Solus barge launched by Staples Co. yard at Taunton
The three masted barge Solus built for Staples Coal Co. Taunton was launched from Kelley Spear & Co. yard. It is the last of 25 built for Staples in four years. The article notes the barge's beige color and gives details on prior incidents near its launch.
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Solus
Taunton
Mass
Staples Coal Co
Kelley, Spear & Co
Staples Co
Winship Farm
Woolwich
Charles Thornton Libby
Portland
Annie Reed
Worrall Reed
Libby
Libby & Smith
Henry O. Thayer
Congregational Church of
Parson Winship
Nelson Miller
Crescent Street Court
J. H. Holmes
Daniel Campbell
Howard
Nelson's Market
Evania
Elks vow nationwide drive against foreign propaganda
Half a million Elks in 1500 communities plan a campaign to fight foreign propaganda. Grand Exalted Ruler Henry C. Warner announced after a New York hotel conference that the order will use Americanism programs to publicize and rally public opinion in support of strict observance of American ideals.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Henry C. Warner
Hotel Biltmore
New York
Elks
Mr. Warner
The
Schooner Damaged on Kennebec Rock in New York Towage Free
A schooner on the Kennebec River ran on Grace Rock due to insufficient power and negligence, suffering serious damage. The towing company accepted responsibility, floated the vessel, and towed it to New York at no charge. The claim amounts to 3388 dollars with interest from August 30, 1898. Charles R. Foote improved his West Bath property this summer, boasting one of the handsomest houses in the area. Bath High School Athletic association elected officers Arthur Shorey president Howard Gould vice president Benjamin Mikelsky secretary treasurer, with Shorey named football manager. Ralph Hervey Fogg is named the Judge Fogg’s young son.
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Kennebec River
Grace Rock
New York
Charles R. Foote
West Bath
Met Wae
Bath High School Athletic Association
Arthur Shorey
Howard Gould
Benjamin Mikelsky
Field of 39 golfers contests at Coun try Club tourney
Stan Henderson low net 43 13 30 wins ahead of Myron Hilton 42 9 33 and Lloyd Steeves 44 11 33. Dick Hersom tied for third. high net Joe Fullmer 51. Prize for most 9s Ken Orr. two-hole strokes Allie Jewett. Supper and entertainment end program with plan to continue.
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Stan Henderson
Myron Hilton
Lloyd Steeves
Dick Hersom
Hilton
Joe Fullmer
Ken Orr
Allie Jewett
Ray Parks
Dayton Hill
Joe Nesbit
Dr. Caverly
Bob Crean
Ned Andrews
Percy Marks
Elwood Toothaker
Clayton Churchill
Dave Henderson
Ed Bridgham, Jr
Capt. Halterman
Murice Puffer
Ed Sewall
John Grindell
Dom Tardif
Allan Spear
Archie Main
Bill Oliver
Thornton Henderson
Tom Allen
Jay Povich
Loraine Price
Ike Voorhees
al Turcotte
Col. Eldred
John Osborn
al Parks
Dr. Berry
Gene Thebeau
Everett Pierce
John Fullmer
Luncheon Menu Ideas From Classic Recipes
A reader share two luncheon menus with multiple recipes and steps. Ham sandwiches with a butter mustard mix, a grape jelly pectin test for jelly, tomato salad with cream cheese, a vanilla iced coffee dessert, and related spiced tea and ice cream preparations.
Probate Notices From Sagadahoc Court Bath 1939
Court of Probate in Bath Sagadahoc County orders notices for estates including Cunningham Morse Bachelder Briry Marr Preble Nichols Woods Sawyer Risteen Bagley Head Temple Hodgdon and Dunton. Petitions seek administrators trustees and licenses to sell, with hearings set for October 1939 and multiple final accounts and probate actions listed.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Watch Independent
Josephine C. Cunningham
Lena C. Trott
Lona C. Trott
John W. Morse
Phippsburg
Harold J. Rubin
Ebuth
D.b.n.c.t.a
Fred H. Thompson
Edward J. Bachelder
Mattie K. Bachelder
Milton S. Briry
Rosalee F. Preble
Grace G. Preble
Woolwich
Maine
Clarence A. Preble
Susan E. C. Nichols
Annie R. Low
Charles C. Low
Mary A. Woods
Isabella R. Sawyer
Edmund L. Risteen
Mary A. Bagley
George T Murphy
Frank S. Head
Clara E. Head
William Temple
Elmer J. Estes
Melvin B. Hodgdon
Flora M. Hodgdon
Probate appoints executors and administrators in Sagadahoc estates
John L. Jack, Register of Probate, lists that Willie L Leeman of Woolwich Robert E Hallo well of Richmond Abner J Wilson of Bath Ethel A May of Bath Helenda Mignault of Bath Frank H Clark of Arrowsic and Elizabeth A Clark were named executors administrators or guardians on September 5 1939 with bonds noted as needed.
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John L. Jack
Sagadahoc
Willie L. Leeman
Woolwich
Harold B. Leeman
Rockland
Maine
Byron Hallowell
Richmond
Robert E. Hallowell
Abner J. Wilson
Bath
Lottie E. Wilson
Fred W. May
Ethel A. May
Joseph Mignault
Helenda Mignault
Frank H. Clark
Arrowsic
Elizabeth A. Clark
Register
Probate orders and notices in Sagadahoc County Maine
Court of Probate in Bath issues notice for hearings on October first at ten o clock. Executors and administrators named include Sterrett R Provost Marie Louise Provost Ralph F Rice and others. Petitions seek probate actions, appointments without bonds, and trustee succession with various estates and estates ledgers referenced.
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Bath
Sagadahoc
Perxeneee
Caroline
Simpson
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Sagadahoc County
Maine
Sterrett R. Provost
Marie Louise Provost
N. J
John C. Rice
Woolwich
Ralph F. Rice
Ralph PF. Rice
Edgar A. Warren
Georgetown
Sylvia Warren
William W. Hosmer
Lilligam G. Hosmer
Adelaide L. Desano
National Bank of Commerce of
Portland
H. Alvena Oliver
Phippsburg
Chester B. Oliver
Susan E. C. Nichols
Allan Spear
Charles C. Low
Foreclosure Notice In Sagadahoc Maine Property Case
Martha Rich Bowen as successor to Martha E. Rich faces foreclosure on multiple Georgetown parcels in Sagadahoc County Maine. The Home Owners' Loan Corporation claims breach of mortgage dated April 11 1934 and seeks judicial sale to satisfy the loan through attorney Carl M P Larrabee. Dated September 7 1934 at Wiscasset Maine.
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Martha Rich Bowen
Martha E. Rich
Georgetown
Sagadahoc
County Road
John Campbell
Charles Brown
George A. Tyler
Charles H. Brown
Manson Marsh
Washington Oliver
Jacob Oliver
Middle Dyke
E. J. Oliver
Peter Marsh
Wiliam M. Berry
Nathaniel Rogers
Alonzo Oliver
George L. Berry
Chares H. Brown
Rogers
Washington Oliver's
E. J. Oliver's
Moses Oliver
E. Jackson Oliver's
E. P. Tr
Sagadahoc Bay
Hoad
Manning
Mrs. Read
George H. Sampson
Herbert Lane
Ashley Watson
Williams Place
Henrietta F. Bartlett
Harold J. Brown
Jeremiah Oliver
Arthur Oliver
Kennebec
Wiliam B. Mussenden
Mussenden
Said Bowen
Brown
Bowen
Blaine S. Wiles
Sunaition Cnere” Z
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Carl M. P. Larrabee
Sagadahoc County
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Boma Frome
Wott
Idena
Ahadia
Diamond Rock
MacMahan
Merrymeeting Park
Lewiston
Ice King
Seguin
Boothbay
Edward Biggins
D. T. Percy & Sons
Charles Weeks
Boston
Burdett Business College
Albert Stover
Charlies T. Jackson
Marion Jackson
Harpswell
Joseph Stover
Lower Harpswell
Mr. Stover
John H. Kimball
E. C. Plummer
Wyandotte
Washington
Thomas Deojay
Silas Hart
Bath Naval Reserve
Hart
Deojay
William Rogers
Sasanoa Bluffs
Woodbridges
Swan
G. G. Deering
Washington Street
William H. Hartwell
C. W. Rogers
Hartwell
Samuel H. Rogers
Lincoln
Wiscasset
William Plummer
Fremont Kimball
Wesley M. E. Church
Wakefield
New Meadows Inn
U. S
Francis C. Lowell
Lewis C. Sterns
Caribou
Isaac L. Dyer
W. G. Webber
A. H. Shaw
8. L. Keh
Ballou
Lowell
Seth Stewart
Fred B. Percy
Brookline
P. Clarenburk
Webb
Ley Streets
Charles H. McLellan
A. 8. Barnes
Charles P. Notman
Percy & Small
King
Norfolk
Mrs. Galen
Moses
Indian Rock
Rangeley Lakes
Corte Ge
T Street
Henry M. Sanford
Water
Ein Streets
Parker
G. W. Hall
Water Street
Frank Ham
Ape Hughter
Bath Water Co
North Street
Albert H. Shaw
City Treas
O. C. Rogers
High Street
Shaw
Corliss
Frank Wildes
Tobey
Marshall Street
H. L. Wilson Bath
Lewiston State Fair
Meee
Edward Ladner
Prince Edward Island
Mary E. Bowles
William T. Donnell
John H. Brown
Thomas Lundrigan
Philadelphia
G. A. R. National
Pine and
High Streets
Charles F. Norris
Mr. Norris
Hyde Windlass Co
Gov. Dingley
Dahlgren
Morse
North End
Percy
Hyde Windee
Thomas Conley
Granite Street
Maine Central
Bath Ox
Conley
Capt
Chaney
Conley Tee
Meehan Chen
Dory
Mr. Conley
Hercules
Lon Parks
Spider Club
Kennebec Yacht Club
James M
Tibbetts
Sheepscot Bay
S. 8. Andrews
Snowflake
Gardiner
Perry
Kittridge
William
Arthur J. Frye
Supreme Judicial Court
Frye
Electric Light Company
Law Court
Annie Torrey
Elizabeth Moses
Frances A
Timothy Burgess
Benjamin and
Elizabeth Clifford
Charles E. Gahan
L. E. & B. Street Railway
Fogg
Ham
Mr. Gahan
John O. Shaw
T.S. Gibbons
Elizabeth Cain
Gibbons
Warren Dain
Charles J. Dain
Charlie Lynch
Bath Iron Works
Roland Hill
Hobart College
Geneva, N. Y
Dewey
Harrington
P. T. Gibbons
U. S. District Court
T. S. P. Brown
O. H. Brown
Knickerbocker Towage Co
Morse & Company
Adelia
Elks Organization
Charlie McVeigh
Penobscot Bay
McVeigh
Donn Fendler
Mount Katahdin
Resurrection Parochial School
Rye
N. Y
Rye Board of Trade
Ralph Hervey Fogg
Judge Fogg
Arthur J. Dunton
Jane 8. Murphy
James A. Bimson
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