Bowdoingham Tax Notice From Collector Hackett Proclaims Deadline
The town informs taxpayers that all taxes must be paid by December 20 or be collected as required by law. George H. Hackett serves as the tax collector.
07 Dec 1912
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1912
Page
1
The town informs taxpayers that all taxes must be paid by December 20 or be collected as required by law. George H. Hackett serves as the tax collector.
Robert M. Silsby of Bath, once a cabin boy aboard the ship John R. Wesley and later keeper aboard the Cyrus Wakefield, endured perilous Cape Horn passages and wrecks. The Kelley sank after grounding near Port Stanley. Silsby later ran a Bath hotel and preserved the memory of those days.
An historic Harpswell farmhouse near Oakledge on the New Meadows river is remembered by summer visitors. The long standing building hosted many gatherings including moms parties and corn huskings as Oakledge grew as a vacation resort.
The editor recalls starting a country weekly inspired column to reflect local life. He notes suburban readers and city papers teased the concept yet the mission remains vital to readers in small towns. He reflects on community bonds, readership loyalty, and the paper’s role in local news.
A young woman from Woolwich, engaged to Lowell Brown, died after reportedly walking overboard at the Maine Central ferry slip near Portland. Her body surfaced after a search with coroner's jury verdict of death by drowning. Authorities urged railroad commissioners to improve the ferry approach. The tale also notes a Bath Elks Memorial Sunday with addresses by Hon. George McCarty.
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