Will of Nancy Foye Presented for Ancillary Probate
John J. Galvin petitions to admit a copy of Nancy Foye's Massachusetts will to probate in Sagadahoc County Maine. The petition requests ancillary letters testamentary for Galvin as executor, with notice ordered and three weekly publications in Bath Independent. William T. Hall Jr. signs as attorney. Hearing set May 3, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
William Tath
John J. Galvin
Nancy Foye
Duxbury
Plymouth
Massachusetts
Ennson
Saagadahoe
Boston
Suffolk County
Plymouth County
WM. T. Hall, JR
Sagadahoc, Ss
Laura E. Brown
North Easton
Mass
Roy Frank Deojay
Bath
Frank Deojay
Vane
Probate notices from Sagadahoc County Bath 1910
Multiple notices detail petitions for estate administration. Lillie M Leonard seeks to prove a will for Thomas Leonard and appoint E Randall Leonard as administrator with will annexed while others request allowances, sales of real estate and letters testamentary for Ferguson, Jaques and Deojay estates.
Financial statement for Columbia Insurance Co 1909
The report lists assets totaling 745 470.67 dollars with admitted assets 703 384.03 and liabilities including net unpaid losses 3 910.49 unea rned premiums 100 067.63 and cash capital 400 000.00. Surplus over liabilities stands at 193 905.91 with Crosby Co as agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Ins. Co
F. Herrmann
Crosby CO
Probate Notice of Estate for Edward Maynard
The Probate Court in Bath Maine presents that Lena M Maynard died March 13 1910 leaving husband Edward Maynard and heirs including Elwood I Clifford of Somerville MA. Stephen Lowell executor declined. court to grant administrator to Edward Maynard or another suitable person. Aged 9 May 1910 filing date. Judge James S Lowell presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Lillie M. Leonard
Bath
Thomas Leonard
Charles Edwin Leonard
Oakland
California
Elbridge Randall Leonard
Fred A. Leonard
Sarah F. Jarrabee
Bennington
Vermont
Jennie M. Leonard
E. Randall Leonard
Edward Maynard
Lena M. Maynard
Elwood I
Clifford
Somerville
Mass
Stephen Lowell
Probate Court Orders Notice Of Estate Allowance
In Sagadahoc county Bath a court of Probate orders administrator Mark L. Gilbert on the estate of Thomas Passmore to publish notice for three weeks in the Bath Independent. The notice sets a hearing on the first Tuesday of May at nine o clock in the forenoon to show cause why allowance should not be granted. Judge James S. Lowell, Register Gyrus W. Longley sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8
Lowell
State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Bath
James
W. Longley
Lillie M, Leonard
WM. T. Hall, JR
State OF Maine
Anongley
Sagadaho
Mary A. Ferguson
Alexander Ferguson
James S. Lowell
Akaay W. Longley
Daniel S. Jaques
Cyra W. Longley
Cyrus W. Longley
Register
Edward Maynard
Mark L. Gilbert
Thomas Passmore
Bath Independent
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Promises Relief for Women
A long testimonial list touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for many female ailments. Mrs Ep La Dou of Park Rapids Minnesota reports improved health after six bottles, while Mrs R Kinnison of Brookville Ohio notes regularity and calmer nerves. The ad claims the remedy uses native roots and herbs with no narcotics and invites letters for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Park Rapids
Minn
Mrs. Ep. la Dou
Park Rap
Brookville
Ohio
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Bath Market Quiet as Farmers Focus on Spring Work
The Bath market shows slow activity with limited produce and steady prices. Eggs stay around 18 to 25 cents a dozen, potatoes 30 to 35 cents, butter about 32 cents per pound, beef sides up to 13 cents, veal 12 cents, and poultry values steady as farmers prepare for spring plowing and pasture entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
George D. Weston
Phippsburg
Ladies Night at West Bath Grange Next Monday
West Bath Grange presents Ladies Night on April 18 featuring solo and chorus My Old Kentucky Home led by Mrs. Lillian Rogers, roll call with welcome quotations to W State Lecturer, Addie Purington monologue, Banjo Club, Halley’s Comet by A H Donnell, tableau Cupid’s Opportunity with Miss Edwards and Harry Wright, light lunch, pie social, and a lecture by B Walker McKeen Worthy Lecturer Maine State Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
Old Kentucky
Lillian Rogers
Grange
W. State
Halley
A. H. Donnell
Cupid
Miss Edwards
Harry Wright
B. Walker McKeen
Maine State Grange
Merrymeeting Grange Degrees Executed at Bowdoinham Meeting
Merrymeeting Grange of Bowdoinham held the third and fourth degrees last night. The program included music by Flora Newton and songs led by Sister Hackett and Brown. The discussion touched on high living costs and future profits from hatchlings, with Brothers Berry and Densmore presenting methods for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Grange
Bowdoinham
Flora Newton
King
Berry
Densmore
Hackett
Brown
Richardson
God
Worthy Cause Continues Monthly Meetings For Charity
The Union society reports generous local donations from figures like Ex Mayor Edward W Hyde and Mrs Thomas W Flyde. Meetings run October through June at the president's home with careful case investigations before aiding the needy. Officers include Disbursing agent Emma Small, Secretary Charles Knight, and Treasurer Elizabeth Moses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Hyde
Water Street
Thomas W. Flyde
Emma = Small
Charles Knight
Elizabeth Moses
Deserved Promotion For Arthur Totman Of Phippsburg
Friends of Arthur E. Totman son of Elisha N. Totman of Phippsburg celebrate his promotion from tug Lackawanna to captain of the new steel ocean going tug Fulton built by the New York Ship Building Company. Totman has progressed up the ladder with a notable raise in pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Totman
Phippsburg
Elisha N. Totman
Lackawanna
Fulton
New York Ship Building Company
Totman
Phippsburg Community Notes on Road Work and Local Happenings
Road Commissioner Davis patches roads for summer travel while John Morse to drive the noon stage again. Sebasco Capitalist Merritt installs water works for new cottages. Alfred Pye and Elbridge Mariner plant. Families seek frost protection and cottage upkeep at West Point Cushing. Small Point ladies form Aroundabouts to raise church funds. officers elected. Arthur Decker improves Basin property with paint and piazzas. New England Telephone requests lines along town west side. Abner C. Johnson reopens Water Cove after winter closure. Herbert Willis family relocates from Dromore to Meadowbrook residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt
Sebasco
Alfred Pye
Elbridge Mariner
Small Point
Chas. Pye
W. N. Bowie
Elbridge Morse
Arthur Decker
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Hood's Sarsaparilla Credited With Spring Cure Claims
Mrs J I Gee of Stoneham Massachusetts offers twenty five years of testimonial praising Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring medicine and blood purifier. The ad extols its 20 plus ingredients and superiority over substitutes, urging purchase of liquid or Sarsatabs with 100 doses for a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
J. I. Gee
Gould Street
Stoneham
Mass
Building Boom Across Bath Area Promises New Homes
The article notes Alderman Harry O. Richardson at Birch Point and Charles E. Bliss at Quaker Point building fine cottages. Projects include a potential Oakledge hotel, Foster's Point shore cottages, and two more planned cottages by Hon. A. H. Donnell of West Bath with others expected along the New Meadows shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Point
Harry O. Richardson
Bath
Benjamin and
James Savage
Quaker Point
Charles E. Bliss
John Galvin
Lynn
A. H. Donnell
West Bath
New Meadows
Dromore Grange Programs April 19 Meeting
The Dromore Grange program for Tuesday evening April 19 includes quotations readings by Mrs Martha Rogers and Mrs K O Weston with discussion on household management versus farming. Reuben Purington presents Halley’s Comet paper. Fr M Harnden performs a vocal solo. Ladies night postponed to April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromore Grange
Martha Rogers
Grange
K. O. Weston
F. M. Harnden
5. C. Campbell
Bessie Dickinson
Upton
S. C. Campbell
Halley
Reuben Purington
The
Fr .M. Harnden
Directions for Colic in Horses Painkiller Remedy
Directions for treating horse colic using Perry Davis analgesic. Mix a small bottle contained solution with water and molasses then give half the dose, followed by the remainder after fifteen minutes if needed. Advertises sizes 35c for large bottle and 25c and 50c options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
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Dhaniel S. Jaques
Bowdoin
Benjamin A. Merriman
Benjianin AL Merriman
County of
Sagadahoe
Homestead Farm
Cornelius Anderson
Angie R. Carter
John Allen
Soldiers’ Monument
Arthur Turner
Olive Deojay
James A. Deojay
Dedham Heights
Grace Ella Bickford
Harry S. Deojay
Portland
Walter K. Deojay
Lewiston
Ellsworth A. Deojay
Cambridge
Plesse
P. F. Leland
Devonshire Street
Atwood
Joe
Mantire
L. F.”” Medicine CO
C. W. Watson
Office and Veterinary Hospital
Cedar St
Brunswick, Me
Ontario Veterinary College J
Chicago Veterinary College
MDC
Ontario Veterinary Medical Society
Chicago Veterinary College Association
Maine Veterinary Medical Association
Union Marine Ins. Co., Ltd
U. S
Owen J. Ledyard
Sagadahoc Co
T. Felix Gouraud
L. A. Sayre
Gouraud
United States
Canada
Europe
Feru
T. Hopkins
Great Janes Street
New Tock
Bath Market
Edwards
Addie Purington
Dermalene Company
Wendell St
Providence
R. I
Fletcher
Ka“yy Veidhini
Phippsburg Boy
Davis
John Morse
Harrison McIntire
Will
West Point
N. W. Eaton
Elisha Tottman
Arthur Totman
Abner C. Johnson
Ater Cove
Herbert Willis
Dromore
C. W. Locke
Meadowbrook
J. F. Gre
Foster's Point
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