Parker Cobb wedding in Brooklyn church ceremony
Miss Georgina Parker and Percy Low Cobb wed at the First Reform Church in Brooklyn in a quiet ceremony attended by relatives. The bride wore a white satin dress with lace and her grandmother’s veil. A reception followed at Sterling Place, Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgina Margaret Parker
Charles Bayley Parker
A.C.A
Liverpool
England
Charles P. Percy
Percy Low Cobb
First Reform Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Farrar
Ethel Cobb
Harry Stapleton Percy
Staten Island
Mendelssohn
Stevens Institute
Hoboken
Frederick
Sarah
Percy Cobb
Sterling Place
Miss Parker
Mrs. Percy
Mr. Cobb
Mrs. Cobb
United States
James G. Parker
Woolwich Neighbors Share News and Community Notes
Woolwich residents recount weddings, illnesses, and travel as Mrs. Rice hosts a surprise shower. Local schools, church events, and town notices fill the week with social gatherings, bids, and Christmas plans, including a public auction at West Woolwich.
Local Notes From Winnegance Social Roundup
Miss Vida MelIntire returned from Somerville to Winnegance after visiting her sister Mrs Charles Hewitt. Goldie Greenleaf of Southport visits Mrs Orman Rogers. Richard Morse joined Texas Co. staff. Mrs Herbert Cutting visits Bath. Mildred Bowie of Bath visits aunt Mrs Walter Morse. Mrs Robert Manson and Roberta visit Brunswick. Earl Whitten of Georgetown stays with Edgar Williams. Evening Workers earn 40 from last week sale. Mr and Mrs Orman Rogers return from Phippsburg visit to her parents. Bible class leads Corliss Street church meeting at Winnegance church. Mrs Edward Merrill and granddaughter Elizabeth Tourcotte return from Boothbay. Walter Harco went to Jack-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vida MelIntire
Somerville
Mass
Charles Hewitt
Goldie Greenleaf
Southport
Orman Rogers
Richard Morse
The
Texas Co
Herbert Cutting
Bath
Mildred Bowie
Walter Morse
Robert Manson
Roberta
Brunswick
Earl Whitten
Georgetown
Edgar Williams
Local society notes from Bath and surrounding towns
Bath and nearby communities report health and home news. Families welcomed a new baby girl at Mrs Albert Morse Parker Head, while many residents visited relatives in Gardiner Boston Thomaston and Richmond. Social groups met at homes including the Ladies Aid the Evening Workers and C T Club. a Christmas program and dance plans filled the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonville
Tia
Bath
Mary Rogers
George
Phippsburg
James Purington
J. O. Lincoln
Edwin Small
Hyde Windlass Company
Ladies' Aid
W. C. Perry
Walter Marco
Gardiner
Venus
Edgar Williams
Billa Merrifield
Boston
Luther
Clark
Thomaston
Seymour
Hayden
George Stevens
Jennie Norton
L. F. Adams
Harold Small
Lawrence
William Small
Marica
Carrie Paine
Richmond
Ida Hunt
Clara Adams
W. Morse
Gertrude Small
Sarah Oliver
Walter Morse
Grace Trask
Winneganee J School
Eleanor Ferguson
Bath News Notes and Obituary Highlights
Bath items report Charles W. Oliver in Bath Monday and local notes. Funeral for Mrs Carrie Spinney, widow of Capt Zina Spinney, outlines survivors and sudden paralytic death. services at First Baptist. Administrator notices for David Gilmore estate appear with dates and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Oliver
Bath
Howard G. Heald
J. Everett Jewett
Harold F. Hunt
Woodside
Eugene Reynolds
Henry
Riggsville
First Baptist Church
Carrie Spinney
Capt
Zina Spinney
Popham
Sydney R. Worthington
Maine
Sagadahoc
Said
David Gilmore
Auburn
Wash
County of
King
Edward M. Graves
Edward J. Millay
Bowdoin
James
Lowell
Cyrus W. Longley
Robinhood Services With Seasonal Events At Church
Robinhood Services are set for Sunday with a 10 30 AM service sermon by the pastor and an 11 30 AM Sunday School followed by an 7 30 PM evening service and a praise service with a short address. A Christmas tree and entertainment are planned for Saturday evening December 23 in the church vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Noble
Bath
Wentworth Cushing
Clarey Farm
Ladies’ Aid
E. A. Williams
Churchill
Woods School
A. Williams
Levi Powers
Cal Powers
George West
George Tarbox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bath Department Store
Center Street
H. G. Hodgdon
Pront Street
Bath, Maine
Helen A. Webb
West Woolwich, Maine
Newell A. Atwood
Georgie Anna Lowell
Celia A. Lowell
Portland
Ada Lowell
Sadie Holden
George F. Lowell
New York
Bay Point
Allie Rollins
Stella Young
John Libby
Frances Harrington
Dora Christiansen
Hazel Rollins
Thelma Young
Vivien Hallett
Eugene Harrington
Lester Hallett
Harold Grey
Fred Harrington
Ora Hallett
Oliver
Ann M. Perry
F. C. Bowker
Meadowbrook
George Co. Pease
Belfast
Mark L. Percy
Freeport
Woolwich
Earl Rice
L. Brown
Union Bridge
Adison Rice's
Lizzie Day
Howard
Fred
Charlie
St. Johns
N. B
Frank H. Snipe
Mildred
Arrowsi
Hawthorne
A. R. Ames
A. H. Carleton
Isaac Howard Place
Arthur Dunn
Yarmouth
Carrie Wing
Albert
Fred Thompson
Soap Club
Ernest Hathorne
Plinnette Allen
Billy
Methodist Church
Artell Hayward
Laura Bailey
Miss June
Dresden
E. R.main
David Henderson
Christine Carleton
Elizabeth Trott
North Woolwich
Gershom D. Trott
Dorchester
E. O. Day
Harvey P. Hathorne
Isaac Wright
Clara Hathorne
Mr. Stevens
Thomas Main
Deering
Wilson
J. Bailey
North Berwick
Kennebec
Clarence Billings
Wilson Bailey
Percy Bailey
Wiscasset
Mattie Simpson
Harvey T. Bailey
U. S. Federal Court
Scott G. Bailey
Marjorie Bailey
Catherine Boyd
Mountain School
Montsweag
Sanford
Marcia M. Stinson
G. M. Stinson
Mr. Calder
Ramsay
Henry Martyn Perkins
Brother Duncklee
Perkins
Justin Perkins
Oroomiah
Persia
Mr. Perkins
Augustus Lavigne
Garfield
Saco
Lavigne
Etta Brookings
Montsweag School
Santa
Moatsweag School
Jack and
Lisbon Falls
Santa Claus
North Pole
Alzié B. Lane
Morse High School
Morton Baker
Evelyn Baker
Day’s Ferry
Alfred Trott
Harold
Ellen Trott
George Ames
Bath City Hospital
West Woolwich
Winnegance News
Bath Tallow CO
Vine ST
Boothbay
McCutcheon
State OF Maine
William H. Vincent
Brookline
Norfolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Mary C. Shaw
County of Suffolk
State OF
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Jefer
James 8. Lowell
Adelaide L. Delanorate
Arthur S. Bosworth
Brewer
Florence Spinney
Henry Todd
Mr. Brewer
Everett C. Higgins
Oak Cemetery
Robinhood
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