Probate Court Handles Wide Range of Administrations
Sugadahoe county probate court in session approves administrations and final accounts. Executors named include Clara N. Fogg John T. Fagan Merrill McKenney Joseph F. E. Alexander Charlotte T. Wilson Frederick W. Swanton and Grace K. Reynolds. Estates listed include Fogg Todd McFadden Swanton Hogan and O Donnell with inventories filed and inheritance tax petitions pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Lowell
Sugadahoe County
Tyng W. Fogg
Bowdoinham
Clara N. Fogg
John T. Fagan
George H. Theobald
Richmond
Merrill McKenney
Joseph FE
Alexander
David Henry Todd
Georgetown
Arthur L. Todd
Edward W. Hyde
William Os. Shorey
Annie I. Hyde
Bath
Charlotte TI. Wilson
Annie KE. McFadden
Frederick W. Swanton
Mary Augusta Swanton
J. Josephine Swanton
Charles W. Minott
Lucy Rogers
Phippsburg
Clara KE. Hogan
Alfred H. Hogan
L. Josephine Swanton
Michael O'Donnell
James C. Mulligan
William A. Connat
Grace K. Reynolds
Annie EK. Mckadden
Charlotte D. Wilson
Great showing for Chautauqua in Bath event
Guarantors in Bath reported strong support for Chautauqua with $1698.50 in ticket sales before the event. After expenses of $126.50, $1572 was given to the Swarthmore association, $72 over the guarantee, signaling bright prospects for next season. The notice invites more guarantors during this session. Miss Bessie Leverman left for Jersey City after a Bath visit. Mrs Jack Powers and Miss Edith Bullock, guests of Miss Esther Mikelsky, were visiting from Brookline and Waltham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Bath
Swarthmore Association
Bessie Leverman
Jersey City
N. J
Abramson
High Street
Jack Powers
Brookline
Mass
Edith Bullock
Waltham
King's Point
Esther Mikelsky
Elmstreec
Five Islands Summer Notes and Local Arrivals
A July week of social activity and visits at Five Islands features a church benefit dinner at the grange hall on Thursday. Numerous visitors pass the season at cottages, including families from Newton, Bath, Worcester, Malden, Cambridge, and Portland, with land sales, university events, and local library updates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Steamer City of Rockland Schedules Bath Boston Runs
The steamship City of Rockland departs Bath for Boston on Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays at 700 p.m. A daylight trip leaves Bath Saturdays at 630 a.m. The return runs from Boston to Bath occur Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays at 600 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Bath
Boston
Boothbay
Islands
Suneave
Chautauqua Town Delights Young Attendees
Hundreds of youngsters joined the Chautauqua event with Méas Ernestine Creamer assisting. Mayor Elmer Norton presided at a morning town meeting as children learned duties, played games, and enjoyed a big top town setting with streets named Washington Center and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Méas Ernestine Creamer
Elmer Norton
Luella MacDonald
LeRoy Underhill
Paul Wilson
Lily Weber
Washington, Center
Lincoln Street
Oliver Elected Secretary and Mitchell Named Foreman
At a Board of Highways and Sewers meeting Charles R. Oliver was elected secretary without compensation to fill the vacancy from Carl C. Troop’s death. Charles H. Mitchell became general foreman in charge of work, with duties starting Thursday morning. The board plans street improvements at Park and Winship, Commercial Street, and a potential new road on Washington Street from Center to South Streets, possibly to Pine Street. Ernest F. Kelley of Bath was also a candidate for superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Highways and Sewers
Charles R. Oliver
Carl C. Troop
Charles H. Mitchell
Mitchell
Kelley, Spear Co
North Yarmouth
State Highway Commission
Park and Winship Streets
Commercial
Washington Street
Center
South
Pine Street
Ernest F. Kelley
Bath
Auto Run Goes Wild Wounding Woman in Crash
Miss Lillian Crocker 18 of St Lincoln street was badly injured when the Ford driven by her uncle Gardiner Crocker lost control at Andrews road and crashed into a hydrant. She was thrown through the windshield suffering a severe right forearm wound and facial cuts requiring many stitches. She was assisted to Dr Barker's office by Robert Mosher and W L Pomroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Crocker
St Lincoln Street
Gardiner Crocker
Andrews Road
Miss Crocker
Robert Mosher
Andrews Read
W. Ll. Pomeroy
BB. F. Barker
Buoys Discontinued In Kennebec and Muscongus Bays
A mariners notice from C E Sherman superintendent of light houses lists spar buoys in Kennebec river to be discontinued around August 1 at Swan Island east channel 18 and 20 Modoc channel 88 A Tarbox channel 35 C and South Gardiner channel 28 3B. In Muscongus bay Bremen island bell buoy 4 will be changed to a spar about August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sherman
Kennebec River
Swan Island
East Channel
Modoc
Tarbox
South Gardiner
Muscongus Bay
Bremen Island
Lincoln Castle installation of officers at Maine lodge
Lincoln castle in Maine installed its officers Tuesday night led by grand chief Lucius M LeMont and past grand chief Joseph W Larrabee. Officers named include William H Morrell noble chief Arthur Williams vice chief Oscar E Jones venerable hermit and Earl C Donnell high priest. A banquet followed and speeches praised the lodge’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
William W. Mullen
William H. Morrell
Arthur Williams
Oscar E. Jones
Earl C. Donnell
LL. Earl LeMont
Fred S. Brown
Arthur F. Jordan
Guy M. Crocker
John W. Higgins
Ralph J. Dyer
Automobile overturns near Popham Beach injuring party
An automobile driven by Harry Mank carrying a dance party to Popham Beach skidded and overturned south of the old stone schoolhouse. Mrs. Dewey Mann suffered a severe facial cut and others were shaken. The crash tore the car’s top while occupants, including Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Oliver of Wollaston Mass., visiting Capt. and Mrs. Gr Undertaking, returned to Phippsburg to finish a visit with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mank
Popham Beach
Parker Head
Stone
Dewey Mann
Arders
Leslie Oliver
Wollaston
Mass
Phippsburg
Frank Gr.Turington
Tower High Street
L. M. Oliver
Oliver
John S. Emery Steamship Co
Boston
Georgetown Couple Wed Near Indian Point in Simple Ceremony
Alonzo Thibodean of Seguinland and Sunie F. Potter of Newcastle wed at high noon in the parsonage with Rev. W. T. Boyd officiating. A single ring ceremony, witnessed by relatives from Haverhill and Robinhood, marked the event as friends camp nearby for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Thibodean
Seguinland
Sunie F. Potter
Newcastle
W. T. Boyd
Esther Worthings
Hartley Harley
John Thibodeau
Webster Harley
Christine Thibodeau
Norman Harley
Bessie Boston
Albro
Alice Harvey
Fred Arnold
Haverhill
Mass
Dorothy Stewart
Robinhood
Indian Point
W. A. Todd
Popham Beach
Bk. HL. Woodside
EB. Graves
Bath
Alice Oliver
Augustus Sly
Waltham
W. C. Todd
A.W. Glass
Winthrop
Frank Phillips
Perley Rattleff
Fred Oliver
Harry Horne
Castine
Wilton Campbell
Emma Billings
Howard Heald
Roy
Emer Campbell
Sadie Campbell
Sabattus
Fred Ward
Marion Ward
Topsham
John Blackie
Cyrus Oliver
Everett Jewett
Alice Rattlen
Boston
Marr Town
George Williams
Waterville
West Georgetown
Alex Cunningham
Harry Adams
Lillian
Melrose
Mayes
New England
Henry Albers
Katherine Oliver
Andover
Mark Oliver
Northampton
Oliver
Marrtown
Working League
Augustus Todd
Popham
Edward Cummings
Z. Winkham
Charles Mains
George Oliver
Alice Stickney
Arlington
Hooker
Augusta Brooks
Everett
Harriet Deering
W.C. Todd
Z. Pinkham
W. ¢. Todd
Kate Sewell of Bowdoinham Post Road Dies After Short Illness
Kate wife of I Sewell died Thursday after a one day illness with a preceding shock. She was seven years old and leaves a husband a son and an aunt. Funeral from her home Sunday at two with flowers showing friends respect. The body was taken to her former home in New York for services. Attending were friends neighbors and relatives from Livermore Falls. Undertaker Mr Roberts of Richmond. Mr and Mrs Elmer Wade of Massachusetts visited Wade's parents this week and Mrs Wade helped care for her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
I. Sewell
Livermore Falls
Roberts
Richmond
Elmer Wade
Massachusetts
Mr. Wade
Birth of Barbara Gertrude Young in Roxbury
Mr and Mrs Morton Young of Roxbury Mass welcome a daughter named Barbara Gertrude born weighing 51 percent pounds. Mrs Young formerly Miss Elizabethayes of Bath is noted in the clipping as part of the congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Young
Roxbury
Mass
Barbara Gertrude
Young
Elizabeth [Ayes
Bath
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Tadd
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KE. B. Hooker
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Harold Hunt
Lexington
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William Wardwell
Toston
Lester Powers
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Carrie Nason
Winchester
Bowdoinham Post Road
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Bath’s Livest Men’s Shop
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