Our Store Grows Largest Dry Goods Store East of Portland
Our expanded building doubles floor space to host the largest dry goods store east of Portland. Departments enlarged include carpet, drapery, house furnishings, ready made wear, cloaks, suits, waists, cotton underwear, laces, white goods, silks, dress goods, hosiery, and underwear. Full carpetings, curtains, draperies, and window shades are shown. Alterations free. new spring stock arrives. salesroom praised as best arranged in the state.
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Portland
Miss Jellison visits relatives in Waltham and more notes
Miss Ethel Jellison spends the week with relatives in Waltham. Miss May McCarty returns to Waltham after visiting her mother. Charles Leslie and Irving Shaw who worked in Cherryfield return home. Mrs T Berry of Stratford Conn summering with her mother in the area. Mrs B S Jellison hosts visitors from Hancock Point. A prize dance is planned at Columbian hall on Friday July 2 with music and refreshments.
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Ethel Jellison
Waltham
May McCarty
Walthham
Mass
Charles Leslie
Irving Shaw
Cherryfield
Mira
Ella Davis
Leon
Boston
C J. Treworgy
Jacnity
T. Berry
Stratford, Conn
M. J. Wentworth
Mia
FA. Maxfield
Mattie Jordan
Hancock Point
Mre. B
Jellison
Columbian Bail
Fingg
Muna- Shuretes
Breescher Yen
Mise
Bucksport Man Drowned After Trip With Rosa E Sailors
William D Alexander of North tucks drowned near the Dirigo mill in Brewer shortly after noon on Tuesday. The body was recovered soon after. Alexander, a sailor, had just returned from a trip aboard the schooner Rosa E with Captain Dovey and sought to ship on the renowner J. Chenter Wood under Captain Haskell. He went on deck and vanished. a coat and hat were left on deck. Coroner Hall deemed an inquest unnecessary. a misstep between the schooner and wharf is suspected. He left a wife.
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Bucksport
William D. Alexander
North Tucks
Dirigo
Brewer
Alexander
Dovey
Rosa E
J. Chenter Wood
Haskell
Alex
Deek
Hall
Correcting an Amended Death Notice for Edward T Marshall
The Philadelphia Record notes a misquote from Tit-Bits about Bertie and a gravedigger remark. It corrects the previously reported death of child Edward T. Marshall from Deer Isle, stating that the earlier notice in the American on July 18 was incorrect.
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Philadelphia Record
Dewr Tare
Edward ‘T. Marshall
Deer Isle
Ieee
Treworgy on Trial Continues With Damaging Admissions
Testimony recounts questions to Trewor gy about the Sarah Ware case with denials of murder while detailing alibis, acquaintances, and searches. Witnesses describe canvas pieces, trunk details, and possible links to Fogg and others as detectives press for motive and location of the body.
Peruna endorsements from Congressmen and others
The text presents numerous testimonials endorsing Peruna by U.S. Congressmen such as Crowley Linney Goodwyn and Thurston, plus Senators and other officials, claiming cures for catarrh coughs colds and grippe. It urges readers to write to Dr Hartman for free veterinary or medical advice and endorsements.
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Joseph B. Crowley
Robinson
Crowley Sa
Congramman Crowley
Congressmonhey
United States
Romulus Z. Linney
Taulgyville
N.C
Romulus
Linney
Congresman
A. T. Goodwyn
Raigeon Springs
Als
U.S
W. N. Roachmore
X.D
H.W. Ogden
Beyton, la
H. Ww. Ogden
IW. Smith
Menphysboro
Lib
Geo. W. ‘Smith
David Meekison
Napoleon
David Meekiso Mery
Pease
Stephen R. Mallory
M.C. Butler
South Carolina
M. C. Butler
Y. Sullivan
Miss
W. V. Sullivan
J. M. Thurston
Omaha
Perans
J. M .Thurston
H. G. Worthington
Bucksport Trial Details Mixed Testimony and Delayed Verdict
Court resumed in Bucksport as witnesses revealed shifting stories around Treworgy’s disappearance and the altered testimony of Joe Fogg and others. Detectives denied threats, while family members corroborated several statements amid defense and prosecution maneuvers.
Fragmented hometown notes mix family visits and arrivals
The column lists residents and visitors including Mrs Aunice Williams Miss Lenore Pratt and Mrs Bolie Betts with East Hoxton linking to family visits at homes and a picnic. Maggie Matthews was recalled from Northeast Harbor to care for a seriously ill mother as an ice cream sociable fundraiser drew a crowd.
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Frankin
Aunice Williams
Lenore Pratt
Fanfor
Bolie Betts
East Hoxton
Mary Smith
Matthew Moor
Maggie Matthews
Northeast Harbor
Ling
Local Visitors and Home Projects Highlight Lakewood Notes
Mrs Stella Alien of Benitif visits relatives in Lakewood while John Ballantyne of Boston hauls lumber for a cottage project. James Garland coordinates a jet-powered plan for the base, and Quincy resident is mentioned in the social update.
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Dey Wo Ler
Quincy
John Ballantyne
Boston
Basid
Jame Garland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cheviots
Madras
M. Gallert
Ellsworth Falls
Delia
Acton
Gentleman’s Magazine
John Frederick Komerer
Hohenasperg
Germany
Komereich
Vienna
Kent
Johnny
Philadelphia Press
Bertie
London
Treworgy
Sarah Ware
Patterson
Abbie
Danvers
Miles House
Fogg
Joe Fogg Jr
Jerry Mink
Joe Fors
Sarah
Miles
Baldoc
Wiliam
Ellsworth
Tracy
Big
Bonzey
Nellie D. Raines
Bangor
J. FE. Bunker, Jr
Edward Buck
H. HM. Danbar
Page
Ira Bridges
Scrab Ware
Ware
Tapley
Heywoor
Trecy
Tim
AJ Genn
Crick
C. Wilcox
New Britain
Hartford
David Kennedy
Rondout
David Kenpede
Abbertiser
Crowley
Peruna
Wgressman
Illinois
J. B. Crowley
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Zee Barteeas Seattastem
Ostaniey Mio
J.B .Crowley
Mts
Receas
Emery
Seiders
Loshow
Nancy M. Clark
George Wiles
Treworgy's
George Wilen
Sewall Heywood
Louis P. Tapley
James Melnnis
Sud
Joseph Foust, Jr
Mali
Selders
Joe Fogg
Ewe Grove
Excepton
L. F. Hooper
Aheriff
Foge
Hooper
Joe Foge, Jr
Joseph Mink
Mink
J. C. Whittemore
Mary K. Bontey
Lillian Fogg
Joe
Frank Thompson
Siler
Mere
George Eldridge
Worthley
Lakewood
Larakola
New York
CG. A. Parcher
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