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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
9
Election chatter fills Sagadahoc county as voters prepare for Monday. probate court, school term starts, and fall events loom. Farmers note onion rust. sailors report steady sport. multiple local wagers and civic notes color the week in Bath and Portland.
Continued from Page One, the project reconfigures quarters for the money order clerk and cashier under the postmaster, improves access for carriers, and adds second floor offices for customs deputies, a law library, and two fireproof vault rooms. Basement entry from Commercial Street, underground utilities, flag poles instead of roof mounts, and removal of an unnecessary iron railing. With Swasey securing appropriations, contracts will be let and materials procured for rapid progress.
John Hinckly of Five Islands suffers a string of mishaps while sailing for Christmas Cove. He loses a rudder just after departure and soon has to give up his propeller and be towed home near Upper Hell Gate. Miss Linnie Page of Wiscasset leaves Joseph Rowe's after two months. George Coward and family of Cambridge Mass end a month’s vacation and return home. Miss May Howe and Mrs Norton of Bath visit Mrs H G Rowe on Sunday.
Anyone wishing to become a first class stenographer bookkeeper or general office clerk should at once interview or attend an up to date reliable school in Bath as advertised for quick enrollment and practical instruction.
Vacation ends as the school term starts and thousands face the demanding renewal of energy. The piece notes children losing some health and recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic to strengthen nerves digestion and overall development.
In Sagadahoc County Bath probate court on the first Tuesday of September 1910 Isabella Ho Millay administratrix of John Ho Millay Bowdoinham seeks allowance for final account. Notice published in Bath Independent three weeks calling a probate court on October first to show cause why account should not be allowed. Judge James S. Lowell. Attest Zee W. Longley Register.
In Sagadahoe County a Court of Probate in Bath orders the final account of William L Brown estate presented by George P Davenport administrator de bonis with will annexed. He must publish this notice in Bath Independent for three weeks and any interested party may appear on October Tuesday at nine in the forenoon to show cause why the account should not be allowed. Judge Lowell signs and Cyrus W Mongley registers.
Court of Probate Sagadahoc County on September first 1916 approves final account of Melissa N Emmons estate Bath by administrator Chorge A Etrown. Interested parties urged to appear at the Probate Court by October first next at nine in the forenoon to show cause why the account should not be allowed. Judge James S Lowell. Register Anne Rnd Attes Ww LONGLEY.
George P Davenport administrator asks the Sagadahoc Probate Court to determine heirs and shares of the estate of William L. Brown late of West Hath Maine. The first and final account shows 1155.88 remains to be distributed among listed relatives. A notice orders interested parties to appear on October first, 1910, in Bath to show cause why petition should not be granted.
The Sagadahoc probate court schedules hearings for Winnie Noble administratrix and John Young administrator to present first and final accounts. Notices appear in the Bath Independent for three weeks requesting interested parties show cause at the Bath court on the first Tuesday of October, 9 a.m., to allow or disallow the accounts. James Lowell and James Serateli preside with Longley as register, dated October 17, 1924.
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