
Notice that Mr. John H. Morsely, after twenty years as an upholsterer with Jordan Marsh Co in Boston, has entered the employ of F. H. Whalen Fine Upholstering and Repairing at 58 Pearl Street Bath Maine Tel 547.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Morsely
Jordan Marsh Co
Boston
F. H
United States Branch Assets and Liabilities Report
The document lists assets and liabilities for U. S. Branch NORTH BRITISH PORCANTILE INS CO LTD London and Ed Kingdom of Gre. It covers assets such as stocks and bonds cash in office and balances. bills receivable. interest and rents. all other assets. Liabilities include net unpaid losses. unearned premiums. all other liabilities. statutory deposit. surplus over all liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Porcantile Ins. CO
London
Kingdom of Gre
Linburgh
Britain
Highstand & Co
Bath
Maine
HOL. Ng Okemutual Fire Insurance
Washington Street
Salem
Mass
Nd Bank
Harles
P. N. Bath
U S
Atlas Assurance Company Ltd
Eng
Prdofuthe NiPs
Front Street
Phippsburg Families Spend Weekends at Summer Homes
Community notes list returning residents from Brightwater and Meadowbrook, visitors from Bath City hospital, Portland, Foxboro and Boston. Names include Rev. Robert Whitehead family from Mt. Vernon, Mrs. Alice Benner, Mrs. Swanton Wyman and baby, Mrs. Prederick Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hutchins Brezekilyn, James Greenieal and Thomas Manning of Westport, Jay Darey, M. R. Campbell, N. W. Taton visiting daughter Mrs. Harold Shaw, Wendell White in dental school, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hyde of Brunswick, Ernest Rope hosts, Withuy Werte, Mrs. Alvin Pye, and Mrs. William Grever building a Meadowbrook summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Whitehead
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Brightwater
Alice Benner
Portland
James Perryn
Swanton Wyman
Bath City Hospital
Prederick Sawyer
Bath
Walter Hutchin
Brezekilyn
James Greenieal
Taimas Manning
Westport
Frank Leavitt
Jay Darey
Foxboro
Mass
N. W. Taton
Harold Shaw
Woolwich
Watren White
Wendll White
Boston
Robert Hyde
Brunswick
Ernest Rope
Withuy Werte
Alvin Pye
William Grever
Meadowbrook
Plainville
N. J
Winnegance Squaw Club Meets with Prizes Won
The weekly meeting at Winnegance Squaw Club Friday evening featured Mrs Frank Perow’s hostessing, with prizes won by Mrs Elmer Coggeshall Mrs Harry F Oliver and Miss Dorothy Morse. Upcoming events include a next meeting with Mrs A Trueworthy and a house wired for electric lights. The Morse mill began sawing for the season and a community hall card party occurred Tuesday night with auction prizes awarded to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squaw Club
Frank Perow
Auckion
Elmer Coggeshall
Harry F. Oliver
Dorothy Morse
A. Trueworthy
Morse Mill
Winfield W. Morse
Frank Perry
North End
Harry Oliver
Gus Small
Monday Bridge Club
Windegance
Winfield Morse
Robert Manson
Sherman Morse
Phippsburg
Manson
Emery Foot
Second April term probate court actions announced
Judge Glidden presided at Sagadahoc probate court second April term. Wills allowed for Annie M Richardson of Phippsburg with F Raymond Richardson as executor and Julia A Powers executrix. Hodgkins estate of Bath with Caroline E Hodgkins executrix. affidavits of witnesses filed. Administrations granted for John C Humphreys of Bath with Edward W Bridgham as administrator and Angie R Carter of Bowdoin with Joseph S Carter. Bonds filed and approved for multiple estates. inventories and accounts filed and allowed for Barry, Haley conservator, Shorey administrator, Spear conservator, and Mallett administrator among others. Inheritance tax determined for Frederick W Coombs of Bath with Nancy B Upton executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glidden
Sagadahoc
Annie M. Richardson
Phippsburg
F. Raymond Richardson
Henry G. Powers
Topsham
Julia A. Powers
George H. Hodgkins
Bath
Caroline E. Hodgkins
Nellie C. Brrry
Malden
Mass
John F. Barry
Carrie W. Farrar
Clarence M. Haley
Harriet L. Johnson
Williams. Shorey
Elmira P. Bean
Allan Spear
E. W. Mallett
George Ward
Bridget T. Wagner
Edward R. Hanson
Joel P. Card
Alice L. Williams Card
Bowdoiniam
Lennon
Frank A. Palmer
Loutre S. Shepard
Fernando A. Shepard
Alva F. Pinkham
Frederick W. Coombs
Nancy B. Upton
Pioneer Woolwich resident Frank Gould dies at 80
Frank W Gould 80 a Woolwich resident died of pneumonia in Augusta while visiting his nephew M G Bouter. Born April 15 1871 he ran Montsweas Farm and a Montsweag store later active in Woolwich politics Grange and Masonic circles. He leaves a niece and grand nieces and nephews. Prayers at Hewins Augusta and funeral at Free Will Baptist church Woolwich Thursday at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe W. Gould
Woolwich
Elm Street
Auusta
M. G. Bouter
Nathaniel
Emmaline Bowd
Gould
Montsweas Farm
Montsweag Ornery
Ruth Soule
Fiias
Caroline
Wootwich Grange
Sagadahoc
Pomona Grange
Lincoln Lodge
Wiscasset
Mentsweoy Free Will Baptist
Grange
Hewins Funeral
Augusta
Free Will Baptist Church
Interment Service Planned in Hatt Woolwich
Interment with committal service will be held in Hatt Woolwich esmeters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In Hatt
Woolwich
Codfrey to Command Popham Coast Guard
Coast Guard district changes announced with Captain S R Sands taking command in the first district. Boatswain Charles A Hard moved from Merrimac river to Portsmouth harbor to replace J B Myers, now at Cahoon's Hollow Wellfleet. Chief Boatswain's Mate Waller F E oversees Merrimac river, Elden H Godfrey switches from White Head Rockland to Kennebec river, Capt Walter E Sprague remains at Popham Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
S. R&r. Sands
Charles A. Hard
Merrimac River
Portsmouth Harbor
J. B. Meyers
Cahoon's Hollow
Wellfleet
Mas
Waller FE
Kennebec River
Elden H. Godfrey
White Head
Rockland
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Woolwich Lad
Sarah Flaherty
Andrew C. Flaherty
Walter S. Glidden
Congoleum
Frank W. Gould
Potter's Outstanding
Bath’s Live Furniture
Codfrey
Popham Coast Guard
Walter E. Sprague
Popham Beach Sta
Tion
Jas
Harvey Berry
Machiasport
Popham
Portsmouth
Ince
Plum Island
Popburn
Merrimac
Puis Xail
Mio
Sprague
Polbern
Associated Press
High Street
Arthur F. Mayo
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