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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1915
Page
3
Long item lists visitors residents and movements around Phippsburg and nearby towns. Names include Miss Emma Small Miss Edith Eaton Captain Frank Frisbee and several families moving houses fishing events and social visits at Parker Head Bath and Sebasco Estates with ongoing farming hay harvest and road work.
Miss Myrna Avery and James Leon McCausland were married Sunday at 8 20 p m in St Marys Church home of Father Horan. Bertha Bellerose and John Lewis Foter served as attendants. They plan a Maine honeymoon visiting Bar Harbor Bangor Portland Pittsfield Augusta and will live with groom's parents on Brunswick Road.
Miss Ellen Ham and Winfield Skillings were married at the Scarboro Beach parsonage last Saturday evening. The couple will reside at Scarboro Beach and will be at home after December 1. Skillings works as a chauffeur for A. H. Libby and both families extend best wishes. They plan to attend Brockton Fair before settling in.
Notice to the public leasing the former Geo. C. Pease shop by Henry M. York at Phippsburg Center offering black smithing job work horse shoeing carriage repairs bicycle automobile boat repairs and related services inviting patronage.
Mrs. Emilio de Gogorza fears a cargo of furniture silver and household goods lost when the La Dromme steamer bound for New York from Bordeaux caught fire and sank water in hold two. The items were shipped via Bowling Green Storage & Van Co. and en route to Bath, with fate uncertain.
Carrie A. Albee and Amelia W. Mitchell petition Sagadahoc Probate Court to appoint William T. Hall administrator of Ada H. Snow estate and to publish notice. Also William L. Berry seeks license to sell Georgetown real estate for minors Alton C. Berry and Arthur L. Berry. offer accepted pending court approval.
A Bath probate filing shows Elizabeth Marr executrix of Albion Marr late of Bath who died April 8 1914 leaving a widow Elizabeth Marr and niece Ellen Potter of Pine St Bath as heir. The matter notes vacation probate September 15 1915 and a sequence with Albion H Brainard administrator c t a of Frances L C Brainard of Kearny New Jersey and final account for allowance at Bath. Also mentions sale of wagons in Brunswick Maine.
The document directs a court to show cause at nine o'clock in the forenoon why the petitioner's prayer should not be granted, indicating a formal hearing on the petition.
Albion Hale Brainard, administrator of Frances L. Crane Brainard of Arlington Hudson County, announces probate duties. He asks all creditors to present claims for settlement and all debtors to pay. Bond has been given as required by law. August 23, 1915.
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