County News Mixed with Local Happenings and Visits
The report covers housing in Surry and nearby villages, noting most houses are filled for next year and a rumor of a return to the old town. It mentions school closings, family moves, illness in Costigan, and various local people including Miss Myrtle Synclair and Captain Leslie Gray, with multiple short notes from January 20 across communities like Sears Deer, Balispury Cove, and Ames Weeks, detailing visits, birthdays, and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary $Inyon
Philbrook
Justette
Surry Village
Surry
Old Town
Sashe Stincon
South Surry
Snow
Mim Fannie Stevens
Belfast
Trenton
Otis E Synclair
Costigan
Clifford Synclair
Amata Young
Myrtle Synclair
Cifford
Penobscot
Nellie F
Seymour
Addie Wardwell
Local notices on construction and community life in Manchester
Harvest g of ice begins. Graves Bros. list about sixty names on payroll. Clarence and Albert McBride arrive from Boston. The band reorganizes under Jay Suiallidg. George Joy runs a singing school. a concert will close the season. Reading room in Bee block hosts daily papers from Bangor to New York. Numerous cottages and additions rise on Manchester Point and Greening Island with Graves Bros. and J H Soulis as key contractors. An insurance man Horton appears in a long local chat about town life and clever neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horner
Graves Bros
Clarence
Albert McBride
Boston
Bras
Jay Suiallidg
George Joy
Bangor
New York
Adams
J. A. Peckham & Son
Harborside
Randolph
D. Joy
John Whittemore
Seervants
Greening Island
Isaac Ralph
J. T. Gardiner
J. H. Soulis x
Smallidge Point
J. H. Soulis
Seth Low
W. W. Vaughan
Rock End Avenue
Bragdon
Bucksport Mra Frank Smith Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Frank Smith, aged 46, daughter of the late Joshua Hill, long prominent in Bucksport musical circles, died Monday evening after a long illness. She leaves a husband and one daughter. George M Ware died Monday forenoon after a long line of Brights disease. He was a Bucksport resident, a stone cutter by early trade, later in the undertaking business with his father Dr Charles F Ware, then with Ellior Nye. He was junior warden of Felicity lodge and a member of Bucksport lodge AOUW and Knowlton Lodge NOP, leaving a wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckaport
Frank ¥. Smith
Mra. Smith
Joshua Hill
Bucksport
George M. Ware
Bright
Mr. Ware
Charles F Ware
Ellior Nye
Bin
Ware
Warech
Felicity Lodge
A. M
Bucksport Lodge
Knowlton Lodge
N.O. P
Ellisworth Falls Social Notes Include Boston Trip
The CL. 8 C. members met with Mrs. A. W. Ellis on Tuesday evening. Mrs. C. J. Treworey and Miss Sure Treworey traveled to Boston for a week's stay. Mr. Friend of Friend & Sullivan clam canning at South Bluebill visited with his granddaughter Miss Millie Eaton on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weenm Fane
B. A. Gray
Mr. Gray
Verona
Roy Tupley
Brookaville
Irving Candage
Newton Cole
Gloucester
Mass
Nellie Herrick
South Bluebill
P. M. Friend
Frank Hodgkins
Faeypt
H. G. Herrick
A. W. Ellis
C.J. Treworey
Sure ‘Treworey
Boston
Mr. Friend
Friend & Sullivan
Clam Canning
Millie Eaton
Mouth of the River Society Notices
Hezekiah Staples is very feeble. William Jones has gone to Massachusetts to visit Bin children. E Sparling and wife of Cranberry Isles were guests of Brother James Wilson as Mrs Annie Ash of Cranberry Isles and Mrs Agnes Phippee of Islesford visited relatives there. The ladies' wid society met with Mrs George Fullerton January 14. The prize apron was won by Mrs James Wilson. Officers chosen include Mrs Celia Fullerton president Mr Ada Ray vice president Mrs Ida Alley secretary treasurer Mrs Betsey Bililiken purchasing committee Mrs Bertha Ray chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezekiah Staples
William Jones
Massachuselts
E. Sparling
Cranberry Intes
James Wilson
Annie Ash
Cranberry Isles
Agnes Phippee
Islesford
Wid Society
George Fullerton
Celia Fullerton
Ada Ray
Ida Alley
Betsey Bililiken
Bertha Ray
West Eliaworth district 10 closes Friday
Sebo in district 10 closes Friday as farmers harvest ice. Mrs. Eben Mayo of Bluehill called on Mrs. Ann Barron Saturday. Mrs. Lemuel Smith has been ill five weeks and is slowly recovering. Mrs Ray Alts Dollard hosted her school teacher and classmates at her home Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebo
Eben Mayo
Bluehill
Ann
Barron
Lemuel Smith
Ray Alts Dollard
Lakewood Campers Move Through Local House Scene
Henry Colpitts and his bin spool wood crew stay inside George A. Moore's residence while Mrs. C F Rollins travels to Bar Harbor Bataraay to visit her daughter. Mrs A H Wilbur visits daughter Mrs Ellen Franklin at the hatchery as Zelmon Garland heads to Flood's pond to work in the woods for David Allebury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Colpitts
George A. Moore
C.F. Rollins
Bar Harbor Bataraay
A. H. Wilbur
Ellen Frankiln
Zelmon Garland
Flood
Also Mentioned on This Page
County News
Hendrick
A.B. Peirce
Henry Bryant
Jacob Bryant
Roland Small
Carl Robbins
Cambridge
Harvard Athletic Association
Eben Greenlaw
Oceanville
Balispury Cove
Gardner Reed
T. 8, Lincomb
W. P. Richardson
Massechusetts
New Grange
Bar Harbor
Mally
Gardner
Breen Lake
Spencer
Bert
Nicotla
E. Grace
B. Hidreth
Mia
Hildreth
Robert Johnson
H.C. Chapman
Cottege
B. J. Franklin
Fib
Ames
Lakewood
Nye
Dolly
I. L Emery
M. L. Emery
Ralph
George
Mary Crossman
Mr. Mills
Holden
Charles Conery
Sedgwick
Hermon Conary
Deer Isle
Alden T. Conary
Deer
Leslie Gray
New Haven
E. Allen Greene
J. W. Haskell
J. G. Barbour
Flora Cotby
Newton
Spofford
H. P. A. Spofford
Allston
C. H. M. Pressey
Air
E. ¥. Haskell
Seawan
Winnie Kent
Allen Lawler
Dudley
Will Newman
Gard Carter
Rora King
Ber Harbor
Peter Benson
Bertha King
Shaw's Business College
Bengor
Wattham
Itot Jordan
Charles Curtis
Hattie Crimain
Ellsworth
Jehison
Wif
George Stanley
Alden Hassem
Franklin
Elsworth
Mark Frost
Thomas Hanscom
Cove
Ramond
William Frost
Samuel Frost
Mollorey Kingman
Skowhegan
Emily H. Hopkins
B.A. Hopking
Josephine Burker
Frankston
Carrie E. Bialsdell
Massachusetts General Hospital
Hancox
Dr. Kilmer & Tome At Stampfoot, Co., Binghamton, N. Y
Atwood
Boston Terrier
J. A.B
Ked Harbor
W. F. Davis
Mr. Davis
Steuben
E. J. Pettee
Milbridge
Amos Leighton
Nancy Abbott
Hancock
Baturdey A. H. Winslow
Albion
Lacy Winslow
Henry
Amor
Upcreek
Amos
Horton
Presbyterian Church
North Sedgwien
Jacob Crosson
Larry
Minnie Thurston
Brooksville
Sadie Eaton
Lucy Closson
Maurice Allen
Millie Durgan
HH. H. Allen
A.P. Carter
Boston Parting
Bar
Alfred A. Carter
Julia A. Carter
West Gouldsboro
Frank Noyes
Emeline Johnson
East Sullivan
Bertha Moore
Gouldsbury
Pupi
Mildred Noyes
Alpheus Kingsley
Joseph Wood
Dorcas Wood
Harry Hammond
W Merritt
Dorthy Noyes
Eulsworth Falls
West Eliaworth
Salea Tot
India
Torchon Inces
Hamburg
M. Gcallert
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