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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
3
The Bath Independent notes a push to unite Winter Street and Central Congregational churches. A committee from each church will confer on the advisability, with broad support for pooling resources. The piece also wishes readers a Merry Christmas and reflects on local Maine affairs and Augusta preparations.
Woolwich residents report a fine 30 pound white Chester pig sent from Col. H. M. Castner of Portland. Local Grange activity includes Maine State session attendance and a furnace plan for the hall. Christmas programs, ice harvesting, boat ferry use, and church entertainments fill town life as residents prepare for holidays.
State of Maine notice lists unpaid 1910 taxes on Bath real estate for non residents. It warns that if taxes interest and charges remain unpaid by sale date, sufficient parcels will be sold at public auction in Bath on the first Monday of February 1911 at 9 a.m. to cover amounts due. Names and descriptions of properties including Christian P. Andersen and Josephine E. Barron appear with multiple lots on Middle, Brunswick Road, High Street, Front Street, and more, with assessed values and taxes shown.
Public notice from the Plie ob Collector of Taxes of the City of Bath dated December 23, 1910. Details show parcel 24-31-7 likely subject to tax records and collection actions.
Collector R. S. Carr announces unpaid land taxes for Bowdoin Sagadahoc Maine 1910. Properties listed include Ida Cooper Charles Batch Maine estates and others bound by roads and neighbors. Tax sale scheduled at Bowdoin Town House on February 1 1910 at 9 AM if not paid.
Unpaid taxes for Arrowsic Town 1910 on homesteads and lots in Sagadahoc County lead to a public sale. Properties include Swett lot 48 acres and Fisher Swett estate 100 acres with boundaries by Back River Sasanoa River and heirs of McFadden. Sale to occur at Town Hall on first Monday of February if debts remain.
A notice from Town Hall Tops ham Sagada hoc lists unpaid 1910 real estate taxes, interest and charges due from various owners or unknowns. Taxes to be collected May 5 1910 with sale at public auction on the first Monday in February 1911 at 9 a.m. by collector F B Meserve.
Public auction planned for unpaid 1910 taxes in Georgetown Sagadahoc County. Listings include properties on Long Island Five Islands Camp Cove and area near Sheepscot Bay with owners such as Bourton Edward Es and Laura V Clark among others. Sale set for February at Union Hall with tax due amounts shown.
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