Sagadahoc County 1919 1920 Budget Proposals
Sagadahoc county commissioners submitted 1919 and 1920 budget estimates to the Legislature detailing appropriations needed beyond expected receipts. Key items include court costs, prison, bridges, county building care, liquor suppression, and interest on loans, totaling around 26 800 for 1919 and 26 500 for 1920 with 28 500 listed in one section.
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Sagadahoc
Sagadahoec
Supreme Judicial Court
Board of Prisoners
Court House
C. H. Mason
C. B. Randall
A. B. Thwing
Local Help Wanted and Lumber Wanted Listings
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VOME
Uss Pleasant
Phelps & Pinkham, Inc
Anderson St
Portland
A. M. Sylvester
Funeral services for Dr Isaac Goddard in Melrose Highlands
Attendees including Mrs Scott Andrews and Oscar Adams attended the private funeral of Dr Isaac Goddard formerly of Auburn Tuesday at Harold C Goddard's home in Melrose Highlands, Mass. Burial was at Forest Hills Cemetery in Boston. He married Viola Adams of Bath and is survived by his son Harold. Death followed a paralytic shock after weeks of illness. Harold was a prominent social and school figure, former principal of Lincoln School in Auburn.
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John Reed
Sarah Tracey
Mondament
Stina Kesy
Phippsburg Basin
Robinhood
Cox’s Head
Parker's Head
Ashdale
A. E. Luce
Rockland
Nequasset
North Woolwich
Sagadahoe Ferry
Fannie Gass
Bath
David Henderson
Dr. Peaslee
Grace Freeman
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Congregational Church
Day
Wiscasset
Charles Soule
Doris
Soule
James Soule
Montsweng
Edward Dunton
Eoward Shaw
Leathers
Mequasset
Red Cross
Alton Thwing
Yarmouth
Ty T
Mre
Sateur Dunn Haid
Hunt
Peter Brent Bridgham Hospital
Boston
A. E. Trott
Milton Trott
Montsweag
Fred Carlton
Edgecomb
Carlton
George Cothran
Wolf Pond
Leland Savage
Augusta
John Savage
Plinette Allen
East Maohias
Christine Hathorne
William Dodge
George Humphreys
Alex Humphreys
James Allen
Bailey Cf Wisecaseer
Scott S. Andrews
Oscar R. Adams
Isaac Goddard
Auburn
Harold C. Goddard
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Forest Hills Cemetery
Goddard
Viola Adams
Harold
Lincoln School
Whiich
Ava Cornish
I. C. Irish
Ernest Lancaster
Lancaster
Mr. Lancaster
Irish
Millay
Post
Richmond Town
Bowdoinham
P. Kendall
U. P. Temple
G. K. Denham
America Purinten
Mary T. Purinten
Carrie Purinten
P. C. Nealey
Edith Wood
Emma Snell
Courtney Nearey
C. B. Randall
G. R. Cutler
F. K. Jack
Brunswick
C. L. Mosher
R. D. Purinton
Richmond
I. M. Fowle
Arabine Hall
Grant’ Woods
Lewiston
Elva Maloon
Willie
France
Wilbur Hall
Carroll Ames
Camp Devens
Gretchen Hulse
FE. L. White
Arlyne Harmon
George Alexander
Horatio
W. S. Given
Pearl Carde
Oscar Swanson
Bowdoin
H. D. Cornish
E. P. Kendall
Portland
Wit H. Gould
Zacheous Small
Lbridge Mains
Mains
Noyes
Frank A. Small
Village Cemetery
J. L. Pinkerton
Carver
Alonzo Cutler
W. O. Adams
B. Douglas
Cone
Robert Brown
Brown's Point
Tregambo
Flora Leavitt
Jack
the Cay
Pythian Sisters
Robert Temple
A. sTewton
Cathance
John Dorian
Fairfield
Merrymeeting Grange
Forest Reserve
F. J. Penney
C. P. ‘Bates
Joseph Dion
P. A. Cannon
New Haven
Conn
Pvt
William Maloon
Pvt. Maloon
Paris
States
Pvt.Malon
76Th Division
20Th Infantry, Co. A
R. E. Ferguson
Ted Kendall
R. D. Parinton
Erland Rogers
Florence Small
Hackett
Charles Berry
Bel L. White
the Ridge
Myrtle Jack
Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co
John A. Purinton
W. B
Earl W. Hussey
Weeks Mills
Hussey
Georgie Denham
Sagadadahoe Fertilizer Co
Miss Denham
Hazel Cornish
Mosher Rites Held at Bath Street Funeral Home
Funeral for John E. Mosher conducted Tuesday afternoon at 21 Bath Street by Rev. Frank H. Hall of Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church. Attendees included Walter Gasser Russell Kinney William Curran and Walter Mosher. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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John E. Mosher
Bath Street
Frank H. Hall
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Walter Gasser
Russell Kinney
William Curran
Walter Mosher
Oak Grove
Daughters of Revolution Elect New Officers at Meeting
Mrs. Thomas S Gibbons and Miss Molly Lalmer hosted the Colon USmmer Sewall chapter meeting Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Gibbons home. Annie Mitchell Gardner elected member and Laura Palmer elected treasurer replacing Winona Tilton Stinson who moved. Henry R R White read Mobilization of American Women in the War and Mary P Hill spoke on Current Events. Refreshments were served.
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Thomas S$. Gibbons
Molly Lalmer
Henry RR. White
Mary P. Hill
Frances Wilson
Emma J. Snell
Mary T. Purinton
William T. Hardie
Mary
New Jersey
iKennebec Lodge
K. of P
Death of Eugene B Webber in Richmond at 80
Eugene B Webber of Portland died at 80 in Richmond where he was born. He worked in the provision business in Gardiner and Portland and lived with his son John A Webber in Portland and Gorham. He leaves two sons, a brother, four grandchildren, and was a Republican who valued reading and gardening. He joined the Knights of Pythias.
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Richmond
Eugene B. Webber
Portland
Gardiner
John A. Webber
Gorham
Daniel Webber
Herbert K
John A
Daniel
Flora
Christine
Marion Webber
Gorh
Bath’s Tallman Strong Box Preserved by Dr Rouse
Dr William James Rouse holds the strong box of Squire Peleg Tallman once in Bath now part of the city park grounds. The box measures 5 by 10 by 6 inches, leather covered with brass tacks and a handle, marked bP T. Rouse also owns Tallman’s 1799 autograph pocket volume and a Bath tax list showing Tallman as Bath’s top taxpayer in 1811 with 63 dollars, amid discusses on fire safety and rising city costs.
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William James Rouse
Squire Peleg Tallman
Rouse
Bath
Squire Tallamn
Henry R. White
Washington Street
Linden
Oak Streets
Pearl Street
Curtis
Thomas Curtis
White House
Bliss Silsby
John Heddean
J Hayden
John S. Hyde
Dr. Rouse
Squire Tallman
Squire—Weoold
Rowse
Edinburgh
Scotland
Bath-Woolwich ferry proposed for state takeover
At budget hearing Chairman Philip J. Deering urged the State Highway Commission to take over the Bath and Woolwich ferry. He called the present service a nuisance and cited rising traffic and car crossings, proposing a $50,000 used boat or a $90,000 new vessel with new slips to meet demand.
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Bath and Woolwich
Philip J. Deering
State Highway Commission
Council
Committee On Appropriations and Financial Affairs
Deering
Trafic
New York
Commission
Solar Lodge No. 14 Installs Officers in Aeolian Evening
Solar Lodge No. 14 I A M held an officer installation with X Gratz Jackson as installing officer assisted by David L. Wilson and R H Dunton. New officers include Raymond B. Welch W M Arthur Baum S W and others. Afterward a smoker and readings followed as sleighing parties enjoyed clear moonlit weather.
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Harry Thompson
J. D
W. D. Rich
Albert Thompson
Frank
John Thompson
Bowdoinham Sees Busy Week Amid Influenza and Ice
Bowdoinham recounts a week of illness and recovery as schools reopen after influenza outbreaks. Dr. Irish loses his horse en route to a patient, later found uninjured. community notes report visits, illness, postal work, new property purchases, and local errands amid winter ice and sleighing.
First Baptist Meeting Debates Organ Purchase and Vestry Repairs
The First Baptist society held a supper and annual parish meeting led by J Edward Pomeroy. Arthur Dunton acted as moderator. reports showed strong finances with bills paid and small balances. Elections included Pomeroy clerk White treasurer Varney collectors and several others. a committee was formed to study organ purchase. Repairs to the vestry were approved for Prudential committee action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Society
J. Edward ‘Pomeroy
Arthur J. Dunton
William H. White
J. Edward Pomeroy
Alice E. Varney
Carrie A. Varney
William ‘H. White
Alice Varney
Harry Ring
R. 'H. ‘Haskell
Clyde Burton
Maxwell Powers
Myrle Strong
Esther White
A. I. Tripp
Harry W. Moulton
Raymond Chappell
Herbert E. Worrey
C. F. Harrington
Old Folks Home Celebrates 77th Birthday of Mrs Walsh
On January 14 1842 birth date noted in Ireland Mary Gilroy born Anhabrenna han Leitram Cloone parish She is Mrs Anthony Walsh at the Old Folks Home and hosts music with Irish tunes and green decor Ice cream cake and a shamrock marked celebration with the trustees dining with residents Also Mrs Harriet Plummer Barnes joins the Home bringing 21 guests in Mrs Hasty’s family arrival and welcome.
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Anhabrennahan
Leitram
Cloone
Ireland
Mary Gilroy
Anthony Walsh
Wilson
United States
Board of Trustees
Walsh
Harriet Plummer Barnes
Whitefield
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Jesse Munsey
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Harry A. Nealley
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William P. Nealley
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Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Wakefield Ioxtract Company
Sanboroville
John EE. Mosher
J.M. Trott
Merrell-Soule Co
Syracuse
Daughters OF Revolution
Thomas
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Bath-Woolwich
E. E. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Electa Chapter
Star Aid
D.T. Percy & Sons
First Baptists
OLD Folks
Grandin’s
Oscar Holway
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