Woman Escapes Operation After Lydia Pinkham's Remedy
Cary Maine resident Mrs Haywarp Sowers credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing chronic pains and restoring sleep appetite and strength after a year of suffering. She urges others to try the remedy and offers confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia I. Winkham
Lydia Hi. Pinktanrs
Lydis E.pinkham
Estate trustees seek sale of Maine real estate parcels
In Sagadahoc County Bath date October 6 1913 Charles J Jain Jennie S Rideout trustees petition to sell undivided half interests in multiple parcels near Steep Gully Cove Winslow lot Orr Lot and associated minerals. Court orders notice by publication and appearance November 11 1913 to show cause why sale should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Rideont
Piri
Iestate
West Tith
John Williams
Enjamin Tligsins
Higgins
Gideon
Sarah Mann
Peter Freeman
George Lee
Said Lee
Samuel Flanders
Andrew Mann
Tanniel McKinney
Said McKinney
Mann
W. Hy
Winslow
Orr
Birch Point
John B. Swanton
Alfred Lemont
New Meadows
James Williams
Georgetown
Bath
Chas. J. Jain
Jennie SS
State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
A. S
James S. Lowell
Cyrus W. Longley
Register
Bath Market Quiet as Farmers Hold Produce for Better Prices
Weekly report from West Bath notes low activity and uneven supply with potatoes scarce and prices firm. Local fruit and vegetables see mixed demand as farmers delay shipments while rains and wet fields hinder harvests. dairying talk and community notices accompany market commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoc
Boston
New York
Holland
Agricultural Department
Portland
Executor's Notice for Susan Whitehouse Thomas
The subscriber appointed executor of the will of Susan Whitehouse Thomas late of Topsham Sagadahoe County deceased bonds given all demands against the estate to be presented for settlement and indebted thereto lately. Wanted a first class carpenter for general repairs on a dwelling in Phippsburg Me Send details to Oak Tree Room 1021 Marbridge Bldg Broadway and 34th St New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Whitehouse Thomas
Topsham
Sagadahoe
Phippsburg
Oak Tree
Marbridge Bldg
Broadway
34Th St
New York
Hallowe'en Party At Holbrook Farm Near Portland
A group of twelve Maine Central engineers from Portland attended a Halloween gathering at the Holbrook farm hosted by Miss Mercy Holbrook. The fun included a straw ride, a fine supper, tricks and songs, with arrivals by Cook's car and a boat to Harding's before returning on the Pullman to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Holbrook
Holbrook
Hallowe'en
Engineer's Department
Maine Central
Portland
Cook's
Holbrook Farm
Harding
Probate Court Acts in Busy November Session
The November Probate Court session before Judge Lowell saw filings of wills and estates in Bath Bowdoinham and Georgetown. Executors appointed accounts filed and final accounts approved for multiple estates with names including Edith J. McTeer Julia M Rines and William Potter. Inventories listed and adoption and name change actions recorded with licenses to sell real estate granted to a guardian in Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judse Lowell
Mary McDonald
Bath
John J. Keegan
Sxr
Stephen W. Carr
Bowdoinham
Frances ST. Carr
William P. Carr
Joseph B. Rattleff
Georgetown
Frederick J. Hinckley
Isaac T. Allen
Edith J. McTeer
Cornelia S. Bowers
William Potter
Daniel FE. Robinson
Ala. Peres
Jennie CL. Perey
William F. Potter
Ann E. Robinson
William Hennessey
Admr
Venrietta Hunter
Topsham
Henry F. Palmer
Lydia Ells
Jutlia M Rines
Admi
Julia FO Pinkham
Somerville
Mass
David PP. Kimball
Ante Froathkuer
Dbitherton
Armare M Houghton
John R Honehton
Jednie
Rite Stone
Popeinny
Bates
Ooleverth der
Henry Walter Gillis
Ty Toseph I. Sheffield
Henry Walter Shkolfield
Gilman Na Low
Guy G
Bowdoin Local Notes Include Visits and Moves
Fred Roberts plows for Archie Sermns Romandall Gale of Durham recently visited his sister Mrs. George Custis and family. Miss Angie Carter acts as canine for Clara Marshall who is ill. Mrs. Marietta Decouvin moved from West Bowdoin to Lincoln Wheeler's. J Wardwell substitutes for Charles Smith on Route 1 from Lisbon Falls Bowdoin. Mrs. James Wagg returns from caring for a sick friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rasmussen
New Hampshire State College
Ernest F. Kelley
Bath
Charles Foote
Witterys
the Independent
Fred Roberts
Archie Sermns Romandall Gale
Durham
George Custis
Angie Carter
Clara Marshall
Marietta Decouvin
West Bowdoin
Lincoln Wheeler
J. Wardwell
Charles Smith
Lisbon Falls
Bowdoin
James Wagg
Topsham Grange Holds Regular Meeting at Hall
Topsham Grange met Saturday evening at its hall with nearly all officers present. Several applications were read. Next Saturday night the first and second degrees will be conferred. Miss Cushman filled in for the lecturer with a program including music, readings by Milward Patten and Bernice Barker, solos by Mrs. Belle Rackley, drum contributions by Mrs. Barker and Bickford, and remarks by the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsham Grange
Morse High Visits Rockland for Football Rematch
Morse High travels to Rockland to face the local team in a rematch after a prior home win. The Morse squad aims to repeat the upset and take another victory on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Rockland
Morse
New Maine Food and Seed Laws to Take Effect
New laws in Maine will take effect January 1, 1914 changing enforcement of pure food laws to the Commissioner of Agriculture and outlining misbranding penalties for packaged foods over five cents. The Maine Agricultural Station will continue food analysis at Orono under Charles D Woods. Work on the main pond road and bridge is underway and closed to travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Maine
Commissioner of Agriculture
Maine Agricultural Station
J A. Roberts
H. T. Hanson
Orono
Augusta
Thouse
Charles D Woods
Lols
Main Pond
Real estate transfers recorded at Sagadahoc Registry
During the week deeds were recorded transferring property across Bath Richmond Georgetown Bowdoinham Phippsburg West Bath Woolwich and other towns. Notable transfers include Emma Wiggin to H Maria Wiggin in Bath and Mark Peres to William Morerson in Phippsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoor
Resistry of Deeds
Agnes M. Perrys
Bath
Benj. F. Curtis
S Sidnes MM. Gray
Richmond
Charles Webber
Jennie L. Tates
Georgetown
Win
EF. Tate
Albert J. Stearns
Bowdoin
Emma H. Wiggin
H. Maria Wiggin
Benjamin FB. Hinckley
Phippsburg
Frederick M. Matteson
William B. Kendall
Bowdoinham
Rachel J. Elwell
Ellen C. T. Sturtevant
Richhmond
Wim
L. Putman
Charles L. Farnham
Sumner Bailes Et Als
Mars Jane Clark
Galen
Moses
Elwell
Sit B.stursete
Staseu
John NX. Mosse
Mapns Brothers Voie
Barth
Reiee
Dyeriey
Tathertyeef Is
Benjamin W. Temple Prover
Nude S. Greentear
Carl John Johnson
Carl Osar Sward
Orlando H. Curtis
Thomas Ff. Mi- Mahon
Arrowsie
Felden Ros. Johnson
Sheepsot Island Co
Otto C. Nutting
Charles Henry Butler
Woolwith
Sheepscot [Slang Co
Joss Johnson
Charles BE. Hagcett
Marcia PF. Butler
Woolwich
Cedar Grove Dresden Lodge installs officers in October meeting
Cedar Grove Dresden Lodge No. 1u F and A M held its October 29 installation with W M Ernest Palmer and officers including treasurer George T. Coter, secretary Oakes Palmer, J W Herbert Bleim and S W Joseph Houdlette. District Deputy Wilbur Cate installed the officers, followed by oysters cake and coffee. Also noted are mill sale by Fred Weeds, Ralph Brown home from teaching and Morrie Hall aiding Mrs Marnier, plus early notes on Colonial Times tournaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden Lodge
A. M
W. M
Ernest Palmer
George T. Coter
Oakes Palmer
Herbert Bleim
J. W
Joseph L. Houdlette
S. W
Charles McDaniel
J. C
Orrin Ham
Norris Lord
Tyler
Frank Little
William Houdlette
Gilbert Carey
Marshall Winfield
S. Blinn
Ralph Cheney
Wilbur F Cate
Fred Weeds
Mr. Halpen
Whitefield
Ralph Brown
Greenville
Morrie Hall
Marnier
George Killam
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil Offered nationally
Spencer Kellogg & Sons of Buffalo claim to have removed the taste and odor from castor oil making it tasteless and more effective. The ad states no ingredients are added or removed, and notes children can take it easily. It promotes Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil available at drug stores in 25¢ and larger sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Buffalo
Kellogg's
Spencer Kellogg &Sons, Inc
N. Y
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West Bath
Belle Beals
Harry Wright
O. W. Merritt
Chelsea
Foster’s Point
West Bath Orange
National Grange
Manchester
West Bath Grange
Farmers’ Institute
Charles F. Mann
Lisbon
Henry Rose
Fred Higgins
John Wharff
Cross Roads
L. W. Litch
Lynn
A. G. Fisher
Foster's Point
Bowdeinham
Albert A. Thomas
BE. L. Thompson
Quebec St
Ida Adams
Winthrop
Calvin Davis
Rebekah Tolbrook
East Harps
Harve
Jordan
Alesander Shatinan
Lewiston Rood
Sleeper
Walter Leach
So. Framingham
Susie Wilber
Rangeley
Niteaind Eliass Roe
Gilead Farm
Mr. Brodrick
Waltham
Charles Lewis
Probate
Jones, Adimr Estate
Michn
Piller
Laowiee A
Stare
Mlizabeth
Louises. Fuller
Admy
Front Sr
Room
Bath, ME
Sagadahoe County
Cedar Grove
Buffalo House
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