Woolwich Notices and Probate Court Actions
In Woolwich the continued column highlights a solo performance of Angel of Peace by Frank Carter with tableau and local remarks. It notes residents visiting, illnesses, and small town happenings, plus details from the Probate Court May term including administrations granted wills proved and guardians appointed for local families.
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Woolwich
Angel of Peace
Frank Carter
Rev
M. J. Smith
America
Medicines and Trustees Tie to Bath Area Notices
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pepticon Pills as high character medicines for scrofula eczema indigestion and blood issues. Separately, Bath records appoint trustees, filed and allowed accounts in estate matters, and inventories listed for multiple estates in Topsham Bath Richmond Georgetown and related locales.
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Hood
Bar of
Bath
Minor
William P. Nealley
Edward S. J. Nealley
George E. Hughes
George E. Perkins
Boston
Mass
Hester A. Webb
Quincy
James S. Jones
James Jones
Mary E. Dean
William Dean
John F. and
Noble Maxwell
Rachel KE. Dunning
Richmond
Mary E. Mullaney
aPtrick Mullaney
Harry A. Nealley
Ralph A. Mallett
Alvah Mallett
Topsham
Arthur S. Bosworth
Adelaide L. Delano
Omar
W." Folsom
Isabella C. Folsom
Daniel A. Hall
Adelaide F. Haskell
John L. Berry
Georgetown
William A. Todd
Grant Gifford
Henry E. Coolidge
George P. Lovell
Alice M. Lovell
James F. Robinson
John C. Wakefield
Clare E. Hussey
Jennie Silgby
Mary S
Georgetown Notes Audience: Local Roads, People and Pets
Georgetown society items describe residents traveling to Bath and Five Islands, visits by Miss Bertha Russell and Mrs Woodside, John D Williams' horse dies, carpentry on B H Woodside home, new Saxon car, and a May Day scene with light snow. Local traders and a sales visit by an Eastern Illustrating and Publishing rep are noted. Mrs Porter Dodge dies in Hudson, buried at Oak Cemetery.
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Totman
Robinhood
Madlyn Berry
Fred Reid
Five Islands
Newell Campbell
Bath
Carroll Powers
Bertha Russell
Portland
Benjamin H. Woodside
William A. Todd
Eastern Illustrating and Publishing Company
Edgar B. Hunt
G. H. Worthing
Aliie Hinckley
Porter Dodge
Hudson
Georgetown Center
Oak Cemetery
Dodge
Wiliam
Nancy Hunt
Georgetown
Charles Oliver
B. H. Woodside
Owen K. Marr
Alex
A. K. P. Oliver
Charles Mains
Kit
Henry Reynolds
A. E. Rowe
Ralph Reynolds
Eugene Reynolds
William H. Davies
Wendell P. Baker
Will E. Rowe
Harold Hunt
Tracy
Huyler’s Chocolate
Leavitt Estate probate in Richmond named executor
Edwin Totman appointed executor for the Leavitt estate formerly of Richmond. The filing lists Totman as the responsible party overseeing asset settlement and court confirmations.
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Leavitt
Richmond
Edwin Totman
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Offer Reward
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh cure by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from F. J. Cheney & Co. and financial backing from National Bank of Commerce Toledo and promotes the product's blood based action. It also markets Hall's Family Pills for constipation and notes price and distribution by druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. We
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
O. Hall
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Talk of
Thompson Bros. Bath’s
ONE Best Clothes Shop
Mr. Atherton
Woodfords
Kelley
Small Point
Henry Carlton
George Gilmore
Dr. Stott
Ladies’ Aid
Margaret Hanson
Melvin Howe
B. G. Potter
Morton Soule
Probate
Lowell
George W. Small
Bowdoin
Susie E. Rogers
Horace H. Hawthorne
Ita Christine
Thomas P. Neagle
Richard Neagle
James D. Ta
David D. Ta
William T. Boyd
Lechmere
Mrs. Woodside
Mrs. Tracy
Georgia
Mr. Tracy
N.B
James FE
Will Co
Brunswick
United States
the Bath Trust Company
Secretary of the Treasury
Bath Trust Company
Washington, D. C
Bath Trust Co
Maine
Liberty Loan
Federal Reserve Bank
W. G. McAdoo
R. H. Baxter
G.G. _DEERING
W. B. Mussenden
J. Edward Hughes
Asi’t Treas
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