Winnegance House Expansion and Local News
The little brown house at the end of the car line is being enlarged by an extension built by Charles Rogers for owner Mrs Myra Emma Rogers. Reports say a new house will be built in Winnegance this season. Numerous residents travel and visit, with many returning from out of town. The community notes include church events, social visits, outings to Bay Point and Rockland, and a large crowd at Tuesday night dances managed by Bould's orchestra.
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Sterling
Corliss Street Church
Clinton Pratt
Harry L. Knight
Harry S. Knight Jr
Bath City Hospital
Loring Small
Charlestown Navy Yard
Charles T. Small
Leon Vennell
Sabine
Almon Perry
Marie
Portland
Timothy Rogers
John Schofield
Hattie Morse
Small Point
Ralph Whitehouse
Stanley
Roy Shackford
Birch Point
Joseph Duggan
Raymond Rice
Charlestown
Mr. Rice
Forest
Pearl Rice
Darrell Pender
Gardiner
Kathryn Scott Williams
Carrie Malcolm
Malden
Mags
Bridgehall
Harry Williams
Ethele Williams
Joyce Butterfield
Farmington
Oliver Field
A. D. Adams
Elwood Clifford
Boston
Forest Drake
Walter Perry
Bay Point
Zina M. Eaton
City Hospital
Ethel Williams
Lelia Oliver
Candy Harbor
Lester Derry
Frances
Perry
Charles Perry
Loring Webber
Charles Wreble
Lillian Parks
Mabel Marston
Somerville
Thomaston
Fred L. Warks
Elbridge Malcolm
Eureka
Cal
Fred S. Coombs
Charles Rogers
Lloyd
Rockland
Coombs
Cliff Hotel
Warren
Lincoln Parks
Lewiston
Thomas Oliver
Maxfield
Edith Phelan
Oscar Phelan
Annie V Purington
Quaker Point
Purington Cottage
George Rogers
Minnie Kiley
Beachmont
Mass
Horace Aitken
Philip Reynolds
Bould
Knight
Maine roads praised as best touring ground in New England
Maine Automobile Association reports road conditions bright for tourists with superb state roads and improving routes from Calais to St John and Quebec Quebec to Montreal. Travelers urged to use crossings at American and Canadian customs houses and carry citizenship records noting Maine offers extensive scenic touring and strong hotel trade this season.
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New Brunswick
Maine
Calais
St. John N. L
Skowhegan
Norridgewock
Montreal
Monttreal
Hero
Lake Champlain
Burlington
Montpeller
St. Johnsbury
Littleton
Twin Mountain
Crawford Notch
North Conway
N. H
Fryeburg
Canadian Custom House
Canada
Pine Tree
Aroostook County
Washington County
Mount Desert Island
America
Moosehead
Rangeley
Three Autos Collide In Brunswick Sunday
In Brunswick Sunday afternoon three autos damaged near Maine and Dunlap streets. Luther Dana of Westbrook, I F Verney of Topsham, and Carl Hessel of Topsham saw minor to major damage. Verney swerved right to avoid Hessel, clipping him and sending Verney into Dana. No injuries reported. Hessel is a cornetist in the Bath opera house orchestra.
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Luther Dana
Westbrook
I. F. Verney
Topsham
Carl Hessel
Maine
Dunlap Streets
Brunswick
Dana
Hessel
Maine Street
Dunlap
Verney
Bath Opera House
Bath Visitors and Local News Snippets
In Bath and nearby towns residents and visitors are listed: Mrs Ida H Rowe Mrs C W Nocton and Miss Julia Davis of Five Islands visit Bath. Miss Marcia Higgins of New York visits grandmother Mrs John C Higgins. Edgar Hicks and George Hancock of Jamaica Plain stay with Mr and Mrs S A Small at Bay Point. Mrs Emma Stinson and daughter Mary of Washington DC vacation in Wis casset. Allan Spear promoted to sergeant after 16 months service. Mrs J L Douglas and daughters return from Old Orchard. Walter Letheridge of New York travels to Cuba to work on a sugar plantation. Miss Gertrude Lowell visiting Bath from Jamaica Tait Mass stays with her parents at Wiscasset and visits Edward W Bridgham.
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Ida H. Rowe
C. W. Nocton
Julia Davis
Five Islands
Bath
Marcia Higgins
New York
Walter Higgins
John C. Higgins
Edgar Hicks
George Hancock
Jamaica Plain
Mass
A. Small
Bay Point
Emma Stinson
Mary Stinson
Washington, D. C
Emilio de Gogorza
Cuba
Gertrude Lowell
Jamaica Tait
W. L. Lowell
Flora Lowell
Wiscasset
Edward W. Bridgham
August Session of Sagadahoe Probate Court
The first session of the August term of Sagadahoe County Probate Court saw numerous filings and actions. Wills allowed for Lizzie M. Perry and Sidney D. Skelton, executors appointed. Victoria Butler and Olivia Hunnewell named executrixes. Bonds filed for Nathan Tufts and Cyrus Reynolds. guardians and administrators named for multiple estates. Accounts and inventories filed and approved. petitions for distribution and administration granted. licenses to sell real estate issued. inventories listed for several estates including Hart, Potter, Ward, Gallagher, and Harding.
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Sagadahoe County
James
Lizzie M. Perry
Waltham
Mass
Nathan A. Tufte
Waltham, Mass
Sidney D. Skelton
Bowdoin
James T. Skelton
Victoria Butler
Whippsburg
Minnie Victoria Malcolm
Olivia FE
Hunnewell
Woolwich
Angie M. Hunhewell
Nathan A. Tufts
Cyrus M. Reynolds
Leroy M. Reynolds
Bath
Frank E. Small
Hattie FE
Small Et Als
Charles M. Morang
Richmond
Pamelia Frances Gallagher
Henry J. Small
Agnes May Small
Mary J. Small
Harry J. Small
Brunswick
Harry E. Litchfield
Augusta S. Litchfield
Winnifred G. Hamilton
Cornelia A. Potter
Topsham
Annie B. Oliver
Anson M. Oliver
Edward W. Bridgham
John S. Deering
Marie el
Mary L. White
Robert H. White
Charles A. Corliss
Willian E. Corliss
George P. Spinney
Matthew L. McKenney
Arrowsie
Emma F. Jacobs
William J. Jacobs
Alfred J. Niles
Robert H. Niles
W. W. Robinson
Caroline Louise Robinson
Frank B. Nichols
Augusta M. Nichols
Bath National Bank
Rachel E. Dunning
Ora E. Reed
Pamelia F. Gallagher
Joan N. Flam
Virginia C. Shaw
Oscar Patten
Charlotte Howard Harding
Mary L. Ward
Frank J. Wood
Ella May Ward
Charles R. Full
Mabel F. Harrington
Louis N. Hart
Margaret J. Hart
Probate actions highlight July session Sagadahoc County
In Sagadahoc County probate court July session Judge James S. Lowell approves wills and final accounts while filing inventories and bonds. Actions include guardianship for Warren P Jewell, appointment of Edward W Bridgham as agent for Lizzie M Verry, and petitions on inheritance tax and allowances for widows and estates.
Winnegance Departs Tow Towboat Meet At Walker Flats
The coal carrying barge Winnegance draunched fortnight ago by Kelley Spear Co for the emergency Fleet Corporation was taken in tow yesterday morning by the tug Keystone for Walker Flats where she was to be met by the tug Taylor. Capt George D B Livingstone of Malden Massachusetts commands the five man crew. Departing Bath he had not yet received orders but it was expected she would be taken to Hampton Roads.
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Winunegance
Kelley, Spear Co
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Keystone
Walker Flats
Taylor
George DB. Livingstone
Malden
Mass
Bath
Hampton Roads
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Walter Morse
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Joan A. Lecro
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Conley’s Specialty Store
Fannie V. Webber
Lizzie M. Verry
James S. Lowell
William H. Holland
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Hattie May Brown
Eleanor Percy Thurston
Ezra A. Billings
James A. Hussey
Olive J. Frost
Albert I. Strout
Arthur L. Wilson
Emmie C. Jewell
Warren P. Jewell
A. F. Williams
Lizzie Williams
C.L. Farnham CO. Inc
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