Our Store grows with new sales room full line of furnishings
Have you watched our Store grow The new sales room displays a full line of carpets mattings oilcloths lace and muslin curtains draperies window shades rugs art squares and house furnishings This is the best arranged show room in the State We have moved ready made wear to the second floor with a trying on room Our spring and summer waists petticoats and costumes are ready Alterations are free Stock features wash fabrics dress goods silks trimmings laces embroideries and hosiery and underwear. The best corsets in the city with enlarged floor space. Prices claimed unbeatable.
Bar Harbor notes and personal brief items
Bar Harbor gossip and activity includes Sullivan visiting sister Mrs Johnson, doctor Cleaves aiding a sick horse, Fred Patten buying a farm, Whittier league social, Campbell cottage preparations for summer, a Bar Harbor trip to Trenton, house party for A H Webber, numerous local visitors and residents, new naphtha boats planned, fair fishing reports, and community events dated May 18 and 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Cleaves
Bar Harbor
Organ Fund
Dwight Baldwin
Allston
Mass
Alice Campbell
Cherryfield
Hancock Point
Noted Catholic Clergyman Expands Island Parishes
Father O'Brien of Bisworh earns praise for extensive church work on Mt Decent Teand and Grindstone Neck. A new church near St Christopher’s Episcopal, financed by John G. Moore’s estate, rises at about 3000 dollars in a romenesque renaissance style by architect E. H. Denby and builder A. E. Lawrence. Northeast Harbor’s St Lenatius parish doubles in size after winter remodeling, accommodating up to 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cato
J. D O'Brien
Bisworh
Mt. Decent Teand
Bileworth
Father O'Brien
Grindstone Neck
John G. Moore
New York
E. H. Denby
A. E. Lawrence
Bar Harbor
St. Christopher’s Epicopal Church
County News Briefs From North Penobscot Area
North Penobscot grange members visited Halcyon Grange on Saturday with several named attendees. De grees were conferred and refreshments served. Mary Sowle heads to Southwest Harbor for summer employment as the new Methodist pastor Rev. Wallace Cutter preaches his first service. Gouldsboro baseball beat Bar Harbor 23 to 6 at Bar Harbor diamond. Gouldsboro expects rem game in Gouldsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goura
Mary Sowle
Southwest Harbor
Wallace Cutter
Prospect Harbor
Gouldsboro
Bar Harbor
Free trial bottles of Dr David Kennedy remedy advertised
An old newspaper advertisement promises free trial bottles and a pamphlet of medical advice for Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. It claims the kidney medicine cures many conditions and notes a high success rate leading to purchases, with pricing of one large bottle or six for five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
DR. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout, N
Beneft
Peruna praised by women in testimonials in St Louis letter
Barbara McDonald of St Louis writes of Peruna providing relief from catarrh of the stomach and general fatigue after medical advice failed. Julia V. Teller of Milwaukee cites three members helped by Peruna, noting a cure after eight bottles. The notice urges readers to send symptoms for free home treatment guidance from Dr. Hartman of Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara McDonald
St. Louis
Julia V. Teller
Prairie Street
Milwaukee
Wis
German Young Woman's Union
Young Woman's Union
Mary Hardy
W. Polk Street
Chicago
Catherine R. Bertos
St. Elm Street
Centralia
Dn Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
County notes on local people and harbor activity
Fred Hawes returns from Bar Harbor and Miss Grace Banker visits East Sullivan. many locals listed visiting relatives, recovering from illness, or moving to Prospect Harbor for summer. The assessors finish tax books for 1902, William H. Stover collects. Schooner Lizzie J. Clark discharges cargo from Portland, freight business rising. C. B. Lindwey and family back from Steuben. May 19 closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firnokaville
Fred Hawes
Bar Harbor
Mire
Minnie Lord
Bath
Will Taptey
Mark Teland Hight
Lere
Dr. Parrow
Wiliam H . Stover
George H. Tapley
Lizzie J. Clark
Condon
Portland
Biren Harnors
G Abbott
Tieite
NA. Potter
Winter Harbor
C. B. Lindwey
Fainily
Steuben
Wakefield
Prospect Harbor
Ellsworth Alls and Nearby Travel News Brief
Edward Kincaid and wife spent Sunday in Bar Harbor while George A. Waters stayed at home in East Hampden. Miss Bernice Lord visited Bangor Friday and Saturday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Martin Salisbury Sunday morning. A vestry concert was held this evening to aid the church. Mrs William Moore and Miss Eugenie Moore visited from Bangor for a few days. Frank Holden of Bar Harbor and Mrs Frank Morgan of Boston, with L C Hastle and family, left Monday noon for Rochester, N Y after visiting Armstrongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattham
Gertrude Bates
Lagrange
William Macomber
Ellsworth
Wington Moore
Ellsworth Falls
M. K. Haslam
William Cowpick
Jordan
Howard Moore
Lileworth
Hulda Graves
Adelbert Kelley
Bangor
Edward Kincaid
Bar Harbor
George A. Waters
East Hampden
Bernice Lord
Martin Salisbury
Wiliam Moore
Eugenie Moore
Frank Holden
Frank Morgan
Boston
Ing
L. C. Hastle
William Armstrong
Mr. Armstrong
M. Dey Noon
Rochester
N. A
Origin of volcanic eruptions according to Dr G Hartwig
Dr G Hartwig in Volcanoes and Earthquakes argues eruptions arise from a large subterranean lava cavity beneath active volcanos. He describes heat generation, steam expansion, and cycles of eruption and rest driven by melted rock under pressure, with steam and water converting to gas to drive jets of lava.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Martwig
Dr. G. Hartwig
West Rills Sunday School Organizes Busy Session
Sunday school at West Rills was organized with Mrs Teach as superintendent Avery. Mr and Mrs Whitlam Richardson of North Evinworth visited Mrs Leeds. Nellie Meader from South Lurry visits husband’s parcels. Dolinedtown Sunday School meets with Mrs Grace Barron at home. Harrom remains superintendent.
Mouth of the River: Local Society Meeting Recap
Albert Fullerton attended a Riverelde Improvement society gathering hosted by Mrs Ambrose Mey Donald in Morrison district. Mrs Auguste Look presided over an old-fashioned tacking dee. Two Indies attended, a pleasant time with plentiful tea and were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Fullerton
Ambrose Mey Donald
Tollew Old Society
Riverelde Improvement Society
Morrison District
Auguste Look
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adbi
DRY Coocds
Cheviots
Madras
M. Gallert
County News
Saat Sullivan
Be Jjamin Johnson
Laura Lynch
Susan Frances
Capt
Martin
Henna Bros
Trenton
Stafford Bros
George Butler
Nellie Mann
Evie Bellatty
Grace Morgen
Gertrude Gray
Marion Treworgy
Charles Mann
Lever‘eit Bellatty
East Surry
Leonard Moore
Walter J. Clark, Jr
J. E. Hastings
M. Haynes
W. H. Haynes
Fort Fairfield
W. P. Lowell
E. 8. Burr
Brewer
J. H. McDonald
Green Lake
Ano
Bemba
Atwood
J.D. O'Brien
Hancock Cwsty Thurches
Jomal County News
North Staent
J. E. Webster
Massachusetts
Harry E. Bowden
Frankfort
Isadore Gerrish
Mra
Grindle
Brockton
Highland
Nora Staples
Harvey Leach
Adberty
Perana
Catherine St. Berton
Julia V
Mrs
Forrs. Caren
R.bertos
Tomso
Henri
Ashville
Joha Tracy
Carlton Ash
West ‘van
Bunker
B. Hall
West Gouldsboro
Jonas Lindsey
Edward Patten
Potter
Fearon
Samy Av
Alls
West Rlls
Mra. Teach. Avery Ste Intendent
DT & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
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