Hunneman Two and One in Humorous Tub Story
Ellsworth Hunneman Two earns fame with a vivid tale of a heroic pump on the Andover scheme. Foreman Reuben Entwistle and Jacob Sykes lead a two hundred strong crew as they push a 90 foot long engine to break the river at the bridge, drawing a crowd and a police call in Hancock county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunneman
Huneman
Andover
Aremen’s
Etry Man
Jerry Man
Hunveman
Holman F. Day
Hunneman Two
Ellaworth
Holman
Addover
Reuben Entwistle
Temple of Fame
Jacob Sykes
Alghigen
Hancock County
Hunbeinan
Eilsworth
Aumerley
Dance and visits fill Sorrento and nearby towns
A summary of social gatherings and arrivals across North Sedgwick, Sorrento, and surrounding areas. Entries note a Kane’s ball dance with Atherton orchestra, candy pull in honor of Miss Luta White, visits by Mrs. White and Mr. Monday to New York, theater by Arlington quartette, and various family visits. Also mentions medical advice advertisement and a note on Hancock County Baptist association meeting in Brooklin. Major local names include Miss Blanche P. Osgood, Miss Hattie Sargent, Dr. Fowler, Went Osgood, Mildred Murgy, and residents of Sorrento, North Sedgwick, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jun Modowell
New York
Mrs. White
Kane
Atherton
Lula White
Merritt & Hinckley
Blanche P. Osgood
Luta White
H.R. Sargent
Hattie Sargent
Jennie Carll
Florence
Portland
B. P. Grindle
Frank Jones
Jonnie Geludle
Arlington Quartette
Osgood
Mildred Murgy
Baptist 1
Broz
North Sedgwick
Eugene Allen
Charleston
Learned
Boston
Rose Thompson
Middleborough
Mass
Clara Clapp
Frank Clark
W. Treworgy
Surry
Foland Springs
Miss Maris
Andy Johnson
J. B. Johnson
Kingsbury
Island
Clamstow
Miser Mary
Elizabeth Goon
Bucksport
Harry Hill
Elwood Mill
Marie
Helen Hill
Arthur Hill
Henry Bean
bin Pavin ' Robertson & Havey
North Suli
Mary Brewer
R.J. Ronglett
Diverse market prices and local notices from Augusta area
The page lists farm produce prices, goods, and transportation notes, including beans corn oats and onions with quantities, plus several local names and places such as East Bluehill Surry Bucksport and Ellsworth. It mentions ships Catherine Mary Brewer and R J Ronglett, excursions, and community events with dates and people in Holt, Johnson, and Wardwell households.
Went Sullivan County News Highlights Local Social and Sports
News notes from Went Sullivan County report Nellie Cooks returning from Harbor and Miss Bebe Macleod visiting Boston. Howard Webb named captain of Old Towns. Grammar Juniors defeat Pickups in a local ball game. Carrie Butler wed Alexander Fader of Boston with Rev. B W Russell officiating and a cedar rug ceremony. The newlyweds plan to reside in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Nellie
Bar " Harbor
Nellie Badger
Boston
Howard Webb
Grammar School
Bebe Macleod
Cora Gordon
Miss Macleod
Mutler-Padee
Talbot Butler
Carrie
Alexander Fader
B. W. Russell
Yader
Maine news notes and local incidents report
Patents granted to Collins Johnson and Witham for industrial devices. A.C. Sibley found dead and likely died by suicide after a misdiagnosed heart issue. Critchett Sibley & Co. shoe factory in Belfast assigns assets. A Bangor livestock train accident ends with no injuries. University of Maine president Harris resigns to lead a Maryland institute. Rail extension plan from Ashland to Fort Kent proposed. Farmers National Congress set for Sioux Falls in October. Amber walnut tree yields $1,800 to owner. dealers earn $3,000 and ship to New York for veneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Collins
Rockland
Johnson
Witham
Madison
A.C. Sibley
Critchett, Sibley & Co
Belfast
Bibey
Bangor
Newport
Maine
A. W. Harris
University of Maine
Jacob Tome Institute
Port Deposit
Harris
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Philadelphia
Renger & Aroostook Railroad Co
Nas
Heats Board of Railroad
Commissioners
Aseland
Fort Kent
Ragie
Por
Fish River
Summer Visitors Boost Brooklin Travel Season
Brooklin sees an influx of guests with Mr and Mrs Howard Blewett from Boston staying a few weeks, John Allen and wife from Boston at the Watson house, and other visitors from Boston Cambridge Roxbury and Castine. Local notices mention a new pastor arrival and various residents traveling or returning, plus distant references to ancient ark era crafts and a Gargantuan ad for Seth Arnold's Balsam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Grindal
W.G. Sargent & Son
George W. Grindal
Stafford
Linda Coolidge
Neice
Campridgeport
Mass
Asa
Dyer
Stephen W. Foster
Bright
Brooklin
Howard Blewett
Boston
John Allen
Watson House
Fred Watson
Vermont
Minn
Mabel Richardson
Castine
H. Powers
Houston
Will Cousins
Lawrence, Maws
James Bent
Lelia
Lillian Dresser
Bangor
G.I. Dority
Mick Dells Powers
Winifred
Flossie Goodwilly
A. We Bridges
Charles Went
Roxbury
Masse
Tee
J. 2. Babson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Molman F. Day
Walter I. Gatht
Uele Boomer
Atax
Bunganuck
Hector
OM Hunneman
Boomer
Michael J. Drumiery
Hlaworth
Hunneman Engine
Ellsworth Hunnemen
Woopsury
Ellsw
Orth Markets
Anne Law
Elleworth
Gsee
A& B
Porto Rico
Cot
St. Louis
County News
Holt Cousins
Lomuil Fowler
Mary Youtman
Elmworth
Charles Yout
Hoyt Austin
Oxcar White
Glide
Bluehill
Lamoine Tawt
Henry Chase
Chatto
Max. Tor
Grange
Mattie T. White
Walthat
Mans
Annie Ridley
Jordan Pond House
Seal Harbor
Abe
Kimlly
Mabel Storgan
East Surry
George i
Hardy
G. Fred Spenman
Bila ¥. Donnell
North Attleboro
Whitcomb Cousins
J. Harding
W. SM. Wardwell
Three Rivers
Maxs
Charles T. P. Hart
Augusta
Staples, Smith & Moody
Holt
East Bioebill
Descon A. Judson Grindie
Catherine
Northport
East Bluebill
Rookland
J. Simpson
Newton
Saiucuay Wight
Lewis Uranu
This Place
Spring River
Oliver Durell
Son Clarke
Cambridge
Fido
Bridget
Buck
Beirne, Ark
DeWitt
Wicoin & Moore
NEW National County of
Makia
Kitpery
Caribou
Farmers’ National Congress
Farmers National Congress
Sioux Falls
Candage
Brooktine
North Carolfoa
Carrie DeWitt
F. A. Cole’s
Bock
Baptist Church
Frenne
L. P. Cole
A. G. Blake
Eark
Vomela
Egypt
M. J. de Morgan
Cairo
Seth Arnold
Mead
Clarion
Ue Clarion
Wood & Bishop Company
Angie
Pearl
Main Street
J. P. Eldridge
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