Dedham County News Roundup of Illness and Appointments
Dedham reports Mrs. Waldo Cowing recovering from illness. several families note grip and congested liver cases among Burrill and Johnston households. Congregational pastor Rev. Ira Smith arrives April 21. several locals travel or host relatives, with school openings and local events featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Waldo Cowing
Clifford
Marcia
H. P. Burrill
Josephine Peasley
Burlington
Philander Hurd
Bertha Burrill
A. C. Burrill
Brewer
J. E. Turner
Olin Heath
South Brewer
Leonard Black
Jessie
Alfred Gray
Raymond Goodwin
G. P. Goodwin
Almeda Webber
Brewer and
Holden
Charles Johnson
Sewall Mitchell
Washington County
Carrie Johnston
Inez Hamiton
Manola Colby
Rocksport
Greenbake
Work begins at John Thurston's mill in North Sedewick
North Sedewick reports a busy season ahead with mill work at John Thurston's. G M Allen and J A Closson traveled to Ellsworth while Allen plans to buy lumber in Bangor for major house alterations and will visit his son Roy at Orono College. Local stone-cutters and quarrymen expect work in Stonington Somesville and Waldoboro as demand rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sedewick
John Thurston
G. M. Allen
J. A. Closson
Ellsworth
Allen
Bangor
Roy
Orono College
Stonington
Somesville
Waldoboro
Local Notes From Downty Harbor And Nearby Towns
A compilation of community updates includes Mrs E F Farnaworth returning from Boston, Mrs A W Clark visiting relatives there, and local youths gathering fragrant Mayflowers after a woods trip. The Claremont hosts visitors Underwood Rand and friends as the W C T U plans a rummage sale at Tremont hall to aid temperance work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outhweat Harbor
E. F. Farnaworth
Boston
A. W. Clark
Davesport
Underwood
Rand
Claremont
Tremont Hall
William Lawton
Backsport
Simeon Holden
O. W. Cousins
Ellsworth Falls Community Notes Parade of Local News
Miss Alice 8 Flood visits Bangor relatives. Mrs George Higgins visits Wesson. Charles Leakie and H W Tucker go to Brooksville for mill work. Mrs Jane Rogers returns from Massachusetts. Lynch's band held a pleasant open air concert Monday. Harvey Salisbury buys Webber house. Martin Salisbury to move in. Interstate Milkmaids Convention held in vestry. $80 proceeds to aid church. repeats Thursday. Robert Gerry Jr returns to Boston. Henry E Davis Fred Gerry and Frank Gerry plan move to Pasco Wash. They will live there. first West visit. friends wish them success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Flood
Bangor
George Higgins
Wession
Charles Leakie
H. W. Tucker
Brooksville
Jane Rogers
Massachusetts
Lynch
Harvey Salisbury
Webber
M. M. Moore
Martin Salisbury
Robert Gerry, Jr
Boston
Henry E. Davis
Fred
Frank Gerry
Pasco
Wash
West
Lakewood Briefs and Local Happenings
Rafus H. Young was here buying fara last week. P. V. Allen owns a herd of sixteen cows at Lindendarat farm. The ice went out of Green Lake on April 22, eight weeks later than last year. A surprise party occurred at John Lourdette's Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafus H. Young
Fara
P.V. Allen
Lindendarat Farm
Green Lake
John Lourdette
East Sullivan News and Local Happenings
Saturday visits in Bangor Doyle and Havey run the stove mill day and night Miss Bernice Smith left for Amherst to teach school Mrs Emma Crowley Lindsey of Portsmouth NH visits sister Miss Linda Crowley illness keeps several at home East Sullivan dramatic club to stage A Fisherman's Luck May 1 wharf work near completion dredging hoped to ease tide issues village society formed May 8 meeting includes book party and candy sale North Penobscot schools started Monday Andrew Staples buys horse Hay at 12 dollars per ton Asa Milliken longtime Surry resident dies in Bangor Bridges family returns from Springfield Mrs Sarah Haney sells farm vacant houses and farms await buyers April 30 Went Tremont Edwin Lopaus visits Basil R Lunt Edna Lunt visit Rich returns from sardine factory Creddmoor steamer docks for sardine trade funeral for Robert B Dix attended Miss Rena Lunt heads to Manset
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enat Sullivan
Gilbert E. Simpson
Bangor
Doyle & Havey
Bernice Smith
Amherst
Emma Crowley Lindsey
Portsmouth
N. H
Linda Crowley
Charles Robertson
Herbert Johnson
Elmer Hanna
East Sullivan Dramatic Club
East Sullivan
Frenchman's Bay
East Sullivan Village
Andrew Staples
Asa Milliken
Surry
Everard Leach
C.H. Bridges
Springfield
Mass
Bridges
Sarah Haney
Chatto
Tremont
Edwin Lopaus
W.H. Hanna
Basil R. Lunt
Edna
Lunt
Rowe Rich
M. J. Dix
Rich
Creedmoor
Capt. Welch
Stonington
Ernest L. Dix
Robert B. Dix
Sadie LaCount
Manset
Rena Lunt
G. W. Davis
Mea
L.A. Clark
MOUTH OF THE RIVER LOCAL NOTES AND NAMES
Miss Lota Maret teaches in district two instead of one. Miss Phebe Kiet of Mt. Desert Ferry visits sister Mrs. Christopher Brenton. Mrs. Betsy Milliken trips to Rockland aboard schooner Forester. Indies and society meet with Mrs. Celia Fullerton Thursday. Lenore Pratt returns from Boston to teach in Remfolk. Mrs. Isaac Smith returns from winter in East Boston to stay with daughter Anneta Betts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lota Maret
Phebe Kiet
Mt. Desert Ferry
Christopher Brenton
Betsy Milliken
Rockland
Iaac Smith
Annetta Betts
Boston
West Ellsworth Movers and Local Social Notes
Frank Herrick and family relocate to Eden while Miss Cora Carter moves to Bar Harbor for work. Albion and Vinal Gaptit arrive in Eden, Mrs. Clarissa Billington visits from Surry, and Julia H. Barron marks her ninth birthday with friends. Mayflowers, games, and a Hood’s cure Liver Ills sales pitch wrap the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Herrick
Eden
Cora Carter
Bar Harbor
Albion
Vinal Gaptit
Clarissa Billington
Surry
Grace Barron
Julia H. Barron
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Mts
M. Gallert
White Goods
New England
County News
Ira Smith
Congregational Church
Beulah Gray
Hattie
J. F. Cowing
Marion
Ida
Hazel
Asnviate
Armherst
E. J. Robertson
Portland
M. A. Bunker
West Sullivan
Nellie Bunker
Mary Goodwin
William Adair
West Gouldstoro
E. J. Potter
Eliza Hill
Mamie Evans
Sullivan
Miss Evans
Wilma Googins
Prospect Road
Gouldsboro
Miss Googins
St ‘San Calenguer Ns
Mr. Cummings
South, Congregational Church
Forest Hills
Miss Perry
Col
Augustus B. Perry
Ous
Charles Fogg
Edgar Robbins
Jessie Fogg
Hull’s Cove
Eliza Jordan
Byron Robbins
Fernando
J.L. Fogg
Hull's Cove
Eddington
Leonard Marsh
Arthur Chilcott
George Jollison
Marlboro
Clifton
Jellison
Union River
Daniel Oaks
Hiram Butler
W.C
Philosopher
East Surry
Julia A. Chatto
Philip Stinson
Lilian Lord
Susan Lord
Evelyn Bellatty
Eva ‘Treworgy
Clarence Smith
Lilla Lord
Fanny Synclair
Nancy Bellatty
Clara Yorke
Lillian Ward
Erica Treworgy
Harvey Treworgy
DeWitt
Pilea
Wickis
Per Addi
Ional County News
Woopavry
Ira Page
W. Treworg
Fred Allen
Edith Allen
Sargentville
Inez Page
Elvira Austin
Mary Pierce
Maria Thompson
Mildred Durgain
Minnie Gray
Everett Allen
A. Parker
Eugene Allen
Aenanl
Geneva Leland
Mary Wood
North Brooks
William Grindie
Perkins
Park Hs
Clinton
Curtis Durgain
C.C
Downty
George King
James Garland
Granville Jeilison
Otis
Winnie Jellison
New York
Lottie B. McLain
South Bluebill
Hadley’s Point
Albion K
Vinal R. Guptilt
Ellworth
Richards
Locust Grove
D.G. Hall
W. E. Peach
P.O. Silsby
C. H. Buzzell
Georgia Penny
J.P. Grover
Millard Kittridge
Eastbrook
Haslam
Silsby
Orrington
Adelbert Chick
Cora Gordon
Augustus Archer
Sargentvine
T. H. Harding
Maine Lake Ice Co
Clarence Venner
Frank Greenlaw
Lynn
Cora Harding
George Foster
Pittston
John D. Crimmin
DeMeyer
Harry Crimmin
Edward Grindle
Bluehill Fats
Isaac Saunders
North Penobscot
South Bluehill
Divah Emerson
Sunshine
A. R. Canary
Mra. P
South Ripehill
B. H. Candage
Alden Canary
Irving Candage
Sun
Birch Harbor
Sanford Joy
Hast Machias
Sibyl Handy
Arlington
A. H. Winslow
Lutie Guptill
Guptill
Nellie Temple
Senwatt
Lora Doliver
Oak Point
Samuel Moore
Gard Carter
Mauset
James Parker
Portland Hospital
Parker
Dolly
M.M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Ellsworth Falls
Lakewood
North Penonacot
Thelma
West Ellsworth
Hood
H. Hay's Sons
Best Howes the
CANDY
Bo Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
Tim Exisworth Aonmnicay
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