City Sees Many Men Barred from Accident Insurance
Hundreds of men in the city are held back from taking out accident and sickness coverage due to a high membership fee required upfront. The new policy demands an initial payment to activate coverage.
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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1912
Page
2
For Sale Pure blooded White Chester Pig and Shoats
For sale a pure blooded White Chester pig 4 to 8 weeks old and twenty shoats weighing 80 to 125 pounds at bargains. George M. McManus Brunswick Maine tel 62 15. Also silo and cutter in good condition offered at bargain by F H Brigham Winnegance Maine 511 2wp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. McManus
Brunswick
F. H. Brigham
Winnegance, Me
Large Insurance Firm Seeks Agents in Lewiston Maine
One of the country’s major health and accident insurers offers full or part time contracts for reliable men to represent them in unoccupied territory around Lewiston Maine. The policy is promoted as best and with no competition. Address PO Box 96 Lewiston ME.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mitine
Lewiston, Maine
Foreclosure Notice in Bath Mortgage Case 1912
State of Maine Sagadahoc County announces foreclosure for breach of conditions on a September 5 1910 mortgage to Wilbur C Oliver of Bath. The mortgage covers household goods including stoves furniture and silverware securing a debt recorded in Bath city records Book 18 pages 247 248. Mortgagee Wilbur C Oliver and attorney William T Hall Jr dated April 30 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Sagadahog
Fredson A. Carleton
Bath
Sagadahoc
Wilbur C. Oliver
WM. T. Hall, JR
Doings Down Georgetown Way
Miss Harriet L Oliver died at seventy four at Georgetown Center after eight days illness. She cared for a sick friend and contracted pneumonia then died after overtaxing her strength. She was daughter of the late Sylvester Oliver and lived much of her life in town, with years in Boston. Funeral at First Baptist Church with Rev George Kneeland, burial in Oak Cemetery. A neighboring obituary notes her kindness and unselfish acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet L. Oliver
Georgetown Center
Skilie
Miss Oliver
Sylvester Oliver
Boston
Fey
Georgetown
CeniYikne
Miso
Oliver
Siss Tore Sas Ole Ee
Nis
Serwo Brothers
A. I. P. Oliver
Ceorsgetown
Llewellyn Oliver
Pophaw
Hights
First Baptist Church
Geo. Kneeland
Ladies’ Aids Society
Oak Cemetery
Gratz Jackson
Bath
Eugene Reynolds
New Club in Bibber Case Linked to Lewiston Murder
Police in New York City search for a man wanted by Lewiston authorities in the Bibber murder case. It is alleged he confessed to a woman in Lewiston that he killed John W. Bibber before April 24, and he is described as a former employee at a factory who left town weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
New York City
John W. Bibber
Eiployee
Ben Ton
Ett
Miss Bibber
G En
Death Notices and Funeral Remembrances in Whitefield Area
Community mourns the death of a little daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Carlton of Kirchburg Mass with services in Whitefield Me. Relatives from Maine and Massachusetts visit and attend the funeral at Whitefield Cemetery. Flowers from many neighbors mark the family's loss and remembrance events follow the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smc
Es Eirina
Rites
Mass
Fred Carlton
Warner
Thes
Whitefield
Kirchburg
Harry Acker
North Whitefield
Terie Mish Mae Plumstead
Lynn
Arthur Heat
Marion Soaie
Carrie Hilton
Daceiter
Irene
Arthur Boar
Carita
Witfeld
Hinckley Estate Auction for Double Tenement House
Auction set for Saturday June 1 at 2 o clock to sell a double tenement at School and Spring streets owned by Mary W Hinckley estate. Funeral for D F E Cornish held Sunday at 2, Rev Miles Reed preached at the Baptist church. burial in Mustard yard. Cornish aged 89 years 11 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School
Spring Street
Mary W. Hinckley
D. FE. Cornish
Miles Reed
Baptist Church
Mustard Yard
Cornish
Community gratitude notices from Bowdoinham May 1912
A Bowdoinham notice thanks neighbors and friends for sickness kindness and floral gifts to Cornish. Dated May 15 1912 the miss Florilla Ballou of St Barnabas Hospital visited town this week and Mrs W E Purington returned to East Orange after visiting Edwin M Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham
Florilla Ballou
St. Barnabas Hospital
Card of Thanks from the Agar Family
The Agar family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and offerings. Nathaniel Pers Grace Percy Parker Wead and Mary Martha Percy Perry are named among those acknowledged in this 1912 note. The message urges enrollment with the City Clerk as primaries approach soon.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John J. Desmond
Sts
The
General Accident Corporation
the General Accident Corporation OF Perth, Scot
Land Is
Bath Business
Pany
ED. E. Bairy
Bibber
Front Street
Kennebec
Front St
Grasselli
Swett’s Drug Stores
Uvery Staite
Old Line—Stock Company
Georgetown Way
J. B. Hunt
James Williams
West Georgetown
Ashley Watson
Kennebec Point
T. Everett Cromwell Winfield Cressey
Dunton
Bath Municipal Court
Isivnds
Pred Rittal
Alexander Bros
Aumuista
Aris
Bntism Cmrcian Hower
REY
Cme
POP el Ieee
ORO
Tts
Alpee
Alreiudly
Daieille White
Fcbg
Ozra Boys
Livermore Falll
Holland
the Cove
Fremont B. Rowe
Malden
G. Rowe
Taft
MacMahan
Iland
Charles Tarr
Richmond
Sh WM Hatfield
Portland
J. M. Harford
Ida
Richemond
Bibber Case
Dennie
Richeson
Bhetusab Te Vea
Viaredt
Rieheson
Wiscasset
Bowdoinstam
William Percy
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