Local notices from Bangor and surrounding towns
Dr J J Patten was in Bangor Monday. Mrs Eva Stone of Bangor guest of Mrs George Anderson. Miss Olive Clarke went to Eddington Monday for employment. Horace Watts Jr at home for a short visit from Bangor. Mrs Howard Crosby and Mrs Martin Rowe of Aurora guests of Mrs F C Lindy. Schools reported closed last week. District No 1 taught by Miss Laura Dunham. McKinley corner taught by Mrs Vivian Conver. Little Men and Little Women play Feb 15 under McKinley League with many named cast members. large crowd attended and refreshments served. Feb 25 noted. W W Conant ill after vaccination. Miss Eliza Whitten of Gouldsboro visiting sister Mrs Joseph Fenton. Mr Leo Larrabee of Prospect visiting, staying at Point Harbor House. Siblings of L A Bragdon improving. Miss Abbie Coolidge visiting aunt Mrs S N Bragdon. Grace Banker and other locals attending high school at Sullivan Center. Feb 24 Sargentville. Hon H W Sargent ill with grip. O P Carter and wife in Surry. Capt Oliver Lane of Sedgwick died Feb 19. funeral Feb 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Jh. Patten
Bangor
Eva Stone
George Anderson
Olive Clarke
Eddington
Horace Watts, Jr
Duntem
Boston
Howard Crosby
Martin Rowe
Aurora
F. C. Lindy
Laura Dunham
McKinley
Vivian Conver
Sorrento
W.W. Conant
Eliza Whitten
Gouldsboro
Joseph Fenton
Leo Larrabee
Prospect
Wen
Point Harbor House
Ho His
Edward Bragdon
L. A
Abbie Coolidge
N. Bragdon
Lamoine
Grace Banker
Wincie Kane
Frances
Josie N.ckerson
Sullivan Center
Sargentville
H.W. Sargent
O. P. Carter
Surry
Oliver Lane
Sedgwick
Lane
Community Notes From Bangor to Ellsworth and Camp Killa
Dorwie N Moore recovers from pneumonia and pleurisy while Isabel Flood visits from Bangor. Guests stay at Camp Killa with A E Foster and wife. Horace Bousey hosts a social dance at Columbian hall. Louisa Moore of North Ellsworth visits her daughter Minnie A Moore. Morris Garland returns from Penobscot river work to his home. W H Brown returns from millwright work at Willian Engel wi St Eat Hemppen. Fire department responds to a minor blaze at Dennis McCarthy house on Mill street. house vacant, possible incendiary. School improvement league concert in vestry draws social and financial support, about 12 dollars realized. thanks extended to venue, choir, Mrs Joy, and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Killa
A. E. Foster
Horace Bousey
Columbian Ball
Louisa Moore
North Ellsworth
Minnie A. Moore
Morris Garland
Penobscot River
W. H. Brown
Willian Engel
Eat Hemppen
Joy
McGown Patten wedding in Bangor pair wed
Alexander Moore McGown and Margie Jorda Patten were married Saturday afternoon in Bangor with Rev. A B Lorimer officiating. After a reception for about forty friends at the Patten home they returned home on the evening train with Lida Patten and Harry Conkrite. The bride wore dove colored cashmere and white silk and carried pink and white carnations. Mr and Mrs McGown plan to work at Schoodie where he is a night operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoodie
Mr. McGown
Burglary at Orland and Bucksport Robbery Case
Burglars entered the Orland post office Saturday night blowing the safe and stealing money. They also raided the Bucksport Center freight house with no loot found, then broke the section house and used a band car toward Bangor before abandoning it near South Brewer. Three men seen in North Bucksport Saturday afternoon are suspected, believed linked to a prior Bucksport visit last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucksport
Orland
Stampe
Bucksport Center
Bangor
South Brewer
North Bucksport
Backsport
County News Highlights and Local Notices
Dusimant County News reports Hartford colonel Charles H. Burdette among Park Square hotel fire victims in New York. Amherst death notices, Bucksport family survivors, and the Edith Allen schooner incident off New Jersey are summarized with local lodge installations, snowstorm impacts on Hancock district meeting, and a Granville supper hosted by Methodist ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kewkevort
Charles H. Burdette
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Fort Knox
Park Square
New York
Sallie Moore
Amherst
Mattie Samper
Bucksport
Moore
Charles Dix
Jersey Sands
Lal Y
Horace W Jordan dead prominent Boston cattle dealer
Horace W Jordan a native of Edseworth who spent decades in Boston’s cattle trade died in the city after years of poor health. Born March 23 1824 in Blisworth he moved from Maine to Boston and rose from clerk to partner in a major firm before leading in wholesale cattle and later woolen trades. A staunch Republican he helped shape Brighton and Boston through town governance and civic work, leaving a legacy of business acumen and mentorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edseworth
Hancock County
Boston
Horace W. Jordan
Bins
Blisworth
Melliah
Jane K. (Bowers) Jordan
Eirkworth
Maine
James Dana
Brigh Ton
Jordan
Faneuil Ball
Boylston
Brighton
Corporation
Brighton Abbatoi Association
West
Jewett & Bush
Jewett
Sejectmen
Bt Ut
Mr. Jordan
National Tank
Com- Hu
Bir
Portland Paper Scorched Fire Damages Portland Express
A fire in the Portland Express building caused about 50000 in damage that night. The editorial and mechanical departments were ruined except for the press room, which survived the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Portland Express
the Express
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys Ad
Health notice touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a kidney remedy. It claims kidneys purify blood, misfunctions cause pains and heart stress, and urges readers to request a free sample by mailing to Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Masons Meet at Ellsworth for District Convention
About four hundred Masons attended the Afthariumi convention of the twenty first Masonic district at Odd Fellows hall Ellsworth last Thursday. Delegates from many lodges gathered for degree work a banquet and a chowder social after midnight followed by speeches and local Democratic ticket nominations for Ellsworth ward offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-First
J. B. Simonton
Ellsworth
Matehing
Esoteric Lodge
E 1c Lodge
T. B. Hale
W.M
A. K. Cashman
W. G. B. Stuart
A. W. Greely
M.S. Smith
A. L. Witham
H. EB. Rowe
J. D. J. P. Simonton
L. W. Jordan
CR. Foster
Marshal F. W. Billington
Tyler
Winter Harbor Lodge
C. A. Davis
W. M
H. E.sumner
H. H Hanson
J. W
A.J. Garrigh
B. F. Sumner
H. G. Smailidge
Albert Rand, Jr
Small
Chaplbert Farrar
Sargent
W. W. Sumner
Marshal
B.C. Hammond
Dordlock
Calais
West Sullivan Lodge
Henry Edward Smith
East Sullivan
West Sullivan
G. B Hooper
Bradbury Saulth
Militai
F. B. Havey
R. Springer
S. D
H. H. Havey
J. D
Francis Stanley
F. Ciapoam
Lta Robertson
Oliver Newman
P. H. Bunker
Masonic Quartette
Iater
Walsh v Wheelwright: Law Court ruling over Hancock land
The Law Court affirmed a verdict for the Walsh heirs in a Northeast Harbor land dispute tied to an 1812 deed from Hannah Pang and a quit claim to Bartlett. The decision clarifies rules on adverse possession and evidence from deceased occupants, overruling parts of prior cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Court
Hancock County
Edward Walsh Ve. Andrew
Wheelwright
Northeast Harbor
Hannah Pang
Binghams
Edward Walsh
Pang
Walsh
Bartlett
Aine
Andrew , Wheelwright
Messrs. Freeman and Curtis
Emery
Angola
Mouth of the River notes and visits from Bartlett Island
Irving Garland bay returned from Boston while James Wilson cut his foot chopping in the woods. Miss Ella Hodgkins visits from South Brower with relatives gathering at Mrs. Samuel Alley. Capt Warren Spurling and Frank Johnson of Cranberry Isles visited relatives. Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Alley on Feb 20 with prizes won by Adelbert Gid and Dora Smith, Bartlett's Island, Calvert Fullerton hosted a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson
Ella Hodgkins
South Brower
Sleury Stanley
Otter Creek
David Marshall
Eden
Samuel Alley
Warren Spurling
Frank Johnson
Cranberry Isles
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ide’ Alley
Adelbert Gid
Dora Smith
Bartlett's Island
Calvert Fullerton
Cascarets Candy Cathartic's Rise to Popularity
In 1895 none, by 1900 six million boxes sold marking Cascarets rise as a popular bowel medicine. The ad proclaims the public verdict that it is the best medicine for the bowels in the world and notes availability at all druggists for one dollar.
Local residents guests at Mrs Ba's home gathering
A fragment describes Mr George Murch visiting at Mrs Ba Williams home with Mrs Martin and Mr Williams and his wife and daughter from Franklin. They were the guests of Mrs Ba and Joe Williams recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Murch
Mma Martin
Williams
Franklin
Mra
Joe Williams
Free trial bottles of Dr David Kennedy remedy offered
Barrels of samples sent by mail under a special agreement with the makers of Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. Readers may obtain a free trial bottle and medical pamphlet by sending name and post office address to the Kennedy Corporation in New York, mentioning the Exisworth American. Many report benefits in kidney, liver, bladder, blood, rheumatic, dyspepsia and female weaknesses, with nine percent later buying larger bottles from druggists. orders require only a postal card, and the trial is advertised as a path to cure regardless of prior medical help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
TH Exisworth American
David Kennedy Corporation
Roudout
N. Y
Beneft
Avid
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Mise Alcott
McKinley Jeague
Julia Jewett
Albert Crockett
Zolla Giless
Howant
Casale Robinson
Bernice Crcutt
Seeveennens
Harley Grover Seseerseees
Thelen Jewett
Weseee
Weta Haslem
Aan Coelmyida
Burke Lures Wetges
Forur Richartson
Ralph Richardson
Derwte
Hhole Teddys
Cerees
Norman Haslem
Tommy
Dan
Daert‘sements
Peruna
Walter
Dorchester
Mass
Ellsworth Falls
Dorwie N. Moore
Isabel Flood
Lucy Watts
Charles King
Dusimant County
Agnes Dow
Osmond E. Harper
Hancock District Lodge
Ocean Echo Lodge
Southwest Harbor
Fenodscor
Freeman R. Leach
Perkins’ Mill
Backaport
Methodist Church
Rising Star Lodge
A. M
Burke Sellers
Arthur W. Greely
Charles H. Leland
Fred E Morang
Charles W. Mason
Joseph D. Farrell
George B. Stuart
Gilmore L. Wiswell
Frank T. Doyle
Moses I
Mayo
Frank L. Heath
George P. Dunbar
George C. Austin
Orrin &, Burnham
Castine
D. J. Plesde
Ellsworth, Wy
Corone Fields
Taree
Walsh VS
Wheel
Irving Garland Bay
Lhbertisements
Boston Terrier Eee
GEO. S. Harris &Co
A. E. Moore Dry Goods
A. E. Moore
Clarion
Main Street
J. Pef
Ellsworth Ausert
Dridge
Lli
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