Bath Daily Times 1889 Items Preview Grange Fair Clambake
Forties era notes from Bath describe hydraulic jacks for a schooner on a marine railway, extended wharf and depot work, and a busy grange fair with a large clambake. New Opera House opening, ice house move, and repairs to the Washburn tug highlight the season. J. S. Jackson & Son expand plant with a new boiler while Juno ends her cruising season.
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A. Sewall & Co
Marine Railway
New Columbian Opera House
Harvard Quartet
Carrie E. Hale
Miss Hale
Canton and Brunswick plan winter drill corps formation
Oct 19 1889 report notes Canton King and Brunswick Canton likely forming a drill corps this winter. Also Knox & Lincoln directors met. Eugene Greenleaf elected auditor. stockholders meeting set for Dec 4 at Farwell hall Rockland. News covers Maine Central yard changes, ice house moves, turntable foundation, shipyard work, and Harbor District activity.
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Canton King
Brunswick Canton
Knox & Lincoln
Eugene Greenleaf
Farwell Hall
Rockland
Women Suffering Bladder Irritation Ad Promise
An advertisement targets women experiencing bladder irritation with claims that Cystex relieves burning itching backache leg pains and fatigue. It urges readers to try the product with a 48 hour test and money back guarantee if no quick improvement, noting availability at drug stores.
Largest sidewheel steamer to grace New England coast
The forthcoming steamer, to be completed later this month, will be the largest sidewheel vessel east of Boston at about 1800 tons, surpassing the Cumberland and replacing the John Brooks in capacity. It will include cabin space for significantly more passengers. The second boiler was installed successfully by Snow and Wade.
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Kennebec
Boston
John Brooks
Cumberland
New England
Snow and
Wade
Renbecfully
Sarah Gillis Murray
New London
Newton
Connecticut
Es Gillis
John A. Sianlis
Henry A. Gillis
Noeret Ki
G. Luke
Isabel G. Landers
Acetone L. Gaynor
L. Gassman
William L
Jona
Miranda J. Glidden
Harold Wakem
Southessy
Boardman
Nichols
Haskell
Tarbox Street
Said Street
Joseph Delisle
Bath
John P. Carey, Jr
Probate notices and estate administrations in Sagadahoc
Notices show guardianship accounts and final settlements for Bath and West Bath estates. Key names include Adelbert W. Bailey executor, Charles H Cahill guardian, Minnie M. Dall executrix, and William F Dunham register. Proceedings cover wills, conservatorships, and inheritance tax determinations with publication in Bath Independent during Oct and Nov 1929.
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Bath
Charles H. Cahill
Altah H. Pinkham
Waid
Martha ‘Pinkham
Sagadahor
Louise M. Pinkham
Allowenre
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Adelbert W. Bailey
Mt. Vernon
New York
Annie M. Williams
Belle Donnell
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West Bath
Sarah Bagley Wright
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Arthur J. Dunton
Walter S. Glinden
William F. Dunham
William E. Pinkham
Mary
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Pastas
Charles H. Hooper
Edward W. Bridgham
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Bath Independent
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