Sabino Improvement Association holds annual meeting West Bath
The Sabino Improvement Association met in West Bath for its annual business gathering. Officers elected were Charles Bates Jr president Mrs Louise Smiley vice president Mrs Noyes secretary Miss Alice Small treasurer and John Pooler Waterville named to the board for a three year term. Socials remain invitational and limited to members and invited friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabino Improvement Association
Charles Bates, Jr
Beachmont
Mass
Louise Smiley
Bath
Noyes
Everett
Alice Small
John Pooler
Waterville
Joseph Higgins
Brunswick
Fred W. Larra
Elmer Rogers
Lucy
Harry Hosmer
Larrabee’s Grove
Fred Williams
Portland
Williams
Lincoln Williams
Foster's Point
John Rubens
Marion Jacques
Gorham
Helen» Swan
Birch Point
Henry Brown
Wiscasset
Eugene Small
Clifford McNally
Bowdoinham
E. R. Brown
Small
Helen Brown
West Bath
West Path
Red Cross
E. B. Noyes
Sabine
FE. B. Noyes
Carrie Hodgkins
Annie Peterson
Lillian Mayo
Auburn
Herbert Mallard
Jack
Agnes Dean
Norwich
Conn
Lincoln Wiliams
Foster’s Point
E. W. Haggett
Bangor
Henry Cotreaus
Eleanor
Mary
Cotreau
Rex Clark
Worcester
Sabino
David Clayton
William Clayton
H. A. Owen
Clayton
Owen
E.S. Stackpole
Howard Parker
Berlin
Mrs Southard Leaves for Island Visit with Friends
Mrs. Frank E. Southard has been visiting with Mr and Mrs Sylvanus Pennell on High street. She left at the start of the week for Spectacle Island near Lake Winneneock to spend ten days as a guest of Mr and Mrs George Christy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Southard
Sylvanus Pennell
High Street
Jeft
Spectacle Island
Lake Winnepeaokee
George Christy
Don’t Worry About Worry Old Remedy Promises Relief
The ad urges worry as a cause of indigestion and moodiness and promotes L. F. Atwood’s patent remedy as a time tested solution. It claims the product removes offending substances and clears waste to restore feeling of well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F
Atwood
Lecturers to Visit Maine for Grange Convention Parade
Some 1000 grange lecturers and 500 grangers from six New England states will travel in a convoy of autos to Portland on Aug 15 for a day of events. They will then move to Orono for the Grange Lecturers convention Aug 16 to 18 at the University of Maine, with a port visit to Brunswick and Bowdoin dormitories, and a later tour of Aroostook County before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Portland, Brunswick and
Orone
Portland
Arthur H. Fields
State Highway Police
Orono
Aee of Agriculture
Merle Harriman
Readfield
Almon S. Bisbee
North Deering Grange
A. L. T. Cummings
State Chamber of Commerce
Durham
N. H
First Baptist Church
Casco Bay
Brunswick
Bowdoin College
Aroostook County
Regatta at Sebasco Set for Saturday Afternoon
Sebasco plans a Saturday regatta starting at one o clock featuring yachts in two classes, fishermen and motorboat contests, rowboats, a tub race, and other events with silver cups and cash prizes. Judge Kenyon and others serve as judges. Rev Ralph J Walker chairs the organizing committee. Tea follows at Shore Acres Golf club house. many arrivals expected via roads, motor, or boats for a lively seaside afternoon of racing and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebasco
Ralph J. Walker
William 8. Kenyon
Nathan A. Cushman
A. K. Parris
Bert Coffin
Burleigh Pye
Freeman H. Merritt
Shore Acres Golf Club
Butler travels 8000 miles to attend bar association meeting
Hon Charles Henry Butler of Mont sweag Farm returned home after an 8000 mile journey in 22 days. He went to Denver for the American Bar Association meeting with 2000 attorneys, read the committee on Federal Taxation report, then visited Pasadena with his son Charles M Butler at General Petroleum. He toured the Grand Canyon and Needles California on the way back, noting heavy rail traffic and general prosperity and expressing gladness to be home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Butler
Montsweag Farm
Denver
American Bar Association
Butler
Committee On Federal Taxation
Pasadena
Charles M. Butler
General Petroleum Go
Grand Canyon
West
Needles
Calif
Montsweag
Henry C Wright Buys Thomson Residence in Bath
Henry C Wright purchases the 945 Washington street dwelling from Mr and Mrs Mark W Sewall for his own occupancy. The old style home, noted for large rooms and fine workmanship, will undergo extensive alterations starting Monday. Wright recently returned from Europe and previously leased the Plum mer home on High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Wright
Mark W. Sewall
Washington Street
Bath
Europe
Benjamin M. Plummer
High Street
Grace Schiska rises from city recorder to county treasurer
Among women who have made good in local politics Miss Grace Schiska of Eugene Oregon stands out. She began as a candidate for city recorder and won, then served as police judge and has now been appointed to the county treasurer post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Schiska
Eugene
Ore
Miss Schiska
Ant Hill Discovery Quips by Odd Naturalists
A Kansas City Star quote features Professor Pate declaring an ant hill two feet high holds about 93,000 ants while J Fuller Gloom mocks the savant’s counting. The same report notes Mrs. Charles Owen of Auburn visiting Sabine then traveling to Halifax, New York, for a stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate
J. Fuller
Kansas City Star
Mission talk and church events fill Woolwich faces
A large audience at the First Baptist church heard missionary Mrs. N W Keyes discuss Africa and native life, followed by musical duets and a solo. A Friday lawn party by the Ladies aid raised a good sum. Services urged members to greater Christward effort. Several locals visited relatives, with town residents hosting and traveling for vacations and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Africa
N. W. Keyes
Sarah Bagley
Mr. Wade
Wade
T. H. Fernald
South
Waldoboro
Charles Alexander
Richmond
Arthur Farrin
R. J. Gilmore
Clayton Stinson
Waterville
Geraldine Stott
Camp Overlook
Georgetown
Lora Stinson
Bath City Hospital
Sarah Bailey
Gardiner
Sumner
Everett Rice
Windham
J G. Marsh
H. E. Savage J
Augusta
Christine Blair
Weymouth
Mass
Garret Galvin
Catherine
Bath
Edgar Bailey
Fred Hathorne
Julia
George Hathorne
Capitol Island
Florence Baker
Monmouth
Moses Lord
Eben Dana
Tennis Tournament at Squirrel Island Opens in Maine
The Maine State championship open tennis event at Squirrel Island runs Aug 21 to 28 with men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles, and men's consolation singles. Entries for singles close Aug 20. doubles close an hour before draw. James G. White Cup seeks three-time winner H H Hyde. Blanche Butler Ford Cup for women. Edward Bonelli referees under USLTA rules. Boys and girls under 15 also compete Aug 18 week. Doane Arnold handles entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Squirrel Island
James G. White
H. H. Hyde
Hartford
Visiting residents and guests in Arrowsic and nearby towns
A parade of guests and summer visitors is listed including Mr. and Mrs. Balmsforth of Medford Mass visiting Mrs. Balmsforth's sister Mrs. Snipe. Mr. and Mrs. Wentworth Pillsbury and son at Sunnyside Farm. Miss Laura Hilman in Bath. Dr. Emmons of Lewiston and Mrs. Phinney of Saugus at local homes. ships and travels noted with several from New York and Boston areas visiting families at the Steen and Drummond households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Balmsforth
Medford
Mass
Catherine McFarland
Merton Snipe
Bath
Frank Snipe
Emmons
Lewiston
M. C. Drummond
Edgar Phinney
Saugus
Phinney
Delphine Tablet
George S. Spinney
New York
la Savoie
France
Clarence Preble
Grace
Bien Shea
Lillian Swett
West Newton
Alice Drummond
Dana McFarland
Portland
Mildred Howe
Topsham
N. F. Howe
Harold Snipe
Barahona
F. H. Snipe
Leeman
T. O. Steen
Ralph Keith
Brighton
Keith
Master Mason Lindsay Visits Jersey City Grandparents
Master Mason Lindsay of Jersey City N 4 visits his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Orrin S. Lindsay, detailing a family visit and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Mason Lindsay
Jersey City, N. 4
Mrs
Orrin S. Lindsay
Estates of over two millions in settlement now
Estate actions fill court docket with first and final accounts for several large Maine estates. John F. Maxwell of Richmond died Sept 18 1925 leaving an estate around 404125.69 in Schedule A and 368229.54 net after taxes. Harold M. Sewall estate, Albert H. Shaw, and other Maine estates show substantial settlements and numerous probate actions including wills, administrations, guardianships, and petitions filed across Bath Richmond West Twenty-two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Maxwell
Richmond
Edward J. Helier
Rockland
Helier
James
Lowell
Arthur Sewall 2Nd
Harold M. Sewall
Bath
William D. Sewall
Melville H. Blackwell
Amos K. Buter
Albert H. Shaw
Viola Leatt
Bowdeinham
Fred L. Leavitt
Balbina S. Rowe
Boston
George A. Yeo
Sarah A. Rogers
Walter E. Chase
Everett D. Brooks
Joseph
Footer
Alexander Wilson
Evan Wilson
Edward R. Sewall
Edward Sewall
Carrie P. Mason
Leroy €. Percy
Hazel E. Gatcomb
William A. McNeal
Henry G. Hodgder
Clemence C. Morse
Harry F. Morse
Sarah I. Baker
William K. Baker
Minnie A. Warren
Edwin W. E. Warren
Charlotte L. Donnell
Susan L. Reed
Earl C. Donnell
Jesse Tibbetts
Arthur J. Dunton
John King
Edward W. Bridgham
George A. Clough
Leslie F. Roberts
George H. Theobald
Jane I. Harward
Annie T. B. Barstow
Earl UC. Donnell
David and
Winnie Brown
Arthur H. Brown
Thelma M. Richards
Joel T. Mains
William H. Page
Mary A. Page
Madeline I
Shirley L. Moore
Wellington A. Moore
Frances A. Dunham
Edward W. Dunham
T. A
Henry W. Hansen
John W. Keaton
Teith
Charles C. Low
Susan BE. Nichols
Bath National Bank
Rathel FE. Timming
Willian S. Sewall
Atoos K. Butler
Albert el. Shaw
Barth
Mary J. Taylor
William Dtd. Taylor
Arthur Sewall
T A
Charles H. Welch
S. Welch
Arthur F. Maxfield
Thomas J. Oliver
Henry
Obituary of Chansonette Louise Silsby 87 Bath resident
Chansonette Louise Silsby 87 widow of George T. Silsby died Sunday night at her Bath home 76 Green street after a several month illness. Born in Millayville Georgia she was a daughter of Horatio and Augusta Ted ford. Survived by son Fred B. Silsby of Fairhaven Massachusetts and three daughters Mary A. Bruce of Wilmington Delaware Mrs A W Bailey of Mt Vernon New York and Miss Gertrude Silsby of Bath who had lived with her for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Silsby
George T. Silsby
Bath
Green Street
Millayville
Horatio
Augusta Tedford
Fred B. Silsby
Fairhaven
Mass
Mary A. Bruce
Wilmington
Del
A. W. Bailey
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
J. Gertrude Silsby
Miss Myrtle Pendleton Dies At 52 In Islesboro
Miss Myrtle Pendleton of Islesboro former Good Will Farm matron and once voted most popular Waldo County teacher has died at 52. Ill health forced resignation a year ago from public schools and she had prior hospital rests. Survived by parents three brothers in Bath Rockland and Islesboro and three sisters including Mrs Stockbridge and Mrs Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Pendleton
Islesboro
Good Will Farm
California
Waldo County
Wade County Hospital
Addison
Bath
Fred
Rockland
Leslie
Edward Stockbridge
North Islesboro
William Collins
Edna Pendleton
New York City
William E. Andrews Funeral In Bingham Portland Death
William F. Andrews 61 a leading Bingham wholesale lumber dealer died in Portland after surgery. The Congregational church service was well attended with Odd Fellows and Rebekahs present. Survived by wife Sadie Pratt sister Lois McKeiver brother Alfred R. Pratt and several Bath relatives attended the service. Funeral floral tributes came from lodge and business groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Andrews
Bingham
Portland
Andrews
Bath
Sadie Pratt
Chestnut Street
Lois McKeiver
Alfred R. Pratt
Beth
Odd Fellows of Bingham
Congregational Church
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Alfred Ro Pratt
Henry Met'abe
Alfred Met‘abe
Veart Pratt
City
Gardner M Huff Dies Suddenly at 70 in Bath
Gardner M Huff 70 died suddenly at his home 22 Russell Street Thursday evening after two weeks of slight illness. A former fireman on the Hercules steamer and later a city employee, he was born in Saco and lived in Bath about 20 years. He was a member of Bath Veteran Firemen's Association. Survived by wife Laura E Huff, son Lena of Laconia, N H, daughter Merle of Bath, sister Mrs Frank Moulton of South Boston. numerous relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner M. Huff
Russell Street
Saco
John
Mary Huff
Bath
Veteran Firemen’s Association
Laura E. Hoff
Lena
Laconia
Crosby Resigns as Sagadahoc Fire Underwriters Secretary
Elwell S. Crosby resigns as secretary of the Sagadahoc County Board of Fire Underwriters at a special meeting July 27. William A. Furber elected temporary secretary until the next regular meeting. Crosby served over two years. predecessors included Seth T. Woodward Jr. and George H. Clark. The board organized June 24, 1864. James B. Drake was its first president for 22 years, with D. M. Humphreys as second president for six years. J. Edward Drake has led since 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwell S. Crobs
Sagadahor
County Board of Fire Underwriters
William A. Furber
Mr. Crosby
Seth T. Woodward, Jr
George H. Clark
Ald
James B. Drake
D. M Humphreys
J. Edward Drake
Former Bath pastor to preach at First HKaput Church
Rev. WA Atchles, once pastor of the First HKaput church of Bath, will preach next Sunday at Bath. Aug. Mr. Atchley is remembered by many Bath residents and was popular there. He now pastors a large church in Perth Amboy, New Jersey, after previously leading a prominent Baptist church in Knoxville, Tennessee.
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Maine
Srr
E F. O. Herrick
Fall River
Newton Theological School
Newton
Mass
Livermore
Hebron Academy
Colby College
New England
Newton Institution
Herrick
George Horr
Horr
WA Atchles
Bath
Atchley
Dr Atbles
Perth Ambos
N. J
Meeting of Creditors in Duprey Bankruptcy Held
The first meeting of the creditors of John C. Duprey of Woolwich in bankruptcy, before Referee William T. Hall, was attended only by Duprey and his attorney Ralph Dale. No creditors appeared, no proofs of claims were filed, and the bankrupt had no assets to present, so no trustee was appointed and the meeting ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Houdlette
Susan A. Bickford
Richmond
Edward W. Bridgham
Archibald J. Traynor
Bath
Albion L. Corliss
Ida T. Bagley
John L. Payne
Betsy Anne Payne
George P. Keith
Elba C. Turner
Topsham
H. L. Tar
Carrie M. P. Mason
Leroy C. Percy
Hazel E. Gatcomb
Ida E. Bagley
Everett D. Brooks
T. C. Brooks
Boston
William Small
Huldah Denham
Frances A. Dunham
Edward W. Dunham
James E. Dale
Annie D. Dale
Administra Trix
John C. Duprey
Woolwich
William T. Hall
Duprey
Ralph ©. Dale
Eppointeo
Mrs Silsby's Funeral in New Bedford Home
The funeral of Chansonnette Louise Silsby widow of George T Silsby was held Wednesday afternoon at 76 Steen Street Rev Omar W Folsom officiated. Bearers included Pred B Silsby Allan Ramsas Harry Sullivan and Seth Stewart. Burial was in Oak Grove. Dr Geiger and wife and two sons arrived from Chicago to visit Hames Morse, who remained very ill after a second stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
George T. Silsby
Steen Street
Omar W. Folsom
Winter Street Church
B. Silsby
New Bedford
Mars
Allan Ramsas
Harry Sullivan
Seth Stewart
Boarial
Oak Grove
John (. Geiger
James
John
Chicago
Mrs Hartieb Heads for White Mountain Trip
Mrs. Casper Hartieb travels with Mrs. Bernard Wratt of Hyde Park Massachusetts formerly of this city to a White Mountain excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Hartieb
Bernard Wratt
Hyde Park, Mass
White Mountain
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Tina Blaisdell
William Blaisdell
Larrabee
John Malcolm
Helen Johnson
Alice McIntosh
Hyde Park
William Doughty
Doughty Cottage
Miss Johnson
Miss MclIntosh
William H. Doughty
Parker E. Worrey
Son
LF. Medicine Co
Portland, Me
Thomson
Charles Owen
Halifax
QroWy
Nomwar Mupicins Co
Norway
Ail Deat
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadabock Block
Bath, Ma
Miss Myrtle Pendleton
William E. Andrews
William
Anderson Cottage
Small Point
Front Street
Bath, Maine
Fitzgerald Bros
Currier & Ives
E. S. Crosby
Beache
Old Orchard
Maine Central
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