Happenings of the week in Bath
Two persons were received into the Wesley M. E. church on Sunday. New cypress floors were laid in Walter Parker company show windows. Walter Gibbs and William Love left for Arizona to work on a ranch. The Morse Bros. portable mill moved from George Town to Parker Head. Rev Culbert McGay led a Lenten service at Trinity church. The schooner Alice May Davenport sailed to Fernandina to load lumber for Philadelphia.
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Walter Parker Company
Walter Gibbs
William Love
Arizona
Morse Bros
Georgetown
Parker Head
Culbert McGay
Grace Church
Trinity Church
Lewiston
Alice May Davenport
Fernandina
Percy & Small's
Philadelphia
Peter A. McDonald
Lincoln Street
C. Raymond Chappelle
Elm Street
State OF
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Sagadal
Bath
James
Lowell
Cyrus W. Longley
Register
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Denne
Rath
Saul
Caraline Ao Turker
Ag Fuilaws
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Weet Bath
Arrowlace
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Marida
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Pan
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California
John Bother
San Francisco
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Sarah Butier
San Francisrva
Minnie Butier
Lant Butler
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Val
Filece Phteat
State OF Maine
Saignidahe
SN Ata
Batn
Sy Gia Lian
James Slowell
Town Road Work and Town Meeting Critique
A reader criticizes electioneering and road commission inefficiency before town meeting. The letter details how road crews patch roads with partial fixes, discuss corrupt practices, urge voting for a diligent citizen, and urge residents to pay taxes and support education for better roads and lower debt.
Prince Bayard Wins Ice Pacer Race At Stevens Pond
The February race on Stevens ice pond featured Prince Bayard and Max M with Prince Bayard easily taking the main event as Max M stayed competitive. An exhibition heat with Nell as pacemaker drew cheers while spectators praised the well behaved Prince Bayard and noted interest in another future race.
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Prince Bayard
Max M
E. C. Merry
Stevens
Joe’ Muse
Bath
Lewiston
Georgetown
Max
B. H. Woodside
Nell
Mr. Woodside
Biff
February Weather Summary from Pebreary Wrather
The report notes February temperatures with a morning average of 18 degrees, noon at 34, and daily lows of four below and noon highs of 48 above. It records six clear, 15 partly clear, two cloudy, five stormy days, four northeast snow storms, four snow flurries, three rainfalls, heavy frosts and winds, plus three especially beautiful days. The prevailing winds were northeast and averages for the 2nd, 11th, and 15th mornings and moons were 39 and 42 degrees.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad
An old warning for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup touts its comforting use for children and teething, claiming cures for wind colic and diarrhea and recommending trusted purchase from druggists with a 20 cent price.
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Mrs. Winslow
Winslow
Five Islands resident survives perilous coal cargo voyage
Rowe crossing the river in an auxiliary sloop with three tons of coal faced gale force winds and heavy seas. Ebb tide foam and washboard waves forced water over the craft as spectators watched. His navigating skill kept the boat afloat from calm start to dangerous crossing.
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Will Rowe
Five Islands
Southport
Balance Sheet Snapshot Shows Insurer Liabilities and Capital
The document lists assets and liabilities as of December 31 1809 with figures for unearned premiums deposits and various liabilities. It notes paid in capital and surplus amounts, totaling 634 20266 in excess of liabilities.
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Oaks Dieposit Capital
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Hyde
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