Prices Current Map Prices and Market Quotes
A dense list of commodity prices and market notes across grains hay flour oats pork beef lard butter eggs and potatoes. It also covers sugar market notes and city market bids from New York Boston Chicago and Houston with specific prices and recent shifts.
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Duluth
Manitoba
New York
Middle West
Hennery
Hennervy
Boston
Northern
Western
New York Twins
Probate petition seeks letters testamentary for A Benson Rowe estate
Frederick J. Libbie of Boston petitions Sagadahoc Probate Court to admit a copy of A Benson Rowe’s will proven in Suffolk County Massachusetts and to issue letters testamentary to him without bond. Notice ordered. Bath Independent to publish three weeks. Also brief death notice: Harriet H Stinsgp of Woolwich, age 82, died April 7.
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State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Frederick J. Libbie
Boston
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
A. Benson Rowe
Benson Rowe
Commonwealth
Sagadahor
Berg
Commonwealth OF Massachisetts
Paul ID Turner
State OF
Maine
Sagadahoe
Pathin
Bath
Woolwich
Harriet H
John A
Phippsburg Notes On Ship Launches And Local Happenings
George Matthews left for Chelsea with Laura and Walter Matthews while Phippsburg passengers on the Virginia discovered a sewing circle vibe in the cabin. Notables include Miss Ina Pease visiting family, Miss Eleanor Harrington receiving a piano, and Mrs. Davis recovering well in Waltham hospital. News covers launches, horse and car contrasts, and daily doings as locals note weather and road conditions.
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George Matthews
Squirrel Point
Chelsea
Laura Matthews
Walter Matthews
Phippsburg
Virginia
William Bowie
Rodney Wyman
Frank Allegrin
Thomas McNeil
Dean
John D. Rogers
Thomas Oliver Place
Co. V. Minott, Jr
New York
Ada Brown
Buenos Ayres
Ladies' Aid holds quilt session in Riggsvill e
Mrs West hosted the Ladies' Aid on Wednesday as a quilt was tacked. The next meeting is planned at Mrs E A Williams home. Crosby Bros. supplied lumber for church vestry tables and Williams Brilmayer install a store refrigerator. George West returned from Canada and then attended the Methodist Conference in Camden. Charles Mains butchered calves for Wen dell Baker and Everett Higgins. Mrs Baker is away. Miss Massey Mrs Brilmayer and Mrs Robert West visited Bath. Henry Reynolds built a hen house for Mr West.
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West
E. A. Williams
Crosby Bros
Messrs
Williams & Brilmayer
George West
Camden
Charles Mains
Wendell Baker
Everett Higgins
Miss Massey
Brilmayer
Robert West
Bath
Henry Reynolds
Mr. West
Grange
Leona Pinkham
Holland
Bros. Rowe
Berry
Blaisdell
Dell Lewis
Georgetown
Rowe
Berry and
L. H. Rowe
Clarence
Alfred McMahan
M. E. Bailey
Otter Cliff
W. F. Boucher
Effie Pashard
Parker Oliver
Wiscasset
Walter Morse
Goldie Greenleaf
Westport
Eleanor Morse
Emily Williams
Ladies’ Aid
T. N. Kewley
Beacon St. Parsonage
Alfred Trask
Alfred Trask Is Packing, Preparing To Move To the Home of Miss Ida Hunt
Marcia
Carrie Paine
Richmond
Five Islands Grange social funds library in progress
The Five Islands Grange at Rowe's Hall raised 13.63 at a social with games music and sales. Proceeds fund books for a local Grange library while members collect and donate volumes. Next events include conferring degrees on members and a new April social committee.
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Rowe’s Hall
Grange
The
Dorothy Pinkham
Thomas Hanna
Wilson Moore
J. M. Harford
Alfred Rowe
Arrowsic Town Notes Show Local Moves and Visits
Arrowsic schools start Tuesday with North School Miss Pearl Hall Woolwich South School Miss Cole. Ellsworth Robbins stays at home. Aubrey Steen returns from abroad. Willie Potter home for weeks. Harold Snipe resumes store duties in Bath. Edward Snipe hosts a young gathering with music and refreshments. Miss Alice Crowell of Boston visits George Spinney. Roy Phinney bought the Atwood place at Jones Eddy. Lemuel Stinson in town. Dana McFarland returns from Brockton. Elton Phinney closes cottage and boards with M C Drummond.
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North School
Pearl Hall
Woolwich
South School
Alice Crowell
Boston
George Spinney
Roy Phinney
Atwood Place
Jones’s Eddy
Lemuel Stinson
Ira Laurence
Dana McFarland
Brockton, Mass
Elton Phinney
M. C.drummond
Mrs Jennie Franks Treated In Lewiston Visit
Friends report Mrs Jennie Franks is under treatment at Lewiston General Hospital and will return soon for a permanent stay. Walter Campbell traveled Sunday to join Miss Bernice Clifford who hosted a birthday party with thirty attendees celebrating her sixteenth anniversary. Others noted social visits and family arrivals in Winnegance including Miss Bertha Morse’s party and a Bruns wick outing by Mrs Sherman Morse and baby Franklin. Mr and Mrs Joyce Butterfield welcomed a daughter, and villagers attended ship launchings at Deering and Percy Small yards.
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Jennie Franks
Lewiston
Lewiston General Hospital
Walter Campbell
New York
Bernice Clifford
Emily Williams
Sherman Morse
Franklin
Brunswick
Bertha Morse
William Purington
South Orange
N. J
Winneganee
Jane Purington
Joyce
Butterfield
Deering and
Percy & Small Yards
Will Dunton
Hiram Cornish Place
West Bath Grange
Annie Wylie
C. O. Purington
Bowdeinham
Wylie Rogers
City Hospital
Walter Larrabee
Baxter
Fred Larrabee
Frank O’brien
Boston
A. R. Donnell
Salem
Mass
Marion Purington
Edward Laughlin
Malden
I. B. Neiley’s
J. M. Lemont
E. W. Haggett
Lewis H. Curtis
C. M. Bryant
Ernest Purington
Woolwich
William Simpson
Topsham
B. F. Roberts
Arthur
Portland
Harry Hanson
West Bath
First Baptist
Joseph Larrabee
A. H. Donnell
Elmer Craig
J. E. Mayo
J. B. Lemont
I. B. Nearey
A. G. Fisher
West Bath News Roundup Highlights Local Life
Mrs. Alton Oliver is ill with a severe cold as a steady stream of visitors and community notices fill the West Bath page. Weddings, coaching futures, grange lectures, theater casts, and road conditions mix with residents traveling, working, and selling stock in a busy local chronicle.
Local Items from West Bath and Nearby Districts
West Bath notes report horse illness of Sidney Coffee treated by Dr. Wat son of Brunswick. A tame fox wandered Berry's Mill area near Eugene Brown farm and headed toward Rich's Mountain. New Meadows ice cleared. clam digging busy. Ninety year old Joseph Winter visited Berry's Mills and Winneganee amid talk of town politics and the war. Doris Perkins ill with chicken pox. Alice Rogers visited Mrs. Owen E. Rogers. Lorin Eggleston family moved to Shore Acres at North Percy Wright. Young stock bought from Mrs. Henry D. Bacon of North Bath.
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Sidney B. Coffee
Watson
Brunswick
Berry’s Mill
Eugene Brown
Rich's Mountain
Joseph Winter
Berry's Mills
Winneganee
Doris Perkins
Dorman Perkins
Alice Rogers
Owen E. Rogers
Lorin Eggleston
Washington Street
Bath
Shore Acres
North Bath
Percy Wright
Henry D. Bacon
Miss Adeline Costain Leaves City Hospital to Return
The chief operator with the New England Telephone Exchange has been hospitalized for three weeks but is now released and plans to resume work the first of May.
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Adeline V. Costain
New England Telephone.Exchange
City Hospital
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Wall Street
Boston Produce Market
Chicago
Wethers
Houston
Houlton
Uennece
James
Lowell
Cppr
Attes Rus
Longley
W. R. Dickinson
Charles Loveland
Villa
Jerome Jones
Kennebec
Susie Fletcher
Sebasco
Richard Quick
William Oliver
C. W. Locke
Oliver
Henry York
William Roderick
Walter Small
Riggsville
Mrs. Baker
NEW Grange
Will E. Rowe
George Hanna
Clinton
H. F. Pinkham Co
Gloucester
Gladys Pinkham
J. J. Gibson
Springvale
Carrie Hagan Heald
Leona Ae
Edward Hodgdon
C. C. Davis
Julia
Ira Lewis
Hagan
Moore's Point
J. T. McMahan
Lucille White
Lizzie Cook
Cambridge
C. A. McMahan
Corinne
Basil
the Cove
Cove
T. W. Blaisdell
Oscar M. Snowman
Ida H. Rowe
Larkin Club
W. H. Holland
Winnegance News
Bath Grain CO
Alton Oliver
Page Wyman
Forest
Leah Bowie
Parker Head
Harry Oliver
Percy & Small’s
Esther Perry
Randolph
Albert Lakin
North Woolwich
G. M. Stinson
Sparks
Bowdoinham
Capt. Locke
Vida McIntire
Fred Rich
Fred A. Bubier
Ned Rogers
Isaiah R. Morrell
Indiana
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