Second June Probate Court Busy Under Judge Glidden
Sagadahoc probate court's second June session led by Judge Glidden with numerous actions. Petitions for probate of wills filed. administrations granted for several Bath Richmond and Phippsburg estates. inventories filed and allowed. multiple accounts and first and final settlements recorded. inheritance tax determined and petitions for guardian and license to sell personal estate granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Glidden
Isaiah King
Bath
Annie F. Eaton
Mary B. McDonald
Nancy F. Richardson
Emma W. Colburn
Richmond
Henry E. Houdlette
William J. Curran
Ernest L. Goodspeed
Donald Henry Foster
Alice E. Foster
Nathan W. Eaton
Phippsburg
Sidney L. Eaton
William F. Small
Bowdoin
Louis S. Jack
D.b.n.c.t.a
Festate
Samuel C. Mulcahy
Abbie V. Mulcahy
Albion E. Tedford
Topsham
George R. Tedford
Jane P. Morse
Cranston R. I
Louise M. Miller
Catherine Lennox
Charles Lennox
Parker F. Small
Bowdoinham
Henry B. Alexander
Mollie C. Thomson
Bow
Arthur L. Perkins
Arthur L. Perkins, Jr
Edward C. Clarey
Joseph Muse
Georgetown
Hattie E. Quinnam
C. Jackson Quinnam
Beatrice H. White
Florence E. Tarr
James A. Tarr
G. Allen Howe
Abbie F. Purington
Frederick L. Norton
Mary Blanche Norton
Katherine B. Williams
Bowdeinham
Clarence E. Wright
Harriet L. Johnson
William S. Shorey
William M
Arthur D. Dolloff
Amy C. Dolloff
Alice M. Lovell
Verna M. Brackett
Donald H Foster
Alice E Foster
Annie M. Pusherd
Henry J. Pushard
Cyrille Couture
Leticia Couture
For Sale Shore Properties Near Popham Beach Maine
For sale several Maine coast properties including acreage for development and a nine room cottage with electricity water and a small hotel near a premier beach view. Oceanfront appeal and shoreline lots available. Inquiries to Box 26 Popham Beach Me. 5 28 If.
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Maine
Popham Beach
Miss Helen Keyes Sails for Europe This Summer
Miss Helen Keyes of New York City sails for Europe for the summer. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter A Keyes who run a camp for boys at West Point and have spent several summers at West Point.
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Helen Keyes
New York City
West Point
Europe
Miss Keyes
Walter A. Keyes
Rare Elizabeth Stark portrait hangs in Bath residence
A portrait of Elizabeth Stark hangs above the fireplace at the home of William S. Newell, Bath Iron Works Corp. president, and his wife at 1080 Washington Street. The painting, about 95 years old, ties Newell to the Stark lineage, linking to Major General John Stark of Bennington and Saratoga.
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William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Newell
Mr. Newell
Elizabeth Stark
John Stark
Washington
Bennington
Burgoyne
Saratoga
Londonderry
N. H
Cambridge
Mass
Bunker Hill
Samuel Newell
Bath
Samusel Newell
Craigie House
Longfellow
Stark
Molly Stark
New Boston
New Hampshire State Museum
Concord
Arthur W. Holt
Charles Newell
Lawrence
New York City
New York Volunteers
Archibald Stark
Dumbarton
Scotland
Boston
Starks
Massachusetts Bay
Sheepscot River
Wiscasset
Old Country
Ennington
Pres, Newell
Bowdoin Celebrates Ninth Grade Graduation and Field Day
Bowdoin held ninth grade graduation in the grange hall with five graduates and joyful decor. The day also featured a Field Day of games and sports, a Sagudah EC grange gathering, and a tea service by local volunteers. Reverend Percy Vernon plans to speak at East Bowdoin chapel Sunday, and Farm Bureau women will meet June 23 at the grange hall to hear Reed with Mrs. Grant Woods and Mrs. Ella Adams in charge. Summer vacation closes local schools as rain delays farming and residents report attendance and visits in town.
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Grange
Erlin Joy
Roberts
West Bowdoin Church
Sagudahec Grange
Annie Cornish
Louise Small
Mae Skelton
Percy Vernon
East Bowdoin Chapel
Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Reed
Grant Woods
Ella Adams
Hortense Welch
Addie Williams
Litchfield
Wilson Freeman
Grant—Woods
Clyde Starvird
Brunswick
Clara Williams
West Bowdoin
Robert McAffee
Royal Visitor Dines Incognito at White Plains
The Queen of Siam with two ladies and gentlemen dined Friday at the Little White House in White Plains New York. Miss Annie Tarbox served them after the usual lunch hour. The visitors asked to be served and spoke excellent English. They departed before being identified by the hostess.
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Siam
White House
White Plains
New York
Annie Tarbox
J. H. Tarbox
Wiscasset
Miss Tarbox
Butler family ties noted in Maine visit and osteopathy graduate
Henry F. Butler of Boston spent the weekend at the home of his father Charles H. Butler in Moatsweag. LaRue Kemper, Mrs. Butler’s brother and Morse High School graduate, has recently earned a degree from Kirksville College of Osteopathy in Kirksville Missouri.
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Henry F. Butler
Boston
Charles H. Butler
Moatsweag
Bowdoinham social notes from a busy week
The Bridge club met with Mrs. Henry Cornish and saw Mrs. George Cutler win the high score. Numerous residents traveled to Portland, Lewiston, and Richmond. Highlights include Rev. Leroy V. Cleveland beginning a new pastorate, 4-H plans for a baked bean supper, and many visits among the town’s families and friends.
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Bridge Club
Henry Cornish
George Cutler
Mary Lilly
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
Portland
Ida Fowle
Merle Downing
W. L. Maloon
Bowdoin
Maloon
H. E. Cornish
Caleb Mitchell
Brunswick
A. S. MacDougal
Arthur
Sarah Howe
Colby College
Betty Merchant
Gaby Sprague Yacsad
Farmington
Miss Merchant
Fides
D. B. Cornish
Richmond Favor
Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas
W. B. Kendall
Lewiston
Pearl Raymond
North Conway
N. H
Alvin Raymond
C. O. Purinton
Clifton Melvin
Richmond
Allen MacDougal
Fort Fairfield
Bertha Moulton
Poland
Cobb
Ida Fowl
Squirrel Island
Elmer Jordan
Agent Hunter
State Road
Hunter
Leroy V. Cleveland
Winter Harbor
Bowdeinham
Baptist Church
George D. Pratt
Philip Rideout
Charles Hackett
Vendella Mosher
A. W. Wentworth
North Deering
Coombs High School
Universalist
Frances Hatch
Jessie Ames
Myrtle Lowell
Lillian Barrett
Mr. Palmer
Clarance Blackman
Waterville
R. A. Dickinson
Jessie
Elizabeth Brown
Kent’s Hill
Alice Palmer
E. C. Daley
Bath
C. P. Curtis
Boys 4-H Club
Broad Acres Farm
Postmaster Curtis
Former Bathman speaks on international trade
Arthur E. Dunning former Bath man and longtime executive secretary of the American Chamber of Commerce in Berlin spoke on Problems of International Trade before the Louise Dickie Library Students Forum. He urged adherence to economic laws and warned against one way trade, regional planning, and tax disparities while noting global debts and borrowing gaps. The Paris edition praised him as a popular executive and friend of American students. Dunning was elected to the executive committee of the Washington Centennial and chairs a subcommittee on cooperation of business organizations. Mrs Dunning attended a tea hosted by Mrs Claire Schandein Best.
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Arthur E. Dunning
American Chamber of Commerce
Berlin
Germany
Louise Dickie Library
Paris
Chicago Tribune
Pauls
International Chamber of Commerce
Dunning
Washington
Claire Schandein Best
President of the American Women's ae in her villa
The fragment notes a president of the American Women’s ae residing in a splendid villa at Gruen wa. The readable text provides no dates, full organization name, or further context to confirm events or actions.
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The
American Women's Ae
Gruenwa
Akron executive led Goodyear Zeppelin to airship project
Paul W. Litchfield, former Goodyear figure and Bath summer visitor, heads the Goodyear Zeppelin Corp. of Akron building the Navy airships ZR-4 Akron and ZR-5. ZR-4 to launch this summer, 785 feet long, 146 feet high, 133 feet wide, helium filled, lifting 182000 pounds, cruising 10000 miles at 84 mph. Litchfield recruited German Zeppelin staff to avoid foreign missteps, and prior praise in the Saturday Evening Post highlights his engineering talent.
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Paul W. Litchfield
Bath
Goodyear-Zeppelin Corp
Akron
Navy Department
Navy
Charles F. Adams
Litchfield
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Zeppelin Airship Co
Saturday Evening Post
al Williams
Mr. Litchfield
Benjamin Owen Weeks
Lighthouse Keeper Proves Himself Hero
Eugene Osgood, keeper of Perkins Island light near Parker Head, saved Linwood E. Libby from drowning after Libby fell from his skiff into a fast running tide. Osgood turned his boat against the current, brought Libby aboard, and ferried him to shore where onlookers aided. Libby, a recent Parker Head resident, suffered a burst blood vessel but received immediate treatment from Osgood, who has hospital experience.
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Eugene Osgood
Perkins’ Island
Parker Head
Linwood E. Libby
Mr. Osgood
Mr. Libby
East Rochester
N. H
Bath Visitor Attends Bowdoin Graduation
Mrs. Stephen Pinkham of Buffalo New York visited Bath on Monday to see her son Stanley Pinkham graduate from Bowdoin College. She was joined by her daughter Elizabeth who has just completed her first year at Mt Holyoke College.
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Stephen Pinkham
Buffalo
N. Y
Bath
Pinkham
Rena Dunton
Stanley Pinkham
Bowdoin College
Elizabeth
Mt. Holyoke College
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Senter’s
Linc
Walter S. Glidden
High Street
High School
Arthur F. Mayo
NEW York Life
Thaddeus Orne
New York Life Ins. Co
Easthbay Harbor
Woman
Royal Visitor
H. D. Cornish
Lorenzo Minott
Banton
L. P. Temple
Emma McCausland
Charles Berry
Rumford
Grace Meserve
Charles Keen
Charles Fisher
Gardiner
R. B. Carey
Hallowell
Columbia Hotel
Lee and
Leeland
Socony
Bathman
Parker
Hatch’s Shoe Store
Spencer
Beatrice B. Rand
Dummer Street
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