Summer social notes and visitors in Bowdoinham area
Numerous arrivals and visits mark a busy Bowdoinham Fourth of July as families from Washburn Portland Hartford and beyond gather at local homes camps and shared events. Guests include Miss Ruby Brigbee Mrs Hortenze Cannon Mr and Mrs Cash with daughter and other relatives visiting Mrs Ruth Jones and W J Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Brigbee
Washburn
Ralph McEwen
Hortenze Cannon
Portland
George Hamilton
Cash
Connecticut
W. J. Graves
Edith Lemont
Bath
Cora Wilkinson
Billy Cornish
Cambridge
Mass
Bertha Moulton
Deer Isle
J. Hall Denham
C. B. Randall
George Robinson
Gertrude
Rockland
Frank Ross
Hazardville
Conn
Lewis Paridis
Detroit
Mich
Paridis
Jessie Cromwell
Willard Cromwell
Clara Fogg
Harry Adams
Chebegue Island
Roscoe Douglass
Wilds Road
Jane Browne
Wilbur Browne
Geraldine
Doris Cornish
Rangeley
James Millay
Prank Adams
Bowdoin
Murl Downing
I. M. Fowle
Abbie Thorne
Frank
Belfast
William Raymond
Berlin
N. H
A. E. Raymond
Margaret Carver
Auburn
Sarah
Wilbert Carver
Sheriff Henderson
Bay Road
Taxi Service Ad From Sebasco Post Office
A dated classified notice directs readers to contact Sebasco post office in Sebasco Maine for taxi service with W H Bartlett listed and a 1-12 wp loan reference.
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Sebasco
W. H. Bartlett
Quiet Fourth Observed Around Town and Local Visits
Town marked Independence Day with quiet streets and nearly empty shops. Fireworks sold by W. H. Lowell. flags flew at the Soldiers' memorial lot and various locales. Residents toured, entertained guests, and many traveled out of town for the holiday, with numerous family gatherings and visits to friends in nearby towns.
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W. H. Lowell
Soldiers’ Memorial
Kendall’s Mill
Mell Jenkins
Olive Andros
John Purington
Bath
George Hamilton
R. A. Dickinson
Raymond Rendell
Alfred
C. L. Browne
Clare Ogg
Fred
Marie Jack
W. D. Willis
R. D. Purinton
J. B. Lilly
W. Putnam
Orr’s Island
A. S. MacDougal
Foster
Waterville
Linwood Rideout
William Géile
Winthrop
Vendella Mosher
New York
William Sparks
Philadelphia
Lang Farm
Mr. Sparks
Jane Browne
Charles Hackett
H. D. Cornish
Dorothy Dickinson
Portland
George Chick
Monmouth
Millay Bros
Ida Purington
William
George Purington
Lewiston
Minot Doble
J. E. Clancy
Mechanic
Bath D A R Invited To Attend A Colonial Tea
Col Dummer Sewall chapter D A R invited by Koussinoc chapter Augusta to attend a Colonial tea at Fort Western Augusta Tuesday July 15 from three to six to commemorate the 300th anniversary of Koussinoc trading post established by Plymouth colony Fort Western site built in 1754 Many Bath chapter members hoped to attend Mrs W B Getchell regent of Koussinoc Mrs Robert Good and daughters Mary Helen of New London Conn visiting Winthrop after staying with Mr and Mrs Archie McNeil Bath prior to departure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Dummer Sewall
D. A
Bath
W. B. Getchell
Koussinoc
Robert Good
Mary
Helen
New London
Odor From Sewer Haunts New Municipal Dock Project
A sewer odor near the Kennebec outlet 25 feet from the new floating dock hinders small-boat landings. The Seguin cleared mud but odor remains, with calls to extend the sewer beyond the low water mark. City officials and merchants bear the cost and effort to restore access and reduce stench.
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Kennebec
Harold P. Small
Old City
Broad Street
Harry T. Passmore
Mr. Passmore
Donaldson Mowbray Wedding in Peru Indiana
Nellie Mowbray daughter of Mrs C Lyman Hall married Marc H Donaldson in Peru Indiana on July 2 at the Presbyterian church. The bride wore a black and white silk sports suit, attended only by herself, and the couple will reside in New York City where Donaldson works at Chase National Bank.
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Nellie Mowbray
C. Lyman Hall
Mary Clark
Bath
Eben J. Marson
Peru
Ind
Marc H. Donaldson
J. R. Donaldson
Presbyterian Church
C. E. Lamare
Donaldson
Peru High School
Tri Kappa Sorority
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Chase National Bank
New York
Two Speakers Highlight W C T U Meeting at Wesley Church
Rev. F. L. Littlefield and George Patterson spoke at the W C T U gathering at Wesley church. Mrs. Fred Bragg sang two solos and four junior groups from North End reported. The union voted to subscribe to The Young Crusader for children, with some sent to the Orphans Home. Letters were urged to Eskimo children in Labrador via Donald B MacMillan, and shells display was discussed. Edward Morin leaves for Camp Katahdin for July and August in Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Littlefield
Wesley Methodist Church
George Patterson
Wesley Church
Fred Bragg
North End
Young Crusader
Captain Danny Miller Brings Collier Here
Captain Danny Miller brings the collier Coastwise to the Kennebec Wharf with 6600 tons of bituminous coal. The Camden built vessel, 359 feet long and 49.2 wide, is commanded by Captain Howard F. Brownley of Boston, a 32 year old master. On its return voyage it carried a crew of 32 including officers, engineers, and firemen.
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Heckomock
Bath
Seas
Seguin
Kennebec
Boston
Berkshire
Camden
N. J
Community Notes From Bath and Nearby Towns
Local residents and visitors are listed across Bath, Popham Beach, Small Point, and surrounding areas. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Marsh of East Orange New Jersey, Alec Miller of Edison Light Co New York, and Grace Thornton now Mrs Mansfield of Malden Massachusetts. Other guests and travelers visit or return to Bath from Washington D C Malden Rye Lincoln Street 25 Cobb Road and Stoneham. Births and gatherings include the Cloutier daughter Mary Louise Irene and Forest Service work for Malcolm Loring in Colorado. Social scenes feature bridge games hosted by Mrs Philip O Haran with Miss Vivian Lemont of Portland and attendees from Portland and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Marsh
East Orange
N. J
Popham Beach
Alec Miller
Edison Light Co
New York
Abraham Miller
Lincoln Street
Gary Mansfield
Malden
Mass
Edward Thornton
Middle Street
Mansfield
Grace Thornton
Fred Nichols
Marion
Washington, D. C
Frank Dodge
Edgecomb
J. B. Cunningham
Herbert Stevens
Cobb Road
Mary Aick
Laconia
N. H
Bath
New York City
Small Point
Dearborn
Douglas Dearborn
Rye
N. Y
Henry Dearborn
O. J. Burns
John E. Fitzgerald
Clinton
B. H. Cogan
Stoneham
Joseph Goldman
Beverly
Ada
Lawrence
Goldman
Edward B. Thornton
Robert
Arlington
R. B. Parrish
Hinckley Street
Waterville
Parrish
Sumner Sewall
Mr. Sewall
Olive Sewall
Adirondack Mountains
Marshall Sewall
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Sewall
Harold M. Sewall
Elizabeth
Albert Cloutier
Oak Street
Brunswick
Mary Louise Irene
Cloutier
Joseph Cloutier
Granite Street
Malcolm Loring
North Waterford
Woodland Park
Colorado
Loring
United States Forest Service
John Loring
North Bath
Yale School of Forestry
Philip O’haran
Vivian Lemont
Portland
William Robson
Myda Feero
Miss Lemont
Helen Niles
Horace Perry
Ella McAllister
Gertrude Galloupe
Second July Session of Probate Court Actions Noted
The Second July session lists numerous estates and guardianships from Richmond Bath and Georgetown. Appointments, distributions, and inheritance tax determinations were filed or granted, with executors and guardians named.
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Henry i
Richmond
O. P. Galusha
Maud W. Millay
John H. MacSorley
Emily Jane Williams
Everett N. Williams
Bowdeinham
Ernest L. McLean
Bert Allard
Samuel Strand
Ruth Strand
Topsham
Frank H. Beal
Fred L. York
Phippsburg
Maud P. Thayer
Cora A. Searle
Georgetown
William A. Bibber
Isaac L. Lake
Nancy E. Clapp
Bath
Patten Free Library
Marion H. Moody
Fred L White
Buckhead
Fannie E. Mallett
Sherman I. Gould
Portland
Valuations Fall to Lowest Point in Ledger Listing
A continued column lists numerous individuals and entities with low valuations, including Walker Helen A and Walsh Charles W, among many heirs and property owners. Totals show scattered amounts like 215.00 and 877.20, with references to organizations such as the Young Men's Christian Association and various family or estate names.
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Walker
Helen A
Walsh
Charles W
Wats Touchie Creu Nicaervices
Webster
Arthur R
N.R
Wetherbee
Charles P
Wilson
Lewis E
Wing
Leigh HeReee Wong
Sam
Wright
Lillian M
Henry C
Ale Walters
Harry A
Watson
Julia Ay
Ellen C
Webber
Merton O
William E
Weeks
Frances A
Weinblatt
Moses Weston
Alice Bacons
Con Whalen
Frank H
Whitehouse
Harriet
Wiley
Levi S
Willig
Bas
Isis Wilson
Clinton D. Winslow
Albert G
Winslow
Wiseman Farms
John J. Wiseman
N. R
Woodside
Edward H
George H. Bangs
Woolworth
F. W. Co
Work
Ernest Ars
Preess Wright
George F
E. Mason
Young Men's Christian Ass
Yule
Mary D
Eae
Funeral for Mrs Nellie Fletcher Totman
The funeral for Mrs Nellie Fletcher Totman wife of Capt Arthur L Totman was held Tuesday at 2 30 pm at their Winneganee home. A large crowd attended with numerous floral tributes. Rev David L Wilson of Central church officiated with bearers Harry Williams Fred Oliver Harry Blaisdell and Charles K Brown of Portland. Burial followed at Oak Grove Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Fletcher Totman
Arthur L. Totman
Winneganee
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Harry Williams
Fred Oliver
Harry Blaisdell
Charles K. Brown
Portland
Oak Grove
Bath
Local Residents Enjoy Weekend Visits and Weddings
Clarence Bickle on three week vacation in Bath with parents at 22 North street. Dr. E J Fitzgerald now at Navy Yard Kittery spent weekend at Pawtucket Rhode Island for a Dental College classmate wedding. Oscar Thornton formerly Bath A P store manager visits his parents in Middle street. Chandler Corbett leaves Bath for Vermont after visiting Miss Marion Wakefield at 748 Middle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bickle
Washington, D. C
Bath
Henry Bickle
North Street
E. J. Fitzgerald
Navy Yard
Kittery
Pawtucket
R. I
Dental College
Oscar Thornton
Malden
Mass
Center Street
Edward Thornton
Middle Street
Chandler Corbett
Vermont
Marion Wakefield
Bath plant casts 14000 pound propeller
The Hyde Windlass Co in Bath is casting a four bladed propeller weighing about 14,000 pounds for the steamship Governor Dingley of the Eastern Steamship Co. The propeller is expected to ship from Bath on July 19 to Boston Drydock for the hauled out voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Dingley
Eastern Steamship Co
Hyde Windlass Co
Bath
Boston Drydock
Moses Family Returns From Rangeley Lakes Visit
Hon and Mrs Oliver Moses two and Mrs Emma Moses and Miss Lydia C Moses returned Monday after a weekend and holiday at Rangeley Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Moses
Emma Moses
Lydia C. Moses
Rangeley Iakes
Otter Cliff House Hosts Holiday Guests
Guests at the Otter Cliff House, Five Islands, for the Fourth included Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Butler of Belmont Massachusetts Mr. and Mrs. J Kendall Hodder of Arlington Massachusetts C W Walsh and friends of Bath. Mr and Mrs Henry Folsom and two daughters were dinner guests. Mrs Maurice Small of Bath is also a guest. Erold and Irving Boucher of Barre Vermont visited with their mother Mrs W S Boucher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter Cliff House
Islands
Charles C. Butler
Belmont
Mass
J. Kendall Hodder
Arlington
C. W. Walsh
Bath
Henry Folsom
Maurice Small
Erold
Irving Boucher
Barre
W. 8. Boucher
Rahway Couple Vacationing During Weeklong Stay
Mr and Mrs Terrill Belknap Marsh of Rahway New Jersey are spending a week away together as part of a short vacation.
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Mrs. Terrill Belknap Marsh of
Rahway, N. J
Popham Beach
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Bowdoinham
E. P. Kendall
Viola Coombs
Mary Patten
Mary Hall
Charles Berry
Helen Britt
Mary T. Purinton
Mutchinson- Winter Suoe CO
Mamaremuent
Hatch’s Shoe Store
Winnie Lightner
Joe E. Brown, Sally O’neil
Abe Lyman
Warner Bros
Vitaphone
Broadway
Lily
Becau
Corinne Griffith
Ralph Forbes
Jean Bary
Donaldson-Mowbray
Indiana
W.C.T.U. Meeting
Edward Morin
Washington Street
Harrison
Camp Katahdin
Betty Compson
Lowell Sherman Hugh Trevor
Raymond Hatton
Danny Miller
Collier
Paramount Pictures
Star of the
Grand Opera
Lawrence Tibbett
Baritone
Catherine Dale Owen
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
John R. Lankman CO
Hildren
Brunswick Senter
Beatrice E. Rand
Dummer Bath
Spencer Corsetiere
OTTER
Bath Department Store
Grant Withers
Loretta Young
Jack
Jack Oakie
Skeets
Lagher