County News Highlights From Coastal Towns
Local notes report Harvey Bragdon returning from New York for summer, Charles Brann improving after illness, and Mrs. Herbert Hodgkins family visiting Eastport for the season. Mentions Raymond McFarland’s healthy return, Dea. George Coggins attending an ordination in Manset, and Elsie Robbins’ summer trip to Bass Harbor. School term closed with Miss Emma Richard’s program. proceeds aid a flag purchase. Fire at Joseph Tapley’s blacksmith shop another incident amid regional activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rth
Lamore
Harvey Bragdon
New York
Charles Brann
Herbert Hodgkins
Eastport
Raymond McFarland
L. Jordan Holt
Dover
Dea
George H. Coggins
Manset
Lamoine Church
Clarence Emery
Emma Richardon
Mt. Desert
Richardson
Miss Richardson
Puplin
Guy Leonard
Ruby Smith
Charles
Local notices from Treme and nearby towns recount arrivals and events
Capt Charles P. Lunt arrives aboard the J. M. Harlow from Franklin with stone for Newark. Edith Romill and Latty family members noted for illnesses and deaths. Locals in Castine, Gorham, and Bowdoinham engage in schooling, summer travel, store openings, ferry rowers, orange parties, entertainments, and fishing successes. Various visits, cyclopedic village items, and a Cascarets advertisement conclude the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Lunt
J. M. Harlow
Franklin
Newark
N. J
Edith Romill
L. W. Romill
Cascarets Candy Cathartic trademark notice
Trade mark notice for Cascarets Candy Cathartic shows the light blue enameled metal box stamped with C.C.C. Each tablet is labeled C.C.C. Not sold in bulk. Available from all druggists Roc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascarets Candy Cathartic
C.C.C
The Lost Garden of a Distant Southland
A fragmentary poem depicts a faded garden scene with references to warm poppies, dim paths, ruined walls, and oleanders. The speaker longs for a white wraith, elusive light, and the vanished voice of happier moods, pursued through a wind swept landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Two Debts and a Dinner
In Paris a daughter Charlotte returns home from a piano lesson with an adventure in an omnibus. Her father M Chapoulot, strict and punctual, balks at the tale but is saved by a generous young man Agenor Baluchot who paid the fare and retrieving the daughter from social peril. The incident ends with a dinner proposal as repayment resolves the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Aristide Chapoulot
M. Chapoulet
Louis XIV
Gertrude
Charlotte
Mademoiselle
Paps
Jack
Poppy
Accept & Sons
Papa
Agenor Baluchot
Nous
Agenor
Monsieur
Chapoulot
Tate
Gert
Marti
Charlotte and
New York Commercial Advertiser
Ellsworth Falls Notes and Local Moves This Week
Lowell attends E H commencement and ball. A party to Bar Harbor by bicycle. Miss Ine Anderson of Bar Harbor visits Miss Anhie Cottle. Arthur Joy and wife move to Alfred Doyle house. Lewis Gray buys and moves into Joy’s vacated house. Roof fire at C J Treworgy’s dry shed threatens structure. crew stops spread with pails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Misa Mae McCarty
Bar Harbor
Ine Anderson
Anhie Cottle
Arthur Joy
Alfred Doyle
Lewis Gray
Joy
C. J. Treworgy
Mouth of the River social notes and meetings
Misses Evie and Agnes Canary of Brewer visit relatives here. Mrs. George Ray spent last week with her husband who works in Brewer. A series of chapel meetings began Friday afternoon and continued through Sunday led by Elders Tinker Wilbur and Garland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Harbor
Annie Handy
Marcus Cleaves
Steuben
Edna Hamilton
Charles Grover
Winter Harbor
N. H. Cole
Harrington
E. G. Abbott
Portland
W.L. Haskell
Sullivan
Ernest Rice
Evie
Agnes Canary
George Ray
Tinker
Wilbur
Garland
Thomas Foster
Bangor
Jordan
Millard Kittredge
Hastbrook
Mrs. Haslem
Gertrude Jewett
Nina Crosby
Aurore
Waterville
Swan's Island
Day
Milbridge
Mr. Day
Drs. Day
Sadie Gross
Baby
Mamie Stinson Rockland
Marietta Bacon
Jane
County News Highlights and Fish Week Reports
Amherst binocular county items note guests visiting local families from Orington to Boston. A town ice cream social is planned for June 29 at the town hall. Harbor vessels from Cranberry Isles report brisk fish landings totaling tens of thousands of pounds, with schooners Rozella Margaret Leonard Quoc ette Tanniscott Van guard and Samuel Byrane among leaders. Residents travel to Boston, rent homes for the season, and several families host guests while clergy conduct services on Manset and Swan's Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Millard Foster
Brewer
Josephene Dunham
Boston
J. H. Patten Toesda
Edward Bunker
Bar Harbor
Mary Billings
Eddington
Myrtie Silsby
George Anderson
Portland
Mary Bowes
Holden
Alta Emery
Salisbury Cove
Clarence Emery
Vernon King
Moston
Manset
Rozella
Peter Benson
Margaret Leonard
Willis Bunker
Gilley
Tanniscott
Freeman Stanley
Vanguard
Bert Spurling
Cranberry Isles
Samuel Byrane
Salem
Johnson
James Parker
John Hopkins
B. H. Mayo
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Ellsworth
M. Gallert
New England
Barcletts
Elsie Robbins
Bass “Harbor
Calvin Ober
W. H. Freeman & Co
Seal Harbor
South Brooks
Prof. Knight
Joseph Tapley
M. D. Chatto
J.8. Condon
Enat Binenin
Harry J. Allen
Amos R. Carter
Grange
L. B. Grindle
Mary B. Hinckley
Elizabeth Grindle
Jons
County News
J. Latty
Vernon H. Latty
Mr. Mitchell
E. T. Russell & Co
Smith
Tilden
F. W. Lunt
Nettie Tinker
F. W. Lunt’s
Zulma Lunt
Gorham Normal School
Nettie Lunt
Brighton High School
Massachusetts
Miss Nettie
Bowdoinham
Gorham
Thelma
Anna Blodgett
Annie
Bast Franks
Edith Gordon
Hattie Bisisdell
Eastbrook
Grace Woodside
Susie Gordon
Methodist Society
C. M. Blaisdell
C. E. Society of the Free Baptist Church
Lizzie Patten
East Sullivan
Genese Jane
G. £. Greely
Somerville
Mass
Penobscot River
Washington Co
Giles
Burrill
L. F
Atwood’s Bitters
Charlotte Becker
Ainilee
Texas
Bill
Avianta Constitution
Ellsworth Falls
Lakewood
Amherst
J.P. Grover
Brower
Adelbert Chick
Orington
B. W. Silsby
Sargentville
W. Sargent
George Foster
Frank Harding
James Russell
Brookhaven
Charles Dority
Deer Isle
W. A. Hooper
Hattie P. Simpson
Daniel Faulkner
Maine Lake Ice Co
South Penabecor
Frank Staples
Lynwood
Belfast
Ther
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