Deer Isle Ships Return Home and Local Notices
Deer Isle men command or crew the yachts Ianthe Constellation and steamers Admiral Akela Papoose Macay while Captains Greenlaw Haskell return from Rockland New Haven. Mrs Spofford dies at 77. a home wedding unites Sadie Ellis and Willis Scott. cholera infant treated with Chamberlains remedy amid local notices and shop confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Harbor
Ianthe
Constellation
Admiral
Akela
Papoose
Macay
Deer Isle
Spring Work and Fishing Beset by Bay Rentals and Travel
Aonen all the spring work and farming and is now getting the bay. Frank Carter, guide, runs a busy boat rental fleet. Large salmon have been caught from the pond recently. Walter Fernald works on the yacht Narcissus, which visited last week. The party fished two days at Great Pond. July 24. Dax Point. John Kimball works on the steamer Rath. Miss Vera Pratt visits cousin Angie Alley. John Barry returned to Brockton Mass for work. Ralph Haynes remains home for buying. Capt. Charles Pray traveled to Bangor for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aone
Frank Carter
Walter Fernald
Narcissus
Great Pond
Dax Point
John Kimball
Rath
Vera Pratt
Minn
Angie A. Alley
John Barry
Brockton
Mass
Ralph Haynes
Charles Pray
Bangor
Roy Haynes
Ballardvale
Catherine Galley
Lena
Julia
Lowell
Bar Harbor
Palmer Leavy
Seturasy
Africa
John Bray
Local Society Notes From Ellsworth and Nearby
Mrs Ella Jordan ill and several Jordan family members appear in this community bulletin. Alval Haslem loses a valuable entry while Miss Mabel Jordan works for Mrs Ailman Jordan. Miss Effie D at Hulls Cove and Rev Scanmmons swap pulpits with Rev Smith. Mrs Julia Kingman spent a week with friends in Ellsworth as Miss Isabel Jordan attends summer school there. George Stanley summoned to Ellsworth Sunday for illness of Miss Ethel Jellison, who is with her grandparents. Mrs Elwood Archer recovering from wheel injuries. Fannie Brown and children of Haverhill MA visiting her parents. Willian Pettengtt and wife Lettie Willey, recently returned from Boston, plan to move to Brewer for housekeeping with Willey employed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Jordan
Ailman Jordan
Effie D
Hull's Cove
Scanmmons
D.B. Smith
Julia Kingman
Ellsworth
Isabel Jordan
W. 8. Hastings
Boston
Hannah Fox
George Stanley
Ethel Jellison
Elwood Archer
Fannie Brown
Haverhill
Mavs
Willian Pettengtt
Lettie Willey
Brewer
Willey
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M. Gallert
Eureka
J. P. Eldridge
Rufus C. Turner
G. W. Abbott
Elijah Partridge
Turne
Nellie G. Partridge
Orland
Eleanor Harriman
John E. West
East Bucksport
Bright
West
Mary Bickford
Stockton Springs
Hood
Aaznat County News
Anneock
Perais Vose
Nancy Abbott
John Wilken
Ellaworth
Annie Wardwell
Bucksport
D. H. Saunders
I. H. Coggins
Malden
Alice Laws
Gertrude Crabtree
Elworth
Effie Fernald
Mars
C. A. Crabtree
Clarence Southerland
South Hancock
Ernest E. Abbott
Caribou
Waukeag
A. Rumill
Irving Coggins
Peck’s Point
Mrs. Coggine
Hancock
Sidewalk Society
Harriet Rollins
Lillian May Kane
Gray
Rollins
Laendler
Miss Rollins
Miss Kane
Mr Rollins
T Bohm
Bret Harte
Becker
Town Hall
Dirigo Orchestra
Fred Greenlaw
Rockland
Jasper W. Haskell
New Haven
E. L. Haskell
Sapphire
Thurson
Caroline E. Spofford
E. P. Spofford
F. Pearl Spofford
Spofford
Ignatius Haskell
M Cnaster-Shipbuilder
F.J
J. Meredith Ellis
Sadie Elora Ellis
Willis W. Scott
Samuel Chapin
Camely
Kate L. Pray
Portland
Walter Allen
Abbie Somes
Walter
John B. Norris
Abbie
Kate L. Pary
Somesville
Somes
Chamberlain
Curtis Baker
Bookwalter
Ohio
Geo
Adbert
Lewis Fri
Hoys
M & Ide
Sele
Oy Hancock
New Bank
Jennie v. mcFarland
Frank Meader
County News
Ella Jordan
Jefferson Haslem
Alval Haslem
Amnera
Henry Butterfield
J. Gibbs
Edna
H. F. Whitcomb
Mr. Jordan
Georgia Penney
F. C. Silsby
8. E. Crosby
Aurora
Edward Patten
Newport
Dr. Patten
Gertrude Nickerson
West Gouldaboro
Mise L
Keatings
Winter Harbor
Mise Martha Spurling
E. D. Shaw
Mabel
Henry L. Griffin
G. Woods
Frank Noyes
East Sullivan
J. B. Woods
Sumor
A. E. Moore
Smith Burtpixo
Mary Stute
Ellsworth, Maine
Science
L. F
Atwood
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