Grange Members Called as Her Pallbearers in Probate
The will of Julia Co Clark of Richmond names her husband Charles A L Clark and other relatives. It directs a Grange funeral escort from Enterprise Grange and leaves cash, quilts, and belongings to listed heirs, with remainder to the Roman Catholic bishop for charitable use. Freeman Littlefield named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Co Clark
Rielmond
Othe Wenneher Country
Jaames
Washington
Georgha
Prmerab
Enterprise Grange
Porthind
Freeman Littlefield
County Grangers Hear Governor in Maine Tax Discussion
In a public address Governor outlines Maine tax equity issues, arguing against large tax cuts for the Maine Central Railroad while urging scrutiny of official statements. He stresses verifying figures from official sources and questions political rhetoric surrounding the tax debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imany
Maine
Maine Central Railroad
Wy Sueatinovndt
Wool Worsted Yarn and Furnishings Advertisements
Multiple vintage ads offer used furniture antiques and knitting yarns. Highlights include 50c 4 oz skeins of wool worsted yarn, requests for free samples, and orders to Concord Worsted Mills West Concord New Hampshire. Also listings for used tables chains chairs and other furnishings for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Deatian
Canter St
Bath
Center St
Maine
Debate Over Maine Central Stock Ties Taints Tax Vote
The piece discusses Republican floor leader scrutiny over owning 404 shares of Maine Central Railroad stock while supporting tax cuts. It questions sincerity and notes petitions asking Maine residents to comment on railroad tax expectations and potential conflicts affecting legislative votes. It mentions Senator Carter and George Wing seeking excusal and cites a $50,000,000 railroad tax forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheuse
Maine Central Railroad Coo
Maine Central Railroad
Porthind
Maine Central Railroad Co
Charles B. Carter
George C. Wing
Clouse
Maine
Tairness
Elaine Suehoa
Personal Notes From Local Visitors and Relatives
Mrs. SoS Malling and Mas Motley Puller were Porthaul visitors on Wednesday. William Padaier returned to Boston and Lew Ell Mass. James Lathe left Presdhy for Sevuerville Mass to drive a car back for the Diath Garage. Joseph Butler returned from Everett Mass where he visited Jedi Clements formerly of Bath. Mrs John W Cimings, Mrs Andrew Plaherty, and Mrs Phonws Cum witnessed the Lewiston departure Tuesday. Curtis Pavgley returned from a ten day visit with his sister Mrs Pred erick Grate of Waltham Mass formerly Miss Florence Longley of this ely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sos
Malling
Mas
Motley Puller
William
Padaier
Boston
Lewell Mass
James Lathe
Sevuerville
Masso
Diath Garage
Shoseph Butler
Everett
Mass
Jedi Clements
Bath
John WW. Cimings
Andrew Plaherty
Phonws
Lewiston
Curtis Pavgley
Predervick Grate
Waltham, Mass
Florence Longley
This Ely
Elerbert W. Hawes
Damuariscotta
PF. T. Dana
Wise@t academy
Lincoln Academy
Damariscotta
Wisecasset
Warren Rice
Fred Merry
Flora A. Lowell
Wetherbee
Fifield
E. Bailey
Federal Street
Woolwield
Dr. Bailey
A. W. Willband
Bermuda
Effie Poole
Wellington Fowles
Mrs. Fowles
Semio TR Beowles
Hermam Fowles
Mr. Fowles
Edna Poweroy
Miss Cowles
Wiscasset Leia
Augusta ‘Troust Co
Miss Cowley
Newbesin
Branklin
Mirkile Street
Frank Littlefield
Newport
ASM
Weatherbee
Feetemr
Alm
Mer. Gleason
McKenney’s Point
Newcastle
Wiscasset Inn
Reed
Miles
Albert
Hlobbs
John DL Thomas
Deering
Worthond
HL Gleasom
Swinkey
Newtonville
Boo
Hutchins
Boothbay Harbor
C. A. Richards
O. Page
Ethel M. Armstrong
Wakeheld
PL HL Kimball
Runswick
Paylor
Melrose
Max
Alieston
Sen
Auburn
W. He. Baker
Earl Mclntosh
Emma Mclntosh
Rockland
Small
Winchester
Prances L. Kelley
Margaret Merrifield
Catherine Abbott
Hallowell
Webber's Tavern
Brooks
Thadelene Orne
W. I. Nevens
Waterville
Harry Mahar
Rath Mahar
Brunswick
J.C. Baker
Nos. Gray
Geo
Phinney
Ralph Rich
Ehlenry DD
Jordan
Chas. VL Blinn
Brooklyn
Wm. M. Mehermond
APL
Wood Banger
April Term Opens in Lincoln County Court With Pattengall Presiding
The April term of the Lincoln County Supreme Judicial Court opens in Wiscasset with Associate Justice William R. Pattengall presiding. The day includes a prayer by Rev. Henry W. Webb and the grand jury reporting for duty before traverses are called. Notables present include numerous local lawyers and residents from Boothbay, Newcastle, Wiscasset, Waldoboro, and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County Supreme Court
William R. Pattengall
Supreme Judicial Court
Henry W. Webb
Wiscasset
Traverse
Horning
Ross ‘T. Beaten
Westport
Olare MM. Renner
Bristol
Frank Q
Booth
Bay
Alfred B. Chapin Nobleborn
Willis Clark
Newcastle
John Bb. Dority
Chronarscotlas Walker
Dunton
Boothbay
Herbor
Willie Io Parnham
Rufus
Powls
Whitefield
Walter
Greenteat
Guy OC. Shuman
Waldoboro
Sheldoan Simmmons
Edwin Jb. Spinney
Pharber
Julius Re "Pibbets Bristol
Clarence TE Walker
Alna
Fred Yo Winehenbaugh
Waldobore
Plenes P. Mason
Phareld Ro Sith
Waddobore
Toward B. Dhill
Westen Mo Lilten
Nagpper
Asa de Pupper
Dames
Bo Perhous
Sermon on Loyalty at Odd Fellows Hall
A sermon at Odd Fellows Hall by Rev. Henry Webb addressed loyalty to home, state, nation, and God. He pressed members to show devotion to their orders and institutions, citing the Good Samaritan and urging equal loyalty to Caesar and God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Luke
Casar
Caesar
God
Caessa
Pleasant afternoon at Wa mas club meeting with music and Webster talk
At the Congregational vestry the Wa mas club enjoyed a sunny Friday program. Miss Josephine Packer sang two solos with piano by Mrs J P Packer, followed by piano duets by Mrs Pease and Mrs Wilbrand. Rev Alfred V Bliss of Worthing delivered a long, engaging life of Daniel Webster, drawing close attention. A social hour and refreshments closed the event hosted by Mrs H Nash and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe
Wamas Club
Harge Muimber
Josephine ‘Packer
J. P. Packer
Ivy
Pease
Wilbrand
Alfred V. Bliss
Worthind
Daniel Webster
Mer. Bliss
H. Bo Nash
Preemian Southard
Harold Sherman
Sea Meery
Ohn Southard
Jurors Selected for May Term Court in Sagadahoc County
Traverse jurors for the Sagadahoc County Supreme Court May term were drawn for duty in the city starting May 10 with Associate Justice Charles P. Barnes presiding. Names include Frank T. Snipe Arrowsic James We. Coombs Bath and others across Bath, Georgetown, Phippsburg, Richmond Topsham West Bath and Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahee County Supreme Court
Charles P. Barnes
Arrowsic
Frank T. Snipe
Bath
James We. Coombs
Guy H. Crosby
Harold E. Cutting
Clarence BE
Johmson
Charles Rose
Charles W. Triggs
Bowdein
Milford R. Elliott
Bowdeinhan
Harold C. Rollins
Edwin L. White
Georgetown
Thomas N. Williams
Phippsburg
Albert TD. Storer
Richmond
James J. Carr
Fleury
Densmore
John T. Doyle
Topstain
Arthur P. Barrett
Albert Boucher
I. W. Mallett
West Bath
Ralph Kenney
Woolwiel
Herbert
BE. Wright
Ellis L. Aldrich Candidate Highlight and Family News
Ellis L. Aldrich, born in 1864 in New York, is featured as a candidate noted for public service. He graduated from Cornell and its law school in 1899, lives in Topsham, Maine with wife and two children, and holds affiliations with churches, the Masons, Rotary, and local clubs. Also mentioned are Mrs. Albert H. Shaw and Mrs. Fred S. Kimball returning from Oakland, California after wintering with their brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Oneburg
Topsham
West Bath
Woolwich
Tie
Mr. Aldrich
New York
Brooklyn
Cornell University
Cornell Law School
Doyle
Janet N. Aldrich
Sherwood Aldrich
Congregational Church
United Lodge of Masons
Rotary Club
Beunswick
Albert H. Shaw
Fred S. Kimball
Oakland
Calif
Bowdoinham Social Notes And Local Weddings
Mrs. C O Purinton hosts birthday dinner with friends including Mrs Townsend and Mrs Small in Bowdoinham. The town hears of weddings, births, church events, and moves of residents with several visits, farm talks, and a drama upcoming at Brunswick Methodist church.
Local notes mix travel visits and community life
Mrs. Charles Blodgett and Mrs. BY Ke Jacek visited Miss George Weeks and Mrs. Edith Tibbetts on a trip to Richmond. Fire damaged Minnie Whildron's home on April 17. Mr. and Mrs. John Jewell returned to Wellester Massachusetts after a vacation with Mrs. Jewell's parents. An overnight guest list includes several locals and visitors, with social events at Harpswell and Bowdoinham. Funeral services were held for Miss Elen A. Perry, 84, of Bowdoinham, and various local residents were noted in daily life updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Thutchins
Catherine Armes
Brunswick
Mabel Rhoades
Wellesley Hills
Edith Andrews
Organ Sociery
Tra Redennert
Lewiston
Mee
Frank Ulutehins
Dresden
Mmery Gibbs
Reston
Sidney A
C. O. Purinton
Helen ‘Townsend
Porthind
Albra Small
Linwood Skelton
Marshall Merriman
Bowdoin
Fred Mulligan
J. M. Fowle
G. R. Cutler
PL OK
Jack
Bowdoinham
Townsend
Ous
Mousie
Brunswick High School
Ruth Spear Doggett
Mes
George TT Doggett
Newtonville
Mass
Edgar Bligh Stover Chandler
Nahant
Ehurch
Madaline Doggett
California Street
Soldiers’ Memorial
Stinson
Frank Ross
Mer
A. Newton
Starvey Ames
Watertown
Judge Ames
Jessie
Jessie Ames
Georgie
Telen Denham
A. Ss. McDougal
Porthland
PL ‘Temple
Karl Hatch
Grant Hhuilse
Denham’s Corner
Mr. Eluise
Elisha Webber
Charles Randall
Richmond
Cora Smith
BP. Gile
Bath
McParland Place
Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Emily Mitchell
Methodist Aid
John Libby
Naburn
Mero
Fh. L. Wilkinson
Alc. Staples
Herbert Grinnell
Wilkinson
Edna Graves Jolson
Disa
Florence Cornish
Willina
Gertrude
Nantucket
Verona “Moore
Rumford
Fla
Hazel Carr
George Brann
Eastern Star Meeting
Edith Tibbetts
Canaan
George Weeks
Bowdoin Lilly
Richard
Maden
Mary Lilly
Owen Small
Dexter
Small
Harold Cheney
Charles Blodgett
BY Ke Jacek
Minnie Whildron
John Jewell
Wellester
Clifford Smalley
Starnes
Harpswell
Plarry Purington
Orvil Smith
Wakefield
Mauss
EB. L. Wilkinson
Helen
Marl Blackiman
Water
Frank Rossi
Mars
C. A. Newton
Elen A. Perry
Helen Randall
Miss Perry
William
Harriet Perry
Hazel Cornish
Mary Dall
Marion Curtis
Wlisha Webber
Nellie Minet
Kilmer Jordan
Cornish
Nellie Rideout
Lewis
Earl Doughiss
Grace Pushard
Harry Thuasen
Tanson
Millay Road
Sada ‘Temple
Glen Joyce
Newark
Mary Theath
James Cornish
Newport
Derry
Shelen Randall
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Grange
Grangers
Concord Worsted Mills
West
Concord, N. H
Cosmopolitan Club
Cook Book
ODD Fellows Service
Woman's Club
Ellis L. Aldrich
Ton
William F. Miller
Town Hall
Coombs
Bowdoinham Post Road
Arthur R. Chadbourne
Arthur, Jr
Otto W
Barbara
Fairhaven
Mr. Chadbourne
Otto FL Rullman
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