19 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Ellsworth American
Location
Ellsworth, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1902
Page
1
A sprawling local page outlines foreclosure notices and numerous community notes from Ellsworth and nearby towns. It lists legal actions, church gatherings, club events, personal visits, transport schedules, and assorted incidental happenings with multiple names, places, and dates interwoven across the clipping.
One of the finest organ lines in the state is offered for cash in a sale lot or separately. A line of violins and small instruments, fishing tackle, curtain fixtures, sleds, jewelry, a second hand sewing machine and music sundries are priced near the buyer’s budget. Also a top buggy, two delivery wagons, a jumper pang, platform scales, grindstones, a lawn mower, hose and other items. If you plan to buy an organ this fall, act now and you will not leave empty handed.
Urge to bring every prescription to the pharmacy to ensure materials match the doctor s exact instructions. Emphasizes safety and precision in dispensing medicines for customer confidence.
Hastings in Boston last week Miss Bertha Joy visiting Bar Harbor this week guest of Mrs R F Remick Mrs Mary Jordan and Seth H Jorden of Bangor visited relatives from Friday to Sunday Frank Holden and family from Bar Harbor visited Mrs Holden's parents over Sunday Mrs Arthur Haney returned from Bucksport where she had been since last spring Mr Haney to join her Saturday remarks on local family movements in Ellsworth area
The notice lists events from Thursday November 20 at Manning hall with an Esoteric Judge P. and Masons, to Saturday November 22 at Hancock hall featuring Wagner Harp Orchestra and Quartette Co with tickets 182, ingle 50c. Wednesday November 26 at Hancock hall hosts a concert, ball and capper by Dirigo with admission 250 and reserved seats 350. Wednesday December 10 at Unitarian church annual supper and style.
A station at Hancock on the Maine Central Railroad burned yesterday afternoon between 4 and 6 o clock. The structure housed offices and freight rooms. the contents were saved. Estimated loss £2,000. Fire likely started from a defective chimney. Local notices mention station staff changes and visits by residents, including Charles Leach and Mrs. George Fullerton.
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