Escapee heifers terrorize Phippsburg fields and woods
In Phippsburg two heifers owned by Harry Rich of West Bath and one owned by Zina Butler have broken from pasture and run wild for weeks. Local agents and owners failed to recapture them, with some urging shooting as the only option. One escaped heifer, owned by Butler, was shot recently amid ongoing rough roads and community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rich
West Bath
Zina B. Butler
Phippsburg
Whiker
William R. Bowie
Bath
Horace Woodman
Parker
Morse High School
William Heald
Ernest Doughty
Lang and Williams
Arthur E. Prior
Louise Prior
New York
Seth Doughty
Camp Devens
W. E. Bongart
West Point
Ellison Houdlette
Bath Grain Co
Sanford Doughty
Noank
Conn
Henry L. Wyman
A. Wyman
Winnegance
Dora Frisbee
Stover
Zina Butler
Olive E. Oliver
Nutter Receives 15 Convoy Tours From Louisiana Sailor
George J. Nutter U S N of the battleship Louisiana logged 15 convoy trips to transports visiting Ireland France and Russia. A submarine fired on Louisiana during one voyage but was forced to retreat as gunfire from nine inch guns followed a reported sinking. Nutter aged 19 son of William F Nutter lives on Western Avenue and belonged to Corliss Street Church Y M C A and Sons of Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Nutter
U.S.N
Louisiana
Ireland
France
Russia
Seaman Nutter
Texas Yard
William F. Nutter
Western Avenue
Corliss Street Church
The
Sons of Veterans
Sugar rationing ends as supply improves nationwide
Federal administration ends restrictions on home and public sugar purchases citing increased cane and beet sugar supplies in Louisiana and the coming Cuban crop. Sheriff Wilbur C. Oliver and family returned Tuesday from Boston and Gloucester after Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fed
Louisiana
Wilbur C. Oliver
Mrs. Oliver
Miss Evelyn Oliver
Boston
Gloucester
West Bath wedding binds Lermond and Rogers at Central Church
Earle B. Lermond and Miss Mabel E. Rogers wed in a double ring ceremony at Central church parsonage on Thursday night. The bride, daughter of Charles H. Rogers, wore pink messaline and a black velvet hat. Lermond, son of Mrs. Alton C. Lermond of Weeks street, has worked in Bath Iron Works drafting rooms and sings in the Central church choir. The couple will reside on Weeks street in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle B. Lermond
Mabel E. Rogers
Central Church Parsonage
Charles H. Rogers
Bath
West Bath
Lermond
Alton C. Lermond
Weeks Street
Fred White
William Brown
Myra
Gertrude Coombs
Alfred Coombs
Walter Larrabee
C. W. Lee
Rufus Lombard
Samuel Bates
May Tole
Auburn
G. W. Lee
Fred Winter
Josie Winter
Ernest Willian
Eleanor Bates
Chester Freeman
Oscar Smiley
Vaughn
Marjorie
Sabine
Olive Edna Oliver
Frank L. Higgins
Phippsburg
George C. Pease
Laura Durand
Brookline
Mass
Herbert White
Albert Durand
White
Jon. White
Bath, Iron Works, Ltd
Frank ‘Durand
Henry White
Busy Session of Sagadahoc Probate Court
At the Decem ber term sagadahoc county probate court the first session saw administrators named for estates of Ethel R. Crocker Topsham George S. Gentron Bath and others. Accounts and inventories were validated and filed for multiple estates and guardianships with bonds and executors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc County
Tuezsday
James 8
Lowell
Ethel R. Crocker
Topsham
Eugene L. Temple
Georgeos V. Gentron
George Billes
Augusta Poitras
Raymond Genthner
Bath
Roscoe P. McFadden
Edwards
Winslow
Edward H. Sampson
Emma M. Eaton
Laura Barstow
Scott Morse
Frank Morse
Harry A
Susan Gibbs
Jonathan R. Bailey
Woolwich
F. R. Bailey
Llewellyn R. Call
Perkins
Benjamin F. Curtis
Harriet I. Bliss
Charles E. Bliss
Gayle Co
Thomas J. Whitney
Bowdoin
Alfreta W. Whitney
Joseph Lachance
Emile
Albert Tardiff
Charles J. Dain
Alice S. Dain
Philip V. Zotidis
Gee-Whiz Pain in Foot Back and Kidney Woes
An old medical advert describes uric acid as the pain source and promotes Dr. Pierce remedies. It urges avoiding excess meat tea and alcohol, drinking hot water before meals, and taking Anuric to dissolve uric acid. It also mentions liver health and Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for laxative relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Legal Notices Include Adoptions and Property Sales
Petition highlights include license to sell real estate for Sewall Morse of Phippsburg to sell Mark S Morse property. Adoption granted for Elizabeth Bowker now Elizabeth Deering. Estate petitions include Gayle Burnham and Susan Gibbs trusts. Topsham overseers obtain commit Ella Ward to Maine School for Feeble Minded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Billes
Topsham
Bernadine &Fitch
Justone B. Scott
Bath
Sewall Morse
Phippsburg
Mark S. Morse
Carroll A
Annie M. Deering
Elizabeth Bowker
Elizabeth Deering
Gayle C. Burnham
Florence L. Burnham
Arthur G. Oliver
Susan Gibbs
Ella Ward
Maine School For
Local Notes From Bath And Vicinity
Local notes report Mrs. Herbert Wright of Bath visiting Mrs. Fred Babbier at Foster's Point. Harold Tobey returned from Winthrop to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Tobey. Mrs. James B. Perkins Jr. and her children James Blenn Jr. and Elizabeth spend the winter with her parents, the Zina Orne family. Perkins will join them on weekends as he represents his district in the legislature. Miss Miriam Kimball hosted the Tuesday club at the Young China restaurant, serving a novel menu before an afternoon party with Mrs. Harry Day and others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Trufant
J. M. Lemont
L. D. Rogers
W. H. White
H. B. Worrey
E. W. Haggett
H. E. Johnson
J. B. Lemont
Fred Larrabee
G. A. Cahill
Jennie Hodgkins
Bert White
Hardings
Harceng School
Doris Purington
Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Miles Purington
Wiscasset
Ladies’ Aid
Wesley Vestry
Frank Woodside
Fryeburg
J. Everett Mayo
Herbert Wright
Bath
Fred Bubier
F. W. McNair
Woolsey
Bath Ironworks
France
President Wilson
Fred Babbier
Foster’s Point
Harold Tobey
Winthrop
E. B. Tobey
James B. Perkins
James Blenn, Jr
Elizabeth
Zina Orne
Perkins
Miss Addie Grant Completes Year at Old Folks Home
Miss Addie Grant completed her year at the Old Folks Home on December 4, reporting happy times and excellent health. Mrs. Fred will host Grace church choir at her home Friday for rehearsal and luncheon as winter brings enlarged attendance and renewed zeal. A firemen’s ball on New Year’s night by Combination! aims to raise helmet, sock, and mitten funds for local firemen. Frank C. Farnham, ex engineer of the steamship Westport, sailed Tuesday for Portland to join a coastwise steamer and recalls dodging submarines last year aboard a steam collier between Chesapeake and northern ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Grant
Old Folks
Miss Grant
Fred
Grace Church
Combination
Frank C. Farnham
Westport
Portland
Chesapeake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arletta C. Gurney
Parker Head
Elmer L. Allard
Hospital Corps
Fort Baldwin
John Murphy
Clarence M. Fogg
Corlisse Street
Frank H. Allard
Mechanic Falls
Samuel McEvoy
Ellis Rogers
Lucy Rogers
G. J. Nutter
C. P. Higgins
William R. Bowker
Reed
Virginia
Elbridge Morse
Hattie Morse
John Holland
Martha Morse
Small Point
John Y. Lavery
Summit
N. J
Pond View
Sebasco
William A. Roderick
Brunswick
Gardiner
Joseph White
James Temnont
Baptist Brotherhood
First Baptist
Littlefield
Mabel Rogers
Earl B
Estes
Standard Oil Company OF
Louse of
Kuppenheim
John J.desmond Do
Madeira
Conley’s Specialty Store
Castoria
Fletcher
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