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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1911
Page
3
The piece argues that banquets drive turnout for lodges boards and associations while stressing real work behind the scenes. It notes Bath’s recent business revival hopes and praises local superintendent changes and school funding, but recalls Bath’s dry period and Governor Plaisted’s bridge threat as a lingering issue.
Arthur K. Parington of Bath will wed Ada N. Marr of Boothbay Harbor at noon today in a single ring ceremony at the bride’s home. Rev. W. Stanley Post will perform. The bride, a Boothbay Harbor High School graduate, taught in local frame schools. The groom, active in Bath city government and local clubs, has worked in newspaper work here. After the ceremony they will reside at 1201 Washington Street.
Miss Anne Kimball visits Mrs. James Murphy for the weekend. Mrs. Edward and Mrs. John Kimball are entertained by Mrs. John Humphreys. M. A. Haraden travels on a business trip to Boston.
Elizabeth G. Moore of East Boston Mass petitions in Sugadahoe County Maine for letters of administration on the estate of Albert Morse who died November 30 1911 intestate. She lists heirs Celestia H. Foster Elizabeth G Moore William W Morss Samuel C C Wood Pred W Griffin George Royden Griffin and asks Fred D Hill of Bath or other suitable person be appointed administrator with at least twenty dollars personal estate. Signed December 7 1911.
A petitioner prays to be licensed to sell and convey old real estate at private sale. Dated Rath the twelfth day of December A D 18 23. Attest Cyrus W Longley Register. Copy of Petition and Order of Court.
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