Protests Over Sagadahoc Sheriff Election Settle Row
Justice of the Supreme Court to hear a petition by George C. Pease challenging John W. Ballou’s sheriff election in Sagadahoc County. The filing requests removal of Ballou and reallocation of miscounted votes with a hearing likely in early December.
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Supreme Court
Sagadahoc
Equity
A. W. King
George FE. Hughes
G. C. Pease
John W. Uatlen
Hughes
Justice King
George C. Pease
John W. Ballon
John W. Ballou
John W Ballou
Ballou
Perkins
Pease
Mr. Pease
Mr. Ballou
Ach
Gil
Some Recent Deaths In Bath Area Reported
The Independent notes multiple deaths in Bath including William Sanford a longtime contractor and city official aged in the S years with surviving daughter Mrs. Howard B. Johnson and grandchildren William O S Shorey and Alice G Shorey of Bath and Arthur S Shorey of Hong Kong China Also Lois G Swett widow of William H Swett aged 75 dies after pneumonia near Sanford residence Jane Frye dies at daughter’s home in Lewiston born 183? in Brunswick Oliver Mansell and Mrs Oliver Mansell die after long illness. family connections to Greenville and Lewiston are mentioned.
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William Sanford
Washington Street
Bath
Ears
Howard B. Johnson
William OS. Shorey
Alice G. Shorey
Arthur S. Shorey
Hong Kong
China
Mr. Sanford
Lois G. Swett
Willian H. Swett
Sanford
Universalist Church
Lewis B
Horace C. Swett
James 3. Lowell
Jane Frye
Jane T. Frye
George Oliver
Lewiston
Frye
Brunswick
Orrin Frye
Bryant's Pond
Oliver
Albert H. Shaw
Greenville
Shaw
Oliver E. Mansell
William M. Shaw
Old Brick Schoolhouse and a Coach Tale
The narrative recalls Squire Hill with a fine coach used to honor Lafayette in Portland. A persistent legend claims the coach’s wheels later found life on Henry Heald’s Center hay rack, though records show the brick building was never a stable for the historic conveyance.
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Squire Hill
Lafayette
Portland
Squire
Henry Heald
Local Notices and Social Feasts Across Communities
Farmers shipped hundreds of lashels of potatoes this week. Mr and Mrs Colby of Whiacasset and Mrs George Wiggin of Bath visited Mrs Julia Carlton and daughter last week. Mrs 3 L Smith attended Augusta Saturday. James Hathorne spent last week with Gardiner friends. W H H Shelton is ill with the grip. Miss Ann Wilvon goes to New York for winter with her niece Miss Meader. Sarah Merrill heads to Huntington for winter with friends. James Carter couple visited recently. Captain Fred Morgan, Kennebec river dredging supervisor, moved with family to Providence for winter. Pialewart and friends plan a trip to Nova Scotia for a few weeks. Farmers plowed heavily after rains. Mr and Mrs Hathorne were Sunday guests of H Reed.
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Colby
Whiacasset
George Wiggin
Bath
Julia Carlton
L. Smith
Augusta
James A.hathorne
Gardiner
HH. Shelton
Misa Ann Wilvon
New York
Misa Meader
Sarah Merrill
Higton
James Carter
Fred Morgan
Kennebec
Proxton
Pi Alewart
Tia Hoine
Nova Scotia
Fargiers
B. Hathorne
H. Reed
Jennie Mo Blaisdell
Georgetown
Kk. B. Snipe
Mildred Snipe
People’s Church
Bessie Grover
Boothay Fiarbor
Hattie Sn Oe
Charles Brown
Eugene Crom
Frank Crowswell
Woolwon
Tees
Mary Preston
Bathas
Ann Mary Stinson
Angie Snipe
A. P. Snipe
Bessie Snipe
Anna Snipe
J. H. Snipe
F. H. Snipe
John Currier
Mics
Celia
Master Jack
Mrs. Cutting
Phippsburg
Sebenca Hall
Local Social and School Notes From Bath and Brunswick
Unndial meeting of the Produces exchange in Brunswick last week. Miss Georgia Jackson home from Augusta Sunday. Mrs Henrs Yeaton returned to Springfield for her ill son. Various locals visit Bath Georgetown Woolwich and Sebenca Hall for dances and church services. Schools closed for two weeks. many residents travel to Lewiston Freeport and Germany plans noted for study and travel.
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A.G. Patienu
Daniel Brown
Produces Exchange
Brwick
Georgia Jackson
Augusta
Henrs Yeaton
Springfield
H. Z Kip
Ron. Baard
Vanhardén
Mies Lucy Murrell
Lisbon Falls
New York
Europe
Kin
Germany
Wiuter
Mary Merryman
Freeport
Lizzie Curtis
Andrew Byrns
Leighton
Brunswick
Wedding bells rumored as locals visit town
Miss Belle Douglas and William Roundie were recent guests in town. New England Telephone Topics shows city by city inquiry calls about the Maine election on September 12 with Portland leading and Bath showing strong interest. The exchanges report varied call counts including Portland 4934 and Bath 596 among others.
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Tion
Belle Douglas
William Roundie
New England
Maine
Portland
Bangor
Bath
Lewiston
Augusta
Waterville
Gardiner
Biddeford
Brunswick
Sanford
Dover
Eastport
Dexter
Bar Harbor
E'ls
Guardian seeks license to sell minor Ruth Goodwin Rath property
Grace A. Domiwin as guardian petitions the Sasadaho County Probate Court Maine for authority to sell a parcel of real estate in Oakland Kennebec County described as a lot with a dwelling on Water Street. The sale aims to benefit the minor Ruth Goodwin Rath and seeks approval to convey the property. Dated November 1.
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State OF Maine
Sasadaheer
Kennether County
Benjamin and Allen
C. W. Goodwin
Grace A. Goodwin
Maine
Sagadahoe
Bath
Sagidahoe
Path Independent
James
Lowell
Cyrus W. Longley
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Somerset Cihiity
Sle
Thin Fell
Richmond
R. V. Pierce
M. D
Loveside’ Hotel
Surreal Institute
Buffalo
Wearn
Pamsang Madical Association
Pierci
Baking Day
Walla
Glenwood
Jr. A. Winslow
Lisa
Norman Drummond
H. P. Hathorne
Marion Snipe
Jennie Droramond
Karl Whitten
Harvid Oyd
Whitten Cottage
George Spinus
Woolwich
Phelan
Vr. Butler
Wal AtaIre
Neeses Deedee
Nathonal
Worth
Oldtown
Total
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Lay
Ldehvei
Mean Trust
Coomgany Monument
Sxsitde
Castor
Bears
Castoria
Sineeu Sity
Samuel I Preble
Martha J. Stantial
Nancy Preble
Whitefield
George Lewis
Mel Brothers
Ed. Bullock
P.O. Windsorville
Marcellus Partridge
O. Cooper
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John FE. Nelson
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