Store grows with enlarged departments and new show room
The store announces enlarged departments including carpet, drapery, house furnishings, ready made wear for ladies and children, and a bigger showroom. It touts a top selling stock of wash fabrics, silks, dress goods, laces, embroideries, hosiery, underwear, corsets, and a large spring stock with free alterations. Customers are invited to visit the new sales room praised as the best arranged in the state.
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Portland
East Orana people attend funeral and local notes
Mark Dunham of Brockton visits East Orana for his father’s funeral and returns home. Several Bangor residents, including Miss Virginia Severence, visit relatives. Lemusi Dunhem dies June 4 at age about eighty four. funeral led by Rev. Garland, interment at Hack Ridge cemetery. Local seminary notes mention prize essay, graduates, and campus news. Nearby events include a dance planned by the Bohemian club and quarries strike ongoing with no settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oriana
Mark Dunham
Brockton
Mass
John Bisisdell
Bangor
George Snow
Bluebill
Cochran
Virginia Severence
Bernice Mason
Jack Huckins
Helen Blaisdell
Charles Gibbs
Grand Lake Stream
T. F. Mason
Lemusi Dunhem
Mr. Garland
Hack Ridge
Fred Forsyth
Buckeport
Augustine Mason
Bohemian Club
Monaghan
Epworth League
William Forsyth
Parker Spofford
F.L. Hayward
Bucksport
Nettie L. Haney
Haney
Grace Church
Ralph Kendall
Orrington
Bue L. Hinks
Herbert L. Abbott
Sue L Hinks
Mie
Roma Webb
Camden July 4 Celebration Opens Trotting Park Big Parade
Camden will celebrate its new trotting park on July 4 with a morning parade balloon ascensions trick bicycle riding baseball games and horse exhibitions. Races feature top Oregon horses with classes 419 228 290 235 and 3 minutes and total purses around 1300. Governor Hot and staff may attend with remarks by Congress member Littlefield. Maine Central and steamship Hoes offer special July rates. Funeral services held for Sidney J Young a 50 year old quarryman who died by self inflicted hanging after job loss.
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Camden
Ite
Thomas W. Lawson
Congress
Littlefield
Maine Central
County News Roundup from Adosaln County
County news reports several residents traveling or residing away from home and local sites. J M Williams left for Portland while Basale Williams travels to Bar Harbor for the summer. Abe reports season’s first sardine factory catch. N H Cole returned from Grand Menan. Mrs W P Hewine and children with Miss Bianco visited Winter Harbor. Mrs Raymond Guptil and Miss Guptil with Miss Josie Hawkins called on friends. Improvement society works on sidewalks. same officers retained. Village schools closed for term end. program featured by Miss Maria Ban of Franklin and Miss Lucy Banker of South Gouldsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Williams
Portland
Josie Hawkins
Improvement Society
Sybil Cole
Janche Denny
Visage Improvement Society
Maria Ban
Franklin
Lucy Banker
South Gouldsboro
New Train Will Improve Mail Service Between New York and Portland
New York Express announces a revised schedule enabling summer visitors to reach White Mountains and Maine seashore towns earlier. E J Ryw, superintendent of railway mail service for the New England division, says the New York to Portland train leaves at 9 PM arriving 10 55 PM at Springfield and reaches Portland by 5 40 AM, with connections to Bethlehem Quebec Bangor Bar Harbor and other points. A return service from Portland departs 28 PM arriving New York at 7 05 AM, with mail cars routing through Nashua Manchester and other hubs, marking substantial time savings for Maine and New Hampshire destinations.
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E. J. Ryw
New England
New York
Portland
White Mountains
Maine Seashore
Springfield
Worcester
Nasbus
Toall
Bethlehem
N. Sm
BFB
Quebec
Bangor
Bar Harbor
Fabyans
Bar Harbor Aro
Nashua
Field
Malls
Pabyane
CHURCH NOTES UNITARIAN AND CONGREGATIONAL SERVICES
Unitarian Rev A H Coar lists Friday teachers meeting at Mrs Wiggin on topic The Crucifixion of Jona. Sunday schedule shows morning service at 10.90 and Sunday school at 1.45. Congregational Rev J M Adama leads Friday prayer meeting with June 15 events the morning service at 10 and Sunday school at 11 45. Band by Rev David Kerr Friday 7 30 prayer meeting. June 15 service 10 9 with sermon and Sunday school at noon. Junior Band at 6 p m Children’s Day concert at 7. Trenton service Sunday 2 30 p m led by Mr Kerr. Episcopal Rev J P Simonton 1030 Sunday school 11 45 Junior league 3 p m Temperance and prayer meetings on Friday. Bayside service Sunday 2 30 p m led by Mr Simonton. 7 3 0. Dance and supper at Carrs ball tomorrow. Wilson’s orchestra to play. If stormy, postponed to next Saturday evening.
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Unitarian
A. H. Coar
Wiggin
Jona
J. M. Adama
Arrier
David Kerr
All Welcome
Bundey
Janior
Trenton
Kerr
J. P. Simonton
Bayside
Simonton
Shere
Wilson
Ellsworth Falls Community Notes Include Visits and Death
Last week neighbors hosted visitors from Bangor Stonington and Marflarbor while others enjoy brief vacations in Hope. Thomas McGrath returned from New York and Philadelphia. The Palls grammar school held graduation exercises in the church Friday. Emma Wood visited from Bangor. Lynch's band played in the square to a large crowd. Dana Melvin, two, died Tuesday of Bright's disease. funeral Thursday at 10 AM from the house. Mrs. W. H. Brown visited Bar Harbor. Sympathy goes to the family.
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C. W. Smith
Bangor
Irs
H.W. Conley
Son Barton
Stonington
W. M. Davis
Hopedele Mass
Robert Holden
Mar Flarbor
L. Hastings
Thomas McGrath
New York
Philadelphia
Palls Grammar School
Emma Wood
Henry R. Wood
Lynch
W. H. Brown
Bar Harbor
Lynwood Parsons
Dana Melvin
Arthur Salisbury
Bright
Dana
Mouth of the River Graduation at Local School
The school closed Friday after a profitable term under Miss Ella M Jade with eleven perfect attendances among twenty five pupils. Graduation was held at the schoolhouse with three graduates Vina E Ray Alice Wilson and Lucy M Holt. salutatory Jonas Lover of My Soul and a valedictory The Last Charge were presented as diplomas were given by Superintendent of Schools Claas Ode.
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Ella M. Jade
Eva Clemon
Lacy Holt
Hazel Holt
Vern Pratt
Beatrice Pratt
Marton Stone
Alice Wilson
Alma Wilson
May Wilson
Vina Ray
Gladys Sadier
Vina E. Ray
Alice
Lucy M. Holt
Jonas
Allee J Wilson
Vina E Ray
Superintendent of Schools
Claas
Local Notices From West Ensy Area Events
West Ensy notices report Annie Hooper traveling to New York with a sister’s husband. Mercy Carter, an aged cripple, injured after a fall in a cellar last week. J A Stackpole hosted a large party at home Saturday night. Herold P Carter visited parents in Frankl in. Hattie Barron traveled to Bangor to stay with daughter Emma Bodge. Children’s Day planned for Went Elsworth and Dollardtown Sunday schools. District 11 school closed Friday. several pupils listed as not absent. District 10 teacher Louise Allen to close Friday with graduation Saturday afternoon for William Lemp, Mary Annie Smith, Gertie Leeds, Millie Reed, Lara Carter, Ray Dollard.
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Mercy Carter
J. A. Stackpole
Herold P. Carter
W. J. Hardisom
Frankiie
Hattie Barron
Bangor
Emma Bodge
Shareh
Went Elsworth Snd Dollardtown
Gracie Hooper
Aivab Gites
Linale Carter
Aidaste Herrick
Missouise Alien
William Lemp
Mary Annie Smith
Gertie B. Leeds
Millie Reed
Lara P. Carter
Ray Alta Dollard
Miss Nellie Walker Visits Brewer Friends
North Ellsworth notes indicate Miss Nellie Walker of Brewer visiting there while Miss Mary McParland stays with Hazel McGow. A church concert was postponed to June 15 due to weather. John McFarland formerly of Lawrence Mass died in Hathorne hospital after an eighteen month illness. burial in local chapel with Rev J P Simonton officiating. He was about seventy six, Civil War veteran from Co I 26th Maine.
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Nellie Walker
Brewer
Mary McParland
Hazel McGow
Nelson Hades
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lottie Maddocks
Mabel Clement
John Mr. McWarland
Lawrence
Mass
J. P. Simonton
McVarland
Aitty
Lakewood School Funds Gift For Instrument Purchase
Parliament notes a Lakewood school raised funds to buy a musical instrument. A separate local incident involved violations of fish and game laws last week when someone blew up a fish into the pool below Green Lake dam, following a bulkhead breakage. authorities brought the perpetrator to justice.
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Green Lake
New Woman Hailed By Health Advert for Pex runa
A Brooklyn woman testifies that several bottles of Pex runa relieved her long standing health issues and pains from monthly periods. The letter promotes Dr Hartman and his Columbus Ohio address offering free medical guidance and home treatment directions, with medicines available at local drugstores.
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Northfield
Jane S. Dane
David Kennedy
Jane
Dane
Bright
Ronout
Pennie
Alice Cohn
Hartman
Columbus
Smull
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Ohio
Temper and the damage of ill temper in society
The article condemns ill temper in all its forms from furious outbursts to continual irritability. It argues such behavior poisons domestic peace, harms friendships, and ends pleasurable companionship. It notes those who indulge lack self control and unintentionally harm others.
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Madras
M. Gallert
County News
Ill Cow Nen
J. A. Lowell
Hancock
Dinsmore
Wilbur
Otis Orcutt
Prankila
Bunker
Prets
Errer
Lamoine
Hancock County Pomona
Avin
Friel-Grittio Stock Co
Lorenzo Grows
Fred Greenlaw
X.K. Knowlton
Postofic
Thariow
Joe Man
J. LT Market
W. Fifield
Barber
Brimigeon
G. W. Hedman
Rose “Arey
Uni
Cove
Eveline Richardson
Ellen Hawor
Ellsworth
Raipu
Josephs Jord
D. Batley
Millard Hamer
Hamer
Eliza Wilcomb
Elles Hamer
Core Davis
Otter Creek
Arno Jordan
Samuel Bailey
June Axe
Provincetown
Marine Hospital
Chelsea
Biren Harner
Grace Bunker
Sorrento
D. A. Fitzgerald
Stoington
Rockland
Amos Leighton
Milbridge
W. J. Perkins
Ares Jone
North Sedgwick
Sidney J. Young
Young
Axe
E. D. Chase
NEW York Express
Churca
Mrs. Dane
Northfield, Vt
Ellsworth Falls
West Ensy
Annie Hooper
North Ellsworth
Lakewood
Aliee Cohn
Fleventh Street
Brooklyn, N.Y
Kilmer
Binghamton
Atwood
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