The Bath Purinton Family History Notes Study
In Bath and West Bath historical notes recount the Purinton family from Humphrey Purinton and Hezekiah Purinton to their descendants. The piece covers early settlements, parish organization, militia service, marriages, and Captivity legends tied to 1751 and 1757 Indian incursions along the Kennebec and New Meadows regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Thayer
Woolwich
Purington
Humphrey Purinton
Plymouth Co
Kennebec
Truro
Bath
Hezekiah
Humphrey
Senr
Junr
David
John Purinton
Thankful Woodberry
Falmouth
Georgetown
Nathaniel Purinton
Priscilla Woodberry
Joshua Purinton
Martha Harden
James Purinton
Prisella Harden
Nathaniel
Rachel
Dee
Sally
Abraham
Rebecca
Linthey
Purinton
New Meadows
West Bath
Stevens River
Deacon Purinton
Humphrey Purington
Nathaniel Purrington
Augusta
Small Point
Benjamin Purrington
Purrington
Portsmouth
John Penhallow
Hezekiah Purinton
L. P. Lamont
Canada
Quebec
Bath High School Class of 1886 Twenty Fifth Anniversary
The Bath High School class of 1886 marks its twenty fifth anniversary with most members attending. Herbert E. Cole has led the school since its first graduation and the celebration was held at Wesley Methodist Church. Graduates listed include Angus Martin McDonald Margaret Jane Adams Wilford Waldron Dennett Harriet Lee Purington Clare Adela Varney Grace Cornelia Baker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath High School
Herbert E. Cole
Cale
Wesley Methodist Church
Angus Martin McDonald
Margaret Jane Adams
Wilford Waldron Dennett
Harriet Lee Purington
Clare Adela Varney
Grace Cornelia Baker
Liza Merryman Stover
Fred Ak Coombs
Myra West Spear
Daniel Thomas Dougherty
Maude Elenora Emery
Fred Worcester Swanton
Sarah Augusta Minott
Frank Walter Deloche
Mary Pelham Hill
J. Edward Hughes
Maude Abbie Hanscom
John Theodore Purington
Edith Maude Chase
Silas Hyde Duncan
Fred Dayton Hill
Clara Louisa Lord
Hortense Gilman
Etmamiona
Kennebec Yacht Club heads to Portland on cruise
The Kennebec Yacht Club led by Topaz IV with Commodore Charles W. Clifford sails for Portland on Monday July 3. Portland Power Boat Association hosts the visiting Bath fleet including Topaz IV and other vessels as reciprocity follows Bath’s welcome. Also notes widespread orange hawkweed in local hay fields and Lincoln county motorists encounter it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Bath
Purinton
West Bath
Tical River
Kennebec Yacht Club
Charles W. Clifford
Portland
Portland Power Boat Association
Bathmen
Commodore Clifford
R. DD
Titcomb
L. C. Cooper
Opia
D. L. Howard
Swift
Owen Ledyard
John Ballou
Fred Cook
Julia
Clarence Martin
Kennebec
Lincoln County
Eureka Fly Killer for cattle horses poultry and lice
The Eureka Fly Killer is recommended to keep flies off cattle and horses by daily thorough spraying. For severe pests use twigs daily and ensure the sprayer plunger leather is well oiled. Used on poultry houses claim strong results by an initial high spray to expose vermin then a liberal follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
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Chadbourne
Front St
Sagadahock Block
Fath, Maine
C. W. Watson
Office and Veterinary Hospital
Cedar St
Brunswick, Me
Ontario Veterinary College
Chicago Veterinary College
MDC
Ontario Veterinary Medical Society
Chicago Veterinary College Association
Maine Veternary Medical Association
A. B. Watson
New York
Office
Federal St
M.H. Loach
Boston
Cyrus W. Longley
Room 2
Bath, ME
S. Curtis
Centre Street
Maine
F. H. Pratt
Chas, L. Oliver
Archie E. Doyle
David R. McDougall
Ernest Fpf. Kelley
Ray M. Triggs
Peerless Casualty CO
H. T. Stevens
Mgr
New England
Wiscasset
Hilton House
Pemaquid Light
Monhegan
The
Independent
Lillian C. Smith
Skowhegan
Canaan
William Merrill
Bath Police
John Merrill
Willam Merrill
Sagadahoe County
New Mead
Ows
Ezekiel Emerson
Priscilla
Bowdoinham
David Purinton
Mary (Scales of
N. Yar
James S
William
Elihu
Thankful
Harpswell
Topsham
Stephen Purinton
Mary
Hezekiah, Jr
Hardings
Mr. Lemont
Iumphrey Purinton
Frank Emory Dennett
Kennebec Wachesmen
Portland Motor Boat Owners
Johnson Bros.co
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