Maine Probate Notices for Sagadahoc County Executors and Administrators
Two probate petitions detail requests in Sagadahoe County Maine. Vic Mobelly and William H. Gould seek probate actions and administration of estates, with notices to interested parties. Official orders require three weeks of publication in Bath, Bath Independent, and related proceedings scheduled for March.
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William HH. Goult
Bath
James S. Lowell
Cyrus W. Longley
Register
Bath real estate sale for Martha A Timmins estate
Probate petition from Fred B Farnittam administrator of Martha Al Timmins estate seeks authorization to sell Bath property described as a dwelling and surrounding lots on the Kennebec River to settle debts and administration expenses. Court order directs notice to interested parties and a hearing in Bath Sagadahoc.
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State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Bred Bb. Parcham
Brockton
Mass
Martha al Biarntiem
Bath
Martha Aarnt
Sett Bath
Butler's Cove
William Crawford
Crawford
Kennebec
Martha Timmins
Western District
Wal
Pirie Tod
Siahe Cmd
Tury
Farnitlam
Sagadahoc Probate Notices Naming Brown Heirs
Sagadahoc respectfully represents Katle Bo Me Nary of Chelsea Mass that Henry Brown last dwelling Bath died February 6 1913 testate leaving estate to be administered and a widow Martha J Brown as his only heirs at law and next of kin names of heirs follows in the record.
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Sagadahos
William J. Gould
Bowdoeinham
Aaron Winthrop
Bowdoin
Ius Pol- Tows
Vidy
Charles Morang
Brunswick
Bea Rich
Los Angeles
Cal
State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Katle Bo Me- Nary
Chelsea
Mass
Henry ¢ Brown
Bath
Martha J. Brown
Widow seeks administration of McNury estate in Chelmsford
In Sagadahoc Probate Court a petition seeks the administration with will annexed of Mary A Wiggin widow of Bath, with Wite DB McNury of Chelstor named as beneficiary. The petition asks for decree allowing the will and appointing executors while notices are published in Bath Independent and a hearing set for the first Tuesday in March.
Bath park proposal sparks civic discussion
A discussion on creating a Bath park frames it as a source of pride for residents and a draw for visitors. The piece urges timely action while noting favorable terms for acquiring needed land and hints at adding scenic attractions to the city. It also mentions spring welcomes for coat coverts becoming more supple for fashion.
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Bath
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Offer Promises $100 Reward
Readers learn of a claimed universal cure for catarrh, a constitutional ailment. The advertisement states Hall’s Catarrh Cure works internally, targets blood and mucous surfaces, and builds constitution. Proponents offer $100 for any failed case and urge sending testimonials to F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hilo
Atwood Medicine Promoted By Pittsfield Couple
Mrs. John M. Foster of Pittsfield Maine endorses T F Atwood’s Medicine as a trusted remedy used for decades. The advertisement urges readers to start treatment early to ward off aging and illness and notes 35 cents for a large bottle with free samples by mail from the company in Portland Maine.
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John M. Foster
Pittsfield
Maine
FEF
Medicine Coo
Portland
The Androscoggin and Topsham Indian Legacy Recalled
The article traces early Maine name origins around the Androscoggin and Cathance rivers. It notes settlers like Gov. Andrews Coggin and Andros Coxsin, explains river name changes, and describes Indian carrying-places and place names near Merrymeeting Bay. It recalls Puritan harshness, frontier violence, and a Topsham defense led by Joseph Foster with a guard dog during an Indian threat at the riverbank.
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Paxte
Perepole
Coggin
New England
Amos Coggin
Andrews Coxxin
Andros Coggin
Amitigonpontock
Cathancee
Quabacook
Merrymeeting Bay
Topsham
Sawacook
Brunswick Falls
Androscoggin
New Meadows River
Bay
Cathance Pond
Muddy River
St. Francis
Joseph Foster
Judge Minot
Robert Patten
Flip
Dreamland
Topsham's Early Trials and Settler Valor Described
A long account recalls Topsham settlers battling Indians in the 18th century. Alexander and Thorne are killed or wounded amid ambushes, burial rites are moved by boat to Ferry Point, and the community later adapts with religion, sobriety, and frontier resilience.
Taft Drops Plan to Consolidate Custom Houses Across Districts
The proposal to merge multiple district custom houses and reduce offices has been abandoned for now, leaving the decision to President Wilson. Bath resists any change, fearing disruption to local shipping and the Worumbo Manufacturing Company tied to the Bath custom house. Lisbon Falls and Bath officials foresee added travel and costs if the plan advances.
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Taft
Wilson
Portland
Custom House
Worumbo Manufacturing Company
Lisbon Falls
Bath Custom House
Bath
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James McDonald
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