Woolwich Coroner summons eighteen men to investigate death
In Lincoln County dated Georgetown March 256 1775 Coroner Abraham Pretle orders John Carlton Constable of Woolwich to summon eighteen lawful men to appear at Nathaniel Tibbits in Woolwich between eleven and twelve o clock to inquire into the manner and cause of a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Co
John Carlton Constable
Woolwich
County of
Lincoln
Nathaniel Tibbits
Georgetown
Officers Return On Reverse Of The Page
Fragmented text lists names of individuals including Daniel Lentisiste Elihu Lanhister John Cross Joseph Lanhiste and others likely in a public notice or police record. The sheet appears torn with partial phrases and names such as Dereeted and Tos SATS.
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Hy the Vart
Daniel Lentisiste
Elihu Lanhister
John Cross
Joseph Lanhiste
David Gillmor
David Gilmor Jr
Jacob Dennett
John Farnham
Joshua Farnhan
Wholesale Market Prices For Week In Bath
The Bath market lists wholesale vegetable prices with lettuce at 74 cents a box and celery from 1.20 to 1.50 a dozen. Other items include squash, beets, carrots, onions, and peppers with varied per unit or per bushel costs. The record notes crate and barrel rates for citrus, Cranberries, sugar, and other staples, plus local community notices and meeting reports.
Sebasco residents travel as deaths touch Cundy's Harbor
Bert Morrison took the Jule to Portland on Monday while Capt. and Mrs. Henry Butler of Sebasco toured the Shal Yt through the Panama Canal. The Sebasco community mourns Mrs. Fred Darling of Cundy's Harbor, who was a longtime Pentecostal Church member. Her funeral was led by Rev. Wouse with Evangelist Rev. Preston Kennedy in attendance. She leaves a husband two sons a mother and two sisters.
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Bert Morrison
Portland
Henry Butler
Sebasco
Panama Canal
Fred Darling
Cundy's Harbor
Pentecostal Church of
Candy's Harbor
Ernest
Lewis Darling
Wouse
Preston Kennedy
Southport Grange Formed Under State Leader E H Libby
E H Libby of Auburn organized a new grange in Southport on a Tuesday evening. The Southport Grange aims for 75 to 190 members soon and will meet at the town hall with A Newell Gray as master and a slate of officers listed among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Libby
Auburn
State Grange
Southport
A. Newell Gray
Florence Brewer
Tewis Payson
Indoor window box care and plant choices for home use
The article advises properly planning drainage and soil depth for an indoor window box, emphasizing ventilation, light, and careful watering. It recommends begonias, ferns, aspidistra, geraniums as foliage, Kenilworth ivy, and Smilax, noting roses are difficult indoors and flowering plants may be brief without care.
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Jones
Department of Agriculture
Local Jottings and Community Notes Dated Events
Saturday paper style roundup with mentions of skaters at Sewall's Pond and a big Universalist entertainment audience. Notices include church Ladies' Aid meeting, Charlestown Navy Yard fire talk, Kennebec navigation rumor, a cat mascot, Maine Central locomotive incident, anniversary of Montgomery & St. Bernard R.A.C., Morse High School athletic elections, and ongoing local construction by contractor Morse. Also police hunger rumors, adjutant general discharge orders, medical cure anecdote using ice cream, and a Homeopathic remark on simulations of curing colds.
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Central Church
George L. Cook
Charlestown
Kennebec
Jeff
Matt
Tomood
North End
Irons
Maine Central
Montgomery & St. Bernard R.A.C
Morse High School Athletic Association
Police Station
Iron Works
Office of the Adjutant General
Coast Artillery Corps of
Bath
National Guard
State of
Maine
Chester H. McCabe
James C. Tibbetts
Forbach Forest Proves Most Profitable in Region
Forbach Germany is said to have the most profitable town forest yielding an annual net gain of 12.14 dollars per acre. The North Dakota State School of Forestry at Bottineau announces plans to distribute one million trees to residents in 1915. Apple wood supplied saw handles and br wood pipes and large wooden signs and posters.
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Forbach
Germany
State School of Forestry
Bottineau
North Dakota
Obituary of Asa H. Snow Damariscotta native and pharmacist
Asa H. Snow of Damariscotta died last Saturday at age 79 after a period of poor health. A Nobleboro native and Colby College graduate, he was a longtime leading druggist who retired about a dozen years ago. His death followed a note expressing thanks to his brother and his wife. Funeral and burial followed at the Baptist Church and Norris Cemetery with Masonic rites and local store closings in tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa H. Snow
Damariscotta
Mr Snow
Charles C. Snow
Mr. Snow
Nobleboro
Lincoln Academy
Bath
Colby College
Waterville
Snow
Masons
Norris
Charles W Shaw Dies Suddenly at 76 in Mechanic Street Home
Charles W. Shaw aged 76 years died suddenly Tuesday forenoon at his Mechanic Street home. A Woolwich native, he moved to this city 21 years ago, worked in groceries on Ferry Street and later in painting. Survived by son George H. Shaw of East Pepperell MA, daughter Arletta M. Grover of this city, and brother Albion R. Shaw of Somerville MA. Funeral Friday at 10 from his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Shaw
Mechanic St
Woolwich
Seth H. Shaw
Ferry St
George’ H. “Shaw
East Pepperill
Mass
Arletta M. Grover
Albion R. Shaw
Somerville
Charles L. Collins Dies After Illness in Bath Tailor of Note
Charles L. Collins longtime head of the Thompson Bros tailoring department died at 41 after a year of ill health. A Windsor Nova Scotia native, he came to Bath as a youth, and last January resided in Hebron. Survived by widow, an aged mother, and two brothers in Portland. Funeral held in Portland Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Collins
Thompson Bros
Windsor
Nova Scotia
Bath
Hebron
Portland
Lincoln Academy Basketball Schedule Reveals Season Opener
Lincoln Academy opens the season Friday night against Boothbay Harbor High. The slate lists games against Morse Bath Freeport Gardiner Rockport Camden Thomaston and others with locations at Damariscotta and surrounding towns.
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Lincoln Academy
Boothbay Harbor High
Damariscotta
Morse High
Bath
Freeport High
Freeport
Gardiner High
Boothbay Harbor
Rockport High
Camden High
Camden
Pension Department Tightens Proof for Civil War Pensions
Civil War pensioners must show original papers and match numbers on checks with their identity. Checks require two signatures and notaries must see the pension certificate. The move aims to ensure paper custody and reduce loss, as replacing lost papers has grown into a major task for the department.
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Pension Department
Biddeford High Coach List 202? Basketball Schedule
Manager A. W. Roberts of Biddeford High announces the season schedule with two Morse High tests, January 8 in Bath and February 12 in Biddeford.
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A. W. Roberts
Biddeford
Morse High
Bath
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Abraham Pretle
Robert) Stinson
Thomas Stinson
Davis Stinson
Bent
Troy James Bliss Joseph Weed
Wade Calven Weed
Nathanel Well
John Cartton Constabel
Putipisins Wee
Tfonts
Liam
Bruits
Stoa Dushel
California
Hive
Lemons Hive
Monster
BYU
Daunehter
Sehnsed
Mre
Prankinate
Rine Teheanne
Ais W. S. Marley
Medvin Walla
Nonisa Murphy
Demi. Koheling
Charles Morrison
Charles MoiNinney
George Hire Tis
Sarah Tate
Annie Richeson
Coe Ely
New Meadows
Gavisean
Miia Fares
James Work
Berry Jehat
China
Randall
Sidney Trainread
Teen Cat Teast
Harpschal Wink
Sas
Sikhs Holbrook
Holbroc
Austet A Asista
Harry Wheeler
The
Baptist Chiron
Grace Purinton
New Hamonshire
Southport Grange
Sewall’s Pond
Universalist
Bissell
Hassocks
James F. Will Co
Brunswick
Rockport
Gardiner
Thomaston High
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