Tre American paper circulation dominance in Hancock county
The American boasts circulation of 100 of 116 out offices in Hancock county, surpassing all other county papers combined. The Amixer Oam 14 claims Bancock county as sole county paper, though not the only, and calls itself a proper county paper. The American, excluding Barber Record’s summer list, has higher circulation than all other papers in Trancort county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRE American
Hancock County
Amixroam
Bancock County
Tre Astierican
Bar Barber Record
Trancort
County News Ties Local Life Across Jobs and Voyages
Boraday Alden Tapley at Bluehill academy for spring term. Ernest Blodgett in town visiting relatives from Hallowell. Schooner Robert Pettis, Capt. Parkin, at Henry's Cove waiting wind for Boston. Mildred May, Capt. Condon, discharged freight at North Brooksville and sails for Cutler to load gravel for Portland. Assessors begin canvass. annual books due for tax. John Tapley returns to Waterville to study with Colby Glee Club. School teachers named for multiple towns. Various locals noted: Miss Coombs, Miss Bates, Miss Cummings, Miss Condon, Miss Perkins, Miss Jones, Miss Stover. Mrs Hall ill. Hinckley Robertson building store. Havey home from Bowdoin. Mrs Sewall Mitchell home from Brewer. Nellie Cook home from Steuben. Easter services canceled by rain. Easter concert planned later. Vilora Googins visiting. Pythian sisterhood second degree and supper. Engineer George Gordon to work on Jones yacht at Sorrento. School superintendent aims to grade courses for graduation. April 8. Capt. Fred Hodgkins home from Bath. A L Tripp juror. J H Butler undergoing repairs. Mrs Martha Joy and daughter visiting Northeast Harbor. Mrs Mary Coolidge visiting brother ill at South Gouldsboro. Prof Arthur Reynolds of Choate School visiting. April 2 death of Roscoe G Emerson, Bucksport native, veteran of Civil War First Maine Heavy Artillery and Navy. Employed as sailmaker, later years at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pettis
Parkinns
Henry's Cove
Boston
Mildred May
Condon
North Brooksville
Cutler
Portland
J. P. Tapley
George W. Blodgett
Fred J. Perkins
John Tapley
Colby Glee Club
Maine
Waterville
West Brooksville
Katherine Coombs
J. E. Skelton
West Sultion
Agnes Hall
Hinckley Robertson
Andy Havey
Bowdoin College
Sewall Mitchell
Brewer
Nellie Cook
Steuben
Vilora Googins
George A. Bunker
Pythian
George Gordon
Phillips Eaton
Jones
Sorrento
Russell
May P. Ober
Baltimore
Ideal Lodge
Henry Saunders
D. A. Weller
Saunders
L. E Hodgdon
Velma Cummings
Jonesport
J. M. Snow
E. Bean
Academy
W. H. Harden
W. P. Merrill
O. D. Tapley
H. A. Carter
Nellie Green
Guy Hinckley
Max Hinckley
Floyd Hamilton
Carrol Hooper
Villa Sargent
Eleanor Wescott
Ethel Baker
Peruna Advertisements Highlight Women’s Nervous Debility
Letters from Mrs. Mary Cook Newark and Miss Annie Zlott Newark praise Peruna for curing long running nervous depression and severe headaches. Mrs. Anns Rees Philadelphia credits Peruna with relief from chills and breathing trouble after a cold. The ad touts Peruna as a tonic against summer catarrh and invites readers to request a free book from The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anns Rees
North Fifth Street
Philadelphia
Peruna
Peruana ‘Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Local notices and community updates from Bucksport and nearby towns
In Bucksport and surrounding communities, residents report work on cottages, new hires at local firms, and travel for business or pleasure. Several readers guest in Bluehill and Dorchester while others plan baseball and church activities. Weather and illness slow travel. weddings, school openings, and forester plans appear among repeated social and civic items.
Local county news notes residents and visits across towns
Sonia George Higging goes to Bent Harbor to work Avon born to Mr and Mrs R B Higging April 6 Walter Blake back from Northeast Harbor with a cold Infant of Mr and Mrs George Reynolds dies April 2 Miss Lizzie Gott visits Bar Harbor returns home H H Momor of Skowhegan returns to work Homer called here by son Page and wife moving to John Dorr house Mrs Higgins stays with George Nickerson while home being readied Carrie and Etta Chester return from Bangor Lottie Maddocks visiting sister Emma Carter Penney to Ellsworth for jury Miss Gertrude Kane and Miss Florence Canary work for Friend Sullivan Candage ill with rheumatism. boat freighting by Capt P M Friend and son Watson from Mt Desert Ferry April 8 funeral notices for Mrs Eliza A Young and Eben Young reads West Gouldsboro deaths and services at Union church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
R. B. Higging
Walter Blake
Northeast Harbor
George Reynolds
Lizzie Gott
Southwest Harbor
Perry Sargent
H. H. Momor
Skowhegan
Homer
Ines
Page
Clarence Higgins
John Dorr
Bangor
Rita Johnston
Ellsworth
Charles Smith
Ed Barke Leach
Backsport
Herbert Leach
Waterville
Dexter Littlefield
Waltham
Grange Hall
Addie Littlefield
Ellsworth High School
Mes
Inez Clements
Blue Fans
John E. Kane
Bluehill
E. W. Andrews
Gertrude Kane
Florence Canary
Friend & Sullivan
F. Gilbert Candage
Veterinary College
Toronto
Candage
P.M. Friend
Watson
E. Simpson
Mt. Desert Ferry
Bouth Bluehill
Hancock Point
Clifford McLaughlin
Wendell
Boston
N. H. Sowle
Eliza A. Young
Eben Young
West Gouldsboro
Union Church
Mr. Wescott
Winter Harbor
D Kings New Life Pills Claim Quick Relief for Numerous Ailments
Tia Easy to Feel Good. Countless thousands have found a blessing to the body to D. King’s New Life Pills, which positively cure constipation, headache, dizziness, ring fever and stomach troubles. Pain or weaken. Only 250 fo at Vicars Moore’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. King
New Life
Vicars & Joore’s
Death of Neison Seals Curious Band Tale
A Dunfermline band was playing when an elderly weaver asked what seal they performed. The bandmaster replied That is The Death of Neison. The weaver quipped You hae glen him another death. The fragment mentions a cottage purchase and a steamer journey but offers few clear facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunfermline
Neison
Also Mentioned on This Page
County News
Boraday
Alden ‘Tapley
Bluehill Academy
Ernest Blodgett
Hallowell
Tomsox
Bocwawors
Roscoe G. Emerson
the Nations Soldiers Home
Texas
Mr. Emerson
Bucksport
Toxas
Maine Heavy Artillery
Navy
Hood
Lagers Wesovs
Sieworsa
Surulahlag
Hawi
Jesus
Mary Cook
Pittsford
Cook
Dr. Hartman
Hartman
Annie Zlott
Livingston Street
Newark
N. J
Penris
E. P. Emerson
Emerson
Broz
South Govldsport
William Tracy
Billa Sargent
Mark Island
Vine Young
Gouldsboro
E. C. Sargent
Geneva Pettee
East Sullivan
Abbie Hamilton
Grace Bunker
W. M. Patten
E. ©. Sargent
Norma
Iron Bound Isle
Apri
Techno
South Brookay
Richard Condon
Warren Hutchinson
Owen G. Condon
Belfast
Somes Sound
Stone
Eben Haskell
Burns Bates
Joseph Tapley
Eben Chatto
Ralph Condon
Willie Bates Tas
Haskell Gray
Orcutt’s Harbor
South Deer Tale
B. Peirce
Deer Isle
Winalhaven
Coombs
Isle Au Haut
Lucy Sawyer
George Sawyer
V. ¥. Greenlaw
Vivien
Lizzie Jordan
Mariaville
Sadie Haslem
Annie McKenzie
Hannah Fox
Lara Googins
Alden Haslem
Raymond
Eliza Bragdon
Eastbrook
A. K. Haslem
Court Smyoth
Ingly
Jesse Stanley
G. 5
Stanley
Somexyme
J. E. DeMeyer
Kate L. Pray
Ervest Home
Sullivan
E. T. Hamor
Oklund
M.£. Lawson
Dorothy
Douglas Lawson
W. D. Kincaid
Derry
Elizabeth Kittredge
William Kittredge
Jordan
Standard Granite Co
Hail Quarry
East Hinehin
Artemas Chamberlain
H. J. Allen
Rockland
Alfred £. Wilber
Ethelyn M. Long
Everett
Mass
Harry Atherton
George E. Hardy
East Surry
Mr. Hardy
Nimrod
Harvey E. Candage
Cora Kingman
John Wilbur
John B. DeMeyer
Somesville
Green-wood Grange
Egypt
Afayette Butler
Elmer Kingman
Thare
Burnham
George McKay
Watson Joy's
Woods
Sonia George Higging
Bent Harbor
Supa
Nan
Jen
Birch Harbor
B. W. Hancock
W. R. Ales
Calais
C. E. Wakefield
N. B. Crane
Lola Hancock
E. F. Young
Lester
North Lamoine
Sears
Liscomb
Seal Harbor
Crowley
DeWitt
B. F. Care For
Harvey
Aprilsman
Tina
He Molle
Poe
Unio
Puan Reawee
Ana
Snar
Sofary
Williams
Megoe
Prion
Hale
Pike
E. C. Dewitt
Erin
Hades
Wester
Xes
PE. Tolman
de. BM. Tol CO
Mehlat
Mitlce
Evers
G- A. Parober
Drujgist
Eulawoeth
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!