Crabtree and White Wed in Bangor High Noon Wedding
Mint Maud Myrtie Crabtree daughter of Mrs Juda A Crabtree and Samuel Tikten White of Bangor were married at the bride’s home in this city. The simple ceremony featured evergreen and white decor with guests from Boston Bangor Bar Harbor and Ellsworth. Rev Christopher Leffingwell officiated. The gown was white albatross with stitched white satin. Bridesmaid Elizabeth Morrison and best man Harry J Crabtree joined in the celebration. The couple left for Bucksport then Moosehead Lake for two weeks and will reside at 200 Pine Street Bangor. The bride has worked in Bangor stores and the bridegroom holds a position with Thurston Kingsbury.
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Bucksport
Moosehead Lake
Pine Street
Bangor
C. Nichols and
Benson & Miller
Ellsworth considers buying new hook and ladder truck
Ellsworth officials held a recessed meeting to discuss a possible purchase of a new hook and ladder truck. The board weighed bridge plans for Bangor and a Brimmer’s bridge repair, plus street sprinkler timing and a lumber, wood and bark auction official.
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Ellaworth
Greely
Ald
Stuart
Pattes
Higgins
Bangor
Brimmer's Bridge
Toader
Fire Department
Brown
Ellsworth
Harry 8. Jones
Emery Strout
Local notes of residents and travel in brief
George Ober lost a cow last week. William K. McGown is admitted with a lame hand. Mrs. Mary P. Moore returning home after visiting friends. Miss Lottie Maddocks returned home from Hancock. Miss Lida Patten, teaching in Holden, spent weekend with her parents, George W. Patten and wife. Herbert Higgins of Lynn, Mass, visiting friends there. While there, Mr. Higgins caught a pix nound salmon.
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George Ober
William K. McGown
Mary P. Moore
Lottie Maddocks
Hancock
Lida Patten
Holden
George W. Patten
Herbert Higgins
Lynn
Mass
Mr. Higgins
Ellsworth Falls Summer Travel Notes Residents Abroad
Miss Mabel Maddocks has gone to Bar Harbor for the summer. Miss Millie N. from Rockland is there to spend the season with Mrs. Victoria Cottle. Rev. H. W. Conley and family returned to Stonington. Mrs. Peter Jordan and Miss Josie Salis bury were en route to Otis for a week. C. W. Smith was in Amherst. his wife returned there after two weeks with her mother.
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Mabel Maddocks
Bar Harbor
Millie N In
Rockland
Victoris Cottle
H. W. Conley
Stonington
Mra
Peter Jordan
Josie Salisbury
Otis
C. W. Smith
Amherst
Smith
Tea Punch Recipe from Ladies' Home Journal
A vintage instructions for a citrus tea punch. Mix one tablespoon of tea in a large pitcher with a quart of water, steep several minutes, then add a pound of sugar lemon juice from six lemons and two oranges. Chill until very cold and serve with candy.
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W. Candy
Ladies’ Home Journal
Wealth, Love, and Loss in a Vanished Home
Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Wayne rise from fortune to poverty, their marriage strained by wealth’s collapse. In a humble kitchen, shared memories and a planned future renew their bond as he lands a modest job and she rekindles affection, proving love a stronger treasure than riches.
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Bertram Wayne
Ames
County News Briefs From Orland to Ellsworth
Breakin notes local views. A B Blake and wife visited Orland. S tender at Swan's Island sardine factory reports activity. several residents work there, including Miss Cora Bridges and Miss Maud Wells. Local school closed for scarlet fever. four cases in North Brooklin. Numerous town notices, deaths, and weddings listed with ages and locations. Ice cream plans and petty ads conclude the page.
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A.B. Blake
Orland
Bridges
Swan's Island
Cora Bridges
Travellers
Sedgwick
Maud Wells
Boa Coast Packing Co
Beth Cousins
Lawrence
Mass
Rone Judge
Massachusetts
G. H. Dorby
Winterport
George Grant
Minnie Hooper
Charleston
North Brooklin
Musa Dollard
Marine List May 1910 Ports and Vessels Notes
Shipping news from various harbors lists sailings and arrivals including vessels such as Carona Harvey Rookland Forester Ann C Stuart and Sadie and Lily. notes include cargoes like lumber bricks and paving stones. ports mentioned include Portland Bar Harbor Rockland and Stonington with multiple captains and operators cited. public notices urge travelers to secure travel before entering trains and refer to connections at Bangor and through routes to Portland and Boston.
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Htorm Potrel
Bonsey
Rondout
Whitcomb, Haynen & Co
Sch
Forester
Farrell
Swan's Island
Ellaworth Lumber Co
Ann C Stuart
Ray
Portland
Sadie
Lily
Mosley
Bar Harbor
New Stable Opened on Franklin Street for Horses
A new stable opened on Franklin Street offering daily weekly or monthly boarding at moderate prices. Horses left in care will receive careful attention from the proprietor.
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