Probate notices govern estates in Sagadahoc County Maine
Public notices of probate proceedings in Bath Maine reveal actions by Fred O Percy of Quincy Massachusetts and Lottie W Tarbox of Topsham seeking guardianship and sale of timber to cover minor children expenses. Hearings scheduled for February 6 and February 13 1912.
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State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Fred O. Percy
Wollaston
Quincy
Massachusetts
Charlotte A. Percy
Bath
Harvey P. Percy
Tompkinsville
N. Y
Kate N. Thompson
Portland
William V. Percy
Mass
Ae J. Dunton
State. OF
James
Lowell
Cyrus W. Longley
Lottie W. Tarbox
Topsham
James O. Tarbox
Agnes E Tarbox
John W. Tarbox
Tarbox
Miss Mitchell
Cathance
Agnes Tarbox
Ames S. Lowell
Lateven W. Longley
Register
L. F. Atwood Medicine Promoted for Everyday Ills
An old household remedy, L. F. Atwood's Medicine, touted as safe and reliable for fatigue, headaches, and early illnesses. Endorsed by Miss A. E. Leonard of Laconia NH, with a price of thirty five cents and a free sample offer from The A F Medicine Co. of Portland ME.
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L. F. Atwood
A. E. Leonard
Laconia
N. H
the & F. Medicine Co
Portland
FARM AND HOME CONTRIBUTIONS REQUEST FOR INDEPENDENT
Readers are invited to submit farm and grange news and any matter of interest to country readers. Send contributions to Independent Office Bath.
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The
Independent
Bath
Death of Mrs Emma White in West Bath
The town mourns the sudden death of Mrs Emma White at 75 from heart failure after a day of normal health. She leaves husband Deacon Joseph White, two daughters Laura Lemont and Ada Larrabee, and several grandchildren. Funeral held at the West Bath home with Rev. Chappell officiating.
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West Bath
Emma White
Joseph White
White
Moore
Lee
Lewiston
Mr. White
Portsmouth
N. H
West Bath Grange
Topsham Grange
First Baptist Church
Bath
Laura
Joseph Lemont
Ada
Fred W. Larrabee
Everett
James
Harry
Arthur Lemont
Joseph W. Larrabee
Edwin W. Haggett
Parcels Post Fund Drive Urges Grange Support
State Master Stetson appeals to subordinate granges to back a parcels post campaign led by the Postal Express Federation. Each grange should host a social to raise funds sent to E. E. Addison, with notable contributions from Senator Obadiah Gardiner and state committee members. Prompt action requested to influence Congress.
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Postal Express Federation
Progressive Grange
Maine
Washington
E. E. Addison
State Grange
Greene
Addison
Federation
Obadiah Gardiner
State Grange Executive Committee
Grange
Congress
Bath Market Sees Mixed Demand with Cold Weather
Market week shows steady demand across goods though farmers are scarce due to deep cold. Potatoes linger at about $1.15 per bushel with buyers paying $1 at the cars. eggs fetch 35 cents a dozen and butter 33 to 35 cents, creamery butter expected to rise to 50 cents. Apples command $1.75 to $2 a barrel as cabbage and beets hold steady. onions and meat prices vary with hogs and lamb in moderate supply. Hay and straw prices improve with sledding. parsnips, squash, and other produce show shifting availability.
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Bath
Canada
Boston
Arrowsic School Visits and Local News
The north school closed Friday with Miss Laura Oliver from Georgetown teaching, and the south school led by Miss Persis Preble from Walter Campbell Bath visited Eugene Cromwell last week. Arthur Keaton of Bath died Sunday. Willie McFadden returns home from Bath City Hospital. Miss Persis Preble received a surprise party at Mrs. James McFarland’s home with about twenty guests. Master Jack Currier hosted ten young friends. Miss Eiva Cornish visited Miss Mildred Snipe. The Cornish mill ceased sawing and moved to Woolwich. Mr. Cornish plans more sawing there.
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Laura Oliver
Georgetown
Persis Preble
Bath
Arthur Keaton
Willie ‘McFadden
Bath City Hospital
James McFarland
Jack Currier
Eiva Cornish
Mildred Snipe
Cornish
Woolwich
South Dresden News Reports Local Life and Events
Farmers improve travel routes and haul wood while hay markets stay strong. Cellars froze in the cold spell. An entertainment titled The Mere Man was held at the Methodist vestry. Miss Elsie Perkins works in Bath for the winter. Mrs. Jennie Hatch lies ill in Winthrop, sending her mother Mrs. W A Hatch there. Fred Foster set two smelt nests by Swan Island. few smelt caught below Lower Bridge. Nearby visits included Tibbetts and Bowers at Sagadahoc Ferry with Siegars family.
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Elsie Perkins
Bath
W. A. Hatch
Winthrop
Mass
Jennie Hatch
Fred Foster
Swan Island
Swan Plenty
Lower Bridge
A. J. Tibbetts
Florence Bowers
Mrs. Glenwood Siegars
Sagadahoc Ferry
Stetson Rumored for Bath Municipal Court Seat
Political chatter surrounds a petition urging County Attorney Arthur H Stetson for Bath Municipal Court judge as the Dunton term ends next August. Rumors link Governor Plaisted to possible appointees George E Hughes or John J Keegan, while Stetson weighs renomination considerations.
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Bath Municipal Court
Arthur H. Stetson
Arthur J. Dunton
Stetson
Plaisted
George E. Hughes
John J. Keegan
Keegan and Bridgham
Hughes
Keegan
Farewell Dinner for Conductor Freeland S White
Tuesday evening employees of the local street railway held a fare well dinner at the New Ivon House for Conductor Freeland S White of the local line who leaves tomorrow for Ithaca New York to pursue railroading. He was a popular conductor and patrons regret his departure.
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New Ivon House
Freeland S. Whitehouse
Ithaca
N. Y
Daughters in Danger From Anemia Medical Adclaims
A medical advertisement warns of anemia in young women and urges early treatment. It cites pale complexion breathlessness and heart palpitations as signs, sharing a patient story of prolonged illness improved by Dr Williams Pink Pills. The notice invites requests for free booklets and lists price and contact details for Schenectady based Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
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