Maine Probate Petitions and West Bath Notes
Maine Probate Court actions seek administration and sale of real estate to pay debts in two Sagadahoc petitions. West Bath weekly budget reports road improvements, local visits, and community events with residents and visitors including Moran family, Mitchell, Bates, and Lemont, plus town activities and agriculture updates.
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Maine
Somadihoe
Eugene H. Spinney
Bath
Kite W. Spinney
Kate W. Spinney
Renal
Greormetown
Rachel Ro Spinney
Sifd
Rachel Ry
Melville
Kennebec
Conan
Straweis
James S Lowell
Yrus
Longley
Roaister
State de Alatnis
Sadie
Witkin
George J. Wikwin
Mamie Ti. Wisin
Emma TH. Wiggin
Emmi H. Wiggwin
H. Marta Wiggin
Helen Dain
Auburn
Alberta McLellan
Lewis B. Swett
Sagadahoce
Imma H. Wiggin
Sagadahoc
Henry W. Hanson
James 8. Loweles
Cyrus W. Longley
Register
State OF
Clarence A. Peaslee
Augusta M. Peaslee
Tath
Frances Eagle
Rose Hill
Harry H. Till
Boston
Mass
Scott C. HW
A. D. Onion
WM. T. Mall, IR
State OF Maine
Bathin
Said
James 8
Lowell
Cyrce W. Longley
Alex Rogers
North Bath
Isaac W. Coombs
Winneganee
Phippsburg
Birch Point
Sabine
Bull Rock Bridge
Hattie Monnnttort
Ditchfey
Nashua
Issac W. Coombs
A. G. Fisher
Foster's Point
West Bath Grange
Richmond
Eugene Brown
Old Orchard
True
Portland
Amherst
N. H
Joseph Winter
J. M. Lemont
Waldoboro
Lemont
Charles S. Lemont
Joseph W. Winter
19Th Maine Regiment
I. B. Neiley
Oakledge
Charles Foote
Montreal
Nobleboro
Jenks J. Mitchell
Dresden
Sybil Hondlette
Red A. Higgins
Lytch Place
Bryant
Mr. Libby
Lewiston
Bowdoin College
R. F. Gerald
Joseph White
West Bath
Miss Bazin
Henry Rose and Sons
Henry Rose
Republcan
Simpson
Revolutionary Maine conflict over mast ship at Boothbay
The article recounts Sir George Collier’s 1777 raid on the Sheepscot and Boothbay regions during the Revolutionary War. It details the capture attempt of a mast ship, local militia resistance, and subsequent British departure, with archival letters from Timothy Parsons and a Massachusetts petition seeking defense aid for Boothbay and nearby towns.
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George Collier
Maine
Boothbay Harbor
Boothbay
George
Sheepscot
Wiscasset
Phut
Rainbow
Thes
Timothy Parsons
Pownelboro
Provincial Board of War
Boston
Kennebec
Edward lVarry
King - Dock
Bath
Marblehead
Joseph Proctor
Falmouth
Anch
Sir George Collier
Wiscasset Point
Wiscarset
Sussise
Hewes
Wm. Jones
Wiscasset Harbor
Torgish
Collier
Col. Jones
Wen
Parsons
Board of War
Rory Opposers
State Archives
House of Representatives
Massachusetts Bay
New England
Georgetown
Pownalboro
Edgecomb
Bristol
Rainrow
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It promises to pay 100 dollars if it fails and urges sending for testimonials, with the product sold by druggists for 76 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
The Bath Market Sees Seasonal Supplies Rise Across Produce
Farmers report peak green varieties with cucumbers and corn promising a fall abundance. Apples, apples, beans, and beets show mixed luck as prices edge down. hogs scarce with steady value. Dairy and butter trade locally. meat prices stay high with beef tight. Hay remains $15 to $17 a ton as summer yield wanes.
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Gare Voming
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Florence Bates
Trufant's Crossing
Florence Nelley
D. W. Bryant
New Meadows
3. R. Brown
Elizabeth Falk
Norma
Elbridge Cornish
Hardings
Democratic County and
Newsnet
New Ivon House
A. P. Raymond
E. R. Lombard
W. J. Bancroft
Stoneham
L. A. Holden
Melrose Highlands
Malcolm Staples
Reading
Happy Nook
Rufus Lombard
Johnson