Busy Sagadahoc probate court opens November term
Sagadahoc probate court in Bath hears numerous filings and actions. Judge Walter S. Glidden oversees petitions for probate and administration, bonds, inventories, and accounts across estates including Hyde Coffill Ward Penney Simpson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Walter S. Glidden
Edward W. Hyde
Bath
William S. Shorey
Jennie Coffill
Topsham
Arthur L. Reed
Mina Royal
Sonn E. Fitzgerald
Annie L. Fitzgerald
James Campbell
Richmond
Jennie M. Broderick
Florence H. Bates
George R. Ward
Frank E. Ward
Albie J. Ward
Nettie B. Pottle
Thomas R. Huston
Mary Jarvis Houdlette Wyman
Mass
Louis Ernst Wyman
Laura M. Penney
Alfie E. Rich
Woolwich
Ethel Flora Light
Alvah Light
Guardian
John C. Humphreys
Allan Spear
J. Trott
George M. Stinson
Winifred E. Seekins
Clifford E. Seekins
Freeman A. Trott
Orlando H. Curtis
Edward L. Curtis
James Nixon
Arrowsie
Maria S. Lawton
Hattie E. Brown
West Bath
William H. Brown
Julia A. Watson
First National Bank
Rosa A Batchelder
Bowdoin
William C. Batchelder
Annie H. Hyde
Wil
Stop Over Privilege for Ticket Buyers on Maine Central
The Maine Central Railroad and other New England lines extend ticket limits to thirty days excluding sale date and allow stop overs anywhere along the Bangor to Portland route on conductor notice. Local and interline tickets may be used for longer travel with the new stop over privilege, including thirty day tickets sold on a double one way fare basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central Railroad
New England
Bangor
Portland
Vitro
Bowdoinham Notes Amid Local Social and School Events
Bowdoinham records a busy week with church and town activities. Mrs. Mary Crocker, 85, dies in Brunswick. funeral at the Methodist church in Bowdoinham. Residents relocate, social events and school notes highlight a bustling community calendar.
Old Trails in Vicinity of Bath Highlighted by D A R
Col Dummer Sewall chapter of the D A R held its second meeting at the American Legion hall with 30 members present. Miss Ella J. Douglas spoke on Old Trails naming routes from Winneganee creek to Campbell's pond road and the New Meadows river via the Spider's Web, a Merrymeeting bay to New Meadows river route, the canal to Welch's creek, and the Arnold trail up the Kennebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Dummer Sewall
American Legion Hall
Ella J. Douglas
Winneganee Creek
Campbell’s Pond Road
New Meadows
Merrymeeting Bay
Stevens’ River
Welch's Creek
Kennebec
Jane Lemont
Florence Calderwood
Clara N. Fogg
Bowdoinham
Historic Spots Committee
Charles C. Low
Elwell S. Crosby
Edmund M. Staples
Sagadahoc Farm Census Figures
Bath women enjoyed a luncheon at Mrs Harry Petersons Tuesday noon. Afternoon brought four tables of contract at Mrs William V Percys home on High Street. Miss Clare Coombs placed second, Mrs Eben J Marston third, Miss Mary F Gibbons and Mrs Lucy Green won consolation prizes. Present were numerous Bath residents and local club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Harry Peterson
William V. Percy
High Street
Oliver Moses
Clare Coombs
Eben J. Marston
Mary F. Gibbons
Lucy Green
Moses
Coombs
Marston
Gibbons
Clarence W. Morse
Rupert H. Baxter
Frank B. Nichols
Sewall
Carolyn M. Moses
W. S. Newell
James O
Lincoln
Charles R. Higgins
Frank Staples
Prominent Maine Men Named to New England States Fair Committee
A Maine group led by William Gardiner and Isola forms the Citizens Committee for the New England States Century of Exposition in Boston. The panel includes business leaders from Augusta Lewiston Bangor Presque Isle and Portland as it aims to showcase New England products and attract industry to six states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gtate
Vieg GC
Secm
New England
W. J. Cummings
William T. Cobb
H. G. Winter
E. M. Graham
Walter Wyman
George R. Morton
8. B. Cummings
Harold Robinson
John Baxter
Fred Gilbert
Willard Cummings
William Philbrick
E. M. Hamlin
W. &. Newell
R. D. Hewes
Clyde R. Chapman
Phineas H. Gay
James M. Curley
Boston
Isola
William Tudor Gardiner
Maine Development Commission
Curley
Pine Tree State
Clarence C. Stetson
Bangor
Edgar C Smith
C. Isola
Augusta
Paul L. Bean
Lewiston
Charles O. Beals
Lewis S. Bean
Presque Isle
Edgar B. Lord
Lebanon
Hiram W. Ricker
South Poland
Edgar C. Smith
Clarence S. Stetson
George J. Stobie
Waterville
Neil L. Violette
Frank P. Washburn
George F. West
Portland
Stolen sheetings and curtains from North Bath home
Deputies Abram C. Oliver and John P. Crosby investigate a break in Mrs. Gerda Harvey's vacant North Bath house. Two windows broken and beds stripped of sheets and pillowcases. draperies taken. Door left open, closets ransacked. no clear motive or timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram C. Oliver
John P. Crosby
Henderson
North Bath
Gerda Harvey
Ingalls Farm
Obituary of George F. Lilly prominent Woolwich farmer
George F. Lilly 76 long time Woolwich farmer and Yarmouth resident died in his sleep at home on West Elm Street Yarmouth. He was born in Woolwich to Josiah and Abbie Lilly and lived on the river road in West Woolwich before moving to Yarmouth about 20 years ago. Survived by wife Alice Lewis Lilly son Arthur F. Lilly two grandchildren four great grandchildren brother Charles H. Lilly sisters Mrs John A. Thwing and Mrs Frank Call. Funeral Friday at 10:30 at his home, burial in Woolwich.
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Methodist Ladies’ Aid
J. N. Palmer
Ray Douglass
Arizona
Vera Wildes
Evelyn Douglass
Richmond
Hallowell
Coombs High School
Clara Fogg
Saco
Huntoon
Portland
George Hamilton
George William Barrett
Leslie J. Barrett
Putnam
I. E. Cornish
Newtonville
Mass
Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Lowell
Dexter
Postmaster Lowell
J. E. Allen
Rockland
Allen
Brunswick
Richard Denham
Purington
Irvin Campbell
Clay Hill
John Purington
Bert Witham
Cushman Road
Bath
Lock Crouse
Ronald Herbert Crouse
Churchill Lake
Paul Ames
South Portland
Town Hall
Lena Hackett
Star Aid
George McPherson
Bishop School House
Thelma
Ruth Pratt
Walter Reed
Augusta
Samuel Thorne
Biddeford
Abbie Thorne
M. Shapiro
Gardiner
Scott Bailey
Marshall Merryman
Bowdoin
Electa
Bailey
Iowa
Baptist Church
Charles Hackett
George R. Cutler
Edward Gile
Elizabeth Williams
Hellen Britt
Charles Hatch
Edgecomb
Viola Coombs
George F. Lilly
Woolwich
West Elm Street
Yarmouth
Mr. Lilly
Josiah and
Abbie Lilly
West Woolwich
Edgar Bailey
Grange
Alice Lewis Lilly
Arthur F. Lilly
Charles H. Lilly
Waldoboro
John A. Thwing
Frank Call
Dresden
Elderly Woolwich resident Rachel Getchell dies after illness
Rachel A. Getchell 95 widow of Prescott Getchell and one of Woolwich's oldest residents died early Wednesday after months long illness. Born in Bowdoinham to Samuel and Hannah Senter she lived in the West before returning to the East and Bath for 25 years. She then moved to Woolwich to live with her daughter Mrs. William A. Downing. Surviving daughters include Mrs. Alvena Knight of Richmond and eight grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 Friday at Curtis Funeral Home Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel A. Getchell
Woolwich
Widdow
Prescott
Mrs Mary Davidson Dies in Harvey Illinois
Mrs Mary Davidson aged widow of T H Davidson died in Harvey Illinois on Wednesday. Born in Bath she was a daughter of the late George H Parshley and left Bath 25 years ago. Survived by nephew George D Parshley of Bath and Walter Parshley of Brunswick and sisters in Brunswick and Phippsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Ill
Mary Davidson
T. H. Davidson
George D. Parshley
Bath
Davidson
George H. Parshley
George L. Parshley
Manthane Parshley
Funeral services for C. Frank Knowlton held at home
Burial was in Harvey with funeral services at 49 Pine Street for C. Frank Knowlton a machinist for 40 years at Bath Iron Works and Hyde Windlass Co. Rev. Charles H. Berry presided. Bearers Edwin I. Cornish John H. Williams Edwin M. Robbins and George Harvie, Lincoln Lodge Odd Fellows members. Burial followed in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Frank Knowlton
Bath Tren
Hyde Windlass Co
Pine Street
Charles H. Berry
Corliss Street
Edwin I. Cornish
John H. Williams
Lincoln Lodge
Odd Fellows
Edwin M. Robbins
George Harvie
Oak Grove
Yacht Trudione Demonstrates Stabilizer On Trial Trip
Ross W. Judson’s all steel diesel yacht Trudione, captained by Charles A. Blair, tested Bath Iron Works stabilizer amid rough east northeast seas. After compass adjustments by Wilfrid O. White representative Mr. Mayo, the yacht steadied and returned to the Kennebec, tying at Iron Works wharf. Judson and Detroit guests praised the craft. winter quarters are set at Squantum, Mass, with delivery next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross W. Judson
Trudione
Charles A. Blair
Pond Island
Seguin
Bath Iron Works Corp
Mr. Mayo
Wilfrid O. White
Boston
Blair
Kennebec
Iron Works
Judson
Detroit
Squantum
Mass
Annis Family Leaves Columbus For Connecticut Post
Mr and Mrs Edward Annis of Columbus Ohio depart Thursday for Danbury Conn where Mr Annis takes a foreman role at a lumber firm they will stay Thursday night with relatives Mr and Mrs Frank Moody in Salem Willows Massachusetts Mrs Annis engaged in W C T U and L T L activities while in Bath this summer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Annis
Columbus
Ohio
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Bath Department Store
Glidden
Liam S. Shorey
John S. Hyde
Emma Mabel Palmer
Guy F. Coolen
Louise E. Tillson
Elizabeth C. Craven
Maude M. la Montague
Emma J. Spear
Charles H. Cahill
Frances M. Simpson
Clara A. Morse
John H. Morse
Leslie F. Roberts
Hopsybeth W. Atherne
Edith F. Skillings
John F. Skillings
Annie M. Ward
Albert S. Ward
Nellie T. Reid
Thomas D. Reid
Georgetown
Rosa A. Batchelder
First National Bank of Bath
Alton B. Thwing
Alfred E. Nickerson
Emma McL. Duncan
George C.wing, Jr
Auburn
Edward W. Bridgham
Mary E. Kirkup
Herbert W. Cutting
Phippsburg
Annie B. Cutting
Joseph Muse
Edward C. Clarey
George P. Hickey
Mary Partridge
Myrtle Connors
Guy C. G. Low
Brookline
Ernest L. McLean
North Street
Maine
Cobb CO
Aes Mass
Maine Central
H. E. Cornish
Jackson
State Road
Frank Millay
Gadys Boie, Randall
William Wagner
Mal- Gen, Ma
Frank Long
New Fiampooire
Frank Jenkins
Wilbur Hail
Cathance
Selectmen’s
Helen Britl
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Jack and
Graves
Biggy
Ethel Bailey
Mabel
Irene Millay
Merilina Sidelinger
Iva Ring
Italy Hatch
Arthur Webber
Bowdeinham
Merry Workers
Celia Billings
Elizabeth Mitchell
Shirley Lancaster
Frances Billings
Christina Tempie
Carrie C. Adams
Boothbay Harbor
Charles F. Dodge
Mary A. Crocker
Amy Purington
Village Cemetery
Ella Douglas
Census Bureau
Ingalls
T. W. Hyde
Memorial Hall
Middle Street
Elizabeth Haley
Albert Henderson
Celia Plant
Alfred Keene
C. T. Edgecomb
Roland Lemoine
Eleanor MacDonald
Eva Lemont
Helen McIntosh
Henry A. Magoun
Green Street
Philadelphia
Magoun
Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers
Society
New York City
Ayano
Harvard
Michigan
DE Pauw
Peereaely
Besson
Beatrice E
Rand
Shencer Corsetieree
C. F. Knowlton Funeral
Hatch’s Shoe Store
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