Bath Happenings Highlight Scarce Lobsters and Local Events
Bath residents faced a busy week with shortages in the fish market at 30 cents a pound while S. H. Conley planned a Center street dry goods store opening in March. A dozen cottages were slated for the New Meadows river area and the Bath social scene featured a debated topic and a whist party.
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Bath
S. H. Conley
Dry Good
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Albert L Strout Recognized for Pauper Law Expertise
Albert L. Strout, chairman of the board of overseers of the poor, is noted as an expert on pauper law and a thorough collector. He has made a big record the past year, collecting over $5000 from other towns for money expended on paupers.
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Albert L. Strout
Board of Overseers of the Poor
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Sold Worldwide For Teething
An old advertised remedy claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has soothed millions of mothers and children for over sixty five years. It promises teething relief, pain reduction, and wind colic cure. The ad notes a twenty five cent bottle and mentions compliance with an act dated June 30 1908.
Manufacturers survey Bath site for new plant
Thursday afternoon representatives of a large manufacturing firm visited Bath to inspect several buildings and shipping facilities. Measurements were taken and discussions held with the Bath Merchants' Association committee. A report will be made and a firm member will visit Bath to finalize the location decision.
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Bath
Bath Merchants’ Association
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure for catarrh and that it cures through constitutional treatment. The ad claims a $100 reward if it fails and urges sending testimonials. It mentions the product is taken internally and built to strengthen the constitution.
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Hall
Ac Jrese F. J. Cheney
Edo
Drugeats
Take Hall
Maine Central schedule details 1909 trains Bath to Portland
The notice lists multiple passenger train times and routes on the Maine Central system effective October 4 1909. It covers eastbound departures from Bath to Skowhegan Belfast Bangor Bucksport Augusta Waterville and more with specific times through day and night. It also lists westbound departures to Portland Boston Montreal Quebec and branches to Rockland Lewiston Farmington and Bruns wick and Sunday services. Officials F BE Boothby Morris McDonald sign off.
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Skowhegan
Belfast
Bangor
Bucksport
Augusta
Waterville
Calais
Washington County
Vanceboro
St. John
Bangor Bar Harbor
Foxcroft
Greenville
Mattawamkeag
Hangor
Eastport
Wash. Co. R. R. Baur
Boston
Bridgton and
Bartlett
Portland
Rockland
Lewiston
Farmington
Brunswic
All Points East
Woolwich
F. BE. Boothby
Morris McDonald
Portland, Mc
Colonial Club Nominates Officers for March Meeting
At the Colonial club monthly session last Monday night the main business was the nomination of officers to be elected in March. The officers nominated were: Presi-
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Roscoe P. Ham
The
Bath Times
Bath Aerie of Eagles
Perry
Ham
Maine
Colonial Club
Presi
Probate Court Orders Public Notices in Bath
In Bath County mapuaTin mamn the Court of Probate orders executor William Langdon to publish three weeks of notice for final account of estate and to appear on the first Tuesday of March to show cause why it should be allowed. Guardian notices also prepare similar publishing for ward guardianship proceeding with March court date and reasons for allowance.
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Bath
Mapua Tin Mamn
Ehbelo Hiarrs Langdon
Hleuirs Lenedon
Sagadatioc
Eiliot
Fuardian
James & Lowell
Cyrub W. Longley
Register
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Percy & Small Yard
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Suffolk Club
Frank R. Mason
New York
Charles W. Morse
Carrie A. Norton
False Cape
Edward Little
Auburn
H. A. Huse
W. A. Jack
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New Meadows Inn
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St. Bernard Royal Arch
R. E. George
Royal Arch
Lorettus S. Metcalf
A.S. Ladd
Maine Methodist Conference
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Frank Farrin
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Lincoln
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Board of County Commissioners
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the Independent
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White Plains
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Peary
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Vine Street
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Hooker
People’s Church
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Hooker & Wallhace
A. M Cutler
Shannon House
Phillips Kimball
Frank Perkins
E.D. True
Arthur Pepper
John Haskell
Fred Co Cer
Elmer Dinsmore
Fred Thompson
Robert Hatch
Joseph H. Madden
George Klippell
UHT Passmore & Co
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Anderson
Kime
James D. Robinson
Hooker Mill
Irving C. Trufant
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Shannon Hotel
A. M. Cutler
Hoe Hooker
Mrs. Winslow
Maine Central
Colonial Club Meeting
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Commercial Street
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Georgetown
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J F Upton
L. Mitchell
Lincoln St
Filmo
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Pergy’s
Lick Observatory
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