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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1926

Page

4

Personal notes from a Maine town household list

A jumble of social items mentions Mrs. Lewis Avery and Mrs. Ernest Avery with Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Nichols traveling to Losten, Ha verhill and Highland street visitors from Bath and Attleboro. Several residents attend visits, anniversaries, and a large clambake hosted by the Sewall family with numerous guests from New York, Vermont, Maine, and beyond.

Lewis Avery Ernest Avery Vincent Nichols Woodfords Losten Lewis Thackery Haverhill Maes Attleboro, Mas George Fowles North Wales Fred Merter Mary, Dserethy and Yeges Farso Arthur Sewis Mary Amd Wiliam Harold Mo Sewall Leal Sewall New York Arther Sewall Tual Walter Eo Belge Casapla Ventner John W. Williamite Vealdmere Amd Frederick Veres Merceiclime Wiltian Whitwenl William Whetusin Chalfente Lincon Valiet Warresy Wieimekark Isenz Bo Veres Mere George Dearleri Thema Cutting Mears Diearorn Seattle Wash Carleton Pie Lauber

Local Residents Return from Visits and Summer Plans

Mrs. Frank KF VPage returns from the High street home to Jersey City. Albert W. Flint of Bangor visits his uncle in Farrin street, son of Fred Flint. Higgins family back from Fire Islands and Gardner. Hedrick recalls Gardiner stay. Cressey and Washard families plan summer at Robinhead cottages. Willis guests from Iyde Park. Mrs Willis to remain two weeks. Yonkers visitors to Woolwich and Sumner home nearby. Coombs travels Dresden visit. Frye family from Bangor and Ole Town guests. Attleboro guests hosted by Wing family. Birth announced at City Hospital for Carl Linekin’s son Robert Edward.

Frank KF High Street Jersey City N. J Albert W. Flint, Tod Bangor Albert W. Flint Farrin Street Fred Flint This City Roxcoe Higgins Forrest Warren Christine Helen Fire Islands Indian Point Gardner Thaddeus Hedrick Gardiner Mr. Hedrick West Virginia Harry Cressey George Cressey Lering Washard Robinhead Cressey Gertram Willis Iyde Park Mass Willis John Dowling Shaw Street Halward. Heald Yonkers N.Y Woolwich Dieury FL Buter Ashland N. EL Sumner George Coumbs Upper High Street Dresden Harry Hawi Frank Aeandecen Samford Coombs Orrin FL Frye Stuart Ole Town George Hopkins Barbara Trartford Conn Chore Sturceegns Attienare Carl Linekin Andrew Pond City West Medford Maer Bert Moulten Nash Browne Mr. Browne Ernest Carde Helen Lamoreau Augusta Mary Purington Star F. K. Jack A. B. Cornish Gardiner Thuredey Florence Seigars Baby Barbara C. B. Randall Portland Charles Newton Wilhelmina Haines’ Landing Dr. Smith Boston Mary T. Purintoo Frank White Fort Fairfield Co. BF. Lamoreau Lamoreau Alyne Harmon C. F. Lamoreau Coba Havana Cuba Walter Cases A. Gatchell Perley Davis Willard Framingham Viola Coombs H. EK. Cornish Georgetown Harry Horne C. W. Perrys Catherine Bessie MacDougal Carl Brown Purington Dingles Given Ross Georgia Wakefield Richmond Campbell Sabattus L. P. Temple Haines Landing Charles McEwen Ralph J. N. Temple Nellie Minott Hank Brown Litchfield Vercy Tibbetts Vine Street Kendall Graves Bowdoin Lilly Richard A. S. MacDougal Limestone Ernest Card Green Cottage Pleasant Pond Eva Weston Edith Wood W. D. Hutchings Earl L. Browne Massachusetts Collis W. B. Datton Sumer Anson Judge Ames Cannon's K.P. Kendall Bessie Ames Ida Mrra Fowle Merle Downing Maquoit Candy’s Harbor Moses Springfield John West Florence Willis Stanley Cambridge Fanny Thurlow Highland Street Song Robert and Phillip Woonsocket Grove New Meadows Hamilton Lishen Falls Maud Appleby Charles E

Marriage Unites Malcolm Grant and Alice Cotton at Bowdoinham

In Bowdoinham a early June wedding united Malcolm B. Grant of Upper Dam and Alice Wilma Cotton of Cherryfield at the home of Rev. George G. Powers. The couple will reside at Upper Dam after a short sojourn and planning a July 15 homecoming. The article also notes a village full of summer visitors, local guests, and Independence Day celebrations with parties, travels, and local events in Bowdoinham.

Cotton Cherryfield George G. Powers George AG. Powers Irs Charles E. Grant Upper Dam Rangeley Lakes Fannie Graves Topsham Bowdoinhal Charles Newton Courtney Bay Shore Ida Turington William Minott Doble Portland Walter Warington Rumford Lorenzo Minott Albert Hall Litchfield Frank Crown Robert Gardiner Frank Seigars Norman Cook Frances Ralph Denham James A. Dunlap Clarence Blackman Waterville R. A. Dickinson Blackmaan Frank Heath Filmer Jordan Old Orchard Jane Browne Athel Willes Clarence Skelton Skelton Linwood J. Skelton FE. L. White BE. Lamorean Pomona Grange Five Islands F. Lamoreau Lewiston George Weeks Adrianna Fulton A.C. Carr Kenneth Wilson Bates College Jimmie

July Session Probate Court Handles Wide Range of Estates

Sagadahoc County probate court convened for the July term with Judge James H. Lowell presiding. petitions for probate and administration filled covering numerous estates from Bath Bowdoinham Topsham and surrounding towns, including foreign will petitions and bonds filed and approved, inventories and accounts filed, guardianship and distribution petitions, and licenses to sell real estate.

Sagadahoe County James Lowell Curtie A. Fickett Topsham Sarah M. Fickett Sarah A. Rogers Bath Walter E. Chase Alexander Wilson Eva Wilson Balbina Rowe Boston George A. Yeo Mary E. Campbell Newton Mass Warren H. Besse Hyman Davis Minnie A. Warren Bowdvinhaima Edwin W. E. Warren Frances A. Dunham Edward W. Dunham Haverhill Mary Ei. Webber Emma VP. Warington Walter M. Matlett Charles F. Tarr Richmond Dorothy G. Tarr Bessie R. Brown Arthur Brown Warren H. Bearse Amanda L Ella L. Staples Bowdoinham Charles F. Staples Welch Charles H. Welch William Small James H. Ames Evelyn KX. Tabor Lucinda T. Sprague Annie D. Dale James E. Dale Inez Savoie Phillippe LeBlanc Rufus LD Moulton Armida N Henry W. Hanson John W. Kate Bertha C. Dean Elizabeth Mallard George W. Dean John S. Hyde George T. Keith Erwin S. Turner Charlotte S. Turner Frederick J. Hinckley Ce. T. A Mark I Marriars Georgetown Malcoli II Doble Augusta McKay Carrie C. Shaw Enoch T. Shaw Eliza BE. Marr Marion Freeman Frederick W. Freeman Annie Henderson Blanche F. Ames Woolwich John G. Morse, Jr John G. Morse Phippisburg Arthur J. Dun Ton William H. Fiske Arthur J. Dunton Jain G. Morse Phippsburg John VD. Varey Fannie K. Merryman Liaverhill Darrett Votter Guardian Hildegarde H. Haskell Itichmond Harry FE Houdlette Guardian William Small Iate Bowdeinham Ad- Imipistrator Ce Te. A Sarah R. Given Bert M. Webber Chauncey F. Curtis Whippsburg John. G. Morse, Jr

Weekend Guests Span Bath and Nearby Towns

A long list of residents and visitors spent weekends and holidays at homes, camps, and cottages around Rangeley Lake, Quaker Point, Boothbay Harbor, and Bath. Individuals from Boston Quincy Portland and Portsmouth joined family gatherings, reunions, and visits with relatives including the Darris, Morse, Freeman, Carr, and Willis households, with several planning further travel or relocations.

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Fancy Cretonnes Betty Gray Hall’s Variety Store Center Street Malcolm B. Grant Alice Wilma Ezra Webber Master Alden Arlington Webber Elisha Webber Clinton Trailer Wistissel Tenant's Harbor Canaan Jewell Sumner School J. E. Cornish Maseachusetts H. J. Cornish W. OS Town Hall Ellen Sparks Florence Hattie Androshone William Sparks Little Son Philadelphia Lang Farm Trish J. P. Jewell Malcolm and Merrymeeting Grange George Brown MacDougall Frances Wilson Ates College Charles Elliot Esle Marjorie Lamoreau Lorraine Teenie Lysle Cornish Jack Browne Jackie Thelma Oliver Washington Street Miss Oliver Pauline Burden Carlena Meister Muriel Ayer Marie Ayer Edith Trott Virginia Oliver Masters Milton Trott Donald Crosby James S. Lowell Men’s Athletic Union Gibb’s Flint Brunswick Senter Maine Bessie LaRock Ida Fields Oak Street Joseph Oliver Wilbur Crocker Fred Sidelinger Rangeley Lake Sanford Nickerson Geraldine Capitol Island Elbridge Malcolm Lower High Street Quaker Point Frederick St. Kimberl Albert H. Shaw Raymond Trott Quincy Upper Washington Street FE. Mason Lemont Ray Dunton Sebasco Herbert Rogers Nahant Maass Whiskeay Jack Wade Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc Brandon Boothbay Harbor Wade Park Street Edward Gaudreau John T. Parris Upper Washington Bath Department Store
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