Old Bath City Grays remembered and civic notes
Recalled accounts of Bath City Grays and local veterans, with Governor King’s funeral in the Wing mansion era and Maple Grove cemetery. The piece blends recollections of Musenden and other Bath figures with early Bath civic life and banking connections, plus probate and estate filings in Bath.
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King
Wing Mansion
King’s Tavern
Grays
Maple Grove Cemetery
Maine
The
Probate Court Acts on Wide Range of Estates and Guardianships
In the probate session Judge James Lowell grants administrations and reviews wills and estates. Executors named include Edith Donovan and Melvin Hodgdon. guardians appointed for minors in Bath and Topsham. adoptions and adoptions proceedings noted. accounts of multiple executors and guardians filed or allowed, covering estates from Bath Richmond Phippsburg and Richmond areas.
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John J. Hancon
Bath
Margaret Hatacom
Adims
Glauville
Greenleaf
Biath
Gertrude CC. Greenleaf
Tate
Bmnma Potter
Alison M
Woodbury
Wdtae Telate
Edwar L. Minter
Topsham
Amelia &. Pinter
Adits
Teville
Aigins
Cushing
Thath
Eleanore Po Costin
Miltnys
Clara
Lat- Tick Donovan
Richmond
Ellen M. Donovan
Mattie E. Wodszdon
Melvin Hodgdon
Darius Keay
Clarence EK
Augusta M. Peaslee
Clarence A. Peaslee
James T. Morse
Phippaburg
Eugest
HH. Morse
W. &. Glildde
Francis Gallasher
W. Call
Perkins
Alfred Beals
Samuel L. Beals
Phipsburs
Geo. H Littlefield
Willam W. Toothaker
Edward W
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Bath Residents
Bath readers voice firm endorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills, citing relief after kidney issues and urging use from Foster Milburn Co as sole US agents. The letter includes a testimonial from I Farrin and notes local availability at Webber's Drug Store. Memory reference to 1998 publication is mentioned.
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Bath
Doan
Sears
I. Farrin
Lower Middle St. Bath
Doat
World of Food
Webber's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
Alfalfa Crop Gains Ground In Maine Farms
The Showhegan Board of Trade endorses alfalfa cultivation after trials show high yields. East Madison’s Elmer Rowell reports a two-crop year with weed control, Eaton Mountain Farm’s Roland Patten notes two tons per acre with continuously good yields, and O D Wells’s sandy ground also yields two tons per acre. Ernest Croswell of Farmington Falls leads with three years of successful alfalfa, aiming to feed stock through the year.
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Somerset
Fartimner
Lave
Maine
Skowhegan Jerse Creamery
Showhesan Board of Trade
Elimer Rowell
East Madison
Roland T. Patten
Eaton Mountain Farm
Wells
Ernest Croswell
Farmington Falls
Croswell
Obituary and Local Notices From Bowdoin Area
Adelbert Wheeler died August 2 after long tuberculosis. Survived by two daughters in law Mrs James Rideout and Mrs Ella Boucher. two brothers Gideon of Lisbon Falls and Alfred of Bowdoin. funeral at 2 p m Sunday. Mrs Charles Dodge of Boothbay arrived to visit her ailing mother Mrs Nathan Adams. Augustus Douglas returned to Lisbon Falls after visiting relatives. Grace Whitmore visiting uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Longe. Mrs Clairy Gilpatricek visiting Topsham. Frank Lange of Lisbon Falls was in this vicinity Sunday. Mr Mrs M A Wilson and Fred Curtis of Lewiston in town Sunday. Mrs Jennie Carver visiting Mrs Dora Curtis. Fred Roberts in Lewiston Friday on business. Mrs Martha Roberts visiting sister Mrs James Rose at Lisbon Center.
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Adelbert Wheeler
James Rideout
Ella Boucher
Durum
Gideon Wheeler
Lisbon Falls
Alfred
Charles Dodge
Boothay
Frank Lange
M. A. Wilson
Fred Curtis
Lewiston
George Curtis
Jennie Carver
Dora Curtis
Fred Roberts
Martha Roberts
James Rose
Lisbon Center
Residents visit towns as pension bill defeat noted
ARROWSIC Mrs TA Cushiitan and son Raye from Whitthan Mrs Maron R Tanner and family of Providence revisit Mrs Tanner's sister Je Ge Shea Mr and Mrs Rastmond Adams and Mator Donald Macroix camped at the Foreside return to Massachusetts Wednesday The fight to pass the 159 099 000 pension appropriation bill failed by one vote in the Senate and goes back to the House for conference The Senate rejected abolishing seventeen outlying pension agencies and kept the agencies Miss Mary McCarty of Springfield and Miss Mary Guthrie of Roxbury visit Mrs Mark Conley in Middle Street
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Maron R. Tanner
Providence, R. J
Rastmond Adams
Mator Donald Macroix
Massachuetts
U.S. Senate
House
Senate
Mary McCarty
Springsfield
Monks
Mary Guthrie
Roxbury
Mark Conley
Middle St
Masked summer vigor fools pupils into false health
The piece warns that summer outdoor life fails to strengthen most people who look healthier with a darker tan. It argues nerves, digestion, appetite, and sleep suffer, and touts Hood's sarsaparilla as a tonic that builds up the whole system for students and teachers.
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Hood
Aldermen Select Traverse Jurors for August Term
The Board of Aldermen held a special session with President Allen presiding and drew ten traverse jurors for the August Term of the Supreme Judicial Court. The regular meeting followed with routine business including bonds, court reports, and street and utility petitions.
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Board of Aldermen
Allen
Traverse
Supreme Judicial Court
Alderman Turner
Herberts. Harris
Stewart McPherson
Raymond L. Rogers
Dora L. Howard
Harry E. Stetson
Charles IL. Powers
Frank H. Turner
James C. Mulligan
John H. Brown
William C. Perkins
M. J. McCormick
Hodgkins
Park
High St
Rogers
Bickle
Coombs
Cornish
Ham
Sprague
Ferris Perkins
Brackley
Adams
Wakefield
Brown
Reed
Worrev
Harrison
Flint
Wright
Rand
Arthur G. Oliver
Henry W. Owen, Jr
G. G. Deering Co
Washington St
Deering
Committee On Public
Wilson Hesitates in Maine Campaign as McGillicuddy Sees GOP Edge
A Washington dispatch reports Governor Wilson delaying a Maine speaking tour amid Democratic hopes and concerns that a third party failure boosts Republican odds. Some Democrats acknowledge uncertainty, while Wilson may delegate the national ticket to Governor Marshall, aiming to avoid harming Dr. Wilson’s candidacy with an early defeat.
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Boston Transcript
Washington
Wilson
Maine
MocGillicuddy
Pine Tree
Marshall
Where Doctors Failed To Help In Health Testimonies
Covington Missouri and Brownsville Indiana women report relief from long standing female troubles after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. One woman avoided surgery for hemorrhages and weakness, another praises restored health and strength. Miss Jennie Wildes visits Hibbing Maine after 85 years.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Green
Covington
Jennie Green
Covington, Mo
Brownsville
Ind
O. M. Cute
S. Main St
Brownsville, Ind
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Henry F Palmer
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Woolwich
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Admer
Jeremiah Mo Prince
Tates St. Bastells
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Oliver
Georgetown
Wm. A. Todd
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Edward M. Graves
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San
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Frederick HH. Low
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Louisa McLethin
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Charles . White
Buellent
Georgia
Fred J. White
Admr
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David FE
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Eine Dian
James Lowell
Dean
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Sihowhecan Witte
New York Tribune Parte
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Reina Ville
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Tallman and
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