County papers compete with Am erican A as subscribers rise
The American Asi Rican Aas subscribers at 100 of Hancock county post offices, while other papers in the county claim no reach. The Am er Tax is not the only paper but is the only one that can be called county paper. Circulation of TRY ADeERIOAS exceeds that of other Bancosk county papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Asirican Aas
Hancock County
Amertax
Haancock
TRY Adeerioas
Bar Barber Record
Bancosk County
International Association of Newspapers
Uu Ab
New England
Boston
House of Jordan, Marsh & Co
Wardeach
Paul Leicester Ford
Ford
Max Pemberton
New Angland
Community notes from West Sullivan and Waldoboro
County news item recalls death of Mrs Lucy Sawyer aged about sixty six and funeral held with Rev Hills officiating. Church events include annual Sunday school meeting, officer elections, ice cream social and fundraisers. Local updates mention teachers meetings, a tug captain, store enlargement for ice cream trade, and a charitable quilt auction raising seven eighty five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boutheer Tere
Jagon Greenlaw
William
George Sawyer
Lucy Sawyer
H. W. Conley
Stonington
L. May Robbing
Hattie M. Hendrick
L. J.warren
Annie Stinson
Lucy £. Robbins
Mitt Ella Downs
Hill
Sawyer
Methodist Church
West Sullivan
Orville D. Gordon
Hancock
H. D. Gordon
Warren Grant
Clifton
Rodney Sadier
Swan's Island
Russell
James Scott
Waldo
Scott
Nervousness of Women Endorses Peruna Remedy
A letter from Julia Marlowe of New York City endorses Peruna as a nerve tonic. The ad argues nervousness in women stems from anemic nerve centers, worsened in spring, and claims Peruna digests food to nourish nerve centers and restore vitality. It cites testimonials and invites readers to buy a bottle and write to Dr. Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna Medi‘ne Co
Julia Marlowe
New York City
Peruni
United States
Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Fire at Merrill house and Easter concert noted in town
A Tuesday noon attic fire at the Merrill house occupied by Edwin Carter was quickly controlled by a volunteer bucket brigade. smoke and flames were confined to the attic. The Baptist Sunday school held an Easter concert on Sunday evening with a long program of songs recitations and remarks despite stormy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Edwin Carter
Mas ‘the Baptist Sunday School
Mary Billington
Neltie Curtis
Bessie Treworgy
Hallie Young
Georgie Knowles
Paul Curtis
Ina Treworgy
Angie Treworgy
Florence Curtis
Myra Billington
Nora Canary
Elsie Sperry
Nellie Curtis
Emily Bullington
Prior
Fenabac
W. J. Creamer
Carrie Macomber
Franklin
Freeman Bowden
H.C. Perkins
Addie Cement
Rockland
William Hutchins
Hallowell
A. E. Varnum Fe
Jimmie Perkins
Otis Leach
Gertle Blaisdel
Edith Hutchins
Medway
Mass
Board of Health
Wardwell
John Snowman
John Littlefield
M. A. Wardwell
Bay
Addie Littlefield
Cove
Lillian Brewster
North Penobscot
Emma Austin
Wilson
Ethel Stover
Marks Forner
Bula Leach
Leach
Fausta Grindle
Farnham
Mamie Sperry
Devereux
Inez Perkins
Dunbar
Effie Hutchins
Herrick
Mary Jaquis
Perkins
Belva Seller
Suma
Death of Captain Hodgkins Prominent Town Citizen
Captain Frank D. Hodgkins, a leading local figure, died April 17 after a lengthy illness. Born in East Trenton in 1824, he led fishing ventures with his brothers, built and owned several vessels, and later ran Hodgkins firms with his sons. He was a long-time Baptist and Christian Endeavor supporter, a devoted husband and father, and valued community contributor. He is survived by his wife and five children, with funeral services held in the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Hodgkins
Capt
Hodgkins
East Trenton
Lamoine
Nathan
Harriet Googins Hodgkins
Clara Coggins
Earth
Capt. Hodgkins
Lydia Wilbur
Eastbrook
Bay of Fundy
Magdalene Islands
Grand Banks
The
Baptist Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Frank L
Charles H
Herbert
Eastport
J. W. Bragdon
Minneapolis
Rose Holt
Ellsworth
Gillan B
Dyer D. Hodgkins
McLearn
Bar Harbor
Elsworth
Charles
Bragdon
Sedgwien Man Switches Jobs to Sardine Factory
Sedgwien HH L Morgan left the clam factory to take a position in the sardine factory at Goone Cove Mt Covert. A village fire damaged Adrian Dodge’s buildings while most household goods were saved and a bucket brigade prevented further loss. Insurance values and losses cited as about $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. L. Morgan
Goone Cove
Mt. Covert
Adrian
Dodge
William B. Robbins
Capt
Oliver Lane
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County News
Surra
Waldoboro
Joseph Mink
J. E. Gott
F. L. Jordan
Wesley Abbott
Rondoat
A. Moody
East Jefferson
P. 5
Collins
EB. N. Osgood
Methodist Society
Abbie Mills
O.N. Fowler
Hood's
HOOD
Kileworth
Ana
Weiton
Hanuy
Aobertise
Peruna
Julia M
Arlowe
Beer Tate
Frank Marshall
Theodore Scott
Frank Kelsey
F. Herbert Gross
E. P. Spotford
New York
Charles Greenlaw
Howard €. Holden
Charlies A. Preasey
Portland
M.S. Hartnett
Charles H. Barbour
Sullivan
Casteria Cushman
John Howard
Newburyport
George A. Fletcher
Bangor
Mt. Adams
W. H. H. iPpottord
Eugene Spottord
Ralph Haskell
Frank Saunders
Willis Greenian
Bristol
Ballymena
Lamome
Effie Bragdon
Ros
Wiggin & Moonz
Massachusetts
McMehan
Rhode Island
Hopkins Cottage
Enat Hillenin
Henry B. Marke
Redstone
Graves
Mount Waldo
Emery J Carter
Hall Quarry
Watson Cousins
Lester Grindle
Roscoe Greene
Arthur Emerton
Harry Atherton
P.snowman
West Sedgwick
Harry Gray
South Penobscot
Johnson
Grange
L. B. Grindle
A. J. Grindle
A B. Leach
Chase Granite
Mary B. Hinckley
Lizzie Grindle
Busle E. Long
Castine Normal School
Kentucky
Long Island
Wnves
Bluehill Falls
Charles Bordeaux
Page Homer
Bertha Mason
Beech Hill
Ruby Higgins
Charles Tracy
Gerald Richardson
Harry Bordeaux
Surry
Richardson
Hiram Treworgy
South Hancock
Harvey H. Coggins
Massachusetts General Hospital
Good Templars’ Lodge
Temperance Bugle
Flaville Moon
D. King
Joo
Widars & Joon’s
Ether
Riverview
Union of Christian Endeavor
Sophie Emery
Mary I. Coolidge
Clara Ford
Esther Whitaker
Marlboro
Wesley Ford
Houston
Mensenee
Brooks
Union Chhurch
Emery
Clinton
James Parker
Harriet
DeWitt
Whaix & Moon
Newman
Apel
Frank Johnson
Maine General Hospital
Willis Js. Banker
Warren A Spurling
Rozella
Boothbay
Witla Hatfield
Mamie F. Spurling
Edna Hatfield
Susie Venton
Mary A. Carroll
Benjamin H. Spurling
Marguerite Haskins
Frank G. Spurling
Mr. Swanson
Fishpoint
Gus Frederick Freburg
Swanson
Sarah W. Suminaby
Justus
Thankful Gilley
Cranberry Island
Richard McDonald
Martha A. Bradley
Newfoundland
North Lamore
Gloucester
Langdon Hodgkins
Hhis
Mina Vira Austin
Massacusetts
Madison
N. H
Raymond McFarland
Victor
Join McBarland
Hue
Bearty
Martin Neal Melntyre
Roland Hodgkins
Thursany Wigor
Theehapel
Tne Gimmat K
A. Trary
Pailor
Ponreau
Hae Feinerton
Jordan
Marsh & CO
Adet
Avortuisenente
Rhea Anatgin
Willian
Dr. Williams
Williatia Medielt
Schenectay
Prion
Hale
Pike
E. C. Dewitt &Co
Chicago
Tolman
Fanos
Wes
Tremont E
Maas
ESTER
Chichester
Englini Sole
Tion Rae R
Duro
Araoninen Teaahs Sg
All BR Chemical CO
Nice
Drigists
Wagit Ye Petbe
Willtabs Manufacturing CO
Cicero ChiaMs
GA. Paroher
Elleworth Williams
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