Bowdoinham Week of Up Country News Summary
Doings of Bowdoinham and nearby towns recounts a quiet week with church services steady at Methodist and Universalist and a postponed Christmas concert at the Baptist. Social events include a well attended Sabbath school program, a town ball at the Tow Hall, revival services at the Baptist, and multiple visits by residents to Bath and Portland. The piece notes cold weather, ship and fishing delays, school term start, local governance duties, Masons and Eastern Star activities, and farm market hesitancy for potatoes and apples.
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Methodist
Universalist
The
Baptist
Evanegiist
A. M. Walker
Baptist Church
Walther
Thalk
Christian Workers
Tracy Reeve
New York
Merry Meeting Grange We Wish You A Happy New Year
A continuation note praising New England cake makers and the culinary art of local women. The writer extends warm welcomes to visitors to the town and orange home, hoping for a pleasant visit and fond memories.
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O. K
New England
Orange
Merry Meeting Grange
Death of Arthur Hill in Arphur Glb
The death of Arthur Hill occurred Thursday night at his parents home on Middle Street. Bright's disease caused his decline after months of suffering. He leaves a widow and his parents plus two brothers Roland and Dayton Hill, all of this city, as friends mourn his loss.
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William P. Hill
Arthur
Middle Street
Mr. Hill
Bright
Hill
Roland
Dayton Hill
Morse Sentenced to 15 Years in Atlanta Federal Prison
Charles W. Morse was transported to Atlanta Sunday to begin a 15 year Federal prison term. He received his inmate number and started in the first grade, earning 39 minutes of visiting time every two weeks, with a possible exception allowing more frequent visits for his many shared business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
Spirit of Winter Brings Harsh Weather and Aches
The piece notes winter's varied effects from sunny days to blizzards and describes how rheumatism pains intensify in cold winds. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla offers relief, asserting strong proof of its cures and easy availability.
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Hood
Eczema reliefs and patent medicine claims
An advertisement touts Dean's Ointment to stop eczema spread and itching, along with Burdock Blood Bitters and Dean's Reginlets claiming skin clearing and digestion benefits. It also shows Dr Thomas Ecelectric Oil for burns and quotes a testimonial from Mrs. Nancy M. Hanson of Hamburg New York.
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Womat
Burdock
Dean
Nancy M. Hanson
Hamburg, N. Y
Topsham Grange Holds Annual Officer Installation
The annual installation of officers at Topsham Grange occurred Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Patten serving as installing officers. They wore the new State Grange regalias which were described as very handsome.
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Topsham Grange
E. C. Patten
Foreclosure Notice and Probate Petition in Sagadahoc County
Foreclosure due to breach of mortgage on Harmon's Harbor Georgetown parcel under Benjamin Hunt. Also notices of Margaret Edgecomb Carter estate probated. executor Christopher O Carter petitions for will approval and letters testamentary. Publication ordered in Bath Independent for three weeks. probate hearing set February 1.
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Benjamin Hunt
Georgetown
Sagadahoc
State of Maine
Harmon's Harbor
County of
Sagadafioe
Geo. Harford
Harford
Robt. Lewis
A. D
Probate notice of will for Nancy E Anderson Bath Me
Judge files request to prove and allow the will of Nancy E Anderson last of Bath Me with James S Lowell as judge of probate. Notice to interested parties in Sagadahoc County published in Bath Independent three weeks prior to February 1 1918 for appearance and show cause why letters testamentary should not issue to Climena K Anderson executrix. Cyrus W Longley, Register.
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Christopher O. Carter
State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Bath
James
Lowell
Cyrus W. Longley
James 8
Sagadahoe
Muiginbahoe
Our Lord
Waaid
James Slowell
Amich
Normian McWkinnoes
Middleboro
Ichusett
Susan Mary Whitehouse
Topsham
Mains
Cere Co
Thie Rein
Justus
A. BR. Cowles
Harry Twoon
Norman Meekinnon
James& Lowell
Usnoveyr
Abbie
Spinney
Saganahoe
Rath
Jariry
Bath Independent
James 8 Lowell
Register
Louie R. Alexander
William T Hall, Jr
Aaid Guardian
Aaid
Wm. T. Hall, Jr
Air Guardian Nuuay
Maine Probate Notice Names Heirs for Deceased In Topsham
The state of Maine probate court lists Justin A. Oh Cowles Eve New York Warner Woot Brookline Massachusetts and Norman McKinnon Middleburg Massachusetts as parties in the estate of Mioneis Clark 9 White House who died December 20 1900 in Topsham Oak Country with no widow and the heirs and next of kin named.
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State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Crimena
Kate Anderson
Bath
Nancy Ek. Anderson
Climena K. Anderson
Singadihoc
Justin A. OH
Cowles
Eve
New York
Warrei Woot
Brookline
Massachusetts
Norman McKinnon
Middleberg
Mioneis Clark
Whitehouse
Topsham
Oak Country
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Chere Beck
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Oerdiska
Gardiner Firnisik
George Furson
Brunswick
Nelson WG
Bowdeinham
Nelson
Mary Hall
Cornish
John P. Pideout
Lewis
M. Fulton
James §. Lowell
Charles B. Randall
Morse Brothers
George Getchell
Benjamin Adams
Hery
Browdoinham
Nopme
Hattie Nichols
Portland
Maine Cen
EB. J. Millay
Supreme Judicial Court
Mr. Millay
California
Village Lodge of Masons
Flecta Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Frank J. Nichols
Merrymeeting Grange
Alma Kendall
Mira Viola Coomba
J. M. Getchell
North Anson
J. E. Clancy
Merry Workers
Ablets
Veplanta
Henry Harford
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J F Upton
Winneganee
Allorme
Harnesa
Washinton
Seib
Washington St
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Christopher ©. Carter
Margaret Edgecomb Carter
Abigal F. Carter
Christine C. Snipe
Isabel Kk. Carter
Edward EF. Carter
Margaret FE. Carter
Harry W. Anderson
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A. Stein
Bagadane
Sagadahac
Abby Versta Spinney
Sald County
J. Spinney
Ito
Abby Vesta Spinney
Eugene Mo Spinney
Whippsburg
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Phippsburg
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