William Marshall Will and Bath Family Heads in 1780s
The article notes William Marshall of Bath, his 1810 Lincoln Probate Court will, and his three marriages. It lists six children from the first marriage and four from the second, naming heirs James Salome and William Marshall among grandchildren. The piece touches on land and shipbuilding in Bath, with references to Denny Mc and York shipyards and master builder John McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nethoe
William Rshall
Bath
William Marshall
William
John
Lemont
Mercer
Lincoln
Marshall
Margaret Drummond
Eleanor Trafton
Jotham
Serah He Hall
Jane
Cathérine
Pease
Frances
Ezekiel Gilman
Infanothere
Hs Fa
Dt Bella
John Gray
Mary
Farrin
Farrar
James
Salome
Hannah Robinson
Denny Mc
Zadock Lincoln
Aller Robinson
Orarn
Lown
O Awa & Co
York
John McDonald
Center PTA Plans Community Fund and Social Gatherings
The Center PTA meeting with 14 members approved a fund drive of 0 to improve facilities. A December 15 supper at Town Hall is planned with a cold supper and home cooked greens. A social for youth is set for December 10 at 7 30, and the next PTA meeting is January 16. Hostesses Priscilla Rainey and Edith Doughty served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thi
PTA
Sday Eoehity
Wriglet
Sapouscad
Perkerow
Announ
Beerenee Hall
Priscilla Rainey
Edith Doughty
Gifts For British Children Delayed Sail Date Change
Alfred J. was to sail on the Queen Elizabeth to Britain but his departure was delayed to December 15 due to injuries from bombing raids. He will visit hospitals in Bath Coventry Glasgow and Edinburgh aiding children who survived the air raids. Donations are invited through Mr. Back-orive at his home for distribution to destitute youngsters in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J
Hetank
Uth
Bath
Coventry
Glasgow
Edinborough
Scotland
Mr. Back - Orive
Keenan Family Moves Into State Street Residence
Lt. Luther G. Keenan and family from Columbus Mississippi have taken residence in one of the two apartments managed by State Judge Horace Lare at 740 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther G. Keenan
Famly
Columbus
Miss
J. Horace Lare
Washington Street
Mrs Herbert Pierce to Return Home After Surgery
Mrs Herbert Pierce who underwent surgery November 30 is to be discharged from Memorial Hospital and return to her home at 21 North Street on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Pierce
Orth Street
Memorial Hospital
Community notes from Phippsburg and surrounding towns
Local church meetings discuss consolidation and services while lobster shipments and charitable events shape the week. Residents attend gatherings at Winter Street Bath and Phippsburg churches, with civic and family updates, retirements, and community plans highlighted.
Woolwich School District plans and events discussed
The Woolwich district meeting reviewed a new school plant with a larger central building, library and auditorium. Proceeds from bake sales aid the Woolwich Firemen, Christmas and New Year events were scheduled, and plans for a winter food drive, youth sports, heating upgrade and hall renovations were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Bill
Agitatre Convethe
William
Erate
Johningdale’ School
Central School
E Srinedale
Te Weneos Teen
Farmingdale
Tuessic Hall
Woolwich Firemen’s Association
Frank Powers
Florence Temple
Are
Edward Hayward
Frances Kirkpatrick
Paul Pitman
England
Win Snell
Beulah Crocker
Doris Haley
Forrest Baker
Clarence Tanner
Richard McElman
James Thorpe
William Phillips
Tuessie Hall
William Thornton
Association
Birthday Party for Hosts Youngsters in Winne county
Sue and Peter Farrell hosted a joint birthday party in Winne community des Parte s with many young friends. Guests enjoyed games, a peanut hunt, two birthday cakes, ice cream, and punch. Notable attendees included Thornton Williams Marcia Holbrook and numerous Mott MacDonald Holbrook Lawrence Pangburn and Hunt family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Peter Farrell
Winnence
Duncan Farrell
Winneganeeommunity Des Partes
Farrell
Donald Wilson
Linwood Abbott
Roy Lawrence
Thornton Williams
Marcia Holbrook
Donald Morse
Arthur Iman, Jr
Harold Mott, Jr
Bette Mott
Milton MacDonald
Norman MacDonald
Larry Pangburn
Bonnie Pangburn
Gloriada David Pratt
Holbrook
Sharon Holbrook
Eeehes Wilson
Thornton Wills
James Preble
John Kle
Barbara Lawrence
Reeorah Lawrence
Arline King
Donald Nadine
Joan Hunt
Peter Scholfield
Stephen Miller
Brian Hooten
Local Church gathering and party honors in West Baldwin
Community notes detail a church service with decorated cakes and a vestry gift, a reception for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Laurence Hoyt of West Baldwin, and a birthday celebration for Miss Sandra Mank. Personal items list residents visiting Dresden, Bristol, Winneganee, Bodwell Grange events, and lodge officer elections in Parker Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Op Hodgkins
Keartha
Hodgkins
Arthur S Boston
Tet 'Waunen
Florence He. Rolpone
H. D R
Eas Ally
Parker Head
Doughty
Logan
Laurence Hoyt
West Baldwin
H. D. Mank
Francis Lander
Lewis Lowell
Dresden
Bristol
Frank Burnell
Olive Deejay
Leston Harrington
Harrington
Charles Murray
Jo Ann Nisbet
W. T. Wyman
Laura
School notes on PTA drive and stamp sales at Bath area school
Visitors included C Gilman Ticats Mrs Joseph Smith state PTA president and Mrs Daniel Matter Bath district PTA president who urged defense stamp sales. Stamps and books available at the school. Children gathered greens and made wreaths on another day. Seeaeeey (Continued from Page )
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Gilman
Joseph Smith
PTA
Daniel Matter
Bath
Christmas events and local notices in Phippsburg area
Community notes report a Christmas Sunday service at burgee Church with a guest minister and license distribution by wardens of Brunswick for Sea and Shore Fisheries blanks. Also listed are a Popham church benefit variety show, Bodwell grange fair, PTA Christmas sale, and multiple residents moving, visiting, or traveling to Belfast Rowley Portsmouth and Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abaya
Criemanbees Duley
Kelley
Hampton Duley
T.A
Coverel
Kippsburg
Christian ‘Service
Somalitbes
Mark ‘Harrington
Hes
Totman
Westchester
Sebasco Fishermen’s Association
Popham Beach
Herbert Sprague
Mark Harrington
Burgee
Swansea Burns
Brunswick
Sea and Shore Fisheries Department
Augusta
Phippsburg Center
Popham Church
Bodwell Grange
E. P. Thomas
Popham Road
J. Clarence Perkins
Elisha Bridges
H. C. Todd
Belfast
Walter Sprague
Ernest
Fairfield
Shepard Cotttage
Corea
John Davis
Popham
Walter E. Sprague
Rowley
Mass
Portsmouth
N. H
Joseph Canty
Carl Newcomb
South Portland
Allan Rogers
Eee
Edith Perkins and family weekend visit noted
Fragmentary OCR lists Edith Perkins and Dr Hae B Perkins from Lewis Senith at Center with Mrs Perkins spending time. Capt and Mrs George Stapey of Bath spent Sunday at their residence, details unclear due to text damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Perkins
Hae B. Perkins
Lewis Senith
Vas
Perkins
Nier
George Stapey
Bath
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Thompson's Auto Parts
Front St
Bath Motor Parys
John Williams
Military College
Gardiner
D. Rogers
Meadowbrook
Raymond Wyman
Swanton Wyman
Wilbur
Emmy Wyman
Arthur Pottle
Belgrade
Dromore Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Charles Stevens
Alfred
Phippsburg
Hamilton McCourt
Drummond-Ortiz
Boston
Thatcher Pinkham
Head Beach
Albert Cook
Portland
William B. Perry
Cora Campbell
Ernest Rogers
St. Mary’s
Lewiston
Metti Harrington
Arthur Harrington
Carol Ann
Eaaieey
N.Y
Woolwich P. 7. A. Will
Ge Tower
Leappettonty
Will Williams
Charles Blaisdell
Florence Rollins
Leroy Perkins
Winneganee
Albert Gray
Ber Nisbet
Christian Service Committee
Herbert Doughty
Sewing Club
Earl Lowell
Laurence Morong
Leslie Draling
Bert Nisbet
Bodwell Lane
Led Hamel
Winthrop Blair
T. Loring Totman
S. Cushinger
Martin Wyman
Margaret Wyman
Margaret Gilman
Marguerite Blair
Allan Rye
Lee Ruth Darling
Pomona
Arline Hamel
Ceres
Myra Scott
Flora
Frances Harrington
Herbert Scott
Edmund Furber
Eugene Winslow
Grange
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