William T Hall Sagadahoc Judge Dies After 25 Years Service
Hon William T Hall of Richmond dies after brief illness, aged, long time Sagadahoc County Judge of Probate 1889 1906. He was born Bowdoinham son of Capt Joseph Hall and Elvira Parker. educated Richmond Academy. admitted to bar 1865. served as county attorney, bank director, and founder of Richmond Savings Bank. Interment at family lot. 25 person excursion to Portland to view 101 Ranch and Jesse Willard.
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William T. Hall
Sagadahoc
Richmond
Bowdoinham
Joseph Hall
Elvira Coburn Parker
Skowhegan
Hall
Richmond Academy
West Bath
Nathan Cleaves
Portland
James M. Hagar
Uilding
U. S. Arms Examining Surgeons
First National Bank
Richmond Savings Bank
Richmont Lodge
Richmond Lodge
Elvira Carrie
Mary
Raleigh
N. C
Rachel A
Bangor
Jennie I. Hall
CC. C. MacDonald
Congregational Church
Howard’s Road
Notable gathering of auto makers at New Meadows Inn
A fourth annual mid-summer gathering of National Automobile Chamber of New York directors drew prominent car company leaders to New Meadows Inn Maine. Guests of Mr and Mrs S A Miles included Col Charles Clifton Fredrick C Hanch John N Willys Carl Pelton J Walter Drake and others from Cadillac Maxwell Willys Overland Hupp Hudson and more aboard the Miles yacht Louise A. and visiting Christmas Cove.
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New Meadows Inn
National Automobile Chamber of New York
Maine
S. A. Miles
Christmas Cove
Bath
Miles
Louise A
A. P. Alley
Col
Charles Clifton
Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Wilfred C. Leland
Cadillac Motor Car Co
Detroit
Herbert H. Rice
Metal Trade Assn
Waverley Co
Indianapolis
Ind
C. C. Hanch
Studebaker Co
South Bend
R. D. Chapin
Hudson Motor Car Co
W. E. Metzger
Argo Co
Saginaw, Mich
Hugh Chalmers
Chalmers Car Co
Mich
John N. Willys
Willys-Overland Co
Toledo, C
Carl Pelton
Winton Co
Cleveland
AL Sweet
Motor & Accessories
New York
D. J. Post
Veeder Mfg. Co
Conn
Thomas Wetzel
C. E. Thompson
J. H. Foster
Motor & Accessories Mfrs
F. C. Billings
Billings & Spencer Co
Hartford
American Auto Assn
Franklin, Pa
Fred A. Nickerson
Portland
Miles B. Mank
Mank Motor Car Co
Parcel Post Collections Expanded With New Local Warden
A notice on the Post Office bulletin board announces starting Monday July 12 a new parcel post collection system for large items weighing ten pounds or more from private residences on regular parcel post trips. It also names Mihm Quiver as the new local warden replacing Fred A Willis, who retires after years of service. the new warden previously drove for the electric express and Bath steam dyehouse.
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Postoffice
Ta Tard
Mihm
Fred A. Willis
Willis
Electric Express
Bath Steam Dyehouse
A Sustaining Diet in the Heat
The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a sustaining diet rather than just a blood purifier and tonic. It claims the medicine helps people endure intense heat, aids refreshing sleep, and can avert sickness during this time of year. The piece targets readers with weaker constitutions and frames the product as essential for hot weather.
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Hood
Fire damages Chestnut Street home in lamp explosion
Mrs. George Pratt arrived home at 8:15 to a kitchen fire sparked by a lamp explosion. Firemen from Combination Four extinguished the blaze with chemical tanks, smashing a window and scorching the kitchen and dining room. Insurance covers the loss, though the scene drew about 500 onlookers.
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George Pratt
Chestnut St
Lisbon Triumphs Over Bath In Tight Pitchers Duel
Lisbon defeated Bath 4 to 3 at Kelley Field on a day nearly postponed by the Bath pitcher’s absence. New York import Mr. McSwain stepped in for Bath, delivering nine strikeouts and aiding Lisbon’s win with strong twirling that energized the crowd.
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Kelley Field
Lisbon
Bath
McSwain
New York
Bath Iron Works
Chase
Real estate transfers reported by registry of deeds
transfers listed for last week include James C Purinton to Melville Oeir in Richmond Leon N Williams to Ames Roberts in Torsha Wyfffarnhan to Punt Jones in Phippsburg Wilson I Bailey to Charles Henry Butler in Woolwich Katherine Lo Bostwick to Michael Owen in Bath Melville O Weir to Gertrude M Brown in Richmond Walter S Glidden as signee to Albert B Murphy in Bath Charles B Randall to William B Kendall in Pownal Alice M Webber to Lizzie J Merrill in Richmond Walter S Glidden assignee to William G Small in Bath Isaac C Coombs to Flavell S Pierce in Bath Walter S Glidden assignee to Charles W Walsh et al in Bath Jennie L Carr et al to Alfred I Jack in Topsham David W Munsey to Jesse G Munsey et al in Woolwich William D Coombs to Flavel S Pierce in Bath Julius F Berg to Otis L Pero in Bath Jessie The Wee Gort Ue Meteml Jersday afternoon at three o'clock with Mrs Chester Aderton 62 Bedford St.
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Registry of
James C. Purinton
Joe H. Trott
Melville O.eir
Richmond
Leon N.williams
Ames Roberts
Torsha
Wyfffarnhan
Punt
Jones
Phippsurg
Charles Jenry Butler
Woolwich
Katherine Lo Bostwick
Michael Owen
Bath
Melville O. Weir
Gertrude M. Brown
Walter S. Glidden
Albert B. Murphy
Charles B. Randall
William B. Kendall
Powdeinham
Alice M. Webber
Lizzie J. Merrill
William G. Small
Isaac C. Coombs
Flavells. Pierce
Ada Goodrich Dies in Augusta State Asylum
Word received by the Overseers of the Poor states Mrs. Ada Goodrich formerly of this city died in Augusta State Asylum. She left a daughter in Franklin County and had lived here many years. She was about sixty eight when committed four years ago.
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Ada Goodrich
Augusta
Franklin County
Eastern Steamship to Begin Sunday Boston Kennebec Service
Beginning tomorrow the Eastern Steamship Corporation launches a Sunday service with a Boston bound boat and a Kennebec route departure each day until Sept 12. The extra Sunday trips aim to ease heavy summer travel and suggest a record season on Maine steamship lines through July to September.
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Eastern Steamship Corporation
Boston
Kennebec
Maine
Local Misses Promote Boothbay Theater Dance
The Misses May O'Brien and Made lyn Kingsbury of this city travelled to Boothbay Saturday to present a dance at the theatre that evening under Joan Whittey’s management, chaperoned by Mrs. William O'Brien and Mrs. Burke of Boston. The dance mirrors a recent successful event held here.
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May O’brien
Madelyn Kingsbury
Boothbay
Joan Whittey
William O’brien
Burke
Boston
Weekend Parade Draws Big Crowds Downtown
Large crowds packed the street Saturday evening for the weekly shopping parade. Residents joined in the lively procession with shops lining the route and banners waving as bands played along the route.
Foreclosure Sale Planned in Five Islands Georgetown Me
State of Maine records a public auction on July 24 1915 at 11 a.m. for Mae F. Paynes lot at Five Islands Georgetown Sagadahoc following a May 1915 judgment in R L Cochran Co against Payne formerly Brown alias Weymouth. The property description and boundaries are provided by the attached writ.
Auction notice ofたい Georgetown land 1915
State of Maine Sagadahoc County judgment case Plaza Operating Company v Mae F Payne order for sale at public auction July 24 1915 at 11 am Georgtown Five Islands lot described with boundaries and attached writ details debt costs 149.90 and 24.72 respectively with attachment date November 10 1913 and prior ownership by Mae F Payne alias Madame Jaxye.
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Mae F. Payne
Mae F. Brown
Madame Jaxye
Boston
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Georgetown
Sagadahoc
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Bar and
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Organi
Zation
101 Ranch
Jesse Willard
New Meadows
Chichester S
Chichester
Rand
RTE Dia
Best
Jes
Sie
Mrs
Chester Aderton
Bedford St
Fletcher
Sastoria
Castoria
Neta
State OF
County of Sagadahoe
A. D
Supreme Judicial Court
E. Weymouth
Gouraud
Ferd. T. Hopkins & Son
Great Jones St
New York City
Standard Oil Company OF
State OF Maine
County of Sagadahoc
Mae F. Weymouth
Sagadahoe
John A. Norris
M. F. Weymouth
Ils
Mie FF
Payne
Insai
M. Humphreys
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Maine
F. SC
Centre Street
Artis
Sagadahoc House
E. Smith
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