Supreme Court Hearings on Bath Auto Collision Case
The Bath courtroom heard the trial of F H Thompson versus the Lewiston Augusta Waterville Street Railway. Attorney Glidden presented the plaintiff’s case with photos and a scene map. Evidence suggested Thompson’s car moved slowly up a rise toward a crossing when another car approached at speed, causing a crash and injuries to Thompson’s family.
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Oliver
Phippsburg
Fred J. Roberts
Bowdoin
James A. Robinson
Perkins
N. H. Skelton
Richmond
V. Herbert Snipe
Arrowsic
Harry E. Stetson
Bath
Lester E
Umberhind
George E. Heseltine
Gardiner
G. Allen Howe
Joseph H. Rosseau
Brunswick
William H. Newell
Lewiston
William E. Hogan
John J. Keegan
Arthur J. Dunton
Joseph M. Trott
William T. Hall
Walter S. Glidden
Edwin C. Plummer
Franklin P. Sprague
F. H. Thompson
Augusta
Waterville St. Ry
Glidden
Charles A. Corliss
C. E
Studebaker
Thompson
Freeport
Durham Road
F. N. Thompson
Newell
Frank Muldoon
Pointe Aux Esquimaux
Canada
Edward J. Murphy
John T. Dwyer
Obituary Alexander Ramsay of Montreal Dies at 76
Mrs C W Folsom receives word of the death of her brother in law Alexander Ramsay of Montreal a prominent paint and oil businessman. Ramsay 76 born Glasgow educated in Montreal became sole proprietor in 1867 and led A Ramsay and Son Company to prominence. He served on the Montreal Board of Trade and Westmount council and held various club memberships.
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C. W.folsom
Alexander Ramsay
Montreal
Death of Blanche Bickford of Dresden
News from Augusta reports Blanche Bickford aged about 32 died during medical treatment there. The Dresden native was a nurse in recent years and returned home for burial. Services were held Friday at one o clock with Re v Mee k Graw officiating as duet flower offerings reflected the esteem of mourners.
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Augusta
Blanche Bickford
Dresden
Leoonard B. Bickford
Mrs Sophia Brown Dies at 97 in Wiscasset
Mrs Sophia Brown aged 97 years 10 months and 2 days widow of J K Brown died Monday at her daughter in law Mrs Nathaniel Brown home in Wiscasset She was a native of Westport daughter of Simon and Abigail Cromwell and survived by two sons George and Horace Brown and one daughter Mrs George A Smith of this city with nine grandchildren
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Sophia Brown
J. K. Brown
Nathaniel Brown
Wiscasset
Westport
Simon
Abigail Cromwell
George
Horace Brown
George A. Smith
Funeral Held for Caro ttie Carter in Wisconsin Interment at Oak Grove
The funeral for Caro ttie Carter of Chefe Pen was held in Wisconsin on Wednesday at 2 p.m. The body was brought to this city for interment at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Carottie Carter
Chefe Pen
Wiscasset
Oak Grove Cemetery
Community Notices From NEW MEADOWS and Dirigo Grange
Local columns report many residents attending the Dirigo Grange dancing school and a Lime In Whist Club evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jordan. Prizes went to Mrs. Florence Jackson and John O. Randall, with ice cream, cake, and apples served. Ladies' Aid and Sewing Circle gatherings featured new members, refreshments, and officer elections. church repairs noted with a $150 shortfall offset by a $100 gift from Mr. Cowan. Ice cutting on Stover's pond progressing as families store supplies. Local residents John Randall, Sidney Holbrook, Charles Rich, Clara Rich, Augustus Snow, and others mentioned in visits, illnesses, and job changes.
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Dirigo Grange
Harvey Jordan
Florence Jackson
John O. Randall
Cora Jordan
Robert Murray
Ada Holbrook
Alfred Clifford
Annie Jordan
Grace Purinton
Mabel Jordan
John Randall
Cowan
Stover
Charles Rich
Clara Rich
Sidney Holbrook
Samuel Holbrook
Augustus Snow
Hyde Windlass
Holbrook
William Davis
Samuel Woodward
Local News From South Dresden and Surrounds
Mrs. N A Fitch of Boston visited. a son born to Mr and Mrs Leland Seigers. Lavinia Walker 72, buried at M E Church with Rev McGraw. Elma H Chapman died of pneumonia after typhoid. Three Bickford family members ill. Ladies Aid elected officers. A J Tibbetts ill with cold. John Lilley acquires daple gray horse and lumber team. Busy week for lumbermen and farmers with wood and lumber work.
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N. A. Fitch
Boston
Stork
Leland Seigers
Charles Wade
Perkins
Herbert Munsey
Wiscasset
Lavinia Walker
M. E
Mr. McGraw
Miss Walker
Myra Seigers
William Lewis
L. M. Bickford
Ll. Elma HI
C. H. Chapman
Lizzie Costellon
Alice Nute
Georgiana Lilly
Lueila Costellon
Angie Barter
Lillie Seig
A. J. Tibbetts
John Lilley
Carney’s Point
Georgetown Whist Party Hosted by Miss Piel B Todd
A very successful whist party was held last Friday evening with Miss Piel B Todd as hostess. Punch, fancy cookies and candy formed the refreshments of the evening. Prizes included a Dresden ribbon pin.
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Piel B. Todd
Dresden
Community notices and travel updates from Naselle and Georgetown
Miss Grace A. Scott Harold F. Hunt Mrs Harold Hunt and Earle Pottle won a case a cribbage board and two pictures. Naselle student M Malouf preached at First Baptist Church and Five Island Church. Everett C. Higgins visited Bath. Mrs Lydia F. Oliver ill with grip. Annie M. Jones Agnes left for Dorchester to visit Mrs Roscoe P. Todd. Eliza Dearborn spent winter at Georgetown Center. Mrs Nelson Rattleff ill with grip. Naselle Malouf spent weekend with J Everett Jewett. Harl Pottle of West Georgetown traveled to Bath on the Virginia Monday night.
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Grace A. Scott
Harold F. Hunt
Harold Hunt
Earle Pottle
Naselle
M. Malouf
Bates College
First Baptist Church
Five Island Church
Malouf
Everett C. Higgins
Bath
Lydia F. Oliver
Annie M. Jones
Agnes
Dorchester
Roscoe P. Todd
Eliza Dearborn
Five Islands
William H. Dearborn
Georgetown Center
Nelson Rattleff
Marrtown
Grip
J.everett Jewett
Harl Pottle
West
Georgetown
Virginia
Mrs Mark Marr in Marrtown Improves After Illness
Mrs. Mark Marr of Marrtown has been ill but is improving. Family reports her condition as stable and she is responding to treatment at home and with rest.
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Mark Marr
Marrtown
Rothschilds Rules: A Founder’s Will Maxims Revealed
The document presents twelve maxims from Meyer Anselm Rothschild’s will. It urges thorough consideration before investment, prolonged reflection followed by prompt decisions, patient endurance, brave struggle against obstacles, sacred regard for honor, and a prohibition on lying about business affairs.
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Meyer Anselm Rothchild
Frankfort
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Supreme Court
State Road
Willess C. Oliver
Hanson
Frederick H. Thomp
J. H. Brown
New Meadows
Clearduté
James F. Will Co
Ick
People's Safe Deposit & Savings Bank
Bath Trust Company
People’s Safe Deposit and Savings Bank
Maine
Bath, Mane
R. H. Baxter
THE
G. G. Deering
W. B. Mussenden
Treas
Rothschild’s Rules
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