Sagadahoc Probate Court Actions Reported
Sagadahoc probate court in its March term first session approved Wills for several estates including Riggs Michaud Atlan Tarbox Minott Randall Beal Call and others. Administrations granted for McMahan King Worthing Thibodeau Downing Norton Bridgham Small Downing Parris and other estates. Inventories filed and allowed and accounts approved for multiple estates with detailed executors guardians and administrators named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Glidden
Sagadahoc
Harry O. Riggs
New Rochelle
N. Y
Louise Michaud
Topsham
Ovide Michaud
Melinda T. Atlan
Harry R. Tarbox
John C. Minott
Bath
Flora M. Randall
Sarah A. Given
Frank H. Beal
Ida M. Beal
Eva J. Call
West Bath
Ruth H. Call
March Term Probate Court Bath Administrations Filed
March term includes filings and appointments for estates in Bath and surrounding towns. Harriett Hathombate Woolwich by Dora Beal Bath. Rosa Shea Arrowsic for Bion Shea. Frank Beal Bath by Ide Beal. John Doyle Richmond guardian. Henry Dou ntless estate final. Abbie Ryder Richmond estate administrator. Edward Baton Williams. Florence Bates administratrix. Charles Hilliat Bowdoinham. Fred Young administrator. Joseph Stewart estate Melrose Mass. Kabmon Sewart administrator. Peter Stewart Jacksonville Fla. Mary Alma Palmer Bath. Edward Bridgham and Charles Small Jr appointed. Jacqueline Barker minor Bath guardian. James McFarland Arrowsic administratrix. Gayland Thompson Bath minor change of name petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma L. Rand
Bath
Florence L. Calderwood
Susan C. Lemont
Topsham
George L. Wright
Maria G. Kelley
Bowdeinham
Alvah B. Kelley
Charles A. McMahan
Georgetown
Frank M. McMahan
Emma M. King
Daniel Williams
Esther A. Worthing
Theodore S. Thibodeau
Addie J. Downing
Woolwich
Willian J. Downing
Herbert W. Norton
Edward W. Bridgham
Charles T. Small, Jr
Wallace T. Pratt
Horace W. Swett
Charles H. Cahill
William B. Mussenden
Theodore 8. Thibodeau
William J. Downing
John T. Parris
Sarah L. Gaudreau
Herbert A. Norton
Charlies T. Smell Jr
Norman Charles Johansen
Annie M. Johansen
Richmond
Samuel A. Vanner
Nellie M. Merry
George L. Curtis
Edwin B. Curtis
Charles F. Hill
Florence H. Bates
Annie M. Snow
Perkins Plantation
Frank M. Pushard
Hattie E. Quinnam
C. Jackson Quinnam
Harold A. Reed
Katherine L. Reed
Din
John L. McPherson
Edith M. McPherson
Alice M Walker
Harold S. Walker
Martha L. Millay
Horace J. Millay
James H. Millay
Maria G. Harris
Phippsburg
Harry R. Harris
Frank M. Bowker
Arthur M. Bowker
Weikko O. Wirta
Arrowsie
Gertrude R. Wirta
Parker N. Moulton
Ada Manson
Martha E. Millay
D. Bn
Gertrude Harris Rathbun
Mary P. Reazer
Morristown
N. J
J. Houghton McLellan
Marguerite Maxson Russell
Scott Willard Maxson
Arthur J. Dunston
J. Edward Drake
William S. Shorey
George P. Davenport
T. Harrison Riley, Jr
Felix Flagg
Carolyn S. Lang
Ivan E. Lang
Bowdoinham
Josie B. Irish
Isaac C. Irish
Bridget T. Wagner
Edward R. Hanson
William Mann
C. L. Farnham Co
George O. Curtis
West Bath
Mary E. Fitzgerald
D.ba
Melinda T. Allan
Leon L. Spinney
Brunswick
Eva J. Call
Arthur J. Dunton
Hannnah A. Thomas
Harriet P. Hathombate
Dora C. Beal
Bion F. Shea
Arrowsic
Rosa D. Shea
Frank H. Beal
Ide M. Beal
John H. Dorie
Daniel Doyle
Hany W. Dountiess
Abbie E. Rydcriste
Edward L. Baton
Minott Williams
Charles F. Hilliate
Freq P. Young
Joseph Istrater
Walter J. Lora
Melrose
Mass
Kabnon Sewart
Peter Stewart
Jacksonville
Fla
Mary Alma Palmer
Charles T. Small Jr
Jacqueline Barker
Clara_M Barker
James S. McFarland
Katherine M_ McFarland
Gayland Preston Thompson
Bery
Alexander
Excellent Records by Arrowsic Pupils
Iriving Campbell Dougie Shaw Jr Paul Cote Douglas Wiria show excellent records at Arrowsic. Absent students include Gertrude Phinner Katherine Campbell Richard Cae and Lacy Woodward. A two week vacation follows with Mrs Georgie Walker to take charge after her Boston vacation with her daughter Miss Maxims Walker.
Liquor license hearing notes address hotel ownership and credibility
Mary C. O'Hare testified she and her mother own the hotel and have no criminal convictions, inviting opponents to inspect. Catherine Lyde and Eileen Tabor vouched for proper conduct. Rex Smith of the Christian Civic League found no evidence linking the applicant to the hotel. Attorney Bridgham said Phil OHara has no connection. The commission toured the hotel after the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace One
Mary C. O'Hare
Catherine Lyde
Eileen Tabor
Rex
Frederick W. Smith
Christian Civic League of Maine
Ohara
Purdue
Phil Ohara
Bridgham
Friends of Mrs. Bowker Seek News From Old Town
A notice from Bath Mass lists Mrs. Bowker now at 1608 Granite Street Bellingham Washington and asks old friends to write. The item notes she has been a reader of the Independient for years and mentions various local residents and events around Bath including social visits, church work, a trips and club activities.
Colonial Club Annual Meeting Sees New Directors and Committee
William W. Dennison elected director for three years and Carl C. Andersom named finance committee member for two years. Frank M Churchill honored for Boy Scout troop work with rising tote of thanks and banners presented. A two person championship duplicate contract tournament for club members only was authorized with two prizes. Edwin F. Ram say chairs the committee with Dwight W. Pierce and William W. Dennison. A return match with the Brunswick club is planned for the annual tournament in Brunswick late this month after Bath first round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Demmion
Carl ‘C. Andersom
Frank M_ Churchill
Churchill
Edwin FP. Ramsay
Dwight W- Pierce
William W. Dennison
Brunnswick
Bromswick
Bath
Central Ladies Aid Visit Uplifts Confined Mrs Wilson
The Central Ladies Aid visited Mrs Wilson at the parsonage on Tuesday afternoon. They arrived with a sun shine bag of gifts and roses and potted plants from the greenhouse. Mrs Donald B Wilson and Mrs Paul B Wilson helped serve afternoon tea, making a happy surprise for Mrs Wilson and the visiting alame to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald B. Wilson
Paul B Wilson
Alame
Deomore Grange Holds Meeting and Harvest Supper
Deomore Grange held its regular meeting with thomas voted on and third and fourth degrees conferred on three candidates. A harvest supper followed featuring baked beans brown bread rolls cabbage salad pickles doughnuts and coffee. Favors with green ribbon and flags held fudge and nuts. Supper committee and dining room committee listed. Mrs Arthur Sewall 2d of Washington street visiting in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Prances Leavitt
Eva Sanford
Dinnmg
Ada Pratt
Evelyn Beals
Angie Wilson
Arthur Sewall 2d
Washington Street
Mr. Sewall
New York City
Popham Beach Coast Guard Contacts Stay Busy
Elisha Bridges and Coast Guard ties return to Boston from a family vacation while Bath visitors drop in. Gale conditions and heavy surf threaten shoreline as river banks crack. Local crew and lighthouse staff report a harsh snow blizzard and wind, with several residents and visitors noted from Bath, Portland, North Yarmouth, and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Bridges
Coast Guard
Boston
Bridges
Marion
Erma Huntley
Muriel
Debra
Bath
Ethel Osgood
Leona McDonnell
Portland
Vilda Barlow
East Boothbay
Barlow
Popham
Popham, Is Confined To Her Bed By Illmess
Norman Perkins
Wince Chandler
Illmess
Chandler
Grant
Herbert Sprague
Pred Osgood
Shirley Morenz
Bobby
Gerry
Lester Oliver
Spruceville
Oliver
Kennebec River
Pauline Morong
Ellison Moody
Gilbert Head
DeShon
Securi — Island
Round Pond
Seguim
Barbara Sprague
North Yarmouth Academy
Portsmouth
N. H
Washington, D. C
Miss Sprague
Walter Sprague
Milliard Urquehart
Seguin Island Light
Urquehart
Leom Pickett
Pond Island
Karl Hentz
Long Island
Andrew Lemoine
Baih
George E. Hoyt
Richmond
Bobby Morong
Llewellyn J. Oliver
Kennebec
Moses Chandler
Ernest Oliver
Christopher Marr
Stanley Hyde
North Yarmouth
Prof. Hyde
Popham Beach
Delegates Selected For Girl Scout Parley
Wise Owl Troop No 3 met at the YMCA with Patricia Webster in charge. Mrs Voorhees read a letter inviting eight delegates to the conference in City Hall Portland next Saturday from 10 to 4. Delegates include Geral dine Nickerson Dorothy Maass Simna Marie Purdue Charlie Rogers Elizabeth Small Alma Tait Patricia Webster June Sullivan and Webster and Sullivan named color bearers. If transport is arranged they report to Bedford Street 845 Saturday. New songs learned interest groups formed signaling led by Ruth Coginis. Purdue earns second class signaling and health badges. Mary Webb gave closing thought taps sung Elizabeth Cushing and Mary Flaherty were housekeepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Owl
Y.M.C.A
Patricia Webster
Voorhees
City Hall
Portland
Geraldine Nickerson
Dorothy Maass
Simna Marie Purdue
Charlie Rogers
Elizabeth Small
Alma Tait
June Sullivan
Miss Webster
Miss Sullivan
Bedford Street
Ruth Coginis
Linna Marie Purdue
Mary Webb
Elizabeth Cushing
Mary Flaherty
Auxiliary to Serve Church League Banquet and Meeting
The YMCA hosted Auxiliary yesterday afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. Irving C. Varney presiding. Members voted to renew Life magazine subscriptions for the boys and named a nominating committee. A turkey supper for the Church Basketball League on March 22 was announced along with several committee appointments. Miss Mildred Pooter, nurse trainee at St Barnabas in Portland, returned home after visiting her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Irving C. Varney
Life
William B. Palmer
William H. Small
Carol Deering
Church Basketball League
Charles P.wetherbee
Belle W. Welch
Arthur Lemont
Harold S. Avery
Ernest R. Freeman
John H Hunt
David Y. Alkazin
Prorence ¥. Sidelinger
Hermon W. Crocker
Mildred Pooter
St. Barnabas Hospital
Portland
Eugene Pooter
South Street
Twenty Minutes With Jefferson A Versatile Founder
A National Republic piece highlights Thomas Jefferson as a multifaceted figure. It cites his chair innovations, political writings, agricultural ideals, and views on the Constitution, taxation, and friendship, presenting a portrait of a complex era statesman.
Daughters of Isabella Hold Contract Card Party
A Daughters of Isabella card party was held in their rooms Tuesday evening. Committee led by chair Mrs Catherine Burgess included Mrs Marie Hamblett Katharine Conley Mrs Adeline McPhee Miss Eva McElman and Mrs Phoebe Hart. Prizes ranged from silk hose linen handkerchiefs bath towels and other gifts for contract and auction winners with multiple donors and a special cedar chest won by Bart O'Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Catherine Burgess
Marie Hamblett
Katharine Conley
Adeline McPhee
Eva McElman
Phoebe Hart
Margaret Flaherty
Edna Mae Shoppe
James Clappison
Just Wold
Sarah Cameron
Senter’s
John Moore
Smith's Book Store
Roland Crocker
Wilson's Drug Store
Alice Burgess
Grace Cunningham
Governor Calls Bridge Bonds For Early Redemptions
By order of the Governor and his council the treasurer of state is authorized to call Kennebec Bridge Loan Bonds on April 1 1938 from the 1927 issue totaling 125000 with serials 1876 to 2000 inclusive and on May 1 1938 from the 1926 issue totaling 25000 with serials 976 to 1000 inclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Bay Point Residents Attend Visits and Wind Leads to Damage
Captain E L Drake hosted by his son Leeman at Popham Beach. Bath visitors included Mrs Herman Spinney and couples Burns Payson Chandler. Spinney Butters and Walter Reed from Seguinland in town. Willow s Carl Hentz from Long Island visited Bath. Song sparrows signal spring while a gale last Tuesday damaged Aunt Lou s Gift Shop sign and roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Drake
Birchwood
Leeman
Popham Beach
Herman Spinney
Bath
Maurice Burns
Earle Payson
Perley Chandler
H. A. Spinney
Clarence Butters
Carl Hentz
the Willows
Long Island
Walter Reed
Seguinland
Bay Point
William Adams
Former Bath pastor offers to play Daniel in Woburn lion den
Rev Louis W West former Bath pastor now serving South Boston church offers to act Daniel in the Lions Den in Woburn Massachusetts. He says he will preach sermons against rum to drunks carted in a gilded cage. He proposes a policeman in an angel costume to guard the lions and a fireman to accompany the pageant representing the bad place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Daniel
Woburn Lion den
William E. Kane
Woburn
Mass
Louis W. West
South Baptist Church of
South Boston
Lions’ den
Mr. West
First Baptist Church of
Murphy's Corner
Kane
O. K
Billy Sunday
Carrie Nation
Amateur radio talk at Fireside Club in Winter Street
Robert Sutherland led a Fireside Club meeting for 42 youths as J Edward Pomeroy Morse High School teacher spoke on amateur radio its army navy disaster use and social value The club announced next Sundays program by Miss S Isabelle Lewis on Books and Characters with refreshments by Misses Cyr Goodwin Stevens Freeman and Nasi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sutherland
Winter Street Fireside Club
J. Edward Pomeroy
Morse High School
Pomeroy
Army
Navy
Winter Street Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Then Bake Beans Supper
The Ladies Auxiliary of Winter Street church met in the ladies parlor on Tuesday at 7 30 with 40 members present. Katherine Leonard was elected chair of the ticket committee for the baked beans supper to be served to the public on Saturday March 19 and Mrs Charles E Hewitt Jr was named chair of the dining room. A shower was given to Miss Priscilla Colby for her upcoming marriage to Frederick Cullen of the city, with many gifts received. Refreshments were served by listed hostesses. Mr and Mrs Richard H Mohler plan to move to the house of Mrs Ernest A Johnson at 106 North Street. Miss Ellen Stevens returned to Westbrook Junior College after a weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Winter Street
Katherine Leonard
Charles E. Hewitt, Jr
Priscilla Colby
Frederick Cullen
Colby
Harold Haggett
Gertrude Diggery
Amy Irish
William Donnell
Cecil Rowland
Economical church suppers boost funds with planning
A Boston Transcript outline urges church and community groups to raise money through well planned suppers. It advises delegating duties, efficient serving, large shallow pans for even portions, and ample gravy. Suggestions include turkey dinners with uniform bird sizes, extra stuffing, and flexible menu options to minimize waste while pleasing guests.
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Boston Transcript
Winnegance Birthday Party and Local Club Socials
Mrs Elmer Lufkin travels to Quincy to visit family in Winnegance. Barbara E Morse celebrates sixth birthday with a peanut hunt prize for Jeanette Atwood and pin the tail on the donkey won by Millicent Merry. Party features two six candle cakes, ice cream cookies and candy baskets. gifts for the hostess. Attendees include Lucy Haggett Carol Oliver Jeanette Atwood Millicent Merry Marjorie Rogers Phyllis Tardiff Joan Hutchins John Bowie Jr Billy Haggett Billy Morse and others sent gifts. Women's Auxiliary to the Community club held a social at Mrs Harry Williams home. Squaw club met at Mrs Robert Manson and will meet at Mrs Walter Morse's home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Lufkin
Sherman L Morse
Winnegance
Quincy
Mass
Frank Oliver
Barbara E. Morse
Herbert Morse
Jeanette Atwood
Millicent Merry
Lucy Anne Haggett
Carol A. Oliver
Marjorie Rogers
Phyllis Tardiff
Joan Hutchins
John Bowie, Jr
Billy Haggett
Billy Morse
Billy Brown
Nancy Brown
Dicky McMann
Beverly Allegrin
Harry C. Williams
Squaw Club
Robert P. Manson
Walter Morse
Miss Sophie Greenblatt Retires From Staff
Miss Sophie G Greenblatt finishes eight year tenure on Times and Independent repertorial staff after marriage plans to Albert Friedman of Augusta. Valedictorian Morse high class of 1929, entered May 1930. Marjorie C Trott succeeds her in repertorial duties after Morse high 1935 graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie G. Greenblatt
Albert Friedman
Augusta
Beth Israel
Times
Greenblatt
Solomon K. Greenblatt
Washington Street
Morse High
Marjorie C. Trott
Milton C Trott
High Street
Miss Greenbatt
Miss Trott
Car Crash Damages Packard In Dorchester Area
Frederick W. Humphreys of 856 High street owned a Packard sedan that sustained minor damages when a Plymouth sedan owned by Harry Zinmerman of 35 Glenarm Street Dorchester Mass crashed into it on a Wednesday. Zinmerman, who had left his parked car on the hill above the Humphrey vehicle, apparently had brake failure. Officer William J. Curran investigated and Zinmerman assumed liability for the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Humphreys
High Street
Local Street
Bath Trust Co
Harry Zinmerman
Glenarm Street
Dorchester
Mass
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W. S. Glidden
Edward L. Eaton
Samuel S. Sewall
Redlands
Calif
Harry A. Walters
Basil R. McMahan
Marion Grady
Bowdoin
Warren Blaney
Basil E. LaPorte
Oliver A Bowker
Granite Street
Bellingham
Washland
Beem
Richard Custimam
Se!bee Lodge
Eivama
Beever
Eeward Breare
Revere
John E. Blaisdell
North Abingtom Mass
Amome
Baies
Wm Lewistom
Nathaniel Perry
Om Mon- Gay
Amd
Jay K_ Bouter
Neikam Cashman
Amd Hs
Keometh Cashmen
Ris de Jame
Bothwell
Gramee A
Om March
Clyd
Pye
Henry Gilmore
Herbert Scott
John Rogers
Dark Town
Melvin Wallace
Miss Day
Mabel Mereem
Frank Cushing
William Gilman
Ashdale
Anna Derwent
Dromore Farm Bureau
Colonial Club
John E. Hayes
Central Ladies’ Aid
Mrs. Wilson
Deomore Grange
Church League
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
The
National Republic
H. O. Bishop
United States Capitol
Goodrich
Franklin
Ralph Tzard
Washington
Congress
Fireside Club
Winter Street Ladies’ Auxiliary Meeting
Richard H. Mohler
E. C. Plummer
Dummer Street
Ernest A. Johnson
North Street
Ellen Stevens
Westbrook Junior College
Hiram T. Stevens
Sophie Greenblatt