Penobscot County News Briefs and Local Notes
Local notices from Penobscot include house painting by William Sellers and a return to activity by Martin Leach. Rev C Garland and Rev Carter shared pulpits, while a Boer question lecture drew a small crowd at Grange. Several outings and visits are noted, with fishing at Walker's pond yielding 125 white perch and three black bass. An Aug 13 update reports George Rutter improving from pleurisy fever and the Hardison family obituary. A boiler explosion disrupted a Bluebill Inn electric plant and a late-summer dance proceeded with lights out. Additional items cover local visits, camping, and a Salisbury family reunion planned for Sept 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Grindie
J. A. Burgers
Ruby
R. G. Perkins
Somerville
Mass
Penobscot House
C. Garland
Grange Ball
Charles Gray
Jimmie Perkins
G. L Sellers
Mr. A. ,Wardwell
Walker's Pond
Bluebill Inn
Mello
Jarvis
If I Were a Woman and What Men Think
Margaret Hannis in St. Louis Republic surveys ideas of a man’s ideal woman. Readers note many favor the domestic yet educated companion, while some would pursue broad cultural interests and public life. The piece suggests asking men what they would do were they a woman to reveal attitudes and improve self perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ime
Margaret Hannis
St. Louis Republic
Steam For the Complexion Improves Skin Clarity
A thorough facial steaming can clear the complexion. Hold the face over hot water in a tent-like cover, steam briefly, wash with superfatted soap and warm water, then rinse with cold water. Soap cleans, hot water clears suds, and cold closes pores to brace skin against cold wind.
Twenty Fifth Anniversary at Castine Normal Association
Special to Tie A describes the Castine Normal Association at Sandy Point. It celebrates a two week camping season owned by graduates, fostering bonds between alumni and school, aiding job prospects, and gathering graduates from across the country for lectures, musicales, bonfires, and grove gatherings. Notable leaders and many alumni from classes 1877 to 1908 participate in yearly encampments with a wide range of attendees and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castine Normal School
Sandy Point
Castine School
Penobscot
Camp Kongs
Ani
G. T. Fletcher
A. F. Richardson
Leonard C. Packard
Frank F. Carr
A. F. Rehardson
Ella F. Jord
EB. Phitbrook
Fred A. Pitever
Augustus N. Jowett
Augustus N. Jewett
Mattie C. Black
Luma Averill Sailth
de B. EB. Voliveros
Nathaniel
Fronen
Myra Putuntu
Fred W. Brown
Walters
Hateh
Willis
Alton A. Jackson
Mattie Oliver Philhcock
Frances A. Wade
Osmond Emery
Emma A. Morrow
Fannie Breckett Damon
Lyman BR
Damon
Lilian Simmons
Mattie Pendleton Jackson
Lillian Wise Colcord
St John R. Deston
Mabel F. Simmons
Jennie Sargent Carll
George Winow
Fred A Pitcher
Addie Norton Bowden
Nettie F. i Y
Charles At
Ellsworth Notes and Local Arrivals
Ellsworth Falls. C J Treworgy and family stay at Contention Cove for a few days. W H Lowell of North Penobscot visits relatives here for a few weeks. Thorne engine company pleased with its Bangor Funds conquest. Mrs Elizabeth Thompson of Waterville attends funeral of Rev F W Flood. Funeral set from home Thursday at o'clock. Rev G H church, leg, of the Free Baptist ed Che pulpit on Sunday MC FUILG preached to a large audience. John E Moulton begins digging a cellar on his lot recently purchased from Ellsworth real estate company. He will erect Louie on the on as practicable. Mrs Mary J Haney, visiting Alvin Haney and wife at Old Town, called home last week by sudden illness of daughter Annie Haney. Miss Haney intends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Treworgy
Contention Cove
W.H. Lowell
North Penobscot
Thonte Engine Company
Bangor
Elizabeth Thompson
Waterville
F. W. Flood
Fred W. Flood
Thurreay
G. Hchurch
John E. Moulton
Ellsworth Real
Mary J. Haney
Alvin Haney
Old Town
Annie Haney
Community Notices From Somerville and Boston Area
Typhoid fever illness hits Lenore Pratt while Boston visitors Georgie Slack and Mary Betts from East Boston stay with relatives. Capt John Whitmore attended a reunion at Fucks Port last week. Nelson Lord of Somerville visits his party of forty five on a Pleasant Beach ride. Mattie Mayo of Lowell visits brother Frank Swell with son Harold. Jerry Crowley and family from Hanger visit Mrs Crowley’s parents Mark Milliken and wife. Indies aid society hosted by Morang girls Somerville last Thursday. meeting with Mrs W L Remick this week. Victox Hezekiah Pratt, long time community resident, dies at eighty three. funeral Tuesday officiated by Rev J P Simon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Slack
Boston
Mary Betts
John Whitmore
Fucksport
Nelson Lord
Somerville
Mass
Ave
Mattie Mayo
Harold
Lowell
Frank Swell
Jerry Crowley
Hanger
W. L. Remick
Victox Hezekiah Pratt
J. P. Simon
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M. Gallert
Eureka
J. P. Eldridge
Ellsworth
Main Street
Lakewood
Clarissa Billington
Surry
Ellen Moore
Lulu Rollins
Bar Harbor
Ellsworth Falls
Maddocks Landing
Molalie Finn
Jeremiah Moore
Lorenzo D. Wilbur
Mr. Wilbur
Bangor Hospital
Hood
East Orland Dine
George Leach
Verona Bridge
Bucksport
Mr. Leach
George Rutter
Nancy Ash
Herbert
West Sullivan
Clifton Urana
Eunice
Gordon) Hardion
South Penapacat
Florence Perkins
Nellie Ridion
East Bluehill
Frank Miller
Ralph and
Arthur Mardy
Arthur Whitney
Carmel
Retta Wilson
Flora
Phila Roberts
W. H. Welch
Beale Block
Ernest Perkins
J. G. Danber
Sarah Grindie
Dunbar
Susie Wardwell
Sueettt
Kate Means
Basthrops
Ozias Pettingill
South Hancock
Maud Wilbur
Waltham
Bom
A. E. Sarge
North Lamoine
Mrs. Sargent
George Butler
Charles H. Crimmin
Lester A. Crimmin
Haverhill
John D. Crimmin
Salisbury
Arden Young
Lynch
Emma Kingman
Warren Turner
Castine Normal Association
Joe
L Susie M. Bickford
Eenest Hayes
MA Prudence Beach
Emory D. Bickmore
Alice L. Peadleton
Alice Crocker Sitchborn
Ethelyn M. Loog
Will A. Harwood
Grace L. Rivers
Leonard O. Packard
Florent Whitmore
Lois Perkins Soper
Edith E. Buck
Nina E. Titus
Ealth M. Gray
Earth
L. Alien
Alice H
Lewis Friend & CO
Hancock
THE
RIV
Mine Lenore Pratt
Tve
Pleasant Beach
Clarion
Wood & Bishop CO
Bangor, Mo
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