Greenleafs in Revolution Link to Woolwich and Newburyport
The article traces multiple Greenleaf lineages from Woolwich Newburyport and nearby towns with service in the Continental Army. Names include Moone Greenleaf John Greenleaf Joseph Greenleaf Ebenezer Greenleaf Samuel Greenleaf and others. It notes units, regiments, enlistment dates and shore and seacoast service at Fishkill Boothbay and West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbury
Newbursport
Haver Hill Pownalborough
Woolwich
Moone
Newby
Miss
Westpot
Wosensset
Turke
Mercer
Meo
Lavanna
Beng Greenteat
Walker
Lincoln Co
Fishkill
Hudson
Dirk
Benlamont
Saint McCord
John Greenteaft
Pownalboro
TSS
Decker
John Greenleaf
Col. McCobb
Joseph Greenleaf
Winter Hill
Capt. Stern
Doolittle
Joseph
Davis
Frye
Boothbay Ile
General Wordsworth
Penobscot
Ebenezer
John Bailey
Michel Jackson
Joseph C
Seacoast
Boothbay
Winslow
John Wiley
VSO
Inapi
Old Bailey
Pierce
Col. Walker
Prince
Samuel Greenleaf
Westport
Essex Co
Newburyport
Bailey
Sheepscot
Rainbow
Geo. Collier
Samuel
Marlborough
Milford
Enoch
Georgetown
Sam‘l McCobb
John Mixon
West Point
Wim. Greenleaf
Havyerhill
McFarland
Moses Greenleaf
Col. Tappan
Jonathan Greenleaf
Stephen
Town
Reading
Mass
Job Somers
Sam’s
Nath
Moses
William
Haverhill
Sam’l
Sam‘l
Boston
John
Hingham
Henry
Lack of care in orchards blamed for pest spread
State Horticulturist A K Gardner and H P Sweetser led 32 orchard spraying demonstrations across Maine. They sprayed 965 trees, documented costs per tree, and reported pests including brown tail moth, European fruit scale, oyster shell bark louse, and canker. The survey highlighted poor cultivation and up-to-date management in state orchards and noted a widening range of brown tail moth activity to Perry in Washington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Gardner
H. P. Sweetser
Gardiner
Buckfield
Maine
Brunswick
West Auburn
Cumberland
San Jose
Perry
Washington County
Clever Bath Dog Dick Learns Tricks From Owner McLellan
Bath residents recount how Boston terrier Dick came to Armory McLellan from an officer aboard the Stratford fleet. McLellan describes teaching tricks with meat rewards and praise as the clever dog learns quick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Armory McLellan
Boston
McLellan
Startford
Augustus A. Percy
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Reward and Endorsements
One hundred dollar reward offered for an incurable case of catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co Toledo endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin as honest and responsible. Cure taken internally and claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Also advertising Dean's Ointment for eczema and itching and a digestive aid, with druggists selling all products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Boston ships face lifeboat rule after Titanic disaster
The Eastern Steamship Company adjusts Calvin Austin to 272 passengers from 1000 until lifeboat and raft capacity meets safety standards. The move follows a Department of Commerce and Labor order inspired by the Titanic sinking, with British-flag lines early adopters and a shortage of boats cited by steamship men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Boats
Joe Kennebec
Calvin Austin
Eastern Steamship Company
Department of Commerce and Labor
Colonial Club Dinner Notable Attendees and Evening Close
The Colonial Club dinner featured Mr. Clark as an outstanding vocalist and multi instrument performer. Attendees filled a long list of members including J. Edward Hughes F. H. Thompson E. D. True and many others. After a 10 o’clock wrap up the crowd departed for city transportation and memos of appreciation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
J. Edward Hughes
F. H. Thompson
E. D. True
Daniel Williams
Phillips Kimball
Charles E. Brown
Albert J. Grassy
D. L. Black
William S. Shorey
Frank O. Smith
H. BE. Williams
Frank W. Perkins
A. R. Chadbourne
H. W. Cobb
W. B. Palmer
di A. Hatch
H. 2
Day
Rysford
Shaw Haerett
Framsy Powers
Frank M. Lemont
F. N. Chase
Harry C. Webber
Max Powers
Mason M. Lemont
William E
A. M. Bradford
P. E. Lewis
F. D. Hill
A. K. Purington
A. P. Denham
H. H. Lermond
Albert H. Kimball
A A. Percy
F. W. Low
Clarence W Morse
R. C. Whitehouse
Frank H. Turner
Charles R. Farnham
William Powers
Oscar Greenough
William R. Donnell
Weston L. Bonney
Companions By The Way And Maine Probate Notice
A mixed excerpt discusses avoiding unnecessary hurry to reduce strain and improve mood, advising against overdelicacy and excessive watch-time. It also includes a Maine probate petition by Ann M Bowker seeking authority to sell minor Clara Kk Perry’s real estate in Phippsburg, with notice ordered and published in Bath’s Independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Ann M. Bowker
Phippsburg
Clara Kk. Perry
Minor
Frank Ridley
Early methods for transplanting sweet corn and protection
The article describes two methods to speed early sweet corn harvests using strawberry boxes with soil and manure, then transplanting to the garden after frost risk. It also outlines a glass pane technique to warm a hill and start kernels early, noting applicability to cucumbers. It discusses lifeboat regulations and Titanic remarks, comparing public opinion with government rules on ocean travel safety.
Dean's Regulats Constipation Cure Ad
An old advertisement claims Dean's Regulats gently cure constipation and relieve headaches nausea dizziness languor and heart palpitations. It warns drastic laxatives weaken bowels and fail to cure and sells for 25 cents through druggists.
Burdock Blood Bitters credited for long-standing indigestion
J. H. Walker of Sunbury Ohio testifies that years of dyspepsia and loss of appetite plagued him until he used Burdock Blood Bitters, which reportedly cured his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdock Blood
J. H. Walker
Sunbury, Ohio
Probate Court Notice in Bath Maine 1912
In Sagadahoc County Bath on the second Tuesday of May 1912 Agnes Madden widow of Walter A Madden of Bath seeks allowance from the decedent personal estate. The court orders three weeks of notices in the Bath Independent to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Judge James S Lowell signs and Cyrus W Longley attests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann M. Bowker
Maine
Sagadahoc
Bath
Ena
James S. Lowell
Cyr W. Longley
State OF
Agnes Madden
Walter A. Madden
Cyrus W. Longley
Major insurer seeks agents in Maine for income protection sales
One of the largest hearth and accident insurers offers full and part time positions for trustworthy men to represent them in Maine. The Old Line stock company has a surplus over 790000 and pays about 75000 monthly in benefits. Address P O Box 98 Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre
Amory
Maine
Old Line
Foreclosure Notice on 1910 Bath Mortgage
State of Maine Sagadahoc County notes intent to foreclose a mortgage held by Wilbur C. Oliver on September 5 1910 in Bath for household goods including stoves furniture chairs and silverware due to breach of terms. Mortgage recorded Book 13 Pages 247 248 Bath City Records. Dated April 30 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Sagadahoc
Fredson A. Carleton
Bath
Wilbur C. Oliver
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F. W. Carlton
Winnhesance Bridge
Sont Fine Vet
Scott
Thomas
Dean
Austin
Bk. Ss. OS. Co
Colonial Club
June
Fletcher
Weio
Union
Uny
P.O. Box No
Lewiston, Maine
Wilburn, Oliver
WM. T. Hall, JR
Johnson
L. S. Johnson & CO
ST. Portland, Maine
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