Sagadahoc Probate Court Handles Busy Estate Actions
Sagadahoc Probate Court, presided by Judge Arthur J. Dunton, completed two busy sessions this month. Administrations granted include Norman J. McCabe of Topsham and Leander A. Ring, with others appointed without bond. Wills filed and inventories, accounts, and bonds approved covered numerous Bath Bowdoinham Richmond and Phippsburg estates, guardianships, and guardianship bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Arthur J. Dunton
Busie Mess
John E. Kelly
Jessie Kelly
Phippsburg
Loretta K. Carlton
Norman J. McCabe
Topsham
Leon L. Spinney
Helen M. Coskery
Bowdein
Lenora Coskery
Amasa R. Ring
Richmond
Leander A. Ring Appoin
Almon R. Perry
Bath
Marie E. Footer
John E. Sonia
John W. Sonia
Charles W. Fullerton
Woolwich
Ruth B. Dubar
Samuel T. Hinckley
Georgetown
Edward W. Bridgham
Alice E. Frost
Arthur F. Mayo
Catherine Mulligan
Bowdoinham
William J. Hamilton
Annie B. Bishop
Minerva
Margaret Ann Sylvester
Mary Arline McNeill Gay
Charles Tremblay
Annebelle Tremblay
Lois G. Lambert
Buffalo
N. Y
C. Deforest Cummings
Elizabeth P. Haynes
Frank W. Brackett
Frank H. Pfeiffer
Worcester
Mass
Katherine L. Pfeiffer
Bessie D. Dearborn
New York
Charles H. Treen Lete
Henrietta Boutin
Angie C. Edwards
Mildred F. Edwards
Donald N. Small
Marjory H. Small
Caroline B. Anderson
Caroline B Quimby
Shrewsbury
Carrie M. Wilson
Edward E. Wilson
Russell L Sprague
Victor E. Sprague
Marilla V. Williams
Adelbert F. Williams
Howard G. Wilson
Hattie E. Wilson
Mary D. Nelson Allen
Adelbert B. Allen
Anne Kimball
Miriam W. Kimball
Inez Sausie
Marie la Blanc
John Edward Sonia
Blanche C. Teas
Mary Pelham Hill
Milton H. Douglas
Alice May Douglas
Sarah E Potter
Walter M. Potter
Retta Dell Williams
Lewis T. Williams
Jacob W. Bishop, Jr
Jacob W. Bishop
Bowdeinham
Edith I. Peary
Guardian
Ella W Kimball
Elsie M. Folsom
Omar W Folsom
Bath National Bank
Rachel E. Qunning
Nellie C. Marston
Hill
Harry L. Day
C.t.a
Charles E. Cushing
W. Earl Webster
William E. Webster
West Bath
Angela H. Johnson
Arthur B. Johnson
Annie C. Longley
Edwin O. Chandler
Old Colony
Sydney J. Meeker
Bath Trust Co
Emma S Morse
Robert W. Perkins
Verena H. Hornberger
Hattie B. Perkins
Mildred T. Wright
Byron F. Barker
Lillian M. Passmore
William T. Hall
Susan J. Bailey
James S. Bowetts
Harold Tobey
Daniel A. Bishop
Fred C. Cox
Elva M. Purinton
Stella V. Knowlton
Millward G. Patten
Edwin C. Patten
William S. Shorey
Richard C. Meeker
Elizabeth Meeker
Lucian R. Ames
Lillian Tozer
Susan E. Houghton
Carrie E. White
Eleanor B. Hyde
Mabel A. Thwing
Sally Hyde
Harry C. Knight
Flora C. Bacon
Paul Hemmerling
Arline Hemmerling
Norman McCabe
Ruth B. Bubar
Alice Frost
Gardiner R. Deering
Harry M. McIntire
Wiscasset School Notes Include Missionary Talk
Sunday school events feature songs I Need Jesus and I Am So Glad That Jesus Loves Me plus a story by Mrs Henderson. Attendees listed include Carlene Barnes and others. Miss Dennison, dental hygienist, to visit Bath with Miss Nemec of Stratford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Mrs. Henderson
Cleaves Henderson
Carlene
Richard
Roy
David Barnes
Kenneth
Evelyn
Mary Boudin
Chester Bobby
Warren
Priscilla Dorr
Gertrude Fowle
Earle Reed
Gene Reed
Margaret Fowle
Roy Allen Shea
Barbara
Bernard
Roberta Kohling
Clyde
Earle Page
Birthday and personal notices from Georgetown area
Mrs Lillian Morse celebrated her birthday at her granddaughter’s home with cousin Blanche Westall as dinner guest. Cadet Everett Haynes reports pre flight training in California with Joll Newman, both in the same course. A porcupine incident injures a Scotch terrier owned by P J Calhoun. Recurring local personal items list visits, moves, awards including Capt Maynard Files Silver Star, and various Bath and Georgetown residents with brief activities and family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Morse
George Jordan
Blanche Westall
Morse
Everett Haynes
Minter Field
Bakersfield
Calif
Joll Newman
Haynes Guest
Robinhood
P. J. Calhoun
Philip Stebbins
Portland
Dorothy Files
Arlington
Howard Trafton
Stillwater
Robert Hynes
Bath
Carleton Brown
Elizabeth Thompson
Howard Fletcher
Belmont
Mass
Fletcher
Herbert Mee-Cabe
Walter Cummings
Ralph Dunton
Waltham
R. P. Todd
Melrose
J. F. Higgins
Carroll Powers
Louise Petterson
James Oliver
Judy
John McHale
Berlin
N. H
Sherry Oliver
Maurice Hinckley
Clarence Oliver
Raphael Higgins
Higgins
Bath Iron Works
Doris Isaacson
Popham Beach
Katie Clarke
Marilyn Flewelling
Guy Easter
Bangor
Paul Akeley
William Zorach
Richard Hohenberg
Albert Deermont
Roy Newman
Boston University School of Music
Edwin Harriman and Son
Hudson, Mass
Gerald Richard and
Westall
Everett Reed
Seguinland
Roscoe Todd
Dorothy
W. A. Todd
Elmer Tibbetts
Cooper's Mills
Everett Higgins
Tech
Frances Oliver Fort
Charles Soule
Edward Pinson, Jr
Dorothy Oliver
Sgt
Francis Oliver
John Gordon
Sagadahoc Bay Beach
Seward Emmons
Baby Donovan Born at Brunswick Hospital
William and Constance Morin Donovan welcomed their son Harry Morin Donovan at Brunswick Hospital last week. Constance Morin, formerly Miss Constance Morin of Washington Street, is a daughter of Dr. Harry F. Morin of Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Morin Donovan
Brunswick Hospital
William Donovan
New York
Sir Harry Oakes A Great Lover Of Native State
Sir Harry Oakes noted for mining fortune and Bowdoin ties was found dead in Nassau. Authorities suspect foul play with his son in law charged. Nassau police, Miami officers aided an inquiry led by the Duke of Windsor. Oakes, 69, planned to visit Bar Harbor with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Oakes
Nassau
Bahamas
Bowdoin
Henry W. Owen
Oakes
Sangerville
Maine
New York
Bowdoin College
Yukon
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Congo
Death Valley
Kirkland Lake
Ontario
Canada
Lake Shore
Sydney
Eunice Myrtle McIntyre
Nancy
Alfred de Marigny
Shirley
William Pitt
Harry Philip
Harry
London
Palm Beach
Niagara Falls
Ont
Lambda
Zeta Psi Fraternity
Brunswick
New Meadows Inn
Bath Country Club
Wendall P. McKown
Boothbay Harbor
Miami
Duke of Windsor
E. W. Melchen
Duke
James O Barker
Walter W. Foskett
United States
Bar Harbor
Prospects of more gas aid praised at defense yard
Mr Shoup and others praised Ed Gren for organizing the employee transportation department at the yard as a model for defense plants. Raymond Adams noted the setup could help save B and C coupons and aid lifting the ban on pleasure driving with public cooperation and careful coupon tailoring by local boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoup
Edgren
Transportation Department
Raymond T. Adams
Five Islands Play Hailed At July Fourth Event
An original play titled The First Flag was performed July 4 by the O'Brien children Carol and Michael with guests Dianne and Joanne O'Neil. Cast included Betsy Ross, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Hancock, and Liberty. Homes and cottages around Five Islands hosted visitors and residents attending a season opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Carol
Michael
Dianne
Joanne O'Neil
George Washington
Carol O’brien
Betsy Ross
Dianne O'Neil
Thomas Jefferson
Carol O'Brien
John Hancock
Liberty
John Michael O'Brien
Mary
O. F. Rowe
Frances Bacon
Horace E. Wade
Woolwich
Harold Rowe
Carl
Kittery
Walter Berry
Leominster
Mass
Mabel Dickey
Madelyn Berry
Jean
Dorothy Thompson
Sallie Roy
J. G. Stevens
Paul Thompson
Marion Stevens
Portland
Stevens
Gilbert Lewis
Georgetown
Five Islands
Woodrow Gray
Constance
Jerry
Five Island
Milton Pinkham
Bath Iron Works
Boston
Nichols
S. Jones
Carlton Hinckley
Quincy
Hinckley
Willard Chafe
Cambridge
J. V. Blasi
Maurice Pinkham
South Freeport
Orville Rowe
Otis Baker
Norwood
Baker Cottage
Francis Bacon
Peter
South
Sudbury
Bath
D. W. Staffeld
Luke Roy
Vernon E. Gray
Gray
William Stacey
Elwood Toothaker
Tommy
I. FE. Booker
Connorsville
Ind
Melvin Comeau
Watson
Visitors inspect filing systems at Bath Iron Works tour
The party arrived in Bath on Wednesday morning and toured the Employers Transportation office. Edgren explained the system in use and answered questions before a conference discussion on problems faced in different areas. A luncheon at Hotel Eagle preceded a 4.30 train departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Bath
Employers Transportation Office
Edgren
Brunswick
Eagle
Bath Iron Works
Buchan Couple Vacationing at Popham Beach Cottage
Mr and Mrs George Buchan are spending their annual vacation at a cottage on Popham Beach near Bath. Mr Buchan is employed by the Western Electric Co and currently based in PLEO PONYC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Buchanan
Popham Beach
Bath
Buchanan
Western Electric Co
Pleo Ponyc
Rotary luncheon resumes at Parish House in Bath Brunswick area
Rotary club members gathered at Central church Parish House for noon luncheon after last month’s dining room closure. Andrew J. Danielson led music. Thomas H. Riley spoke on Conservation Order No 41, urging building permits above 200 dollars and warning against unauthorized construction near Ham's Hill, Bath Brunswick road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Sedgwick
Central Church Parish House
Rotary Anns
Andrew J. Danielson
George Musk
Augusta
Thomas H. Riley
Brunswick Savings Institution
War Production Board
Bath
Brunswick
Ham's Hill
Bath-Brunswick Road
Obituary Death of William J. Stinson of Woolwich
William J. Stinson of Woolwich drowned while swimming near Edgecomb on Monday afternoon, likely due to cramps from heat and his limited swimming ability. A 35 year Bath Iron Works machinist, he is survived by his wife, a daughter, two sons, three brothers, and a sister. Funeral services are set for Thursday at Mayo Funeral Home with Rev. Frederick Moffatt officiating. Burial follows at Day’s Ferry family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Stinson
Woolwich
Edgecomb
Bath Iron Works
Mr. Stinson
Lemuel F
Alice (Pinkham) Stinson
Stinson
Henry Seegar
Robert
Richard
Everson
Arthur
John
Wiscasset
Ruth Doyle
Middle Street
Bath
Mayo Funeral Home
Frederick Moffatt
Corliss Street
Funeral services held for Ralph E Sanborn
Ralph E Sanborn funeral services were conducted Friday at 2 p.m. from his 356 Middle Street home with Rev. Frederick Moffatt officiating. Bearers were Arthur Plant Edward Robbins Arthur Dean and William G Kimball. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E Sanborn
Middle — Street
Frederick Moffatt
Arthur Plant
Edward Robbins
Arthur Dean
William G. Kimball
Oak Grove Cemetery
Forest City visitors join Mrs Slater and daughter
Mrs George Slater and her daughter Carol from Forest City New York have arrived for a month long visit with Mrs Slater’s sister Mrs John A Greene at 5 Leonard Street Scout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Slater
Carol
Forest City
Slater
John A. Greene
Leonard Scourt
James W Harkins Dies After Ill Health at 61
James W Harkins founder and first president of the Independent Brotherhood of Shipyard Workers died at his Waldoboro home after months of illness at age 61. Born in Edinburgh he built a lifelong career in labor, organized shipyard workers, and led multiple national unions including the AFL CIO and East Coast Alliance. He is survived by his wife Madeline three sons two daughters and extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Harkins
Independent Brotherhood of Shipyard Workers Inc
Bath Iron Works Corp
Waldoboro
Edinburgh
Scotland
Timothy
Anna Cahoon Harkins
Maine
American Federation of Labor
AFL
The
CIO
East Coast Alliance
Iumswa
IBSW
East Coast Alliance of Independent Unions
Independent Brotherhood of Shipyard Workers
Iron Works
Harkins
Bath
Southwest Harbor Lodge
Knights Pythias
Madeline
James Jr
Paul
U. S. Navy
Kelsey
U. S. Army
Anna Witham
Lois Davis
Friendship
Ethel Harkins
John H. Harkins
Thomas
Mt. Desert
Anna McCormick
Margaret Flaherty
Mary Crabtree
Elizabeth Davis
Bridgewater
Mass
Daniel Doyle longtime Sagadahock janitor dies at home
Daniel Doyle died suddenly at his home 41 Union Street on Sunday evening. Born in Portland to Thomas and Margaret Geary Doyle he left a widow and five grandchildren. Survived by son Dr Joseph Doyle daughter Mrs Oliver Moses tree Lisbon Falls brother John O Doyle Bath sister Mrs Catharine Perham Portland. Funeral Thursday at 10 in Lisbon Falls and private. Mrs Arthur Farris of Elm Street remains a Memorial Hospital patient since last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Doyle
Sagadahock Lock
Union Street
Portland
Thomas and
Margaret Geary Doyle
Doyle
Joseph Doyle
Oliver Moses Tree
Lisbon Falls
John TO Doyle
Obituary Mrs Mary Spinney 70 of Bath
Mrs Mary Spinney 70 wife of Levi Spinney of 135 Lower Middle Street died in Augusta Tuesday after a long illness. Born in Innismaine Ireland she moved to Bath as a child and lived there most of her life. Survived by two sisters and four brothers with many nieces and nephews. Funeral from St Marys Church Friday at 8 am with callers at Mayo Funeral Home until service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Spinney
Levi D. Spinney
Lower Middle Street
Augusta
Spinney
Innismaine
Ireland
Michael F
Mary E. (Flaherty) O'Brien
Bath
St. Mary's
Mayo Funeral Home
High Street
Mrs. Sarah E. Palmer Passes Away at 69 in Bath
Mrs. Sarah E. Palmer 69 widow of John T. Palmer died suddenly at her home on Marshalls avenue about ten o clock Friday forenoon after mild two year illness. Born March 11 1874 in Valley Field P E I daughter of Allen A. and Marjorie MacDonald she moved to Bath as a child and lived there. Survived by two daughters Marjorie E. and Marion E two brothers Daniel A. MacDonald and Rev Edward A. MacDonald and a sister Mrs John Kendall. Funeral at her home Sunday afternoon at 2 with Rev Frederick Moffatt officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Palmer
John T. Palmer
Marshall Avenue
Corliss Street
Frederick Moffatt
Obituary of Herbert W. McKenney 72 Hospital Death
Herbert W. McKenney, 72, died Monday at Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He collapsed at home following a grocery trip, striking his head on the kitchen stove. A longtime Hyde Windlass Co. employee and Wesley Methodist janitor, he is survived by his wife, two daughters Alice of Bath and Nancy of Gardiner, and a sister in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. McKenney
Memorial Hospital
Ellery Whittemore
McKenney
Hyde Windlass Co
Wesley Methodist Church
Augusta
Alice
Bath
Nancy
Gardiner
FourYearOld Vaillancourt Dies After Admission
Anne Vaillancourt four year old daughter of Leon and Martha Vaillancourt died at Maine General Hospital Portland a few hours after admission. Survived by parents four brothers Erle U S Navy Henry Roland James all of this city two sisters Jeannine and Reta Mae. Funeral services held Wednesday at 10 AM from Mayo Funeral Home burial in Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Vaillancourt
Leon
Martha
Ruest) Vaillancourt
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Lincoln Street
Frostina Marston
Erle
U. S. Navy
Henry
Roland
James
Jeannine
Retamae
Mayo
Bural
Calvary Cemetery
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John L. Jack Register
William Dwyer
Robert M. Dwyer
Anne Nemec
Stratford, Conn
Columbiniversity
Jean Dennison
William W. Dennison
Green Street
Dennison
David Miller
Nemec
Sir Harry Oakes
R. E. Sanborn
Polly Adams
SPARS
Morse High
Office of
Torrey Roller Bushing Works
Miss Adams
Carl G. Adams
Oliver Street
Arthur Farris
Elm Street
Herbert W. M'Kenney
Freds, Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston
Washington &T