May term opens in Wiscasset with local officials listed
Superior Court's May term starts in Wiscasset with Judge Worster presiding. Grand and traverse jurors named from Boothbay Harbor to Newcastle and Waldoboro. The issue includes a long roster of local officials, jurors, and community events from the town's school prize speaking to church activities and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
George H. Worster
Bangor
C. A. Richards
Weston M. Hilton
Arthur R. Greenleaf
W. H. Cornforth
Leslie Bailey
Dresden
George Barter
Boothbay Harbor
Cornelius H. Bushnell
Foreman
Whitefield
Woodbury H
Edward J. Lincoln
Newcastle
Alfred Mahoney
Anna
Thomas P. Marr
Southport
Myron Martin
Jefferson
Frank Y. McFarland
South Bristol
Arthur McKown
Chester H. Pendleton
Clerk
Dennis M. Roberts
Boothbay
Elmore Strout
Walter Tukey
Bristol
L. J. Winslow
Nobleboro
Traverse
John Auld
Hampton C. Barstow
Damariscotta
Levin Brann
Alfred K. Burkett
Waldoboro
James Calderwood
Rufus H. Casall
Edgecomb
Fred Clark
Fred Colby
Winfield Cook
Harold A. Dodge
Perry F. Dunton
Reuben Durgan
John C. F. Ga
Jason C. Thompson
John W. Verney
Wiscasset Academy
First Congregational Church
Martha Haskell
Roger Dow
Joanna Evans
Edna M. Southard
Wilbur F. Merrill
Woman's Club
Grace Bean
Marion Rines
Priscilla Bryant
Hattie Fossett
Lincoln Academy
Ralph Cheney
Marian Wheeler
Charles S. Lowder
Jesus
Sagadahoc Probate Court Opens May Term Actions
Judge Glidden presides over the second May term session with petitions for probate of wills crowded the docket. Executors named include Margaret Gay for Edmond T. Gay of Bath and Jane Hall Browne for Mary B. Hall of Bowdoinham. foreign will granted for Edwin S. Allen of South Orange, N J. Administrations and guardianships cover Bath, Topsham, Richmond, West Bath, Bowdoin and Georgetown with bonds, inventories, and accounts filed and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glidden
Sagadahoc
Edmond T. Gay
Bath
Margaret Gay
Mary B. Hall
Bowdeinham
Jane Hall Browne
Edwin S. Allen
South Orange
N. J
Savings Bank & Trust Co
Charles F. Holbrook
Margaret M. Holbrook
Nellie Fennimore
Matthew Fennimore
Sadie de Bree
Helen L. Douglas
Milton H. Douglas
Ella J. Douglas
William R. Hartford
Richmond
Genevieve M. Hartford
Actor P. Tate
Topsham
Abbie T. Cromwell
Fred W. Parks
Charles E. Parks
Harold F. Fuller
Lydia Littlefield Galt
West Bath
June R. Thornton
C.t.a
Delina Pepin
Exelia A. Gingras
Harriet FE. Kane
Oscar B. Ingalls
Elizabeth J. Donnell
Robert W. Donnell
Roy A. Donnell
John Marsh
Delinda E. Marsh
Charles C. Low
Clara V. Troop
Verna M. Brackett
Alice M. Lowell
William B. Mussenden
Charles H. Cahill
Horace W. Swett
Roland Smith
Josephine H. Wilson
Ida S. Hooker
Georgetown
Mary E. W. Safford
Mary A. Hebbard
Marilla B. Tarr
James H. Preble
Alston E. Oliver
George L. Oliver
Fred S. Morgan
Wilbur S. Allen
Martha A. Haley
Edward Elroy Haley
John J. Keegan
Rachel F. White
Edward A. Mansir
Depositors Trust Co
Ruby Hearn Smith
Jonas A. Colby
Woolwich
Alice J. Colby
Augusta
Alumni Fund Drive for UNH Stadium Project
Mrs. Mary Murphy Butler of Lewiston acts as class agent for the University of New Hampshire class of 1915 alumni fund campaign. The goal is to raise money to finish a Works-Relief stadium construction and supply materials for the recreational athletic fields development nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Murphy Butler
Campus Avenue
Lewiston
University of New Hampshire
May baskets brighten West Bath community gatherings
West Bath residents and visitors gather for social rounds at Campbell's Pond and nearby addresses. Notables include the Stewards of Topsham, the Metcalfs of Providence, Larrabee and Lemont families, and 4 H club members who hung May baskets for neighbors. A festive angel cake with 4-H club seal marked the occasion.
Brotherhood presents Chevrolet sedan to Pastor Sims
The First Baptist Brotherhood formally presented a four door Chevrolet sedan to Rev. Charles R. Sims at their regular Tuesday meeting. The committee included Arthur J. Dunton E Melvin Pratt James B. Smith Leon R. Eaton Edwy A Sotheard Burton E St Clair Harry W Moulton. Attendance was 38 with a program of music and readings followed by refreshments. The next meeting is scheduled for June 11 with officer elections and a picnic planned for July and August at the seashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Brotherhood
Charles R. Sims
Brotherhood
Chevrolet
Arthur J. Dunton
E. Melvin Pratt
James B. Smith
Leon R. Eaton
Edwy A. Sotheard
Burton E. St. Clair
Harry W. Moulton
St. Clair
Temperance
Sims
Dunton
Mr. Eaton
Sick
Harry Moulton
Leon Eaton
Arthur Price
Freeman Crosby
Fester Pratt
Edwy A. So
James Smith
Willis B. Hall
Highmoor State Farm
Chester W. Clement
Alvah H. Morse
John Marks
Sonny Boy
Mr. Sims
Fireside Forum at Pleasant View Schoolhouse
A Fireside Forum will be held Thursday evening at Pleasant View schoolhouse Murphy's Corner at 7 30 led by Mrs Maurice T Hathorne with pictures music games and a timely topic. Services next Sunday are at 11 am and 8 pm daylight time with Carl Graves as evening leader. An all day Willing Workers meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant View
Murphy's Corner
Maurice T. Hathorne
Carl Graves
Good Will Club
Woolwich
John DeLong
John Lily
Sagadahoc Ferry
Harry Fitch
Maud Orr
Nelson Rice
Percy Marston
Laura Farnham
Fred Carlton
Costello P. Hall
Geraldine Rice
Avis Marston
Florence Carlton
Edward Reed
Eugenie Hunnewell
Sadie Rice
Anna May Berry
Maxine Bailey
Partridge Cemetery Association
G. M. Stinson
Day’s Ferry
Lawrence Ryan
Boston
Millie Ryan
Mass
Eben Dana
Emma Dunton
Lewiston General Hospital
Kenneth Soule
Quincy
Loring Soule
Nequasset
Frederick Carter
John Carter
Everett McKenney
Waterville
Everson Stinson
North Woolwich
Union
Methodist
Roy Goss
Rae
Rita
Augusta
James Carter
Henry Groves
Richmond
Mason Carter
Fort Fairfield native Henry Hyde revisits hometown after 57 years
An old Fort Fairfield resident Henry Al ten Hyde arrived with Mrs. Hyde by automobile at noon to revisit childhood scenes and greet remaining old friends. He left Fort Fairfield with his parents in 1878, making this the first return in 57 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Fairfield
Henry Alten Hyde
Hyde
Musical Society Meets Monday Night at Grace Church
Les Camarades Musicaux gathered at Grace church parish house with Clifford B. Smith hosting. He selects It Is Enough from Mendelssohn Elijah for the choir federation in Portland Thursday. The program featured Brahms and many solos, duets, and choral pieces led by Mrs. Albee and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford B. Smith
Grace Church
Les Camarades Musicaux
Smith
Choir Federation
Portland
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Brahms
Mr. Smith
Buck
Mmes
Hatch
Sturtevant
Cary
Rice
Messrs
Field
Ramsay
Royal
Mrs. Albee
Mother's Day Observed at South Dresden
Mrs Emma Hatch celebrated Mother's Day and her upcoming birthday May 7 with a surprise party in South Dresden. Attending were her children Ida Gibbs Nellie Soule Amy Cromwell Arthur Hatch Will Siegars Harry Hatch and grandchildren and great grandchildren including Beverly Ann Gibbs Marguerite Amy Priscilla Cromwell Flora Hatch Evelyn Boyd Audrey Hatch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hatch
South Dresden
Amy Priscilla Cromwell
Woolwich
Hatch’s Corner
Ida Gibbs
Wiscasset
Nellie Soule
Gardiner
Amy Cromwell
Arthur Hatch
Waldoboro
Will Siegars
Harry Hatch
William Gibbs
Beverly Ann
Edgecomb
Guy Cromwell
Marguerite
Amy Priscilla
Andrew Hatch
Flora Hatch
Harold Boyd
Evelyn
Pittston
Henry Hatch
Audrey Hatch
Missionary Society Meeting At Wesley Church
Woman's Home Missionary Society of Wesley M E church met at Mrs. Edward Cook's South Street home on Tuesday afternoon with most members present and one guest Mrs. Walter F Day. Mrs Llewellyn D Rogers led devotions and spoke on Youth of Today. Mrs Harris T Roddick presided over business. Mrs Ernest Heywood reported on the Augusta district meeting in Farmington April 30 and urged reading to understand social and economic conditions. Light refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Leavitt
Winona Leavitt
Leavitt
Farmington Falls
Emily Groves
Nina Fowles
Georgianna Lilly
Grace J. Merry
Susie Lewis
Rebekah Lodge
Richmond
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
St. Philip's Church
St. Philip's
Christchurch
Gardiner
Charles S. Sewall
M. A. Giffin
Eliza W. Holbrook
Frances Sortwell
Helena Bellas
Washington, D. C
Mary Ralster
M. A. Plumstead
Portland
Josephine Plumstead
Frank E. Quinnam
Raymond
Edward Evans
Biscay Pond
Sidney G. Evans
Joanna Evans
Helen Quinnam
Evan
Belfast
Farmington Normal
Leforest Norton
Oakland
Fred Magoon
Evelyn Butts
Solon
Charles S. Sowder
Ira W. Varnum
Bradford C. Bedennett
Wiscasset Inn
John Jackson
First Congregational Church
Boothbay Harbor
Strand Theatre
Dorothy Holbrook
Norman Holbrook
Florence Hamlin
Raymond Hamlin
Leroy Farmer
David Haskell
Jay Kinahan
Ernest Stinson
Bangor
St. Philips Woman's Auxiliary
Harry Atwood
Lisbon Falls
A. W. Keirstead
Main Street
Joseph P. Tucker
A. H. Lennox
Clarence A. Richards
Webber's Tavern
Damariscotta
Academy
Sewall
Bath Road
George Bemis
West Indies
Harry Mosher
Boston
Bemis
Alice Taylor
Joseph E. Hubbard
Somerville
Mass
Mary Hobson
Federal Street
Jesse White
Roy L. Dow
Clarence P. Blagdon
Pomona Orange
Jefferson
Harold S. Sherman
Lawrence B. Haggett
Louise Blagdon
Crystal Chapter
Ruth
Kent's Hill
Seminary
Mabel H. Lewis
Cora L. Bean
Sophia W. Preble
Irene Metcalf
Sue Bailey
Nina G. Fowles
Laura Carleton
Harriet C. Jackson
Laura M. Main
Archie H. Dodge
Henry W. Webb
Congregational Conference of
Maine
Winter Street
Bath
Boy Scouts
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Wesley M. E. Church
Edward Cook
South Street
Walter F. Day
Llewellyn D. Rogers
West Bath
Harris T. Rodick
Ernest Heywood
Augusta
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Farmington
Woolwich Community News Recap From May Activities
Woolwich Good Will club hosted at Sagadahoc Ferry with sale and supper plans for May 31. Many residents attend meetings, plus school spelling honors, cemetery association event, and community entertainment slated for Friday at Moatsweag schoolhouse.
Resolutions From Bodwell Grange on Sister Curtis
Bodwell Grange P of H mourns Sister Ida M. Curtis loss and votes to drape charter in mourning for thirty days. A copy of resolutions to be recorded and published in the Bath Independent. Committee on Resolutions: Bessie's Sprague, Osmer, Carrie Pye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodwell Grange
Ida M. Curtis
Sister Curtis
Bath Independent
Bessie L, Sprague
Wm. W. Hosmer
Carrie K. Pye
Committee On
Bath Rotary golf club wins district honors at Augusta convention
The Bath Rotary club captured the district golf honors at the 38th District International Rotary convention held in Augusta. Edward W. Bridgham won the individual low net score and Fred D. Hill received the two large gold loving cups. Bath participants included E. W. Bridgham John Conti Edward Sewall Clinton D. Wilson Wilmer I Voorhees H. W. Owen Jr Dr Francis A Winchenbach and Royal Johnson. William Bennett Bath Metropolitan Life Insurance spoke at Hotel Phoenix on Life Insurance Week noting policy types and the need for economic security. Morse High graduation lunch is planned two weeks hence at Morse High cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
E. W. Bridgham
John Conti
Edward Sewall
Clinton D. Wilson
Wilmer I. Voorhees
H. W. Owen, Jr
Francis A. Winchenbach
Royal Johnson
Hotel Phoenix
William Bennett
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Bennett
Morse High
Auxiliary of Y M C A Holds Annual Meeting
The Y M C A Auxiliary elected Mrs. Irving C. Varney president succeeding Mrs. Hermon W. Crocker. New officers include Mrs. Harold S. Avery as vice president and Mrs. Reginald Stacy as secretary. The group, with 17 members last year, funded a Y project, bought a black board, installed a drinking fountain, and served 286 at the church league banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving C. Varney
Hermon W. Crocker
Harold S. Avery
Reginald Stacy
Edwin E. Pinson
Y.M.C.A
Harold Avery
Shirley M. Mank
David Y. Alkazin
Bathman Attends Maine Optometrists Clinic in Farmington
Dr. Donald F. Preble of Bath attends the Spring meeting and graduate clinic of the Maine Association of Optometrists in Farmington at Hotel Exchange May 15 16 17. Education sessions include Dr. James B. Collins Dr. John W. Needles and Dr. A M Skeffington. The Ladies Auxiliary meets with a special program and entertainment. The annual banquet and dancing followed Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald F. Preble
Bath
Maine Association of Optometrists
Farmington
Hotel Exchange
James B. Collins
Colonial Optical Company
John W. Needles
American Optical Company
Boston
A. M. Skeffington
Chicago
Graduate Clinic
Clifford Vacating Store After 40 Years
Jewelry dealer Charles W. Clifford began removing fixtures and stock from his 84 Front Street shop after forty years of operation. He plans to store the inventory while awaiting a new location and renovations to suit a future State Liquor Commission store at the site. Clifford previously operated near Hatch Shoe Store before moving to 84 Front Street in Fall 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Clifford
Front Street
Mr. Clifford
State Liquor Commission
Hatch Shoe
George A. Churchill
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Malcolm Mac
Donald “Lincoln
Isabelle Grover
Misses Beane
Haskell
Rines
Georgia
Tim
Laura Nichols
Little Charlie
Cubs
Birch Point
Dorcas Club
Harriet Jackson
Seguin
Allie Bartlett
Randolph
Samuels. Sewall
Chemical Bank & Trust Co
Minnie E. Fuller
Lawrence Steward
Steward
Ernest E. Williams
Mr. Williams
Campbell's Pond
Arthur Everbeck
Winthrop
Edwin Wood
Leona Corliss
Robert D. Metcalf
Providence
R. I
D. Wylie Lemont
School Street
Charles F. MacDonald
Harold Conley
Conley
Larrabee’s Grove
Helena Hadley
Brunswick
Emily Larrabee
James B. Lemont
Lincoln Williams
Foster's Point
Massachusetts
Edward Jenks
Newton Highlands
Jennie Larrabee
Walter H. Larrabee
Littlefield
Clarice Whittier
M. A. Brann
Miss Whittier
Jethro Sprague
Bath Memorial Hospital
Pred Jd. Rose
Frank A. French
Joseph W. Larrabee
Pastor
Montsweag
Musical Society
Mary Helen Brown
McPherson
Kotzschmar
Monna Vanna
Fourier
Albee
Madrigale
Harry McLellan
Nightingale
Sturtevant, Cary, Rice
Gunlett
Rachmaninoff
Mr. Field
Sprague
Priendshim
Ehee Marzials
Mrs. Hatch
Mr. McPherson
Parry
Mr. Sprague
Solveig
Miss O'Hara Mrs. Albee
Saint-Saens
Mira D’acerbe Lagrime
Missionary Society
Lubee
Rotary
Augusta Country Club
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Clifford Vacating
Buxton
Buxton Medicine Company
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