Probate Notices From Bath Sagadahoc May 1939
Public probate notices list estates in Sagadahoc County Bath with final and first accounts, executors, trustees and conservators. It orders publication in Bath Independent for three weeks and outlines appearances on the first Tuesday of June 1939 for objections and probate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoc
Marie N. Back
Emma S Morse
J. Edward Hughes
Hubert H. McCarty
Edward W. Wheeler
William S. Shorey
Freeman H. Merritt
Phippsburg
Jeannie W Merritt
Nancy Marie Jack
Marie N. Jack
Fred B. Jack
Walter S Glidden
Evelyn Dodyne Libby
William H Collins
Pennion
Edna Henshaw
Salemi
Mass
Edna C. Henshaw
Houghton McLellan
John L. Jack certifies appointive actions in Sagadahoc estate
Probate records list appointed executors administrators conservators and guardians for Bath Maine in estate matters dated May 2 1939 May 4 1939 and May 2 1999 with names including Ronald Sith Haven Meret Charlotte Street Gorrie and others and note judge Anshuk J. Dunlon signs the order for interaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. John L. Jack
Sagadahoc
Tra
A. Smith
Bath
Ronald Sith
Mary G. Metcalf
Samuel Dike Hooper
Adelaide Sargent Hooper
Edgar A. Warren
Georgetown
Otto F. Bullmann
Donald N. Small
Adiuilulstrater
Dona
John Klippel
Zna
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Sarda
B. Kiippe
Suia Ball Bobulateu Adiuitulejaluix
D.bou
C.b.e. Wituwuuk Vu
Community Notes From Wiscasset and Vicinity
Social visits and gatherings unfold across Wiscasset and nearby towns. Residents attend church events in Portland. Miss Priscilla Bryant opens The Trailer for summer. Teodore Wood Greenleaf funeral services held in Edgecomb. various visits to Bel fast, Augusta, and Squirrel Island noted.
Mule Special Delivers Mail on Winter Maine Routes
Rural Maine carriers improvise due to deep mud and frost. The Farmington post office sees the daily arrival of the mule Nancy, used on Route 1 by Thomas Bonneau of Perham Hill to serve Perham Hill, Bullens Mills Weeks Mills and Woodcock Hill districts south of Farmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Farmington
Thomas Bonneau
Perham Hill
Clyde Heath
Bullens’ Mills
Weeks Mills
Woodcock Hill
Nancy
Bailey objects to ten cent per mile prisoner transport rate
Commissioner Roscoe G. Bailey questions approved police department vehicle use for prisoner transport and urges cheaper options. He cites Bath court as county function, notes prior contracts under ten cents per mile, and considers relocating prisoners if Bath costs rise. Bath buys a Ford sedan for police use including prisoner transport and patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Special Committee On Police
Roscoe G. Bailey
Kennebec
Augusta
Bailey
Bath Municipal Court
Bath Police Department
Bathman
Sagadahoc
Bath
Past Chiefs' Club Installs Officers
Officers of the Twin B's Past Chiefs' club were installed by Mrs. Ethelyn Gilman of Auburn as Miss Sophie M. Mikels hosted at Elm Street. Names include Nora Dwyer of Brunswick as president and Emily Williams of Bath as vice president with Floss Jackson of Brunswick as treasurer and Mary Curtis of Bath as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiefs’ Club
Ethelyn Gilman
Auburn
Sophie M. Mikels
Elm Street
Nora Dwyer
Brunswick
Emily Williams
Bath
Floss Jackson
Mary Curtis
Annie Williams
Alice Larock
Gilman
Dwyer
Louise Munro
Garnet House
Bessie Simpson
Edith Colby
Crystal Naugher
Alta Storer
Bertha Kendrick
Ola Lombard
Florence Jackson
Gertrude Dwyer
Eda Smith
Brunswick forms community chorus plan and meeting
Bath residents who enjoy singing are invited to a May 15 meeting at Memorial Hall Bowdoin College Campus Brunswick to hear Prof Frederic Tillotson outline a plan to form a permanent community chorus. If supported the group will organize in the fall with Brunswick and Bath singers joining. In a separate report Logal L. Long a Togus veteran was assaulted and robbed at Depot Square hotel as his wife runs the establishment. He required medical care with no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Brunswick
Memorial Hall
Bowdoin College
Frederic Tillotson
Logal L. Long
Veterans Hospital
Togus
Depot Square
Long
F. B. Mahoney
William O. Cobb
Togus Hospital
Repair work on Bath water main near New Meadows lake
Bath Water District divers are repairing the water main crossing New Meadows lake from Thompson’s Brook. Local residents and visitors are noted at cottages and summer homes around Foster’s Point Birch Point and Brigham’s Cove. Names include Louis A. Jack Carl E. Stover C. E. Stover Paul Tuttle and many Bath area families and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson's Brook
Bath
New Meadows Lake
Louis A. Jack
Lisbon Falls
Rosedale
Fred Campbell
Foster’s Point
Lillian M. Snow
Jeanne M. Eliot
Middle Street
Foster's Point Road
Charles Andrews
Howard Phenix
Uxbridge
Mass
Carleton Andrews
Trafion Swain
York
Joseph W. Larrabee
Carleton Andrews Attended the Annual Meeting of District No. 10, Rebekahs
Richmond
Jennie Larrabee
Portland
Walter H. Larrabee
Samuel Cole
Lewis‘ton
Fred W. Larrabee
Chester Stevens
Lewiston
Birch Point
Brigham's Cove
Eula
Carol Coombs
Morse High School
Dwinal Cornish
Carl
Christel
Ernest E. Williams
James E. Brann
Eugene Brann
Cooper's Mills
C. E. Stover
Quaker Point
Happy Nook
Paul Tuttle
Richard
South Portland
Grace Goodwin
Elbridge Malcolm
Reuben Purington
Milton C. Trott
Barbara
Jane
Howard A. Spinney
Phippsburg
Rufus W. Lombard
Grace
Dorothy Waterman
Edward J. McMann
Helena Hadley
Brunswick
Harry Williams
Harry, Jr
Marian
Foster's Point
Albert White
Boston
Edward Foot
Portsmouth
N. H
Foote
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Humphrey A. Owen
Sabine
Representative Miller Addresses Grangers in Augusta
West Bath Grange held a meeting where Representative Justus H. Miller spoke of his Augusta experiences during the Legislature’s recent session. A May 18 benefit supper entertainment and dance will fund the flower and entertainment fund. May ball set for May 26 with committee leaders named. Degrees to be conferred June 12 and 19. Mother’s Day program planned for Monday evening with solo and readings. Rev William F Nutter, a guest from Kingston Mass, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus H. Miller
Augusta
West Bath
Charles W. Walsh Jr
Herbert Simpson
John Howe
Sir Echo
Madeline Jones
Anchors Aweigh
Carlton Andrews
Minnie Smith
Georgia
Red Wing
Ed Haggett
Holy City
Galilee
William F. Nutter
Kingston
Mass
Plans for G A R Encampment in Bath This June
John W Palmer of Waldoboro aged 92 expects to attend the Maine Department Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Bath June 12 to 15. Secretary Grace Darling of Gray notes 10 or 12 Uniformed Blue veterans will join, with 1,000 to 1,200 attendees expected across allied bodies over four days. Events include a Daughters of Veterans reception at Central Church and a Camp Fire at Columbian hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Palmer
Waldoboro
Department of Maine
Grand Army of the Republic
Grace Darling
Gray
Department
Maine Department
Bath
Daughters of Veterans
Central Church Parish House
Columbian Hall
Probate Court session discusses appointment in Gurgiotis estate
Tuesday probate court in Sagadahoc heard petitions including Edward W. Bridgham of Bath seeking a public administrator for the estate of Konstantine Gurgiotis, found dead May 2. Judge Dunton also approved several wills, executors, guardians, inventories, and guardianships, with numerous estates and appointments listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiades
Brunswick
Konstantine Gurgiotis
Dunton
Sherwood Aldrich
Edward W. Bridgham
Bath
Sagadahoc
Gurgiotis
Center Street
Joseph S. Smith
Julius Gottlieb
Lewiston
Walter E. Chase
Walter E. Chase, Jr
Madelyn C. Jackson
Adelia E. Saunders
Marion A. Rafnell
Katherine M. Loach
Charles C. Low
Woolwich Community News Briefs From Woolwich Bath and Nequasset
Local teachers attended an English meeting at Morse High School Bath. Numerous social visits occurred including Mrs Carl Longfellow and Mrs Albion Corliss in Woodfords, and Miss Marcia Stinson at her home. The Day's Ferry Community club hosted events with talks on South America. Regular meetings and social gatherings continued across Sagadahoc Ferry Woolwich and Day's Ferry with plans for Mother’s Day services and a rummage sale.
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Morse High School
Bath
William Cochran
South Newcastle
Fred Carlton
Carl Longfellow
Albion Corliss
Day's Ferry
Marcia Stinson
Woodfords
J. W. Reed
Loring Mayberry
Edword Carter
Frank J. Walker
Alfred Trott
Duncan McIntosh
South America
Frank. J. Walker
Maxine Walker
Louise Cercia
Swampscott
Russel Boyd
Boston
Clara M. Reed
Blanche Littlefield
Portland
Day’s Ferry
Edwin Copeland
St. Petersburg
Fla
Judson Soule
Fred Rice
Som
Robert
Boothbay
Rice
John Bourke
Good Will Club
Lindsey Cooper
Woolwich Union For Christian Service
Sagadahoc Ferry
Nequasset
Nequasset School
Ray Rice
Sagadahoc
Woolwich
Edward V. Reed
Freeman L. Oliver
Harry A. Walters
Walter F. Abbott
Harry E. Fitch
Alex T. St. Pierre
Wilbur Hagan
Skowhegan
St Marys Guild Plans May 17 Chicken Salad Supper
St Marys Guild of Grace church met in the parish house. Reports from Mrs William H Double and Mrs Walter M Hill on the Diocesan conference in Portland. May supper bridge planned for May 17 with Mrs Fred D Hill chairman. Chicken salad supper and cards to follow. Last meeting of season May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
William H. Double
Walter M. Hill
Portland
May Ways and Means
Fred D. Hill
Frederick E. Drake
Arthur Sewalld
Ralph G. Stetson
Charles M. Tubbs
Woman’s Auxiliary
Episcopal Church of the
Diocese of Maine
St. Luke’s Cathedral
Tubbs
Drake
Mary F. Gibbons
Fred P. Shaw
George D. Field
Philip Robinson Returns Home After Visit
Philip Robinson of Westboro Massachusetts formerly of Bath has come back after visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Robinson on Upper Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Robinson
Westboro
Mass
Bath
Mrs
Charles Robinson
Upper Washington Street
Central Grammar Pupils Have Party
Grade eight division two at Central Grammar school held a party Tuesday afternoon after Notre Dame lost to Princeton in a recent spelling contest. Ice cream crackers and candy were served. John Hinds Elmer Wallace and Joseph Teasdale led the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Grammar School
Notre Dame
Princeton
John Hinds
Elmer Wallace
Joseph Teasdale
Berenice Colby
Frances Lowery
Richard Fleming
Colorado
Marilyn Garneau
Margaret Rich
Evelyn Young
Marion Small
Marion Houle
Myron Craige
Black Joe
George Fox
Pupils from North Grammar to present a minuet dance
In Bath at Morse High School gymnasium more than 350 pupils from Bath schools attend a physical education demonstration. North Grammar School performs a 48 pupil minuet in Colonial costumes directed by Miss Helen L. Hayes. The cast includes Beverly Curran Jean Small Joanne Pearson Sarah Silverman Ann Desmond Louise Dole Elizabeth Trott Martha Pratt Nellie Page Mary Clappison Jane Trott Nancy Sewall Marion Corliss Gloria Leavitt Mary Pierce Ruth Small Judith Dennison Hilda Staples Virginia Hartleb Lucy Houle Linna Purdue Mary Morse Glenda Howard Barbara Stodder and many boys: Lawrence Kilbreth Milton Savage Russell Stodder Allen Gregware Richard Gilmore Richard Andrews Billy Kelley Kenneth Wilson Billy Voorhees Donald King John Canacaris Horace Morse Richard Jackson Bill Osborn Ralph Stetson Andrew Flaherty Bartlett Swanton Norman Guynn Joseph Swanton Robert Hart Kenneth Hill Lewis Wilson Frederick Andrews Walter Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Bath
North Grammar School
Helen L. Hayes
North Grammar
Duncan H. Farrell
Beverly Curran
Jean Small
Joanne Pearson
Sarah Silverman
Ann Desmond
Louise Dole
Elizabeth Trott
Martha Pratt
Nellie Page
Mary Clappison
Jane Trott
Nancy Sewall
Marion Corliss
Gloria Leavitt
Mary Pierce
Ruth Small
Judith Dennison
Hilda Staples
Virginia Hartleb
Lucy Houle
Linna
Marie Purdue
Mary Morse
Glenda Howard
Barbara Stodder
Lawrence Kilbreth
Milton Savage
Russell Stodder
Allen Gregware
Richard Gilmore
Richard Andrews
Billy Kelley
Kenneth Wilson
Billy Voorhees
Donald King
John Canacaris
Horace Morse
Richard Jackson
Bill Osborn
Ralph Stetson
Andrew Flaherty
Bartlett Swanton
Norman Guynn
Joseph Swanton
Robert Hart
Kenneth Hill
Lewis Wilson
Frederick Andrews
Walter Hill
Double Engagement of Twin Sisters in Shipping City
An engagement party announced by Mrs. Elmer A. Fitch in Bath marks the double betrothal of Misses Pearl Mae and Hazel Myrtle Oliver to Parke H. Grindell and John W. Wakefield. The sisters, longtime Bath residents, will wed in June. Guests included local residents and relatives from Bath and Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl, Mae
Hazel Myrtle Oliver
Parke H. Grindell
John W. Wakefield
Elmer A. Fitch
Damariscotta
Middle Street
Oliver
Bath
Morse High School
Grindell
Thomas L. Grindell
New York Life Insurance Co
Wakefield
William W.wakefield
Oak Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
Albert H. Robinson
Brunswick
Vernon E. Gray, Jr
Georgetown
Elford A. Stover
John J. Atwood
V. Louise Norton
M. Barbara Footer
Clinton E. Child
City
Bath City Budget Passed For 1940 Fiscal Year
The Bath council approves the annual budget totaling 363077.89 dollars for the year ending January 31, 1940. The city treasurer is directed to record appropriations and the mayor to issue warrants against each appropriation. Arthur Sewall mayor. Frank H. Turner. J. S. Com. on Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Color in the Kitchen hosts Nequasset Farm Bureau meeting
Mrs. Fred H. Thompson led a home management program on color in the kitchen for Nequasset Farm Bureau at Sagadahoc Ferry last week. Mrs. Costello Hall hosted with dinner by Mrs. Percy C. Bailey and others. June meeting planned by Mrs. John W. Brown. Also notes of Maracay cards received for Rev. Timothy Maney and a return from his voyage, and Mrs. Galen M. Low and Jean visiting Brookline, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Thompson
Home Management Project
Costello Hall
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Sagadahoc Ferry
Maracay
Venezuela
Timothy C. Maney
St. Mary's Church
Bath
Central
South America
Graceline
Santa Rosa
Galen M. Low
Jean
Brookline
Mass
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Wiscasset
Bradford-Sortwell-Wright Post
A. L
Congregational Vestry
Henry W. Webb
John Wright
A. H. Reed
Norman Isley
Old Orchard
George Swain
Cape Elizabeth
Parker B. St
Albert Galloupe
Arthur Paquet
Carroll T. Berry
Pleasant Street
Portland B. P. W
Cora Groves
High Street
Georgianna Simonton
Ruth Simonton
Children's Hospital
Sagadahoc-Lincoln County
Woman's Club
William Marsell
Braintree
Harvey
Quincy
Grammar School Glee Club
Katherine Lewis
Western Maine
Glee Club
Elinor Pomeroy
Jean Bailey
Margaret Bean
Dorothy Holbrook
Barbara Sullivan
Dorothy Thompson
Margery Grover
Florence Hamlin
Lorean Hodgdon
Dorothea Morris
Elaine Monro
Marilyn Petrie
Clara Dow
Aurelysx Ries
Thalia Bailey
Mary Lou Soule
Jean Hutchins
Valerie Bean
Arthur Dunton Tidge
Alteast
Worin
Anshuk J. Dunlon
Johin L. Jack
weeBlobeey
Vivian R. Giles
Giles
Gardiner Road
Carolyn ’. Varney
Washington Street
Harvey R. Pease
Henry Anderson
Wesley Co. Day
Bradford C. Redennett
Charles E. Cowley
Maude Clark Gay
Priscilla
Phyllis Bryant
Beatrice Cowley
Edith Rines
Belfast
Primrose Chapter
O. E
Cambridge
Keefe
Roger Cowley
Grand Lodge of Masons
Parker Brown
Judith
Elden P. Munsey
Federal Street
Zina Davis
Brandon
Cloverleaf Club
Marion Ingalls
Lee Street
Ways and Means
The
Organ Society
Alberta Larrabee
Nellie Dowling
Fannie Adams
Edith Hutchins
Grace Cowley
Mary Marston
Willis B. Mitchell
Wiscasset Academy
George F. Hobson
Mary Hobson
George Bemis
Squirrel Island
Brouilette
Jensen
Bath Road
W. P. Robert
Robert Gilmore
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Earl Colby, Jr
Earl Colby
Horace Colby
Dorothy Colby
Alan Pease
Ruth Jackson
Dickie Flood
Gordon Petrie
Marilyn Jackson
Priscilla Colby
Richard Colby
Snow White
Earl
Wiscasset Athletic Club
Fred J. Cormier
Ralph Brewer
Stanton D. Sherman
Merle F. Greenleaf
Regina Hutchins
Maury F
Fisher Wright
Tila Cotage
Florida
James BE
Pica Coffin
Rel
Kineht
Conde
Harland Trott
William Eliiott
Carroll T Berry
Milne Craft Guild
Saco
Bradford-Sortwell-Wright Unit
A. Ll
Olive Tinkham
Priday
Sophie Mikels
Bath Singers
College Town Vocalists
Miller
Grangers
Bath Man
G.A.R
Alice A. Thurlow
Wilbur F. Browne
Dora E. Thurlow
Mary E. Baker
Ella A.chase
Gleness F. Ware
Unity
Mary A. Royal
James A. Royal
Sylvia Warren
Alice May Williams
Lillian E. Haynes
Charles E. Sanford
Bowdeinham
Mildred E. Smith
Katherine M
Earle C. Donnell
Susan E. Lambert
Nellie M.campbell
Edward J. Bernier
Elmire Bernier
Topsham
Wiliam B. Mussenden
Charles H. Cahill
Horace W. Swett
Medford
Herbert Cavanaugh
John A. Cavanaugh
Henry M. Reynolds
Abbie F. Reynolds
Ernest L. Goodspeed
John Hall
Bowdoinham
Charles T. Small, Jr
Katherine M. Leach
Wesley M. Messer
James O. Lincoln
Charles M. Lincoln
Montclair
N. J
Doinham
Central Grammar
Morse High
Morse
Council
Frank H. Turner
J. S. Com
Arthur Allen
Pleasant St
Brunswick, Me
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