Winnegance Community Notes Share March Activities
March meetings at Winnegance cover community clubs, whist games, and interclub league postponements. The treasurer reports paid bills and reduced building note. Local families relocate, births announced, and ski slide at Oliver field draws youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker O. Rogers
Perry Homestead
Clifford Road
Squaw Club
John G. Morse
Winfield W. Morse
Robert P. Manson
J. A. Trueworthy
Joseph N. Day
William Daley
John J. Keegan
Morse
Clarence Willis
Bayonne
Willis
Chippsburg
Irving Cromwell
Bath City
Oliver Field
Sligh Street
Marietta Parshley
Elizabeth S. Morse
Jin Gardiner
Joshua On
Tibbetts
Ralph
Boston
Frank Talbot
Kittery Navy Yard
Woodmen
Harry C. Webber
Fred N. Parks
Caroline Oliver
Herbert W. Cutting
Dromore
Ladies Aid
Harry DB. Williams
Woman's Auxiliary
Bath Legion to Open Largest Log Cabin in New England
Roland H. Smith post of the American Legion will open the largest log cabin in New England next spring after accepting an invitation from Walker Nickerson of Boothbay Harbor. The Bath post will coordinate the event and invite other local posts and auxiliaries to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland. H. Smith
American Legion
New England
Walker Nickerson
Boothbay Harbor
Gardiner Rogers
Roscoe H. Shaw
Maurice Brown
Gardiner Post
Bath Legioners
Bath Boys
Gardiner Organization
Legion
Oliver Bisson
Bath
Ernest Oliver
Popham Beach
TAS
Sagadahoe Council
Knights of Columbus
James Lester Morse
Donald Young
Roscoe Perkins
Roscoe Eli Shaw
Ralph Gay
Salem to Celebrate Its Ter-Centennial
Salem plans a week long celebration beginning July 4 marking the town's ter centennial amid a dispute over whether the settlement dates to 1626 or 1628. Essex Institute president William C Endicott opposes official participation arguing Conant founded Salem in 1626. mayor Bates insists the first official celebration proceeds as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
William C. Endicott
Essex Institute
John Endicott
Institute
Antiquarian Society
John Wadicott
Naumkeag
Roger Conant
Conant
Indicott
Endicott
Gov. Endicott
Essex Historical Society
General Court
George Peabody
George J. Bates
Junior Auxiliary March Meeting at Winter Street Church
The March meeting of the Junior Auxiliary of the Winter Street church was held in the chapel at 2 30 The president Miss Winnifred Kennerson presided Scrap books were started and plans were made for a pageant Those present included Mrs Charles Plaisted Mrs Arthur K Purington Miss Winnifred Kenneston Helen Merrill Marion Whitten Evelyn Lightbody Lilliant Little Priscilla Sledge Agatha Lennox Emma Harvey and Ethel Huse
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Winter Street
Winnifred Kennerson
Charles Plaisted
Arthur K. Purington
Helen Merrill
Marion Whitten
Evelyn Lightbody
Lilliant Little
Priscilla Sledge
Agatha Lennox
Emma Harvey
Ethel Huse
Bath Nurses Alumni discuss memorial scholarship fund
At the monthly Bath City Hospital Nurses' Alumni Association meeting held at Mrs RR Smalls home 68 Washington street the president disclosed a contribution of 100 toward a Purington memorial scholarship fund for the hospital and noted New York restaurants have abolished tipping replacing it with a 10 percent extra charge on checks for waiters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath City Hospital Nurses’ Alumni —Association
Smalls
Washington — Street
Purington Memorial
New York
Parker Head Maine Advertises as Refuge and Home
Edwin M. Wyman presents a playful radio pitch praising Parker Head Maine as a hospitable, scenic retreat with clam chowder hospitality and stable health tourism. He jokes about relocating Mellie Trinham and notes Parker Head's shift from Massachusetts to Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Head
Mellie’ Trinham
Tenry Ford
Henry Ford
Massachusetts
Maine
Station
UIT
Edwin M. Wyman
Man seeks annulment of marriage in Sagadahoc court
Wilbur Clayton Presby of Woolwich petitions the Maine Supreme Judicial Court in Bath to annul his marriage to Marguerite B Presley now of unknown residence. He alleges she was married to George R Covell in 1923 and obtained a divorce in 1924 by fraud and deceit, while deceiving him into marriage after presenting as single. The court orders notice by publication in the Bath Independent and sets appearance for May 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc. Ss
Supreme Judicial Court
Bath
Wilbur Clayton Presby
Woolwich
Insait County
Marguerite B. Presby
Marguerite B. Presley
Wiscasse
Henry Webb
A. D
Libellee
Marguerite B. McNaughton
George R. Covell
Hartford
New York
George R Covell
Andrescoggin
Maine
Edward W. Bridgham
State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Scott Wilsen
Fred Hl
Thompson
Sagadahoe
Said County
Alton T. Thine
Sarah J. Ke. Thetheene
Iysak
Marely
Mildred A. Walker
Isrard E. Saine
South Amer
Mareh A
Alton B. Thwi
CL. Farmam Company
Ikershon Oliver
King A Candidate and Probate Notices in Sagadahoc
Francis A. King, 87 Willow Street, declares candidacy for city messenger officer. A probate notice from Wim. A. Todd, administrator of John C. Warren estate, details real estate in Georgetown and town landing, debts estimated at 720 dollars, plus sale and administration expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. King
Willow Street
State OF Maine
Sagadahoe
Wim. A. Todd
Georgetown
John C. Warren
Couunty
John Warren
Tate
Jandine
William A. Youd
Sagadahoc
Winnefred M. Hinckley
William A. ‘Todd
Poippsburg Chooses Health Officer and Local Winter Bills
Poippsburg votes to pay SG00 annually for a resident health officer. Naples approves SG00 for a similar post. Towns discuss snow costs and city work. Winslow raises the tax from 47 to 50 mills. Prize waltz winners named. two locals escape ice falls. Dr Powers injures arm but remains able to work. G A R ladies host whist with prizes plated. Milk lunches start for lower grades funded by Gardiner benefactors via temporary Oaklands farm supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Robert H. Gardiner
Boston
Gardiner Farm
Oaklands
Probate actions heard by Judge Lowell in Sagadalioe county
Judge James S. Lowell ruled on multiple probate items at the Sagadalioe county court session. Executors were appointed for several estates including Bath residents Mary I felc and Augusta M. Duncan, with guardianship and administration filings approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. A. Todd
State OF Maine
Sagadahioc
Bath
Saadhee
Goue
James S. Lowell
Sagadalioe County
Mary i
Sarah DP
Hathorne
Woolwich
Alton LB
Ernest J. Hulett
Elly J. Hulett
Mary I. Belcher
Ralph O. Dale
Ernest DD. Hulett
Fly
Hulett
Alvin H. Leeman
Charles KE. Sidelinger
Guardian
Annie M. Palmer
Lois J. Palmer
Georgie Kk. Robinson
Towdeinham
Charles L. Brown
Nettie M. Averill
FL Wilbur Brown Inc
Marion L. Purington
Elizabeth M. Luce
Jane Dunton
Edward S. Chiinton
Alvin TH. Leeman
Charles E. Sidelinger Enardiin
Inez M. Leonard
Everent W. Leonard
John CG. Warren
Georgetown
William A.todd
Martin H. Sewall
Samuel S. Sewall
Bath Boy Enrolls in University of Maine Baseball Squad
A Bath youth joins 40 recruits reporting for first workouts at the University of Maine. Howard S. McPhee, son of Mr and Mrs Daniel McPhee of Dummerstreet, competes for a catching position. Known as Dad dy in sabh circles, he starred as a high school performer and a strong first baseman for the Y M C A twilight league that won the city title last summer. Six other candidates seek the backstop berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maine
Bath
Howard S. McPhee
Daniel McPhee
Dummerstreet
University
McDphee
Sabh
Phippsburg Selectmen Meet to Schedule Saturday Sessions
The new Phippsburg board Herbert W. Cutting William R. Bowie and Bradford Sprague met at the town hall on Saturday afternoon for routine town business. Several residents and visitors from Parker Head West Point Sebasco and Center were noted among attendees and members of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Herbert W. Cutting
William R. Bowie
Bradford
Sprague
Town Hall
Wikis Jefferson
Parker Head
Mr. Bonney
New England
Small Loin
Charles al Morton
Bath
J. H. Pease
Leroy Wyman
West Point
Frank Wallace
Wesley Wallace
Small T Point
Jefferson
Emma Ridley
Minnie Wallace
Sebasea
Enna Perry
James B. Perry
Meadowbrook
Fiddlers
Raymond Davis
Willian Bowie
Andrew Perry
Mark T. Terey
Cox
Ora Hallett
Cuthance
Parker Tend
Lafayette Oliver
Wollaston
Mass
Edith McLain
Portland
Boston
Alberta
Canada
Capt
Fides
Orrs Island
Sebasco
Center
Elbridge Morse
Bowdoin Class of 1926 Elects Its Officers
Bowdoin College senior class holds its annual meeting to elect officers for commencement week. William Widen of Danvers Mass is elected president. Other officers include vice president John Weatherbee Tarbell Bangor and secretary treasurer Albert Abrahamson Portland among a list of class officials and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Widen
Danvers
Mass
Bowdoin
Bowdoin College
John Weatherbee Tarbell
Bangor
Albert Abrahamson
D Portland
Charles Nelson Cutter
Newton Highland
Alfred Carleton Andrews
Lewiston
Lawrence Mitchell Read
Worcester
Charles Griffin
Dorchester
Herbert Lincoln Houghton
Concord
Chase Shaw Bradeen
Beasex
Conn
Harold Leland Chaffey
Eastport
Gordon Ernest Armstrong
Roslindale
Lloyd Wright Fowles
Portland
Nathan Aven Cobb
Gordon Campbell Genthner
Newton Center
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Community Club
Rotary
Temple
Tasonic Temple
Rotary Club
John Grindell
John
Masonic Temple
America
Smith College
Wyman
Independent
U.S. A
Florida
Palm Beach
California
New Maine
United States
Ponce de Leon
Kennebec
State OF
Fred H. Thompson
Sagdahoe
Carrie F. Lycee
Said
Charles J. Snowman
Nersons
Carrie
Luce
Lillian Berry
Jennie Reed
Avuba_ Holland
Richmond
Wm. L. Berry
Walter T. Berry
Waltham
Lizzie Lewis
Blanche Gibson
Falmouth
Oscar Snowman
Mary Cudworth
Bristol
Jacob Willey
Sale
Ana
Anna Southerland Calfornia
Adi Willey
Charles Willey
Harry Willey
Carrie F Lake
Carrie F, Luce
William F. Dunham
William F
Dunham, Register
Poippsburg
Annmal
Naples
Barh
Winslow
Carl Tezia
Lina Merrie
Armory
Maxwell Powers
Middle Street
Mareh
AL D
Fred VW. Thompson
Sagadatioc
Sagadahee
Sawa- Wee Ceerases
William
Dunstam
Clara Hf
Oliver
Phimpshire
Mary Wromelioe Williams
Segadaboe
William FL. Dunham
Pee
William F. Duntiam
Mary E. Belcher
Requister of
Drobate
Fred D. Lil
Cordelia D. Morrison
Phinnsburgh
Sagadshor
Fred D. Hill
William FL
George A. Churchill
Sagadahoer
Frank G. Osgood
M. J. Troran
St. Mary's Church
Leonard & Mitchells Drug Store
Charles Heluh
W. Hosmer
Nathan Povich
Howard Blake
Eliza Atkinson
Duncan Frazier
Mary Ruth Covel
Catharine Duncan
James S .Lowell
ATE
Baie
CL. Farnham Company
Maintiff, Hershon Oliver
John J. Keeggan
John J. Keeran
Lewis Totman
Sagadahac
Dereneml
William, F. Dunham
Charlotte Ruth Burke Burns
Waterville
John L. P. Burke
Beth
Walter V
Ecr
Sag
Lowell
Bath Boy
Phippsburg
Bowdoin Class
Bath Savings Institution
Maas
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