Social Happenings In Bath This Week At Masses Of Parties
The Bath social scene centered on women’s clubs and home gatherings. Members hosted Valentine parties with games, sweets, and prizes as visitors and guests from Portland, Augusta, and New York recurred among the weekend notes. Around-town visits, theater news, and travel plans filled the social column with numerous short reports on residents' activities.
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William Dummer
New York
Plhiammer
Fourmaster
Joseph E. McQuesfen
Florida
Tampa
Charlotte Pottle
Plal L. Clubs
High Street
Carolyn Lant
Edmi Totter
Edna Hallowell
Margaret Chaney
Phyllis Wright
Sewall Family Plans Extended Boston Stay
Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall and their daughter Mary of the Stone House farm departed for Boston to spend several weeks at the Hotel Wadsworth awaiting their plans in the city.
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Alfred To
Tarbox
Toewont Tarbox
Wostoneton Street
Boston
California
San Diego
D. J. Howard
Five Islands
Woolwith
Robinhood
Sheepscot
Southport
Winter Harbor
Wiscasset
Fred Kittridge
Upper High Street
Will T. Marr
Boothbay Harbor
Arthur K. Purington
Chattanooga
Tenn
Roy P. Marr
Washington
Bath
Virginia
Maine
F . Rene Freeport
Clark Hotel
Daniel N. Heath
Oakstreet
William J. Sewall
W. Jasper Mains
Sheldon
Mains
John Sheldon
Sasanoa Bluffs
Woodfounds
Arthur Sewall
Mary Idon
William
Stone House
Wadsworth
Miss Philbrook Guest of Telephone Employes
Miss Verna B. Philbrook a commercial representative at New England Tel & Tel Bath manager’s office was guest of honor at a farewell party by Bath operators and staff. Sixteen friends attended an office gathering then supper at the Colonial where a white gold blue sapphire ring was left at her plate. Her departure for Portland follows two years in Bath and two prior years in Augusta and Lisbon Falls.
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Verna B. Philbrook
Bath
New England Tel, & Tel. Co
Miss Philbrook
Portland
Colonial
Vphilbrook
Librarian of Congress
Herbert L. Putnam
Joma T L. Barns
Lewiston
Lisbon Falls
Bessie Stimpson
Margaret Foster
Cora Savage
Bessie McKay
Nellie Congdon
Aramede Stacy
Katherine Reynolds
May Tickle
Annie Bickle
Doris Cornish
Thelma Ridley
Mary Costain
Marguerite Hennessy
Sadie Burnham
Ela McAllister
Thunswick
Personal Notes From Bath and Nearby New England
Notes record Fred Brackley of Waterville dying in Bath, doctors at sanatoriums, travel to Philadelphia for ship duty, and numerous Bath residents traveling to Portland for Andrews Post games. Also mention Alderman Hooper in Boston, Arthur Chadbourne transfer to Pittsfield, and various social visits and birthday gatherings in Bath and Westbrook.
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Fred Brackley
Waterville
Bath
BE. W. Holmes
Philadelphia
Hiiessen
Charles H. Hooper
Boston
New England Builders’ Supply
Copley Plaza Hotel
Fred Carlton
Wiscasset
James L. Perkins
Middle Street
Mr. Carlton
Lewiston
Thattle Cree
Saas
John ©. Geiger
Anna Morse
Chicago
B.C. Spinney
Westbrook
George Fraiser
Court Street
Spinkey
Meo O
Wls. Oliver
John Freeman
Warry W. Moulton
Dorothy R. Thebean
L. iMugene Thebeaun
Oak Street
Dorothy
Miss Thebeau
Tontey
Margery Trott
Elizabeth Raton
Rita Cummings
Kathleen Scott
Cynthia Rogers
Eleanor Earldon
Alberta Earldon
Constance Grace
Louise Trainor
Kendal Lord
Leon Buck
John Cummings
Homer Woodward
Baxters Triumph Over Woodmen In Interclub Night
Baxters defeated Woodmen in six games to three in the Interclub league improving their position behind leaders Winne nance club and near Knights of Columbus and Eagles. The six matchups featured Cribbage and team contests with Baxters posting scores such as 6 5 and 8 5 while Woodmen also claimed games. League standings show Knights of Columbus leading with 4 2 and Modern Woodmen at 4 3, with Baxters chasing.
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Baxters
Woodmen
Knights of Columbus
Eagles
Winnegance Club
Cribbage
Pr. BE. Dunbar
W. Curran
W. P. Lemont
F. Arsena
Social Notes from Portland and Vicinity Skim
Residents visit relatives and announce marriage intentions in Portland area. A Queen Esther Rebekah supper and valentine party occurs with bridge and auction prizes. Travelers report plane rides in St Petersburg and a three month Mediterranean trip. Local officials and clubs host talks, concerts, and rehearsals featuring Rabinovitch and Chapman at Wesley church.
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Queen Esther
Dunbar
Helen Shaughnessy
Washington Street
Eben J. Marston
James O. Tainecoin
John Sampson
Florence Seymour
Charles W. Clifford
Charles W. Clifford, Jr
Notes of Interest to Bath People
Bath items report robins sightings and hints of spring as snow loosens and stores wash windows. Local notes cover oil deliveries, road crews, radio programs, pole clippings, and pending elections with mention of candidates and a planned Kennebec river bridge approach.
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Bath
Probate Notice of George T. Cutting as Administrator
On February 10 1925 in Bath Sagadahoc County Maine George T Cutting was named administrator of the estate of Sarah T Cutting late of Bath. He qualified for and accepted the trust on that same date as attested.
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Maine
India
Milly J
Biddeford
Sagadahoc
Bath
Thomas F. Jones
William J. Baker
William S. Jones
Bath Independent
Pear
Bat
James S. Lowell
Callie M. Young
Moses C. Young
Sawadahoc
John W. Blaisdell
James II
Morse
Ida I
Charles C. Low
Elizabeth A. Day
Woolwich
George T. Cottine
Sarah T. Cutting
Fred H. Thompson
State OF
Christopher Cushine
Hiram R. Pattee
Coronty Savadahoc
James S, Lowflie
State OF Maine
Sagadahoc. Ss
James S
Bath executor asks probate court to prove will
George R. Perry of Bath files a petition with Sagadahoc Probate Court stating that George H. Perry of Bath died January 22 1925 testate leaving a widow Annie M. Perry and named him executor without bond to receive letters testamentary. The petition seeks approval of the will and issuance of letters testamentary to the executor.
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Sagadahoc
George R. Perry
Bath
George H. Perry
Annie M. Perry
Aresas
Perry
Maine
Sagadahoc, Ss
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