Unpaid 1913 Bowdoin Taxes Followed by 1914 Sale Notice
Unpaid real estate taxes on Bowdoin properties for 1913 are listed with owners Nellie Bradbury Marie Bouchard Hannah Tarr and F L Harlow. Taxes due include interest and charges and will be sold at Bowdoin Town House on the first Monday of February 1914 at 9:00 a.m. if not paid. R S Carr is the collector. Then notices announce annual meetings for Bath National Bank and First National Bank of Bath in January 1914 with election of directors and other business to be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin
Sagadahoc
Maine
Nellie Bradbury
A. Byrns
D. B. Verney
Frank Varney
D. A. Coombs
Thos. Gillespie
FE. W. Carver
F. L. Harlow
Herbert Southard
J. Ward
Jessie Bailey
L. Harlow
Bailey
J. F. Baker
Potter
Bath National Bank
Front St
Bath
County of Sagadahoc
State of Maine
Dees
First National Bank OF Bath
William S. Shorey
West Bath
Oakes Blaisdell
Sabino
Bath Trust Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
The Bath Trust Company will hold its regular annual meeting for election of Trustees and any other business at the banking rooms January 13 1914 at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Trust Company
The
Pageans
Collector's Notice of Sale for West Bath Unpaid Taxes 1913
Unpaid taxes for West Bath Sagadahoc for 1913 to be sold at public auction. On the first Monday of February 1914 at nine in the morning, Town Hall West Bath, to collect charges defaulting on properties owned by Oakes Blaisdell Elizabeth Pollard Amy Perry Osborne Reynolds Henry Rose and others with listed parcels and values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Sagadahoc
Elizabeth Pollard
John Webster
H. T. Wing
David Standish
A. S. Donnell
Rodney Hyde
Amy Perry
Joseph McCutcheon
C. F. Trask
H. R. Rich
Osborne L. Reynolds
New Meadows River
Chamberlain Lot
Kimball Line
Henry Rose
Oa Bath
Bath Market Feeds Post-Christmas Quiet With Fresh Prices
The Bath market shows a calm week after holidays with steady deals across eggs potatoes and fruit. Fresh eggs fetch about 40 cents a dozen while potatoes run 70 to 80 cents a bushel. berries orchard notes forecast a boost from southern crops as Maine supplies wane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine
Florida
Bell fund grows as donors send aid and Christmas concert succeeds
The Sheepscot community reports continued contributions for the bell purchase. Capt J M Harford adds $5 and A Benson Rowe of Dorchester sends $5 in gold by registered mail. The total reaches $20. A Christmas Eve concert proceeds despite poor weather with a full house and praised performances by students and several named performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Harford
A. Benson Rowe
Dorchester
Mass
Capt. Harford
Evelyn Rowe
Alice Cromwell
Lulu Rowe
Aurelia Gray
Bethlehem
Azelda Rowe
Maude Harry
Flora Belle Moore
Vivian Beal
Corinne McMahan
Gladys Pinkham
W. H. Holland
Miss McMahan
Market Prices Highlight Poultry Demand This Week
Buyers paid 10 cents per pound for purchases. Chickens command 20 to 22 cents per pound amid strong demand. Fowl bring 18 to 20 cents with ample supply meeting all calls.
Bowdoin Personal Notices and Local Moves
Arthur Batchelder ill with bronchitis. Funeral held for Margaret Allen 82 who died Wednesday at daughter’s home. Interment Whits cemetery. Miss Alice King of Bowdoinham visiting. Daughter born Dec 17 at Schenectady to W L Varney. Mrs W B Hervey spent Christmas week in Manchester NH. Levi Danforth of Litchfield in town for Margaret Adams funeral. Henrietta and Myrtle Hickey of Gardiner visiting father George Hickey. Myrtle Baker at Gorham Normal School over Christmas. Snow storm cheered sledding crowds. Fred Strout hauling cordwood for Carvel place. George T Small returned from Portland visits. Frank Small back to Mills MA after Christmas at home. Mrs Charles Smith and two children visiting her father in Lynn MA. Cassius Noyes and family Christmas with brother Benjamin Noyes. Linwood Skelton and Arthur Small hauling cordwood for Fred Strout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Allen
Isaac Holbrook
Whits Cemetery
Alice King
Bowdoinham
Schenectady
N. Y
W. L. Varney
W. B. Hervey
Manchester
N. H
Levi Danforth
Litchfield
Margaret Adams
Henrietta
Myrtle Hickey
Gardiner
George Hickey
Myrtle Baker
Gorham Normal School
Eugene Baker
Fred Strout
Carvel Place
George T. Small
Portland
Frank Small
Millis
Mass
Charles Smith
Lynn
Cassius Noyes
Benjamin Noyres
Linwood Skelton
Arthur Small
Thompson Ideal Troubadours Return Engagement Opens in New Columbia
The Thompson Ideal Troubadours begin a return engagement at the New Columbia Theatre on Thursday afternoon, with a new play set and daily specialties. Packed houses, matinees, and standing room only forecast. Prices 10 cents for 550 seats and 20 cents for 250 seats. Miss Katherine Lilly wows in new gowns. pictures shown at 2 and 6:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Columbia Theatre
Bath
Burt
Katherine Lilly
Troubadours
Cedar Grove Bowling Contest Winner At Cedar Grove Alleys
James Baker won the Cedar Grove bowling contest with a five string total of 446. Patrons near boxes in sleet storms are asked to ease doors for the carrier, some get frozen. J W Hathorne is poorly with neurosis attended by Dr Dorr. Mrs Carrie Connell vacationing at Cedar Grove. The Star Whist Club met Orrin Ham last Friday with eight tables. next meeting at Will Houdlett's in Dresden Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Grey
Merton Davis
Waterville
Manfred Newdick
Bath
C. W. Longley
John Harford
North Star
Leland Plummer
Joseph G. Rowe
Barrows
Boothbay Harbor
Joseph Stevens
Rowe's Hall
Joseph Blaisdell
Richmond
Mary Bates
James McMahan
Waldo Lewis
Olive Holland
Worcester
Mass
Deacon Leander Berry
L. H. Rowe
Ladies’ Aid Society
Geneva Rowe
Sylvia Boucher
Ida H. Rowe
Lisbon Falls
Misses Dillie
Ida Oliver
Thomas Blaisdell
Hannah Oliver
Miss Dillie
Ida
Medway
C. D. Lewis
Jennie Blaisdell
Parker Head
Madelyn Berry
Charles Boucher
Five Islands
Carolyn G. Haskell
Providence
Rotke
Ann
Everett Leonard
Cedar Grove
James Baker
J. W. Hathorne
Dorr
Carrie Connell
Star Whist Club
Orrin Ham
Will Houdlett
Dresden Mills
Methodist pastor to address crowd at Cen tre church
The master of the Methodist church invites the congregation to Cen tre church next Sunday at two o clock to hear the pastor speak. Evening services follow at South School house at seven. The pastor visited Mrs Knights and Mrs Colby, Cromwell, Judkins this week. Livery stables reported good business as sleighing and weather were fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Centre Church
South Schoolhouse
Jonas Knights
A. R. Colby
Co. L. Cromwell
G. G. Judkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roger
New England States
Lord & CO
Masonic Building
Portland, Maine
R. S. Carr
B. Mussenden
Erastus W. Maxwell
81St
Maine Infantry
Edwin W. Spalding
Pacific Building
Washington, D. C
Albert Craven
Brigham Point
Oak Tree
Charles DeWolf
Berry Mills
Alice Coffee
Coffee
Chichesters
O. A. Merry
Winneyance
Merry
Boston
Lila McMahon
Maude Harley
Song-of-the-Angels
Flora Belle Moora
Ethelyn Harley
Sons
the King
God
the Christ-Child
Leona Pinkham
W. T. Marr
Sarah Marr
Marr
Ferris Leonard
Waldoboro
Warren
McLeod's Portable Mill
Ada McGilvary
Percy
Ariel Southard
Arthur Batchelder
New Columbia
Westport
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