Store Growth Promises New Spring Stock and Expanded Departments
The store announces enlarged departments CARPET DRAPERY and HOUSE FURNISHING READY-MADE including CLOAKS SUITS WAISTS and COTTON UNDERWEAR LACES and WHITE GOODS SILKS DRESS GOODS HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR The new sales room offers a full line of carpetings mattings and curtains plus ready-made wear for ladies and children on the second floor A try-on room and free alterations are noted Spring stock of costumes tailor-made suits skirts and waists has arrived Wash fabrics in silk cotton and wool come in diverse colors and materials with heavy cotton dress and waist fabrics purchased in anticipation of demand The company touts bargains in white goods and a lace and trimming season with an emphasis on hosiery and underwear and urges customers to visit the enlarged floor space for convenience and price competitiveness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Thewest
Islesford And Nearby Isles News Notes Activities
Local items report visitors from Boston and Bangor visiting families in Islesford and Winter Harbor. Lectures by Professor Sewall and Rev Wooster in the Union meeting-house. A fair on Big Cranberry Isle by the ladies aid society with an elaborate dinner for benevolent aims. Coastwise wreck gear sighted near Baker's Island, uncertain vessel fate. Ships and boats including the Tamble club sale and the Katherine excursion to Bar Harbor. Various residents and visitors listed with health notes and travel plans for late summer. Capt. Stanley salvages bow of a vessel. collision suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G. Bunter
Chester
Weatfield
N.J
William P. Preble
Tamble Club
Islesford
C. E. Vore
Boston
Winter Harbor
Warren A. Sparling
Freeman E. Stanley
Tannigcott
Baker's Island
Vemel
Gray Rocks and Bar Harbor Visitors Noted in Local Notices
The page lists frequent visitors and seasonal arrivals at Gray Rocks and Gott’s Island, including Mr. and Mrs. Meyo, Mrs. Lewis Benson, Miss Alice Richards detained by illness, Misses Spear, and families from Boston, New York, and Brooklyn. It mentions an expanding brick factory, Miss Daisy Pierce’s singing, and various departures to New Hampshire and New Haven, with locales like Bar Harbor, Gott’s Island, and Cape Kemerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Mra. Meyo
Bang
Lewis Benson
Gove
Mise Wooding
Bromfield
Leffingwell
Chester Leffingwell
Fanning
New York
Gray Rocks
Charles Welch
Boston
Priday
Bar Harbor
Gott's Island
Misses Spear
L Fingwell
Dudley
Newton
Mass
New Hampshire
Died Retired Sea Captain Henry M. Spring Obituary
Captain Henry M. Spring, retired sea captain, died suddenly last Sunday at age sixty nine in Bucksport. He leaves a wife, a brother in California, and sister Imn Malden in Massachusetts. The obituary notes his high standing in the community and outlines surviving relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mookapory
Henry M. Spring
Bucksport
California
Imn
Miss Ashie M. Cottle Visits from Far Marbor
Miss Ashie M Cottle is atome from far Marbor for a few days. A W Elle has been elected vicepresident of the 26th Maine regiment association. Union Sunday school will have ths annual please on Thursday, going to Bart lett Inland by schooner and tug. Lynch's band will attend the Jordan re wnion at Tilden on Wedvedey, and the Sunday echoe plentoon Thurday. During thunder me feet struck the house of No serious damage to Mrs Louise Crockett and two children, from Mussachusette, who have been visiting relatives there for two weeks past, left for home Tuesday noon. Rev J W Turver of Tallmans N Y occupied the pulpit on Sunday morn and evening, delivering able and interesting sermons. We will preach next San Gay morning 1090. Subject The Idea of True Greatness. Ev vice at 7 subject A Broken Lea
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashie M. Cottle
Marbor
A. W. Elle
26Th
Maine Regiment Association
Union
Bartlett
Lynch
Jordan
Louise Crockett
Mussachusette
J.W. Turver
Tallmans
N.Y
San- Gay
Miner Justus Hamilton Killed in Trinity County Mining Accident
Crushed while working on a ledge at a gypsum site near Redling Trinity county. Messenger team, John Parcel and Charles A. Retsmeier, died attempting rescue. Hamilton, aka Cull Hamilton, previously of Shana county, is believed buried under rock. Also notes Morrison family reunion set for Sept 10 at Morrison farm with dinner for all relatives.
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Toms of
Hock
Elleworth
California
Justus W. Hamilton
Redding
Cal
Stus Hamilton
Shana County
Hamilton
New River
Trinity County
Redling
Charles Davin
Afso
Wort
Bustoees
John Parcel
Charles A. Retsmeier
Hemilton
Eamp
Camp
Inndder
Reek
Morrkon
Morrison Farm
Quiet North Ellsworth wedding ties Hale Moore couple
Miss Minnie Hale Moore wed Miram L. Daniel in a quiet Monday ceremony at Mrs. A M Moore’s home attended by immediate family. The bride, a former Falls grammar school principal, and the groom, an electrician, plan to move to Chicago after the wedding with Rev J P Simoot officiating the ring ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Moore
Minnie Hale Moore
Miram L. Daniel
Falls Grammar School
Chicago
J. P. Simoot
Methodist Church
Mrs. Daniel
Rome
Peruna Health Cure Promoted by Butte Women
In a rural style notice three women advocate Peruna medicine from Columbus Ohio. They claim nervous exhaustion, loss of appetite and sleep improve after use. Testimonial from Miss Cullen and Miss Myers highlights personal relief and urge readers to request the free booklet Health and Beauty by The Peruna Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena Street
Butte
Mont Perana Medicine Co
Columbus
Gentemen
Perana
Mose Cullen
Jana
Miss Cullen
Miss Blanche Myers
Kansas City
Blanche Myers
Hartman
Peruna Medicine de
Ohio
Community Notes On Visits And Social Events
Mirthful social column records Miss Dore Betts of East Boston and Mrs Eile Hodgins of South Brewer visiting relatives, along with Alexander Biondit from Belmont now moved, and Mrs Carrie Hall with infant Avia visiting her parents G. E Fullerton and wife. The Morrison district circle hosted an old fashioned quilting gathering at Mrs Care Yorke's home on August 7 with a simple dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Antha Phillips
Maseschontts
Sue Pray
Dore Betts
Boston
Mine Eile Hodgins
South Brewer
Alexander Biondit
Belmont
Mews
Lat
Carrie Hall
Avia
Brower
G. E Fullerton
Capt
BB Bullerton
Mite
Soaerville
West Allsworth Visitors Tour Local Grandparents
Burton Carter of Hrookile visited tit grandparents IraS Barron with Mrs Kete McGows of Somerrility Mase and Mrs Katie Debeck of the city, visiting J A Stackpo elant werk. They attended church Saturday afternoon with Mra eh Higgine and Rev J P Simonton of this parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Carter
Hrookile
Barron Aid Wits
Kete McGows
Katie Debeck
J. A. Stackpo
J. P. Simonton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ele Larcest Dry Goods
Portland
Rm. Gallert
Reer Tate
N. Bulger
Mr. Schriftgresser
George S. Banker
Thrope
Bangor
Carrie E. Gray
East Benton
Frank Damon
Leavett
Friendship
John Crane
Hartford
Ciara
Holoen
Labrado
South Brookaville
C. M. Gray
Taylor
Franklin Road
Laura Tracy
Ideen
Dedham
Andrew Martin
Alexander Martin
Harvey Phillips
Annie McFarland
Jesse Brown
Franklin
Carrie Fernard
Nellie Phillips
Delia Wooster
Walthan
Heer
Edward
Arvertisc
L. F
Atwoods Bitters
Sumner
Casabridgerport
A. Meysolda
Indwenn
Cape Kemer
Alice Black
Judge Kimball
Arthur Hopiting
la Revere
Blake's
Ferdinand Veezie
Billenitt
Bief
Wane CH
Blake's Law
Menroe
Sarat Bake
Annie Back
Hail Quarry
Sue le Contay
Cheinen
Mama
Mrs. Andrews
Somerville
Mra. Underwood
Wilfer
CH. Blake Sanday, the 100 There Were Five New Arrivale At Breck’s
Mr. Hope
Charleston
Feleude
bin Asin
Aimee Cis
Adler
Florence Allan
Peruna
Mat Nica Tame
der Logan
Shore Acres
Marine Band
Lakewood
Calvin Martin
Hancock
K. H
Adelina Barton
West Ellsworth
A. A. Wilbur
Alles Florence Patten
Somerville, Mass
Mis
Josie Gartany
Fred W. Rollins
Nelson Garland
Joseph and
Ed Frost
Marlaville
Sadie Franktin
West Newton
B. J. Franktin
P. Rolling
Tiiss— ‘Rose Cullen
Elisworth Falls
North Ellsworth
Altea
Blorie
Perwune
Stacie
Ry Cogmatics
Poruna
Mien Cullen
Mice Rose Cullen
Young Woman's Club
Botte
Montana
West Allsworth
Laxakola
A. Lawson
Sis
New Bedloch
Clarence Caswell
North Dartmouth
Smith Mills
Mac
Forwale
G. A. Parcher
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