Temperance Union meeting spans Camden and Rockport
The Camden W C T U and county union held a two session gathering in Megunticook tower hall with representation from Thomaston Rockport and Rockland. State president Mrs Ty M N Stevens spoke at length on education prayers and the governor’s support while local officers praised the work of the Law and Order League and noted the efficiency of Register of Probate Mr Beaton despite his disability.
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George Maliet
Calvin Aundrews
GC. Brastow
Ferdinand Langon
HH. B. Eaton
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Sylvester Alan
Eckport
Ty. M. N. Stevens
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Pennell Defies Referendum Tie on Prohibitory Law
Maine Senate president Pennell, Lewiston, voted No to refer amendments to the next Legislature, drawing praise from temperance supporters and criticism from Democrats. The piece notes his stance as consistent with temperance aims, cites local editorials, and mentions Rockland city government, Bird & Co. store, and unclear liquor-case rulings under the new law.
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Gould
Washington Letter on the new administration and reforms
Washington Letter details the early days of the new administration with a rush for clerkships, cautious nominations by a Republican Senate, and a reform in the Patent Office limiting newspaper vending, lunch breaks, and night work. It cites Blaine’s meeting with Cleveland, Miss Cleveland’s reception attendance, and notes the death of Rev. Joseph Kalloch, a long-serving pastor.
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Town Officers of Bearsmont Listed in 1900s Record
Bearsmont town officers listed include A. G. Caswell as selectman with Charles Q. Brown L. C. Poor. Town Clerk James Barker Treasurer A. 4 Clement Collector A. H. Clement Wing W. C. Cox and Constables John E. Woodcock.
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Wing
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Local court disposes of cases and indictments
Warter presides as juries decide verdicts in Alden S Tharwood vs Charles Fuller labor dispute and Fred Moservey vs Charles Spaulding trespass. Trustees continue Alb ion Woodside case over town funds and teaching register. Grand jury indicts Sholes, Strout, Gibbons for crimes with fines and sentences. multiple divorces decreed with custody awards. Also a detailed account of President Cleveland and Blaine meeting at the White House and a domestic remedy claim for Dr King’s New Discovery.
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Charles K. Fuller
Winalhaven
Plif
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Hanley
Fred. E. Moservey
Charles IL. Spaulding
Rockland
Tanley
Albion P. Woodside
J. C
Hill
Camden
Ths
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Seth Sholes
Vinalhaven
E. Strout
Harrington
Edward Gibbons
Mt. Desert
Charles T. Spear
Adeniram Hamilton
Herbert Lovejoy
Lanlord
Carleton House
Rockyorl
Charles H. Ames
Bay View
William K. Bickford
Knox House
Thomaston
Lovejoy
Ames
Bickford
E. K. Strout
Gibbons
Annie B. West
John F. West
Mortland
Hbelant
Alimatin N. Miobrook
William Melbrook
Montgomery
Welthea E. Ross
Jacob E. Ross
Montagmery
William F. Clough
Josephine Clough
J. EB
Celebration of 60th Wedding Anniversary at Griffin Home
Over seventy Rockport elites gathered at Mr and Mrs Josiah Griffin’s home to honor their sixty years of marriage. A read poem by Mrs Maury Py Chick of Chel sea Massachusetts and remarks by Rev Mills Rev Brastow Hon P J Carleton and Dr B Eaton marked the event. Guests presented gifts worth over a hundred dollars signaling the couple’s esteemed status in town.
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Merv
Della Burgess
Maury Py Chick
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C. J. Minis
Prohibitory Amendment Debate and Woman Suffrage Passage
Prohibitory measure aims to ban manufacturing and selling intoxicating liquors for beverage use. Senate also proposes constitutional amendment granting women voting rights under same conditions. Also notes votes of thanks at Geo. Cobb Relief Corps meeting for procuring hall and thanks to Mrs. Jane Thomas for a quilt gift. The Woman's Journal of Boston promotes suffrage coverage and activities.
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Bargain Inventory Sale Opens in Rockland March 4 85
Rockland announces an annual inventory sale beginning today offering odd articles at about half former prices. Dress goods silks velvets satins cottons prints and more will be sold while limited quantities remain. Come early for best bargains.
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