Ellis L. Aldrich for Sagadahoc County Attorney
Republican candidate Ellis L. Aldrich of Topsham campaigns for Sagadahoc County Attorney. The veteran Maine legislator emphasizes legal experience, integrity, and independent conduct, urging voters to choose a capable, fair prosecutor.
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Topsham
Sagadahoc County
Fawn Brown Gun Metal Smoketone Light Gun Metal
A compact color listing outlines tones including fawn brown gun metal smoketone light gun metal moon beige black and white. This readout catalogs shade names without context or usage details.
Probate Court Clears Several Estates in Sagadahoc
Sagadahoc probate court June term second session led by Judge Glidden granted wills and administered estates. Executors appointed without bond included Blaisdell Trufant Fourmonzi Randlette. Inventories and accounts filed or approved for Gleeson Fitzgerald Morse Alexander Rankins Thomas Harmon. Inheritance tax cases noted for Morse and Harmon with removal of Lindley L. Hamilton as executor.
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Sagadahoc
Glidden
Loraine A. Blaisdell
Georgetown
Thomas R. Blaisdell
Edwin H. Pert
Bath
Eunice T. Pert
Graduation Program at Morse High School
Morse High School presented a 1932 graduation program with seniors and juniors admitted by doors, featuring selections by the orchestra, essays, violin and vocal solos, a class history, prophecies, and the valedictory. Awards and honors were announced by Principal Arthur B. Scott with several prize recipients and National Honor Society elections.
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Morse High School
Mary's
Dr. Fuller
Morse High School Orchestra
Irene Lillian Lawrence
Richard Henry Haskell
Ethelbert Nevin
Edith Ann Mackinnon
Will Jeannette Francis Shackford
Vozal
Beas Yee Suede Sre
Parke Grindel
Kathleen Violet Leonard
James William Temple
Mary Kathryn Kenney
Arthur B. Scott
Clinton D. Wilson
F.L. Littlefield
Henry Eames Wood
Paul F. Hayes
Newell J. Wilson
South End P. T. A
Ruth A. Mank
Woolwich
Elizabeth R. Moses
Louise R. Calderwood
Katherine M. McCarty
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
William D. Levin
Dike P. T. A
Jeannette F. Shackford
Hi-Y Chia
Ralph W. MacDonald
Harry E. Ring, Jr
Marjorie E. Palmer
William H. Bryant
Clinton A. Fleming
John J. Murray
Christine McCourt
Phipsoury
Mary A. Dunton
Iona Dunton
Marjorie Furber
Omar King
John Skelton
Lois Swett
Real estate sales and adoptions recorded in local notice
Late of Topsham Ellen M Shaw estate filed certificate of sale. Bath estate Ellen M Shaw Fred B Reed administrator. August Harris Richmond petition license to sell real estate by J W Randlette. Adoption petitions granted for Chloe Anne Deraps Bath to Fred W Ford and Annie M Ford. Betty Susan Jordan Bath adopted by Gardiner D Rogers and Susan H Rogers and changed to Betty Susan Rogers.
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Topsham
Winifred G. Hamilton
Ellen M. Shaw
Bath
Fred B. Reed
August Harris
Richmond
J. W. Randlette
Chloe Anne Deraps
Fred W
Annie M. Harford
Betty Susan Jordan
Gardiner D
Susan H. Rogers
Betty Susan Rogers
Baltimore 1845 10 cent stamp valued in New York Supreme Court
The 10 cent postage stamp issued in Baltimore in 1845 and signed by postmaster James Madison Buchanan was valued at $7355 in New York Supreme Court. Justice Samuel I. Rosenman awarded the sum to Albany Royston Troughton of Toronto in Troughton's suit against stamp expert J Murray Bartels.
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Baltimore
James Madison Buchanan
New York Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Samuel I. Rosenman
Albany Royston
Bath taxed at 44 mills by board
The Bath board sets a 44 mill tax rate affecting local property and state considerations for next year. The note mentions the Davenport estate facing state taxation if no agreement is reached as the state fixes rates biennially. A separate ad lists a rental in Edgecomb and surveyor services in Bath and Brunswick.
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Bath
Davenport
Bowdoinham Graduation Evening Noted For Excellence
The Bowdoinham grammar school held a senior exercises with class motto Whatever You Do Do It Well and a reception. Frances Reed and William Gile led the program with a Salutatory by Frances Hatch and a valedictory The Magic of Radio. Superintendent Merlin C Joy and Miss Bettie Merchant supervised. Carver's orchestra provided music.
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Viola
Frances Hatch
John Palmer
Kenneth A
Grammar School
Bettie Merchant
M. C. Joy
Carver
William Gile
Ee Nisin
Dalalaheg
Frances Reed
Tne
Charles Temple Torrey i
Barbara Sedgiey
Roger Landry
Chester Purington
Gertrude R Sinson
Barbara Sedgley
Charles Temple
Josephine Temple
Merlin C. Joy
Wiscasset Readies July Celebration With Bristol Trip
Wiscasset plans enhance a 93 celebration as townsfolk toured Bristol via Boothbay Harbor. The party visited Pemaquid Light and eyed Bristol as a summer resort. Presiding Elder Wharff and his son Ned stayed a few hours early in the week.
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Bristol
Boothbay Harbor
Pemaquid Light
Wharff
Ned
Wiscasset
WISCASSET 25 YEARS AGO AUTOS CIRCUS VISITS NOTED
In June 1907 Wiscasset scenes include touring auto traffic on High street and a big touring car crossing the long bridge. Residents arrive from Bath Gardiner Portland Seattle and New York for visits and summer stays. The Wiscasset Academy commencement and spring term honors are listed along with a note on the coal cargo for the narrow gauge railroad and a chemistry distillation mention.
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Lillian Freeman
Westerly
R. L
John Denham
South Portland
Verona Denham
R. D
W. H. Gould
Stephen Snell
Milton Given
Harvey Emerson
Caleb
Mitchell
Village
Methodist Church
Electa
Snell
Residge
Helen Darton
Holmes
Portland
Darton Farms
Darton
Edward Baker
Massachusetts
John Purington
Pearl Raymond
Paris
William Raymond
Berlin
N. H
Alvin Raymond
A. S. MacDougal
Allen MacDougal
Donald Nickerson
Fort Fairfield
Coombs
Spring Cove
Broad Acres Shores
Kenneth Frost
Gardiner
Clinton Bailey
Alice Webber
Wiscasset
Elisha Webber
Celia Hunnewell
Kingfield
Pleasant Pond
Lowell
Dan Cornish
Emma Ferguson
Cora Wilkinson
Mary Dillingham
Old Orchard
Ivan Lang
Lang Farm
Louie Sparks
Theresa Pottle
J. E. Cornish
Newtonville
Mass
Duckbury
Sheepscot Echo
Marion Prentiss
High’ Street
Ethel Cushman
Bath
Red Men’s Hall
J. T. Crosby
Dr. Powers
Fred Rines
Boston
J. R. Carlock
P. Allen
Academy
Long Bridge
Haggett Bros
Middle Street
Parker Spofford
Mary Cooper
G. P. Farley
Martin Andrews
Edgewater
Ill
L. C. Bickford
E. F. Albee
Lyda
Blanche McIntyre
Seattle
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Abraham K. Fourmonzi
Anthe Fourmonzi
Caroline C. Howard
George H. Howard
Albion E. Tedford
George R. Tedford
Mary Gleeson
Gleason
Edwin W. Mallett
Annie L. Fitzgerald
John E. Fitzgerald
James L. Morse
Charles H. Morse
Louise M. Miller
James T. Morse
Charles A. Alexander
Elizabeth G. Alexander
Edward C. Rankins
Eugene B. Rankins
George W. Thomas
Mallie C. Thomson
Edward W. Bridgham
Hattie A. Treen
Marjorie Cotton
John Scott Preble
Bowdeinham
Lester W. Little
Emma F. Harmon
Louise H. Miller
Lindley L. Hamilton
Paramount Public Theatre
Pat O’brien
Bette Davis
Hobart Bosworth
Marion Shilling
Tarzan the
Ape Man
John Weissmuller
Robert Montgomery
Sally Eillers
Spencer Tracy
Albert Henderson
Office
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Oratton—Labor Omnia
Vincet Newell Johnson Wilson
Marjorie Elizabeth Palmer
Saint-Saens
Louise Rand
Calderwood Coal
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Norton Escay
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de Musica
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Bowdoinham
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Erla V. Browne
Burton C. Curtis
Sydney J. Noyes
Ardsley-on-the-Hudson
N. Y
Sebago Lake
Frank
Maine General Hospital
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Albert. Henderson
Triangle
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