Community Notices and Local Appointments Highlight Auburn and Nearby
Obituaries note the Tuesday passing of Howard Crocker and Charles W. Triggs in Auburn and Augusta. Several residents announce travel visits, school enrollments, and job changes in Auburn,Bowdoinham, Bath, Gorham, and Boston. A barber shop opening, a football center for Georgetown, and a G A R reunion trip are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Crocker
Auburn
Charles W. Triggs
Augusta
Franklin P. Sprague
Atty
John Summerton
Stanley Lee Leavitt
West Bath
Bowdoin
Daniel Murphy
Bangor
Francis
Er. W. Bonney
Johnson Bros
George McNear
Boston
William J. O’brien
Myra M. Coombs
Gorham Normal School
John H. Freeman
Haverhill
Lynn
Mass
Michael Cunningham
Mars Helen
Lewiston
Cora Gaudette
Galen Watson
Hyde Wind Tass Co
Frank Flint
Portsmouth
N. H
Nancy Bucknam
York St
Sarah York
Guy Crosby
Madeline Davis
Charles Fitzgerald
Georgetown University
Princeton
Casper F. Hartleb
Massachusetts
Hartlel
Columbia Theatre
H. L. Nichols
Norway
Church Institute
Nor Way
PD. B. Holt
C. FF. Perkins
Maldén
Swampscott
Cox's Head
Clark Crighton
Alfred Brigham Co., Inc
M. FE. Crighton
Joseph McCutcheon
Lower High St
Harriet Pinkham
Portland
Maine General Hospital
Miss Pinkham
Edwin Pinkham
Middle St
Gilbert Cummings
Medford
Charles Kruger
Malden
Arthur Brown
New Meadows
E. R. Wright
Marshall Avenue
Bath area note filled with moving neighbors and visitors
Mrs Jessie Tuttle sails to Boston for a visit and many locals are noted traveling, visiting relatives, or taking vacations. Highlights include Miss Katherine Trace returning to Boston, D T Perey & Sons staff on leave, Evelyn Mae born to Mr and Mrs George Perry, and Commodore Gannett’s party sailing down river on the Krestrel II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Tuttle
Boston
J. F. Skhofield
Parker Head
Bath
Katherine Trace
Aileen McNeil
N.E.T. & T. Exchange
Florence Dodge
Wiscasset
Frank S. Wakefield
South St
Ruth Farnham
D. T. Perey & Sons
Susan Cutting
Marion Lloyd
D. T. Percy & Sons
L. H. Curtis
George R. Perry
Evelyn Mae
A. J. McNeil
Weymouth
Mass
John McNeil
Grace Knight
Portland
Katherine McNeil
Commodore Gannett
Augusta
C. A. Robinson
Muriel
West Roxbury
Spruce Cottage
Hendricks Head
Harriet Pinkham
Maine General Hospital
W. F. Hodgkins
Mate Hodgkins
Virginia
Brendon
American Coal & Coke Line
Kennebec
Lisman
Lucy Cahill
Charlotte E. Bold
Elliott Cahill Bold
Laura Morse
Dorchester
Bay Point
Charles Varney
Phippsburg
D. H. Leavitt
South Portland
Charles W. Leavitt
Court St
Leavitt
Colonial Club
Brentwood Jincoln
Dolphin
Gertrude E. Stover
Brunswick
Adams House
Robert Stover
Thomas J. Lundrigay
Willow St
Dorothy Daby Perkins
Bangor
Senter’s
Meadowbrook
James H. Cutting
Maine Opened 25 Mile Federal Aid Highway Portland to Brunswick
The 25 mile Maine coastal route from Portland to Brunswick was officially opened to traffic on Saturday. It features bituminous macadam construction and serves as a major artery to Bath and shore resorts, with funding shared by federal and state governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Portland
Brunswick
Philip J. Deering
Maine State Highway Commission
Bath
Rockland
Augusta
Waterville
Bangor
Falmouth
Freeport
Casco Bay
New England
United States
Portland and Saco
Probate petition seeks administrator for Snow estate in Bath
Carrie A. Albee and Amelia W. Mitchell petition Sagadahoc Probate Court to appoint William T. Hall administrator of Ada H. Snow of Bath who died Sept 4 1915 intestate leaving at least twenty dollars of personal estate. Names and relationships of heirs are listed as sisters and a nephew through a deceased sister. Public notice to appear Oct 5 1915 at Bath courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Abbie M. Brown
Bath
Thomas H. Brown
Marcia
Edwards
Marcia Street
James T. Minott
Minott
Edward Street
Stapfe
Siendahoc
Sigreadahoe
Maria H. Murphy
Janes IF. Murphy
Maurin H. Murphy
Jane S. Murphy
Sagadahoe
Cyrus W. Longley
Jane Whitmore
Miranda J. Whitmore
Frederick E. Whitmore
Hallowell
Ateweld
William E. Hogan
State OF Maine
Charles W. Lee
George H. Lee
West Bath
James S. Lowell
Herbert E. Douglass
Myrtie L. Douglass
Ath Independent
Charles (. Turner
Hien L. Turner
Singadahoe
Mary F. Snow
Charles M. Snow
Addie M. Wright
Herbert C. Wright
N. Foster Trott
E. Susan Trott
Ames
Lowell
Carrie A. Albee
Amelia W. Mitchell
Ada H. Snow
Said
Thomas Kelley
Holden St
Denvers
Mass
Christiania
A. D
WM. T. Hall
Register
Elizabeth Marr
Albion Marr
Ellen Potter
Pine St
Henry G. Hodgdon
Albion H. Brainard
Frances L. C. Brainard
Kearny
Hudson
New Jersey
James
William L. Berry
Georgetown
Alton C. Berry
Arthur L. Berry
C. M. Tarr
Rose B. Davis
W.L. Berry
A. E. Holland
WM. L. Berry
Arthur J. Pdunton
William C. Duncan
Sixid
Laura A. Tuncan
HMS Ininean
Admi
Sarah E. Tucker
Hamilton
Bermuda
Arthur J. Dunton
James 5
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Hugh T. Madden
Joseph C. Varnum
Augustus Pease
Charles A. Cooms
Sumner Brown
Washington
G.A.R
J. H. Blaisdell
Kittery
Frank M. Smith
Nor Mma
Ference Robinson
Ruth Coburn
Robinson
Times
Martin O'Laughlin
Eugene Hart
Dorothy Smith
Newport
Lena C. Heald
Harry Sullivan
James Blinn Perkins
Lincoln County
Democratic State Committee
Boothbay Harbor
John D. Footer
Berkeley
Cal
Joseph C. Footer
J. D. Footer
The
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
Oakland
T. Arthur Olys
Mr. Footer
Woonsocket
R. I
Portland-Brunswick
Popham
Cyrus We Longley
James Ss. Lowell
Attes Cyrus Ww
Longley
Cyrus
Longley, Register
W. Longley
Zibeline
Chinchilla
James F. Will Co
Rbrunswick
C. E. Townsend
Maine St
Avery
American
Electric Ex
Sta
Lisbon Falls
Ray Purinton
West Bowdoin
Woolwich