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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1914

Page

5

Spear Case Appea l Dismissed for Laches and Lack of Proof

The Maine Supreme Judicial Court dismisses Erminee B Spear's petition for leave to enter and prosecute an appeal in the Spear probate case. The judge finds no ceremonial marriage evidence and rules the petition as to both questions of fact. the decree below is affirmed and costs awarded.

Justice Spear Erminie B. Spear Erminee B. Spear Daniel Howard Speag Bath Sagadahoc Supreme Judicial Court Supreme Court of Probate Mira W. Spear Dean Daniel Howard Spear Staples Wilson Wiithout New York D. Howard Spear 7 Co Mr. Drake Drake

Two Fine Yachts at Boston Harbor Events

A. R. Mitchell of the Cort Theatre Boston R. G. Mitchell of Boston and James P. Bartolomay of the J P Bartolomay Co Dorchester arrive to oversee organ work at People's Church and install a water motor. AJ R Mitchell eyes his hydroplane Nobody at North End shop, ready for a four cycle engine turning 1200 rpm. Nobody expected to reach at least 24 mph with a robins egg blue canvas deck and dual ignition E M and Delco. Engine to be installed in about ten days. Chester McCabe to pilot around New Meadows. Bartolomay’s Ida Batys cruiser sails Sundays, a 30 foot fast craft at 15 mph, built by Ayres, seating 30 and bunking 19 in mahogany and cock finish, to be enrolled in New Meadows and Salmon Hill Yacht Club. Owner from Oakedge summer colony to command with R G Mitchell.

A. R., Mitchell Cort Theatre Boston R. G. Mitchell James P. Bartolomay J. P. Bartolomay Co Dorchester People’s Chirch AJ R. Mitchell Robert Ayres Delco Chester McCabe New Meadows Capt. Mitchell Oakledge Bartolomay Ida Batys Sundas Ida B Ayers Kelley, Spear Shipyard Couk Mahogany Salmon Hill Mass New Meadows River Oakedge Colony Mare

Proposals to Raise Passenger Rates on Boston and Maine Line

The Boston and Maine railroad filed further proposed passenger rate increases with Massachusetts Public Service Commission on Monday. If approved, the hikes would take effect July 1 and aim to add about $150,000 yearly to railway income. The revision seeks standardization of rates at two cents per mile. Sunday evening a large congregation enjoyed a ceremony at the My Crowning Sunday school pageant with children crowned in white and veils, accompanied by spring flowers for the Virgin Mary. Tomorrow is the first communion noted as a glorious Sunday to index June.

Baton & Maine Railroad Public Service Commission of Massachusetts

Stomach Tonic Aims at Atonic Indigestion

Atonic dyspepsia or lack of tone in the stomach causes gas sour rises and constipation. Thin blood weakens stomach nerves and glands. Dr Williams Pink Pills act on the blood improving appetite energy and overall health. Free diet book What to Eat and How to Eat offered by Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY. Drugstores sell the pills.

Obituary for Mrs. William E. Freeman of East Brunswick

Mrs. William E. Freeman dies at home May 27 after a long illness. She leaves two brothers Samuel and George Ward a sister Mrs. Harry Nichols of New York and children Myra Ward Richardson Ethel Jemont and Harold E. Freeman. Interment was at Harding's Cemetery with Rev N B Cook officiating. She was a devoted wife mother and steady household keeper remembered as a faithful servant.

William E. Freeman East Brunswick Freeman Robert Ward Bay Shore Ward's Cove Charles Payne Samuel George R Ward Harry Nichols New York Fred A. Man Farm Fred A. Willis Myra Percy Richardson Ethel James Jemont Harold E. Freeman Harding's N. B. Cook Beacon Street New Hampshire

Death of Bangor native George T Moody noted in military family

Lieut George B Moody of the 4th Company Coast Artillery was recalled to Bangor by the death of his father George T Moody in Union after a brief illness. Born in Bangor, he lived there most of his life and was a popular singing master involved in local music activities. He leaves a widow and two children, Lieut Moody and Mrs George Landenberger of Philadelphia.

George B. Moody 4Th Company Coast Artillery Corps Bangor George T. Moody Union Banzer Bath Lieut Moody George Landenberger Philadelphia

Gold discovery on Strawberry Hill Strawbery Hill Mt Desert

Horace D. Joy a Mt Desert real estate agent reports an outcropping vein of quartz with high grade gold on his Strawberry Hill property. An on site analysis by a local jeweler praised the quality and Joy expects further surveying to determine the deposit. A Flag Day note follows.

Horace D. Joy Strawberry Hill Mt. Desert Edgar Lord Joy Mr. Joy Mount Desert Island

Why Farmers Should Advertise in the Newspapers

In Farm and Fireside J M Taylor urges farmers to use small newspaper ads in nearby markets. He argues direct selling boosts profits as cities have buyers and farmers should proudly brand their wares with names like Smith. He stresses repeat business if quality is proven. The Bath Independent advert price starts at 25 cents.

National Farm Springfield Ohio J. M. Taylor Mr. Taylor Smith Bath Independent

Bath dealer loses small sum on tire sales scheme

A travelling salesman offered a free inner tube with tire purchases at 26 dollars, listing prominent citizens to boost sales. A local buyer, fooled by the names, paid in advance and later learned from a dealer he was short 1.47 dollars. Strawberries dropped to two boxes for 25 cents Monday.

Bath

Divorce Petition in Sagadahoc County Maine 1914

Edith M. Millett of Bath files for divorce from Frank E Millett claiming desertion since February 12, 1902, after marriage on December 15, 1897, with no contact or support for three years. The petition notes she has resided in Maine for one year and seeks a divorce by default in Bath, Maine.

State OF Maine Sagadahoc Supreme Judicial Court Bath M. Millett Frank KE. Millett Edith M. Anderson Frank FE. Millett T. W. Folsom Frank Millett EK. Millett Millett Mdith M. Millett Maine Maing Howard W. Bridgham Ly Virestion Frank RE. Millett Supreme Court Sipidahoc Saugadahoe Leslie Cornish

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