Georgetown Center school Parents Day entertains district
The Center school staged a well attended Parents Day program on Tuesday afternoon with recitations dialogues and songs. Students included Doris Phillips Vera Dexter Richard White Rudolph Trafton and Ellery Hartford among others led by teacher Maud P. Oliver a Farming ton graduate.
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Center
Frances Phillips
Thoughtful Little Bear
Doris Phillips
Vera Dexter
Richard White
Grace Scott
Gertrude Kneeland
No School on Malaga Island Brings Teacher a Winter Home
Miss Woodman keeps Malaga Island children engaged though winter travel is rough. A cottage attached to the beach school will house her during winter months, with lumber hauled by James C. Perry and builders William Butler and Clark Bowker of Phippsburg.
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Constitution
Maud P. Oliver
Farmington
L. F. Oliver
Valere Morang
Laura Pottle
Normal
Byron M. Bowes
Morse Bros
Nutter
Robin Hood Cove
Lou Clark
New York
Malaga
Littl
Miss Woodman
James C. Perry
William Butler
Clark Bowker
Phippsburg
Malden
Bath column recalls hunting antics and local prices
A Bath note recounts two men driving to Phippsburg for partridge hunting, forgetting a gun, and borrowing one from James E. Perry before returning with game. It mentions meat prices and a cholera related Messina shortage, along with local anecdotes about wood prices and farmers’ street stands. Fred E. Pond of Bath to run Hotel Phoenix. Thanksgiving chicken 5 cents a pound.
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Phippsburg
Meadowbrook
James E. Perry
Independent
Dummer Sewall
Charles H. Greenleaf
Fred E. Pond
Wiscasset
Bath
Hotel Phoenix
Smelt Catch Brings Big Payday at New Meadows
In rough fall weather smelting has been strong at lower New Meadows near Phippsburg Basin. Fishermen George Harris and Charles Morrison netted a large haul in a single sweep, reportedly earning about 70 dollars in cash from the catch.
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New Meadows
Phippsburg Basin
George Harris
Charles Morrison
Haddock Tops Allied Prices as Coastal Fishing Tightens
Fishermen report scarce catch and higher prices with cod at 2 dollars per 100 pounds hake 2.50 to 3 and haddock 3 to 3.50. A Bath volume notes Boy Scout uniforms via John J Desmond company and a Thanksgiving Pound Party at the Home for Aged Couples and Old Men requesting donations at the bank and Leonard and Mitchell's drug store.
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The
Independent
Bath
First National Bank
Leonard and Mitchell
Claims for Elixirs and Patent Medicines in Ad Text
An old newspaper fragment markets various patent remedies. Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil promises pain relief and wound healing sold by druggists. Burdock Blood Bitters claims liver cleansing and digestion aid. Dean's ointment and Dean's Regulators tout skin healing and bowel health respectively.
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Thomas
Eclectic
Dean
Sagadahee Agricultural and Horticultural Society Meeting
Notice of the annual meeting at the municipal court room Brunswick to elect officers for the ensuing year. Members will vote on whether to decrease the board size and consider raising membership costs and other lawful business. John F. Baker, Secretary, Nov. 15. Also choice fruit and vegetables offered by J Upton Winnexgage Me, phone 2684.
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Sagadahee Agricultural and Horticultural Secmty
Municipal Court Room
Brunswick
Dec
Ore
Thsae
S Ee
John F Baker
Probate petitions and notices from Sagadahoc Maine 1910
A collection of probate court notices from Sagadahoc County Maine dated 1910 involves Harry H. Donnell and William R. Donnell of Bath seeking letters testamentary for the estate of William T. Donnell who died in Bath on October 25 1910. Mabel E Strout of Biddeford requests appointment as administrator for George W Johnson of Sagadahoc who died October 23 1910 intestate with heirs Henry K Johnson Wendell S Johnson and others named. Frank L Call of Perkins Richmond seeks license to sell real estate to pay debts in the estate of George W Call. Nettie E Brown of Bowdoinham petitions for a larger share of her deceased husband Charles E F Browns estate to support her two children. Notices instruct interested parties to appear at Bath Probate Court on December 6 1910 to show cause why petitions should not be granted.
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Amd
Sawada
Harry H. Donnell
Willam BR. Donnell
Bath
William TT Donnell
Annie
Dane
Harry HH. Dennell
Carn A. Palmer
William R. Dennell
Denell
Harrys H. Donnell
Willem R. Dennell
William RR
Donnele
Sneidahoe
Edward C Plummer
State OF Maine
Siaadahoe
Sagadahoe
Cyrus W. Longley
State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Mabel E. Strout
Biddeford
York County
George W. Johnson
Etsons
Mabel EF. Strout
Henry K. Johnson
Topsham
Wendell SS. Johnson
Buxton
Clarence E. Sawyer
Said
James & Lowelt
Register
Frank L. Call
Perkins
George W. Call
Kite
Heal
BF Curtis
Kennebec
Richmond
Sagadahow
Sagadahwe
James
Lowell
Jude
Regieter
Sogadahoe
Heela and Hattels
Bowdoinham
Nettie
BROWN
Saxsadahec
Bath Independent
Addie Bey
Oevay
Arrowsic
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Georgetown News
Raymond Dexter
Harold Dexter
Alice Cunning
Ham
Farmer John
Ida William
Roland Harford
Ruth Phillips
Carolyn Harford
Rudolph Trafton
Ellery Hartford
Seven Boys and Girls
Everett Higgins
Georgia Knight
Georgia
Mayo
Boothbay
Chas. Smith
W. O. Oliver
Millard Oliver
Everett Jewett
Jefferson
Will Rowe
Five Islands
Lydia F. Oliver
Hattie Oliver
W. T. Oliver
Chas. W. Oliver
Virginia
Belle
H. G. Heald
Healds
Howard Trafton
Clarence Merrill
Bradbury P. Todd
Carl A. Scott
Melrose
Mass
Scott
Noth
Mablaga
George
Messina
California
Upton
Winnewance, Me
John J. Desmond Company
Boy Scout
J Upton
Winnexganee
KL Spear
Fok Sale
TS White
Uelt
Kimball Bros. CO
Qur
Eureka System
Thompson Bros
Walter C. Parker CO
Outing
Whalter O. Parker Co
Centre St
Gonley’s Specialty Store
Peerless Casualty Co
H.T. Stevens
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