Wiscasset Bank Pioneers and Notable Stockholders Saga
In early 1800s Wiscasset the Lincoln and Kennebec Bank drew parent stockholders and local notable figures. Directors included Capt. William Boyd and Col. David Payson while Bowdoin College and Hallowel Academy held shares. The bank issued copper and then steel engraved notes with river scenes and ships, and leaders Abiel Wood Jr Moses Carlton Jr William King Peleg Tallman and James Bridge shaped its rise and liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
William Boyd
Mores Carlton, Jr
Ann Alexander Cunningham
Ae of Hodge
Silas Lee
Th McCray
John Merril
Samuel Miller
William Nickels
David Payson
William Pike
Henry Roby
Nymphas Stecy
William Taylior
Abiel Wood
Samuel Adams
Alden Bradford
Jeremiah Bailey
Francis Cook
Robert Elwell
John Hodge
Samuel Hubbard
Thomas Nickaels
Manasseh Smith
Bowdoin College
Ebenezer Farley
Samuel and
Jane Nickels
Newcastle
Levi Peterson
John
Joseph Sewall
Isaiah Crocker
John Richardson
Sid Stinson
Bath
Nathaniel Dummer
Peter Grant
Rufus K. Page
Arthur Lithgow
Seth Williams
Kennebec
Hallowel Academy
Boston
Abiel Wood, Jr
King
William Bartlett
Newburyport
Massachusetts
Union Bank
R. D. Tucker
John Borland
Damariscotta Mills
Lincoln and Kennebeck Bank
Lincoln
Whittow & Son
Shoe Lane
Holborn
London
Maine Historical Society
Lee
Messrs. King
Tallman
Ireland
New England
Abraham Perkins
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Perkins Press
Lincoln & Kennebec Bank
Major Wood
Hallowell
Hallowell & Augusta Bank
Maj
John Cdlin Page
James Bridge
William Robinson
Augusta
Patty Bridge
John Merrill, Jr
William King
Messrs
Abie] Wood, Jr
Moses Carlton, Jr
Peleg Tallman
Charles Savage
Waterville
Susan Wood
Mr. Wood
John B. Frazier
Frazier and Frazier Savage & Co
Frazier
Frazier-Savage
Wood
Carlton
The
Lincoln and Kennebeck Marine Insurance Company
Insurance Company
Waltman
Maine
Register of Probate
Register of Deeds
Joel R. Ellis
Robert C. Vose
Moses Carlton
Samuel Cony
Supreme Judicial Court
Water Works Men to Visit Brunswick for Summer Meeting
The Midine Water Utility Association plans its annual Summer meeting June 20 with Bath and Brunswick Topsham districts. Members will tour Brunswick pumping plant and inspect the New Meadows river pipe lay for Thompson's Brook service, then meet at New Meadows Inn for an open air gathering and dinner. President David E. Moulton of Portland will preside. about 75 members are expected.
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Midine Water Utility Association
Bath Water District
Brunswick and Topsham
Brunswick
New Meadows Inn
New Meadows
Thompson’s Brook
David E. Moulton
Portland
Bath
Grass Fire Destroys Garage and Damages Four Cottages at Falmouth Foreside
A grass fire at Falmouth Foreside Portland destroyed a garage and damaged four cottages including that of Mr and Mrs Walter S Austin. Natalie LeMont visiting Bath relatives was among residents affected. Firemen saved the Austin home roof but water damage occurred. Luella True’s garage adjacent to the Austins was also destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
Portland
Walter S. Austin
Natalie LeMont
L. M. LeMont
Middle Street
Bath
Luella True
Austin
Phippsburg Town Meeting Splits Over Patrolman Choice
A largely attended Phippsburg special town meeting debated the board of selectmen’s pick for a Popham road patrolman and rejected a petition to reconsider at March meeting. Supporters praised the selectmen while opponents sought to cause a reconsideration and argued broader slate implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Popham Road
W. G. Jefferson
Portland
Harry Berry
Eleanor
South Standish
George Ingalls
Eldusta Snell
Elwood
Barbara Herrick
Linwood Freere
Ruth Skillings
Bath
Skillings Cottage
Sebasco
J. A. Terrell
Edward S. Chase
Lee Farm
Mabel Ingalls
George J. Ingalls
Guy Crowley
Popham Beach
John Perkins
East Brunswick
Parker Head
C. A. Rollins
Harold Miller
Ridjonville
Linwood Feero
Frank Leavitt
South Portland
Leavitt
Neice
Harry Farnham
Willard Oliver
Fred Sparks
East Boston
John Malcolm
Clyde Feere
Robert
Linwood Feere
A. C. Wallace
Ernest Purington
West Bath
Fred Sawyer
H. W. Cutting
Webber
Bath Opera House
Charles Morrison
Dike School Beats North Grammar 9 20 8 Saturday
Dike School defeated North Grammar 9 to 8 in a Saturday morning baseball game. Players for Dike included Mullaney Grove Perry 1b Holmes 2b Palmer 3b Craige RF Henderson LF McNeil SS G Perry D Perry. North Grammar lineup featured Pinkham Curtis Parks 1b Stevens Duncan Grindell MacQuarrie Levine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike
North Grammar School
Yacht owner visits Bath Iron Works to inspect Hi-Esrmaro
H E Manville of Pleasantville New York visits Bath to inspect the yacht Hi-Esrmaro under construction. The vessel is nearing completion with the smoke stack masts and bowsprit installed and hull painters at work. Bath plant payroll shows 599 employees with no changes reported Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Manville
Pleasantville
N. Y
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath
Weekly party bid whist winners and local notices
Winners of bid whist were Mrs. Annie Lemont and Edgar Oliver with consolation prizes to Mrs. John G. Morse and Olney C. Perry. Reports note road work progress with blasting for drainage. Community news includes visits by Captain Daniel Miller, Williams and Allen families, trips to Boothbay, Lewiston, cemetery association plans for Memorial Day, cribbage nights, and various local visits and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Lemont
Edgar Oliver
John G. Morse
Olney C. Perry
Thatcher Barker Pinkham
Daniel Miller
Roslindale
Mass
Harry C. Williams
Elmer Williams
George Allen
Rockport
Thatcher Pinkham
Thatcher, Jr
Alice Wilrep
Boothbay
Lilian Parks
Lewiston
William Thompson
Second May Term Probate Court Action Recap
Sagadahoc probate court in session lists wills allowed and executors named including William F Reed Annie M Snow Albion Staples and Margaret Yeaton. Guardianships inventories accounts petitions for administration and guardianship filed approvals noted along with several estate actions and a County hospital superintendent’s travel and a birth announcement Elizabeth Theresa Hill born to Mr. and Mrs. Hill in Bath area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glidden
Sagadahoc
William PF. Reed
Perkins
Annie M. Snow
Albion C. Staples
Bath
Annie J. Staples
William F. Reed
Julia T. Clason
Emma J. Spear
Richmond
Maud M. LaMontague
Charles E. Gordon
Mary E. Gordon
Alvin P. Sylvester
Phippsburg
Mary L. Sylvester
Margaret Douglas Reed
Bowdeinham
Ralph H. McEwen
Oliver Moses
Rupert H. Baxter
Arthur S. Bosworth
Adelaide L. Delano
M. Edith Lemont
Mason M. Lemont
Ida F. Lemont
Lillie M. Leonard
William T. Hall
Fred 8. Curtis
Mary S. Curtis
Darius Keay
Topsham
Clarence E. Sawyer
Louise E. Briggs
Edmund P. Briggs
Visitation Day Draws Over 150 to City Hospital
More than 150 people visited the City hospital on its annual visitation day. The event featured cheerful surroundings enhanced by numerous flowers and plants donated by Elmhurst and local supporters. Hospital staff and alumni guided tours while tea was served in the nurses home by staff doctors' wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Elmhurst
John H. Hyde
P. M. Olm
Kennebec
Frederick H. Kimball
Albert H. Shaw
J. R. Andrews
Gerda Harvey
Clare Coombs
John A. Morse
House Committee
Register
Helen V. Downing
Violet Ellis
Walter Rogers
Edward Hartnett
Orvis Bonney
Eric Haggett
Ethel Blake
David Rich
Gertrude Harvey
Colletta Keenan
Roberta Irving
James O. Lincoln
Byron F. Barker
E. Motley Fuller
Warren E. Kershner
Seth S. Mullin
Belle Welch
Mary S. Gibbons
Obituary of Hattie Treat Andrews 61
Hattie Treat Andrews 61 wife of Jesse Strong of 304 Washington street died Sunday at City hospital after a brief illness. Born in Warren February 12 1868 she was educated there and graduated from Castine Normal school. Survived by husband daughter Mrs Harold Stanton Bath brother Willard Andrews sister Mrs Ella P Lewis Warren. Services at home Tuesday 10 30 am with graveside committal in Thomaston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Treat Andrews
Jesse Strong
Washington Street
City Hospital
Warren
Castine Normal School
Otis
Eliza Lermond Andrews
Winter Street
Harold Stanton
Bath
Willard Andrews
Ella P. Lewis
Thomaston
Mrs Abby E Kelly Dies At Small Point
Mrs Abby E Kelly widow of Sergt Dennis Kelly died at her home in Small Point after a long illness and a fatal shock. She was daughter of Capt Ellis P Sylvester and Margaret Getchell and long resident of Phippsburg. She was highly esteemed and known for unselfish Christian character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby E. Kelly
Dennis Kelly
Small Point
Obituary for Nellie L Kelly and family
Mrs Nellie L Kelly of Woolwich and her relatives are noted in a local obituary. She is survived by son John E Kelly of Waterville, daughters Nellie and Jessie Kelly of Small Point, and Mrs Henry E Carlton of Woolwich, plus granddaughter Eleanor Carlton. Services are planned for Wednesday at two at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Kelly
Waterville
Nellie L. Kelly
Jessie Kelly
Small Point
Henry E. Carlton
Woolwich
Eleanor Carlton
Miss Jennie W. Swett Dies in Augusta at 51
Miss Jennie W. Swett, 51, died Thursday in Augusta after a long illness. Born in Arrowsic to Edwin and Jane M. Swett, she moved to Bath 25 years ago. She was active at Winter Street Church and highly regarded. Survived by brother Harry G. Swett of Bath, uncle Edwin M. Potter of New York, and aunt Miss Mary Swett of Bath. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM at 32 Oak Street. burial at Robinhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie W. Swett
Augusta
Arrowsie
Edwin
Jane M. Swett
Bath
Winter Street
Harry G. Swett
Edwin M. Potter
New York
Mary Swett
Oak Street
Robinhood
Maybelle Whitney Coffin Dies at 58 in Yarmouth
Maybelle Whitney Coffin 58 of Yar mouth widow of Olmer P. Coffin died at her sister Mrs. H. L Enton 82 Main street Yarmouth where she had lived since her husband’s death. Survived by a son Ernest. Coffin Bros. store once ran by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybelle Whitney Coffin
Yarmouth
Olmer P. Coffin
H. Lenton
Main Street
Funeral for Joseph J. Coleman Held at Home
The funeral for Joseph J. Coleman took place Friday at 2 PM at his home 623 Middle Street. Reverend Frank W. Hovey of Georgetown officiated with prayer by Reverend Howard P. Jett. Bearers were sons Eugene and Andrus Coleman and stepsons Ferris and Everett Leonard. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Coleman
Middle Street
Frank W. Hovey
Georgetown
Howard P. Jett
the Nazarene Church
Eugene
Andrus Coleman
Ferris
Everett Leonard
Oak Grove
Funeral of Mrs Harriet T S Strong
The funeral for Mrs Harriet T S Strong wife of Jesse Strong was held Tuesday morning at 304 Washington Street Rev Edwin D Hardin of Winter Street Church officiated. Bearers were M Taylor William R Donnell Ney B Lermond and Harold Stanton. The body was taken to Thomaston for a committal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet T. S. Strong
Jesse Strong
Washington Street
Edwin D. Hardin
Winter Street
M. Taylor
William R. Donnell
Ney B. Lermond
Harold Stanton
Thomaston
Mrs. Sarah Stinson Dies. Funeral Held at Home
The funeral for Mrs. Sarah M. Stinson widow of John P. Stinson occurred Thursday afternoon at two at 266 Washington Street. Rev. F. L. Littlefield of Wesley Methodist Church officiated. Bearers were her sons Ernest and Frank Stinson, Harry W. Crosman, and William R. Donnell. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M. Stanson
John P. Stinson
Washington Street
F. L. Littlefield
Wesley Methodist Church
Ernest
Frank Stinson
Harry W. Crosman
William R. Donnell
Oak Grove
Miss Jennie Swett Funeral Held at Home
The funeral for Miss Jennie W. Swett was held Sunday afternoon at 32 Oak Street with Rev. E. D. Hardin officiating. Pallbearers included Henry G. Shaw William Potter John Gilmore and Cyrus Gilmore. Burial followed at Robinhood Cemetery. Mr and Mrs William H. White and Mr and Mrs Olney Perry spent the weekend at their summer home in South Harpswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie W. Swett
Oak Street
E. D. Hardin
Winter Street
Henry G. Shaw
William Potter
John
Cyrus Gilmore
Robinhood
William H. White
Olney Perry
Bedford Street
South Harpswell
Miss Miriam Kimball Heads to New York for Indefinite Stay
Miss Miriam Kimball departed Saturday for New York to remain indefinitely. She spent Saturday night in Boston before continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Kimball
New York
Boston
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Dike School
North Grammar
Evelyn Sutherland
Dade County Hospital
Miami
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Calif
William Hill
Lower Middle Street
Monday
Elizabeth Theresa
Bath Savings Institution
Hattie
J. J. Coleman
Mrs. Strong
Jennie Swett
Mal
Baxters
Mrs Baxter
Brauger
Poser
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