Tsukeggee Institute Visit Reveals Industrial Training Model
A visitor details Tuskegee Institute's seven year program combining academics with hands on trades. Students build their own buildings and work across departments from blacksmithing to tailoring. Enrollment spans 35 states and 19 foreign countries with Porto Rico supporting students and seeking expanded endowment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taucht
Dorothy Hall
Vicksaburg
Government of
Porto Rico
Knight Family Tin Shower Marks Pleasant Evening
Friends of Mr and Mrs Ernest O Knight hosted a tin shower and enjoyed an amiable evening. Updates note Mrs N E Hunt visiting Norwood Massachusetts and Hetty Morse back at Leonard's Bakery Bath after illness. Navy man Harold McCutcheon ill with diphtheria in Norfolk while Eugene Knight suffers rheumatism at home. River car crews urged to ring gong loudly at end of line to aid warm shoppers. Schooner Frances M from Brunswick Ga to Portland with railroad ties survived tempestuous voyage iced but undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest O. Knight
N. E. Hunt
Norwood
Hetty Morse
Leonard's Bakery
Bath
Harold McCutcheon
Norfolk
Howard A. Hunt
Boston
Eugene Knight
Frances M
Portland
Brunswick
Rupture Advice Tour Promises Free Consultations in Bath and Brunswick
A health notice promotes the Claverie rupture treatment system as a proven cure and urges sufferers to seek free advice. Andrew Claverie will be in Bath at the Phoenix Hotel Friday January 21 and in Brunswick at the Brunswick Hotel Saturday January 22, offering interviews from 9 am to 3 pm and 6 to 9 pm with special attention for women and promises of absolute secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Claverie
Bath
Phoenix Hotel
Brunswick
Brunswick Hotel
Ice harvest and local notices from Bowdoinham area
Farmers in Bowdoinham busy hauling ice from Coxs mill pond while residents face illnesses and moving plans. Anne Rick er and Statira Allen visit Lewiston. Chas Holbrook visits Maud Malon. Norman Curtis sold farm and stays until April. Local guests include J A Roberts, Nathaniel Roberts Jr, Deputy Greenleaf, and Capt. Adams. several family and health updates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Card
Carpenter
Wheeler School
Levi Danforth
Everett Ricker
Litchfield
Statira Allen
Lewiston
Chas, Holbrook
Sabattus
Maud Malon
Susan Carr
Dr. Irish
Bowdoinham
Cox's Mill Pond
Norman Curtis
Maxim
Pearl Roberts
Lisbon Falls
J. A. Roberts
Benjamin Merriman
Nathaniel Roberts, Jr
Greenleaf
Mr. Roberts
J. O. Roberts
Capt
Benjamin Adams
War veteran Alden Rogers of North Bath dies at 75
Alden Rogers aged 75 of North Bath died Saturday afternoon from injuries to both thighs received in the Civil War at Deep Bottom Virginia. He was a native of Bath and survived by his wife two sons and a nephew. He enlisted in 1861 in the 9th Maine Infantry and served as corporal and sergeant before discharge in 1864 after wounds. He joined Sedgwick Post No. 4 G A R in 1886 and held offices. Funeral was at his residence with Grand Army, Masons and Grange honors, burial at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Rogers
North Bath
Deep Bottom
Wylie Rogers
Bath
Wylie
George
Owen Rogers
Co. B
9Th
Maine Infantry
Charles Holmes
Hilton Head
Fernandins
Morris Island
Seige
Waener
Gregg
Bermuda Hundred
Dewey's Bluff
Cold Harbor
Petersburg
Beverly
N. J
Philadelphia
Rogers
Col
George B. Dyer
David KE. Coombs
Robert D. Hunter
Dennis M. Hagan
William BE. Freeman
Loring S. Webber
Sedgwick
West Bath Grange
Solar Lodge
Dunlap Commandery
K. T
N. B. Cook
Beacon Street
M. E. Church
Grand Army
Sumner Brown
G. T. Silsby
Masonic Lodge
Oak Grove Cemetery
Hive Islands Community News Brief
A LINEMAN visited town Monday on business. G C Rowe left E C Merry to work in Bath. Merry housed his ice last week with fine quality. The crew will cut and fill McMahon's house next week. Will Rowe freights coal, totaling 414 tons so far. Many primary students ill with colds. Will L Berry family also sick. Mrs W F Boucher visiting Augusta. H G Rowe partially home. Capt and Mrs Will Davis and child Melba home briefly. Davis plans to sail from Portland next week. wife and child to return to Somerville MA for winter with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Merry
McMahon’s
Will Rowe
Will L. Berry
W. F. Boucher
Augusta
H. G. Rowe
Will Davis
Melba
Capt. Davis
Portland
Somerville
Mass
Peculiar to Itself in Selection and Cures Record
A historical remark extols coupling of ingredients and extraction methods to maximize remedial value and economy. It emphasizes curing a wide range of diseases with effectiveness and the greatest record of cures as the aim.
Foreclosure Notice on Georgetown Maine Mortgage
Benjamin Hunt of Georgetown with a mortgage dated October 21 1865 conveyed Harmon Harbor property in Sagadahoc County Maine. The mortgage has breached and Robt Lewis claims foreclosure of the mortgage recorded in book 112 page 644. Date December 31 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Hunt
Georgetown
Sagadahoe
State of Maine
Sagadahoc
Harmon's Harbor
County of
Geo, Harford
Harford
Robt. Lewis
A. D
Dr Williams Pink Pills promoted for women's health
Restored 10 Health claims neglect causes nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble in women and girls. Testimony from Mrs Ethel Stetson of Damariscotta Maine praises improved strength after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The pills are advertised as a blood and nerve tonic for women, sold by druggists or by mail with a booklet offered free. Price 50 cents a box or six boxes for 2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Ethel Bk. Stetson
Damariscotta
Maine
Bays
Ayse
Dr. Williams
Maine Probate Notice for Annie C Brown Heirs in Topsham
State of Maine to the judge of probate Sagadahoc County Annie C Brown of Topsham represents Paul Hall of Topsham died December 24 1909 possessed estate to be administered no widow heirs at law include Fannie FE Mallett Topsham Annie Brown Topsham Alice H McKenney Brunswick The Sagadahoc Probate Court Bath January 4 1910 orders notice to interested parties by publication Bath Independent three weeks to appear February 1 1910 at 9 am to show cause why petition should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Maine
Probaute
Sagadahoc
Annie C. Brown
Topsham
Paul Hall
Said
Fannie FE. Mallett Topsham
Annie
Elmer F. Hall
Portland
Warren W. Good
Bath
James 8
Lowell
Cyrus W Longley
Register
Abby Vestaeplaney
Melville B. Spinney
Abby Vesta Spinney
Nessence
Eugene M. Spinney
Phippsburg
Katherine W. Spinney
Annie Oliver
Arabie
James
W. Longley
Climena Kate Anderson
Nancy B. Anderson
Climena K. Anderson
Cyrus W. Longley
Christopher Co. Carter
Margaret Edgecomb Carter
Christopher Oo. Carter
Abigal F. Carter
Christine C. Snipe
Isabel HE. Carter
Edward EB. Carter
Margaret FE. Carter
Christopher O. Carter
State OF Maine
Prosbate
Louie R. Alexander
William T. Hall, Jr
Alexander
Louie R
Guardian
Ward
Wm. T. Hall, Jr
Loute R. Alexander
Franklin P. Sprague
Rath
Sagadihoe
Justus A. B. Cowles
Rye
New York
Harry H. Wood
Brookline
Massachusetts
Norman McKinnon
Middleboro
Francis Clark Whitehouse
Ada Frances Wood
Abbie Etta McKinnon
Susan Mary Whitehouse Topsham
Marie
Harry H. Woop
Barrett Potter
Bath N
Said County
James 8. Lowfll
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Tuskegee Institute
Booker Washington
Florence B. Swain
North End
A. BR Oervey
Ramona Avenue
Pasadena
Calif
Richmond
Noble Maxwell
Connecticut
Fred Rogers
Stella Giles
Normand
Chas. Griffin
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Episcopal Church
Spruce Street
Bishop Codman
Prof. Woodward
Richmond High School
Dresden Mills
Ernest G. Herbert
Edward Herbert
Bangor
Thomas Herbert
Ind
T. G. Herbert
Emeth Royal Arch
Curtis’ Hall
Charles T. Smih
Board of Health
D. S. Richards
Curtis
W. E. Wilson
Agent Fish
Richmond Mills Co
Merrymeeting Hall
Scott
Bend Ife
Our Beautiful Hevings Bank
Keoh Bank
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
New
Ella Knight
A. Claverie
Claverie
Mr. A. Claverie
Dr, Namy
Edith Purinton
Nehemiah Curtis
Webster
Mae Curtis
Lisbon
Telephone Company
Iness
G. C. Rowe
Hood
Chichester
Betes Tes Caraines
Driggists Everywhere
Atwood
Harry W. Anderson
Exeter
N. H
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