D. A. R. Marks Graves of Revolutionary Soldiers
The Col. Dummer Sewall Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution marked graves in Bath area and held exercises at Dummer Street Cemetery and Maple Grove. They recalled Col. Sewall and other figures such as Capt. Joseph Stockbridge, Maj. Edward H. Page, Joshua Philbrook, and Joshua Raynes, detailing their service from French and Indian War through the Revolution and local civic roles.
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the Daughters of the American Revolution
Dummer Street
Maple
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Dummer Sewall
Laura Palmer
Edward Plummer
Col. Sewall
Bath
Harvard
Georgetown
Watertown
Boston
Sewell
Janenian Philibyroon
Liett. Tame
Sprumers
Maple Grove Cemetery
Joseph Stockbridge
Robbins
Dorchester Heights
Long Island
Bemis Heights
Saratoga
Monmouth
Stony Point
Valley Forge
LaFayette
Cornwallis
Yorktown
America
Stockbridge
Portland
Margaret Turner
Hayer
Hiere Im Ist
Gov. Gove
Masachusetts
William Swanton
Lemont
Weing
Ahs
Har Matthes
John Endicott
Stonington, Conn
Brandon
Palmer
Loir Stanton
Edward H. Page
Bluff Head
Kennetver
Page
Nathaniel Springer
Capt. Springer
Maj. Page
King’s Carpenters
Perry
King Dock
Maj
Hannah
Joshua Philbrook
Jonathan Philbrook
High St
Joshua Raynes
Union
Seguin
Dummer Sewill
Eawardis
Pige
Patrick Grace
Mill Pond
King’s Dock
Massachusetts
Witch Spring
England
David Trufant
John Lemont
Capt. Wood
Isaiah Swanton
H. Foster
T. Crawford
J. Osgood
David J. Serrant
John Weeks
Joseph White
J. M. Mitchell
Joseph Lambert
Joseph Philbrook
Miss Hill
Er Vetanidoes
Elizabeth Alexander
Topsham
Bryant Rot Neon
Lone Beach
Sagadanhocr
Philbrook
Gov. Shirley
George III
West Bath
Daniel
Old Philbrook
James Murphy
Congregational Church
Weeks Speech Praises Sewall for Maine Second District Seat
Senator Weeks urges Bath voters to back Harold M. Sewall for Congress stressing his shipping and diplomatic background. He compares Republican record on trusts, labor, and currency with Democratic policies and warns of tariff and income tax flaws, urging a Republican victory for stable government.
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Harold M. Sewall
Maine
Sewall
Congress
Bath
United States
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New England
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South
Mississippi
North Carolina
Monetary Commission
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House
Wilson
Senate
Alaska
Fitzgerald
New York
Ways and Means Committee of Congress
England
Washington
Company Drives English From the King's Dock
A company forces English forces from the King's Dock area, securing control of the port location amid ongoing territorial contest. The move strengthens the company's grip on the harbor and shifts local power dynamics.
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King’s Dock
Topsham’s James C. Perinton Seeks Re election as Register of Deeds
Sagadahoc County voters hear endorsements for James C. Perinton of Topsham as a capable, honest public servant with long service in the Register of Deeds office and broad community confidence. The notice also highlights Aly Purinton a Topsham-born former bookkeeper and longtime public official, praised for efficiency and leadership in local offices.
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James C. Perinton
Topsham
Brunswick
Cleveland
Purinton
Androscoggin
Cumberland
Sagadahoc County
The Renewal a Strain of School Start
The essay notes the return to school and the strain on students both mentally and physically. It highlights faded health in children and recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic to strengthen nerves, aid digestion, and support overall development.
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Hood
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