Skunk Farming Moves Into Systematic County Breeding
Skunk farming, discussed as continued from page one, marks the first countywide systematic effort despite many farmers gunning for the animals in fall. Besides fur, skunk oil is valued for liniments, creating another revenue stream for Mr. Crocker as he develops this novel farming venture.
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Mr. Crocker
Doinham Buildings Get Fall Improvements
W J Bonney advances fall renovations including new interior work and fresh coat of paint on his properties. A main street building by E T Jackson for Judge Lewis M Fulton nears completion and will serve as his office. Mrs Nancy Cornish leaves for Brunswick to spend the winter.
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W. J. Bonney
Mr. Bonney
Main Street
E. T. Jackson
Lewis M. Fulton
Judge Fulton
Nancy Cornish
Upper Main sTreet
Brunswick
Card of Thanks and Local Notices
CARD OF THANKS We wish through the columns of the Independent to sincerely thank all of our many friends who render ed such valued assistance in our mother's last illness. MR C A WELCH MRS CHAS BUCKLEY MRS LIDA MAINS Westport Maine. Doan is Ointment advertises pile cure and prices. Doan s Regulats cure bilious attacks. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil advertised as insurance and wound healer.
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the Independent
Famous Old Schooner Polly and the Phoebe Exchange
The Polly, outgunned, surrendered after thirty shots. Captain Upton and crew were taken to the Phoebe and brought to England. They were well treated, dined with Captain Hilgar on Christmas, and Upton was exchanged the next July. The Polly stayed in the waters to pursue a life of use and adventure.
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Phoebe
Upton
England
Hilgar
Enellrd
Polly
Uncle Sam
The Gun Kicked and a Man Barely Escapes
A man in a neighboring town met two others in the woods with his face covered in blood and one wounded hand. He claimed his gun kicked, fatally injuring his face and nicking his hand, though he escaped with his fox and stalked away.
Supreme Court Denies Morse Petition in 15 Year Sentence
The Supreme Court denied Charles W. Morse’s petition for writ of certiorari, leaving his 15 year sentence in place. The case now goes to the United States Circuit Court to decide on a motion for a new trial, as townsfolk in Morse’s former home continue to hope for relief and possible action to avert Atlanta prison time.
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Supreme Court of the United Sates
Charles W. Morse
Morse
United States Circuit Court
Mr. Morse
Atlanta
The Christmas Dinner and Hood’s Sarsaparilla Ad
A humorous tone argues that dyspepsia stems from a weak stomach not a bad cook. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is promoted to improve appetite and stomach vigor. The ad suggests a year’s Independent subscription as a Christmas gift.
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Hood
the Independent
Probate notices listing heirs and executors for Bowdoinham cases
Hulbert R. Jennings seeks Letters Testamentary for Zacheus S Varney who died November 14 1909 leaving heirs Mehitable S Low Caroline D Tarr James W Varney Edward D Varney James H Tarr Gardiner W Tarr Hiram Varney Alonzo M Varney and other relatives. Also Charlotte M Place petitions for an advance from decedent Nathaniel Place Jr and J E Cornish petitions for Hatherly Spear estate with creditors list and heirs. Court orders publication and January hearings in Bath.
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State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Hulbert R. Jennings
Bowdoinham
Said
Zacheus
Varney
Mehitable S. Low
Rockport
Mass
Caroline D. Tarr
Gloucester
James W. Varney
Albany
N.Y
Edward D. Varney
Minot
James H. Tarr
Gardiner W. Tarr
Hiram Varney
Alonzo M. Varney
J. E. Cornish
Bowdvoinham
Spear
Margaret S. Newell
Bowdeinham
Albert M. Spear
S. Portland
Helen P. Harrington
Georgia A. Small
Bath Trust Company Stockholders Meet in Bath Maine
The Bath Trust Company calls a regular annual meeting of its stockholders for the election of Trustees and any other business. The meeting will be held in its banking rooms on Tuesday January 11 1910 at 7 o clock PM. JE Hughes Treasurer. Bath Maine December 11 1909.
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First National Bank OF Bath
Bath Trust Company
Bath Trust, Company
JE Hughes
Bath
Maine
Annie M. Rideout
Sagadahoe
Sagadahoc
James S. Lowell
Cyrus W. Longley
Register
Edwin P. Hyde
James 8. Lowell
Stephen B. Small
John A. Small
Tate
Phippsburg
Arae W. Longley
Lincoln National Bank to Hold Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Lincoln National Bank will hold its annual stockholders meeting at its banking rooms on Tuesday January 11 at 2 pm. Directors will be chosen for the ensuing year and any other legal business may be transacted. F H Low cashier Bath Me December 9 1909.
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Lincoln National Bank
F. H. Low
Bath
Annual Meeting Notice for Bath National Bank Directors
Notice states Bath National Bank members will meet at 47 Front Street Bath Sagadahoc Maine on Tuesday January 1 1910 at 2 PM to elect Directors for the ensuing year and handle other business. Signed F D Hill Bath Me December 11 1909.
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The
Bath National Bank
Front Street
City of
Bath
County of Sagadahoc
State of Maine
F. D. Hill
Name Change Petition and Estate Sale Notices in Sagadahoc
Jane B Chaney seeks to resume her maiden name Jane Barker Lincoln after a divorce, with a court hearing set in Bath on January 4 1910. Annie M Rideout petitions to sell ward Abbie M Eibell estate land in Bath to invest proceeds for the ward, a probate order issued in Sagadahoc with publication planned.
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State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Jane B Chaney
Topsham
Jane B. Chaney
Jane Barker Lincoln
James F. Chaney
Supreme Judicial Court
Said County
Annie M Rideout
Bath
Abbie M Eibell
Said
New
S. S&s Sewall
A. Sewall & Co
Sarah 8. Allen
Washington St
Probate notices of estate administrations in Sagadahoc
The Bath Independent records probate actions for Edwin P. Hyde as executor of William Southworth’s estate and George H. Gray as executor for Harriet Wright. It lists heirs and residencies in the U S and abroad, notices for distribution, and final accounting procedures with dates for appearance and publication.
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C. A. Welch
Chas. Buckley
Lida Mains
Westport
Doan
Thomas
Supreme Court
Potter’s Sagadahoc Ferry
Woolwich
Mometers
China
Bissel
Ware
Haviland
Rogers
Eaton Hardware Co
Richmond
Farrin St
Concord
N & WC
Merrymeeting
James M Pratt
Nuff
Brown's
Fok
Charles G Howard
Dilswp
King Tompkins
Winnegance Mainge
Tel
Ullas
William Shorey
Hulbert R. Jennings Sagadahoc
James
Lowell
Mainf. Sagadahoe
Charlotte M. Place
Nathaniel Place, Jr
Alice M. Wood
Mary A. Dyer
Tsabel S. Kelley
North Easton
E. Estelle Spear
William F. Spear
Clara S. Rich
Daniel Kies
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Leary Kies
Thos. C. McGregor
Elizabeth McGregor
Cambridge
Cumberland
J. & Cornish
L. D. Small
Sagadaloc
Lowel
Atte Cyrus W. Longeey
Boston
Amos
M. Glaser
Main
Burdock
Chas. Freitoy
Moosup
Conn
Jane
Ataetpeke
Sagadahoec
J. F. Butler
Elm Street
William Southworth
Lucy B. Southworth
Paris
France
Washington A. Southworth
Charleston
Fred Southworth
Lynn
Jennie B. Southworth
Alice Cook
Charles Cook
Emily Cook
Jeannette Cook
Flora Cook
Loose
George H. Gray
Melrose
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Harriet Wright
Vietta M. Woodward
Great Barrington
Alice May Fleming
Natick
James Slowell