Westport Notes Include Boats, Visits, and Local Hopes
Westport residents report arrivals for winter visits, new boatbuilding projects, and upcoming races. Thomas Dickson and Erastus Jewett showcase dory and launch builds while Woodbury Hodgdon prepares a twenty five foot launch for Boston parties. Spruce up plans for a south end hall and local entertainment face delays as residents note scarce muskrats and dog incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ha—Dickson
Woodbury Hodgdon
Boston
D A Merry Expands Birchwood Ice House and Local Phones
Winnegance D A Merry returns from Boston and fills the Drake ice house at Birchwood with fine ice. He proceeds to install telephone service in his buildings in the area, signaling new local infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Merry
Boston
Drake
Birchwood
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Bath Citizen
A Bath resident, C. Morrell of Upper High Street, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his long standing kidney and backache after exposure to bad weather and rough roads. He credits prompt relief and ongoing use, urging others to buy Doan's from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as sale agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Morrell
Upper High St
Dean
Webber's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Progressive farmer Wright plans 15 acres for silos and seed improvement
July feature on Mr Wright who cultivates peas and barley and advocates seed quality associations. He buys the best seed, uses modern machinery, and organizes extended plans for spring work. He farms with his son Harry Wright and Al PoWeteht on adjoining 100 acre property, active in West Bath Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
West Bath
Fisherman Narrowly Escapes After Dory Capsizes
Charlie Smith of Five Islands launched Sunday with a boat loaded with barrels of clams. Near Todd's Point the dory filled and capsized, losing eight barrels. A man in another launch helped, taking on the clams from the sinking craft as water flooded its hold. Strong southwest wind made the voyage risky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Smith
Five Islands
Tory
Todd's Point
Memorial window unveiling at People's Baptist Church noted
Mrs Milan Leonard improves and Mae Savage attends the Bath vesper service with the family. The memorial window for her grandmother Savage is unveiled with Mae described as a flawless white robed fairy. Mrs Ellen Hagan travels from Florida to visit family in Maine before returning to her home. Walter Berry from Salem visits relatives. Boucher's Hall collection exceeds sixteen dollars despite travel issues. Mrs Hannah Hanna stays with daughter Mrs James Cromwell then with Mrs Susan Rose. Mrs George Rowe returns home after two weeks with her son at Riggsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Rowe
Fianlly Mae
Bath
People’s Baptist Church
Savage
Ellen Hagan
Jacksonville
Fla
North
Kittery
South Portland
Walter Berry
Salem
Mass
Boucher's Hall
Hannah Hanna
James Cromwell
Susan
George Rowe
Riggsville
Convincing proof of Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy credibility
Readers are urged to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after a flood of testimonial letters. Women report cures for tumors, fibroids, inflammations, and other female illnesses, claiming dramatic health improvements and urging others to seek similar results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EK. Pinkham
BE. F. Hayes
Washington St
Boston
Mass
W. K. iHovssi
Fastview Ave
Cin
Seimati
Ohio
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Burials and Local Notes From Beetle Road Community
LLECHEMICON DD Alton Moore aged 52 was buried from his late home on Beetle road Sunday after long illness. Frank Yeaton has recently purchased a yoke of oxen. Lewis Williams of Topsham was in town last Monday seeking OXON. Miss Georgia Jackson of Augusta was home over Sunday. S. L. Smith has returned from sealing lumber. Crosby Reed formerly of this town was aboard the vessel Auburn feared lost. he married last summer to a Richmond woman now living in Chelsea Mass. Miss Clara Stinson was guest of the Misses Reynolds last week. Mr and Mrs S B Hathorne spent Sunday with E G Alexander and family. Miss Laura Beadle of South Gardiner was guest of her sister Mrs Geo A Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Moore
Frank Yeaton
Lewis Williams
Topsham
Georgia Jackson
Augusta
S. L. Smith
Crosby Reed
Auburn
Richmond
Chelsea
Mass
Clara Stinson
Reynolds
B. Hathorne
E. G. Alexander
Laura Beadle
South Gardiner
Geo. A. Alexander
Maine notices of divorce and probate actions in Sagadahoc
Notices from Bath Sagadahoc county court and probate court reveal divorce petition by Catherine M McPartland against James S McPartland on grounds of cruelty and abandonment. subsequent orders require publication and appearances. Also in Bath probate matters show wills, executors, guardianship final accounts, and notices to creditors with March 1910 deadlines.
Probate Court Notice in Sagadahoe Bath 1910
In Sagadahoe County Bath on February 8 1910 George H Gray filed his first and final account as executor of Harriet Wright late of Bath deceased A petition for determination of allateral inheritance tax is presented Notice is ordered by three weekly publications in the Bath Independent Enterprise for interested parties to appear March 1 1910 at 10 o clock in the forenoon before Judge James S Lowell and Register Cyrus Longley.
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State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Supreme Judicial Court
Bath
Said County
Catherine M. Mccfarland
Said
James Savage McFarland
Catherine M. Farrar
James Savage Melarland
CC. F. Parsons
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Ctwice
New London
Connecticut
Libellee
James Savagre McPartand
Dana
Farrar McFarland
Donald James McFarland
Catherine M
WM. T. Hall, JR
James Savage McFurhind
Sagadahoe
Siddlebe
WM. Po Whitehouse
Sanford Lo Fogg
George E. Hughes
Elizabeth Conway
A. L
Lawrence J. Klahanty
Catherine A. Durgan
Oakland
Cal
Mary E Olvs
George KK. Hugries
George K. Hughes
Gan W. Longley
Register
Angie R. Carter
Bowdoin
Benjamin A. Merriman
Sarah A. Carter
Howdoin
Benjamin Adams
Bowdoinham
Charity Given
Eugene Adams
Haverhill
Mass
Augusta Adams
Angie R. Carter Sagadahor
Ames
Lowell
Cyrus W. Longley
Lottie W. Tarbox
James C. Tarbox
Agnes E. Tarbox
John W. Tarbox
Topsham
Longley
Augusta S. Hazling
James 8
State OF Maine
James
Sarah FE. Richards
Chas. D. Newell
Ory
Main
Rath
Harriet Wright
Vath
Taw
Elwell S. Crosby
George H Gray
George H. Gray
Francis W. O'Brien
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Scott
Hank and Child's Bketch
Hook. Fach Bank Contarmsea Goowl
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St. N.Y
Westport
Gussie Herne
Melrose
Erastus Jewett
Edith Hodedon
Mr. and
Mrs. Woodbury Hodedon
North Boothbay
Ross Dickson
Rothery
Clara Cromwell
Robert Greenleaf
Horace
Anna Judkins
Lizzie Cromwell
PiVin Islands
Milan Leonard
S.J. Barber
Lydia Ef.pinkham
S. J. Bankber
E. I’. Hayes
George May
Rentalia
Lydia KE
Sdsj
W. K. Housh
Castor
Bears
The
Food Ag
OXON
Johnson
Henry F. Hazling
Lionel H. Hasling
Centerville, R. L
Karry B. Hazling
Hazing
Henry F. Hagling
Sarah E. Richards
David S. Richards
Sarah TT Richards
Mal Ys
Hattie Preble
Leora Proctor
Fannie Proctor
Charles W. Richards
Julia C. Richards
Sarah F. Richards
Francis Clark Whitehouse
Harrett Potter
Brunswick
Justus A. BR. Cowles
Rye
Westchester County
Harry H. Woop
Brookline
Massachusetts
Norman McKinnon
Middleboro
Barrett Potter
Henry V. Pereau
Benjamin Fp.rown
Town Street
Henry V. Perreau
Brown
James Dunton
Dunton
George H. Stearns
Stearns
Charles L. Farnham
Tath
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