County News Briefs From Matauicmat County
The column notes visits by El Ambient J G Dunham Jost and Rev Frederic Feary in Bangor Brewer and Orland. Local residents attend events including a Christmas Eve concert, a birthday party, and a birthday visit. Death of Samuel F Bazzell shocks community with funeral planned Tuesday. Several residents reported illnesses and social calls to Bangor Ellsworth and Aurora in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Dunham Jost
Frederic Feary
Bangor
Foster Richardson
Brewer
J. L. Bridges
Courch
William Sisby
Aurora
F. C. Silsby
S. E. Geomby
Dudley Sumner
Orland
W. Silsby
W. G. Orcutt
A.W. Bilsby
Samuel F. Bazzell
Mouth of the River Residents and Visits Amid Local News
Walter Milliken has pneumonia while Merrill Canary of Brewer visited last week. Miss Currie Wiggin of Eden stayed with Mrs Estella Ray Wiggin. Eugene Mosley moved his family into the old Whitmore House. Bert Bunker and George A Fullerton went to Belfast to join the schooner Norman bound for a southern port. Thindies aid society met with Mr Fee Suit Saturday evening. Levi C Beckwith won a prize. Thusty afternoon will meet with Mrs Fred Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Milliken
Merrill Canary
Brewer
Eugene Mosley
Whitmore House
Bert Bunker
George A. Fullerton
Belfast
Norman
Mr Fee Suit
Guily
Levi C. Beckwith
Fred Stone
Local School Plans Afternoon Entertainment and Visit
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century notice mentions Miss Allen at Ardtown school organizing an entertainment and tree on the afternoon of December, with friends of the school invited. It also references Mr on 8 of by Aen Curt S a San Giles keeping house for Vin Blt and I.muel Smith beds paralytics back ea day, indicating local family or care arrangements, though details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Giles
Muel Smith
Ardtown School
Miss Allen
Kidney Trouble Described and Remedy Promoted
An old advertisement-like passage explains kidney trouble harms body and mind, causes weak kidneys from birth, and prompts treatment with Swamp-Root. It promotes sample bottles and testimonials, listing Kilmer and Binghamton, N Y, as contacts for more information through the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dis
Mrs Jarley Wax Works Delights Ellsworth Audiences
Ellsworth residents enjoyed Mrs Jarley’s wax works last night though storm limited attendance. Miss Mary Seldon McCobb of Portland starred with lively improvisations as she toured Ellsworth on the Maine Central. The program featured life like figures including Geo Washington and Pocahontas with a long list of historic and fictional characters. show to be repeated but later cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Jarley
Oyage
Eilsworth
Maine
Clinton
Minter Boothby
Maine Central
Iggors
Geo. Washington
Port
Land
Chambersoos
Hannah Holmes
Alexander Hve Chales
Knowston
Rollin
Madame Recamler
Cutler
Je Dure
York
Bow Haynes
Duchess of York
McFarland
George Washington
Robinson Martha Waehlngton
W A
Alexander General Hows
Mordaon
Mes Murray
Jono
Stuart
Stuart Pocahontas Mrs Grace I Lord Capt Jon Smith, ‘Charles E Alexander Bwerican
Benefit dance raises about 50 at Hancock hall
About $50 was realized from the benefit dance given W. D. Wilson at Hancock hall on Thursday of last week. It was a very pleasant affair. Oscar Staples and George E. Gray took twenty five pickerel at Webb's pond one day this week. Miss Ruby Hills. Frank Mrs Nabum Flood and Miss Etta Lord have been in North Penobscot for a week visiting their sister, Mrs Eliphalet Low es Mrs Henry Lord and Miss Bernice Lord were in Bangor Tuesday. y visited her sister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Wilson
Hancock Hall
Oscar Staples
George E. Gray
Webb's Pond
Ruby Hills
Nabum Flood
Etta Lord
North Penobscot
Eliphalet Lowes
Henry Lord
Bernice
Lord
Bangor
County News Notes From Mal County and Nearby
Mal County News reports local items from Hancock to Bucksport including church visits by Rev. Whitcomb and Rev. Smith, upcoming school closing and January start, residents arriving from Bar Harbor, and early move plans. Local commerce includes George Edays moving with family, lumber deals by G C Williams, and a town road project near Deep Cove. Maritime items mention the schooner W C Nettleton and sloop Hector damaged by ice and repaired. Obituaries note deaths of Isaac Stanley in Sorrento area and Lemuel B D Peters of Bluehill. Mrs Milliken of Bangor visits, with extended notices to appear in The American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Smith
Hancock
George Edays
Bar Harbor
Christies
Hiram A. Butler
G. C. Williams
Moses Abbott
Jaline Darling
H. L. Smith
Dee
South Brookfott
W. C. Nettleton
Cousins
Portland
T. T. Harvey
Condon’s
Deep Cove
Hector
Disastrous Maine storm devastates railroads and mills
Heavy Sunday rain caused landslides and washouts across Maine. Clinton on the Maine Central line lost a bridge. tracks buried to five feet in mud. West of Bangor rail traffic suspended. Rockland route used for through passengers. Mt Desert and Washington County lines report minor damage. ice disrupted Penobscot and Kennebec rivers. Great Northern Paper plant suffers extensive destruction. dynamo room and electric machinery ruined. thousands out of work. Madison mill damage estimated at $1,000,000. Special train to Clinton wreck scene injures engineer and firemen. one brakeman fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Maine Central Railroad
Piaces
Bangor
Ellsworth
Rockland
Bucksport
Bangorworth
Mt. Desert
Washington County
Penobscot
Ker
Kennebec Lne
Madison
Great Northern Paper Company
Clinton Bridge
Children's Day Entertainment at Unitarian Vestry
The Sun day school class of Mrs. C. J. Welch presented an entertainment at the Unitarian vestry last Friday. Despite stormy attendance, the program included an opening chorus, recitations Going on an Errand and The Minuet, songs by Clara Moore and others, a farce The Train to Mauro, and a piano piece by StiasTtable Posttipe. Also noted are local notices: death of Oscar R White at East Bluehill, governor nominations in Hancock county, and various regional updates on residents and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Welch
Unitarian Vestry
Cina
Mar Studer
Clara Moore Fing di
Helen Sealley
Marton Wooswara Exon
Springer
The
Irown
Rath Land
Herniece Eldridge
Clara Moore
Ertha Shea
Bernince Ehirige
Dack and the Beanstalk
Ail
Hancock County
J E Banker, Jr
Eden
Fred L. Mason
Ellsworth
Justice of
Cloak Room Sale Offers Deep Discounts on Coats and More
Visitors can find wool, kid and seal skins plus cloaks, jackets, coats, three quarter length Newmarkets and Jans, capes, dresses, skirts, and children’s wear in a marked down assortment advertised as bargains far below regular prices.
Fur Department Offers Reduced Prices on Coats and Scarfs
The Fur Department highlights stylish furs for women with practical pricing. Featured items include Electric Seal Coats at bargains, cluster scarfs from $1.50 to $3.85, Isabella Boas $5 to $25, shaped scarfs $5 to $15, and bath robes, silk waists, and petti coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Isabella Boas
Church Notes Unitarian Baptist and Methodist services listed
Unitarian Rev A H Coar ministers Sunday Dec 10 30 sermon Congregational Rev J M Adams Friday 7 30 prayer meeting Sunday Dec 22 service 10 30 11 45 Sunday school 11 45 7 Evening Bapt ist Rev David Kerr Friday 7 9 9 9 close Christmas sermon 12 m Junior C E 6 a m Evening 7 Special Christmas music Trenton service 2 30 p m Mr Kerr Methodist Rev J P Simonton evening 7 30 prayer meeting Dec 22 10 30 Christmas sermon music Sunday 11 45 Junior league 3 Epworth league 6 30 Trenton service 2 30 Bayside Christ reaching night sermon Bayside sermon Sunday ion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian
A. H. Coar
J. M. Adams
David Kerr
Trenton
Kerr
J. P. Simonton
Wening
Prayer Meeting
Epworth
Simonton
Bayside
Christo Svenigg
Local visitors and harvest notes from Brower and Green Lake
Miss Josh Garland visited her sister Agnes Moore in Brower recently. Norris Moore began storm bunting last Tuesday and shot a buck deer. Emery C. Frazier traveled to Sourdaabank Friday to aid Messrs McDonald and Moore in collecting trout spawn. They have one million eggs on hand for the shippers to the Green Lake hatchery by the last Pebram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Garland
Agnes Moore
Brower
Norris Moore
Abott
Emery C. Frazier
Sourdaabank
Messrs. McDonald and
Moore
Green Lake
Constipation or Diarrhea Card Seeks Bowel Help
An old advertorial promotes Cas earets Candy Cathartic as a remedy for constipation or diarrhea, claiming natural action and genuine tablets stamped C C C. Sold by all druggists for 100.
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Sargent Billings
Harry Joy
George Stafford
George Butler
Smith
Josiah Percy Moore
Kidaer Lacore, Jr
Bertha Hopkins
Mary Garland
Edward Hopkins
Aen
Boying
L. F
Atwood
Ulsworth Falls
Mr. Whitcomb
Manner Isaac Stanley
Sorrento
Cosmopolitan
Tsockaport
Lovis Foster
Buckssport
Washington, D. C
Sata
Moses
Ti Buckley & Preble
Bri
Igor
Lemuel B.D. Peters
Biuehill
Seawad
Frank Milliken
Newnan LF
Newman
Carrie Trevorsy
Mauro
Florence Tracy
Mitterwiick
Mire
EB Joy
Johnny Buttermilk
Marlon Woodward
East Bluehil
East Bluehill
Oscar R White
the Chase Granite Company
State Grange
Medtog
Nual
Ington
J.C. Harmon
Ocean View
John L. Goss
Boston
Arthur Knowlton
A. B. Saunders
Lawrence Gross
Narada
Bessie Lufkin
Cambridge
Opera House
Lottie Thurlow
Noses Bros
Aili
Iristmas
M. Gllert’s
Fur Department
Jack
Andkerchiefs
Neale
Hawk
Holiday Coods
Somme
KET Books
Ally
Liberty
Peau de Sole
Church Notes
Lakewood
M. Callert
Treasury
Californa King
ISABZ. _ BAKER CHASE
French Tre
Herbert L. Herrick
Bluehill, Maine
Reston Terrie
Ss. Harris & CO Boston
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