Miss Higgins Hostess at Grove Street Luncheon
Miss Dorothy Higgins, captain of Morse High basketball, hosted seven teammates at a noon luncheon on Grove Street. Afterward the group enjoyed afternoon games, with attendees Frances Southard Sarah Black Charlotte McCutcheon Leonine Morse Amy Titcomb Charlotte Farrell and Miriam Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Higgins
Grove Street
Morse High School
Miss Higgins
Frances Southard
Sarah Black
Charlotte McCutcheon
Leonice Morse
Amy Titcomb
Charlotte Farrell
Miriam Adams
Local notes of returns, visits, and a dance event
Miss Vida McIntire returns home today from Somerville after a week away. Galen C. Moses under smallpox quarantine visited Miss Theresa Moses on Sunday. Rev. O W Folsom preached at the Congregational Church in Wiscasset Sunday. George Dean came home from Boston where he attended the automobile show. A dance next Tuesday evening, organized by Miss Dorothy Daley and Frank Perkins, is expected to draw many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. DeMott
Ladies’ Aid of the
Congregational Church
Florence Andrews
Albert H. Shaw
Miriam Kimball
Eunice Ledyard
Lina Andrews
Newtonville
Vida McIntire
Somerville
Galen C. Moses
Theresa Moses
O. W. Folsom
Congregational
Wiscasset
George Dean
Boston
Dorothy Daley
Frank Perkins
Colonial Club presents Are You a Ma gan at Togus Home
Thursday evening the Colonial Club staged Are You a Ma gan at the Togus Home. Mrs Edward B Smith visited her parents in Newfield. Miss Marion Dain hosted the Dorcas Guild on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Togus
Edward B. Smith
Newfield
Marion Dain
Dorcas Guild
Local couple wed as Judge Flint ties knot in Dorchester
Mrs Annie C Hubbard announces the marriage of her sister to Judge James H Flint of the Norfolk Probate Court. The ceremony occurred at Captain William H Dyers Dorchester home with Rev Rufus B Tobey officiating. The pair plan to reside in Brookline after the wedding. Mrs Flint formerly lived in Bath and Weymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie C. Hubbard
James H. Flint
Norfolk
William H. Dyer
Boston Police Department
Monadnock Street
Dorchester
Rufus B. Tobey
Quincy
Mass
Boston Floating Hospital
Judge Flint
Weymouth
Little Pleasantries of the Senate at Fortnightly Club
Mrs. Emily Montague Bishop presented a lecture on how laws are made to a smaller audience due to weather. She depicted senators Bailey Bristow Smoot Gore Rayner Cummins La Follette and Root in novel fashion. Universalist Ladies Aid enjoyed a session hosted by Mrs. Charles A. Harrimin. Mrs. G A Cahill visits Parker Head with W H Daley. Mendelssohn Club had a successful rehearsal. Mrs. Arthur C. Lemont hosted the Junior Misers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Montague Bishop
Senate
Bailey
Bristow
Smoot
Gore
Rayner
Cummins
la Follette
Root
Charles A. Harrimin
Universalist Ladies’ Aid Society
G. A. Cahill
Parker Head
W. H. Daley
Arthur C. Lemont
Willard memorial service observed by local W C T U
The Willard memorial service was held Tuesday afternoon with Rev N B Cook of Beacon Street M E Church delivering an address. Mr and Mrs J Arthur Stevens were Popham visitors in town Tuesday. Read Nichols marked his ninetieth birthday quietly on Monday and received many congratulatory wishes. Mr and Mrs Walter S Glidden visited Damariscotta Tuesday for the wedding of Miss Helen A Weeks and William Stetson of Wilkin Nova Scotia at the Weeks home with Rev Culbert McGay officiating. The couple will reside in Wilkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath D. A. R
Lewiston
John A. Morse
Bath
William C. Robinson
North Anson
Washington
Mary Dillingham
James G. Dunning
Massachusetts
Daughters of the American Revolution
Maine
Good Will Farm
Opportunity Farm
New Gloucester
F. Forrest Pease
Ernest A. Allan
Gen. King
Treasury
Charles D. Wood
Frances Dighton Williams
Bangor
State Council
Oldtown
State of Maine
E. C Hooper
Fairfield
York
Portland
Steward
Skowhegan
Evelyn T. Hope
Lelia Smith Richardson
Concord Street
Central Church League
Florence Dunton
Court Street
William P. Hill
Woman’s Auxiliary
Grace Church
Willard
W.C.T.U
N. B. Cook
Beacon Street
M. E
J. Arthur Stevens
Popham
Read Nichols
Walter S. Glidden
Helen A. Weeks
William Stetson
Wilkin
Nova Scotia
George H. Weeks
Culbert McGay
Fortnightly Club Opens Domestic Science Class
Readings of bridge events and social visits fill the community page. The Fortnightly Club begins its new domestic science class at Morse High School. Local society notes include Mrs. Higgins hosting bridge, Mrs. Arnold entertaining the Ladies Aid, and plans for a St Patrick program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Ethel Piper
Literary Society
Miss Viper
Charles R. Higgins
Thomas S. Gibbons
Portland speaker Miss Bolles to lecture at fortnighly club
Miss Margaret C. Bolles from Tufts College will lecture before the Fortnightly Club next Wednesday. Her pictures, described as very beautiful, will be shown by William A. Guild. She is noted as a fascinating lecturer with an engaging story to tell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C. Bolles
Europe
Music Hall
Brunswick
Unitarian Church
Portland
Tufts College
William A. Guild
Annie B Oliver seeks probate of Ella P Foster will in Sagadahoc
Petition from Annie B Oliver of Bath Maine requests the Sagadahoc Probate Court allow and record a copy of Ella P Foster's Massachusetts will and grant letters testamentary without bond. Notice to interested parties to appear April 9, 1912 in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Annie B. Oliver
Bath
Sagadahoec
Ella P. Foster
Boston
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Sagadahoe
Yill
Fannie M Stewart seeks sale of real estate in estate
Fannie M Stewart as administratrix of Abbie V Spinney seeks license to sell portions of real estate in Phippsburg Sagadahoc County to raise 1450 dollars for debts and costs. Debts total 1400 and admin expenses 50. personal estate is 0. Public or private sale of necessary realty is authorized. Court set for April first 1912 in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Maine
Gadahoc
Fannie M. Stewart
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Abbie V. Spinney
Phippsburg
Isaiah
Sagadahoc
Bath
Probate notice to sell Spinney estate in Sagadahoc
Joseph M. Trottadministrator petitions for private sale of Melville B Spinney real estate in Bath Sagadahoc to raise 8400 00 debt payments and expenses. Offer of 8500 00 cited gain to all heirs. Bath court to show cause April 2 1912 Judge Lowell presiding Register Longley recording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Joseph M. Trott
Melville B. Spinney
Bath
Ee Point
Ehingsburg
Abbie Vesta Spinney
Minnie E. Thompson
Harold M. Sewall
Ea Elinor B. Percy
Emma I. Sewall
Emma D. Sewall
Charles D. Curtis
Court of Probate Notices in Bath for Lydia J Clifford Estate
Sagadahoc Court of Probate ordered Lizzie Sparks executrix to publish notice of her first account of administration for Lydia J. Clifford deceased. Publication to be in Bath Independent three weeks, with appearance required on the first Tuesday of April at nine o clock in the forenoon. Judge James S Lowell presiding, Hegre W Longley register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Bath
James 8
Lowell
Hegre W. Longley
Register
Final accounting of Soule estate before Bath Probate Court
County of Sagadahoc administrators Loretta H. Carter and Charles L. Soule present first and final account of Katherine M. Soule deceased of Woolwich for allowance. Court orders notice via Bath Independent for interested parties to appear at Bath Probate Court at nine in the forenoon to show cause why the account should not be allowed. Judge James S. Lowell and Register Cyrus W. Longley preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Bath
James S. Lowell
W. Longley
Register
Joseph M. Trott
Admi
Loretta H. Carter
Charles L. Soule
Katherine M. Soule
Woolwich
Saidty
James
Lowell
Cyrus W. Longley
Examination of Teachers at Phippsburg Center Schoolhouse
An examination of teachers is scheduled at the Phippsburg Center schoolhouse at ten o'clock in the forenoon on Thursday March 28, 1912. John H. Stacy, Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg Center
John H. Stacy
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Shaw
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Murray Club
Universalist Church
Arthur J. Pepper
First Baptist Society
Eleanor A. Percy
Bridge Club
William R. Chapman
Maine Music Festival
Dexter
Winter Street
Elizabeth P. Dean
Summer Street
Minnie Wiggin
Clara W. Beebe
New Orleans
Carrie King
Masters’ Tours
Miss Ring
Edward W. Hyde
Allen Brown
First Baptist Church
Alice K. Robbins
State Council of the
Walter O. Parker
Lina C. Andrews
Langdon White
Howard
Johnson
the Universalist Church
George Jacobs
Dimps
Short and Stout
Annette Robinson
Slim
Martha Hooper
Mrs. Green
Bessie Hunt
Dennis Clark
Marks
White
H. S. Carlisle
Ray Powers
Hicks
Erest Johnson
Sophie
Miss Foster
Seth Thomas
Anna Trott
Ruth Fox
Ruth Skillings
Evelyn Parker
Madelyn Chase
Leota Jacobson
Lani Sewall
Natalie Lemont
D. A. R. State Council
James K. Hackett
Jefferson Theatre
David Graham Phillips
Charles Nichols
Collingwood
N. J
William Drew
Robert B. Hatch
Blanche Matthews
Walter E. Chase
William B. Mussenden
Mary
Waterville
Charlotte Meeker
Alice E. Varney
Washington Street
Stanley W. Pierce
New York
Mexico
California
Pierce
Bowdoin
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
Elizabeth Houghton
Philadelphia
Abbie Scott
Harvey
Fred H. Kimball
Norton
Priscilla
the Pines
Elwell S. Crosby
Trusl Hospital
Biddeford
South Street
Grace D. Warren
Bowdoin College
Hubbard Hall
Miss Murphy
George B. Moody
Holman F. Day
Ramrodders
Libray
Eleanor B. Arnold
Cora Knight Clifford
Wesley M. E. Church
John Stacy
G. Roy Dunning
Litchfield
Clarence Johnson
C. W. Bradlee
Grace Warren
Memorial Hall
W. W. Lawrence
Columbia University
Maurice Maeterlinck
The-Ibis
Annie Is
de Iver
MA Sagadahoc
Phaeninad
George BE. Hughes
Tate
Eecen Ron P
Said
Cyr W. Longley
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