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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1910

Page

2

Fall fair looms as election week prompts rallies

A hectic week ends with a Sagadahoc county interest in the Monday election results while fall plans unfold. Voter urges to participate as probate court and schools prep for next week. The fair in Topsham approaches and farmers welcome fall rains amidst varied local activity.

Working Plans Ready Show Post Office and Customs Upgrades

The proposed changes include relocated money order and cashier quarters under postmaster supervision, separate carrier access, and enhanced second floor spaces for deputies, a law library, and two fireproof vaults for 150 years of records. Basement access via Commercial Street, underground conduits for utilities, and flag poles replacing roof-mounted ones are planned. With Swasey securing funds, contracts and materials are the next steps.

Law Library Commercial Street Vine Street Congress

Five Islands Fishing Trip Misfortunes and Departures

John Hinckly suffered a series of mishaps while preparing to sail to Christmas Cove and Bath. His boat lost its rudder and then its propeller near Upper Hell Gate, forcing a tow home after a failed excursion. Also listed are departures of Miss Linnie Page from Wiscasset, the Coward family from Cambridge, and visits of Miss May Howe and Mrs. Norton of Bath.

John Hinckly Christmas Cove Bath Upper Hell Gate Linnie Page Wiscasset Joseph Rowe George Coward Cambridge Mass May Howe Norton H. G. Rowe

Commercial School Bath Offers Modern Office Training

Advertises a Bath based commercial school for stenography bookkeeping and general office clerk training. Invites interested persons to interview or communicate to enroll for up-to-date instruction and reliable, first class preparation.

Bath

The Renewal A Strain Of School Reopening

Vacation ends as thousands face the renewal of school work. Children show stress and fatigue. tonic advice recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla to strengthen nerves digestion and overall health for better mental development.

Hood

Millay Estate Final Account in Sagadahoc Probate

In Bath Sagadahoc County on the first Tuesday of October 1910 the Administratrix Isabelia H Millay presents her second and final account of John H Millay late Bowdoinham for allowance. The court orders public notice via Bath Independent for interested persons to appear and show cause why the account should not be allowed. Judge James S Lowell oversees. Attest: Register W Longley.

Order for Final Account in Melissa N. Emmons Estate

County of Sagadahoc on the first Tuesday of September 1910 George A. Brown Administrator on the estate of Melissa N. Emmons late of Bath deceased presents his first and final account for allowance. Notice to interested persons by publication in the Bath Independent three weeks to appear at a Bath Probate Court on the first Tuesday of October at nine o clock in the forenoon to show cause. Judge James S Lowell. Register W Longley. 10-17-

Sagadahoc Bath Georges P. Davenport D. Boon William L. Brown West Bath D. T James Lowell Ee Dian W. Longley Register George A. Brown Melissa N. Emmons Ee W. Longley George P. Davenport Maine de Bonis Hiram C. Brown Apphia C. Pennell East Harpswell Mary E. Bubier R. W. Longley Winnie—B.— Noble Betsey S. Campbell James Lowell W. Longley Lydia A. Young Pherean the Bath Independent James S. Lowell Recep

Petition in Maine probate disposes estate shares

In Sagadahoc county Bath on September 6 1910 a petition requests the court determine who is entitled to the estate of a deceased Maine resident and their shares under the will. Notice is ordered by publication in the Bath Independent for three weeks and a court hearing is set for October first at 9 am to show cause why the petition should not be granted.

Beacon Street Thomas Baker Boston Sagadahoc County Foresters Lisbon Kelley Field Ernest A. Allan Registration Board McFadden Edward Sampson Edward Bonney Fat Men’s Club Rowe Brothers Richmond Iceboro Kennebec City of Bangor Islander Capitol Island Aucocisco Boston Post Southworth Portland Maine Bath Washburn Winneyance State Road Bristol Woolwich Postoffice William B. Robinson Ohio Minott St. Clair Francis Frank Brown Tennants Harbor Erna Dwyer George Arthur Brown Harry Brown

Notice of probate accounts for Bath estates

Winn ie B Noble and Lydia A Young estates in Bath request allowances of their administration accounts. A copy of the order is published in the Bath Independent for three weeks to allow interested persons to appear at the Bath Probate Court on the first Tuesday of October at 9 AM to show cause why the accounts should not be allowed. James Lowell Judge. W Longley Register.

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