Home for Aged Couples and Old Men Holds Annual Meeting
The Incorportors of the Home for Aged Couples and Old Men met in the Common Council room with a quorum at 8 20. George P Davenport chaired the session as Horatio A Duncan read minutes and presented the directors report noting ten meetings and ten inmates. The treasurer reported 3114 89 in disbursements and 96 80 balance. A nominating committee proposed officers and new incorporators for 1915, all elected unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Davenport
Horatio A. Duncan
William E. Palmer
James Lockery
Gertrude C. Greenleaf
Frank A. Small
E. Randall Leonard
Charles C. Low
Lorettus S. Metcalf
Times
Duncan
William FE. Palmer
Presi
O. W. Folsom
F. H. Low
E. W. Hyde
L. S. Metcalf
Harry B. Sawyer
Harold M. Sewall
F. A. Small
G. F. Jackson
Arthur J. Dunton
Celia Hatch
Emma J. Hathaway
H. A. Duncan
W. E. Palmer
Harry B. Lawper
H. R. White
Gerrude C. Greenleaf
Supreme Court Opens January Term in Sagadahoc
Supreme Judicial Court began its January term in Sagadahoc with Chief Justice A. R. Savage presiding. A grand jury and two traverse juries were organized, with jurors listed by name from Bath Richmond Bowdoinham and surrounding towns. A pickpocket case and motions filled Tuesday and Wednesday sessions, with several out-of-town officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Sagadahoc
A. R. Savage
E. W. Bridgham
F. H. Thompson
Wilbur C. Oliver
Atkinson
Bullock
Nelson
Robert Jack
Richmond
Traverse
T. J. Southard
C. B. Day
W. F. Denham
Lowell B. Brown
Woolwich
W. B. Williams
Bowdeinham
George E. Thompson
Bath
William K. Baker
Charles H. Campbell
Georgetown
Charles J. Cain
Edward W. Hyde
Isaac L. Holbrook
Bowdoin
A. A. Jack
Topsham
John H. Morse
Fred A. Rackley
Henry G. Shaw
Frank L. Webber
C. F. Wade
Perkins
David G. Reed
Foreman
John F. Clary
Lloyd L. Hooker
Marshal Haley
Henry M. Heald
Phippsburg
William P. McFadden
Arrowsic
C. A. Newton
Bowdoinham
John W. Nocton
Henry G. Turner
James D. Tabor
Charles B. Williams
C. E. Woodworth
Supernumerary
Grand Jury
George H. Litchfield
Oscar R. Adams
Harry G. Deering
E. Randall Leonard
J. Houghton McLellan
Charles Rose
Harry W. Thebeam
William R. Bowker
James W. Brown
Alfred C. Carr
Ralph E. Call
Seth C. Watson
Joseph W
Cornish
Fred J. Hall
Alvah Mallett
Harvey Mahan
Elsie M. Colby
Topsham Fair
Frank A. Morey
Lewiston
E. W. Wheeler
Brunswick
Attorney Rawlins
Farmington
Tyson
Maine State Hospital
Storms Bring Anxiety to Phippsburg Sailor Families
Recent storms in Phippsburg caused anxiety for local sailors as ice and snow disrupted travel and daily life. The narrative recalls a severe Monday storm, drifting sleet on trees, and quiet moonlit nights, with community members and visiting individuals cited among the year’s weather impacts and local movements.
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Phippsburg
Sailor
The Wiscasset Tragedy Concluded and Its Enigma
A historian argues the Wiscasset tragedy was premeditated night attack rather than a casual encounter. He cites magisterial action, attorney statements, and public records to support his view, contrasting prevailing histories. The full narrative appears in Maine Historical Society collections. Continued on Page Twelve.
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Maine
Wiscasset
Maine Historical Society
Swan Island
Socialist Club Holds First Pitch Party in New Clubroom
The Socialist Club held the first series of pitch parties Tuesday evening in their new room in John Bros block. Gardner Crocker won the first prize, George tle received the booby. The club plans rapid growth as new members join and books are donated to the library by members and friends. A funeral for Mrs. Jane M. Swett, widow of Edwin W. Swett, was held Tuesday at her Oak Street home with Rev. Maurice J. Duncklee officiating. Floral tributes were many and pallbearers included Henry R. White William Potter John L. Evans and John Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Bibber
Wilbur C. Oliver
W. S. Shorey
D. L. Black
J. H. McLellan
H. D. Bacon
H. Cahill
C. S. Cahill
M.J. Duncklee
Socialist Club
John Bros. Block
Gardner Crocker
George Tle
Memis
Jane M. Swett
Edwin W. Swett
Oak St
Maurice J. Duncklee
Winter Street Congregational Church
Henry R. White
William Potter
John L. Evans
John Gilmore
Woolwich
Read Nichols celebrate 69th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Read Nichols honored their sixty ninth wedding anniversary at their Washington Street home with a four generation family reunion. The event included a sumptuous dinner, many gifts, a postcard shower and telegrams from relatives and friends. Attending were their son Charles Nichols. grandsons Arthur Nichols and family. daughter Mrs Emma Pierce. granddaughter Mrs R B Hatch and husband. great grandchildren Beatrice Nich
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Read Nichols
Washington St
Arthur J. Nichols
Emma Pierce
R. B. Hatch
Hatch
Beatrice Nich
Local Provisions for Hardware and Finish Supplies
Headquarters advertise stock of machine tools from L. S. Starrett Millers Falls tools from Stanley Rule and Level paint by Sherwin Williams and Berry floor varnishes plus linseed oil and rope and cordage from New Bedford Cordage Co with Crockett spar and floor varnishes available year round.
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New Bedford Cordage Co
Manila
Crockett
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Joseph Remick
Charles Swett
Laws
Sec'y
E. R. Leonard
Treas
Supreme Court
Savage
Nelson Heald
Pan
McCormick Lumber
Heaven
Anand Hiwale
Bombay
India
Bowdoin College
Charles Stevens
Congregational Church
C.E.S
Annie F. Nichols
Portland
J. F. Leeach
Frank Allegrin
Joseph Crocker
Dr. Stott
Elmer Rogers
Annie Cutting
Rebecca Bowker
H. H. Willis
Ellis Rogers
Frank M. Bowker
Arthur
Clinton Beals
William Butler
F. S. Bowker
Walter Bowker
W. R. Dickinson
Alex Coffin
Sebasco
Drummond Kelley
Kennebec
Whidden-Noble
Fort Richmond
Canada
John M. Clark Undertaking
Conducted BY
Wm.c
Chadbourne
Front St
Mr. and Mrs. Read Nichols
Mr. Nichols
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