Local News and School Notes From Elmworth
Mrs Lizele Partridge returned from New York last week and Miss Fannie Stover came back from Portland Boston and New York. The academy’s Chemtenese club entertained readers and the Beech Hill and Witham districts began winter term teaching. A Baptist bible day concert drew a crowd and union Thanksgiving services were planned with pastors giving addresses. The Mountain Echo praised for its editorial team led by Eleanor Wescott. A rubber party at the P C E raised a prize for Miss Bertha Sergent. Land was sold at auction to two gentlemen who found the ladies’ names on the boxes. Waltnam School in district No 2 closed for the nov 21 term with exercises, and Miss Friend’s class received tokens and money from grateful pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Stover
Portland
Boston
New York
C. Clough
Dorebenter
The
Academy
Chemtenese
B. K. Herrick T
Beech Hill
A. B. Canary
Witham
Baptist Church
Congregational Church
C. G. Harwood
Mountain Echo
Mudente
Mise Eleanor Wescott
Eleworth
C. E
Bertha Sergent
Smallpox Scare Tangles Rockland and Nearby Ports
Reports from Rockland and Stonington describe a spreading smallpox scare tied to a sailor from the carrier ship Carrie C Miles and a second vessel Mary Augusta. Quarantine measures were imposed on several schooners including Georgiott and Mary Augusta, with vaccination precautions aboard the Miles and. The situation prompted authorities to isolate suspected cases and reinforce entry checks, while a local joke about theater life closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonington
Stonnington
Amrien J. Jeffreys
Spruce Head
Rockland
Portland
Stenington
Carrie C. Miles
Miles
Boston
Surprise Party for Mr and Mire Small at Small's Inn
County news reports a pleasant surprise gathering at Riverside Bell for Mr and Mire Small. About 10 guests, red tablecloths, games, supper, and gifts including $5 from the Columbis chapter of the Order of the Mastera Star. Hosts Mr and Mrs Small run a former hotel site. page notes closure after a fire and no plans to reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Small
Riverside Bell
Red
Sonal
Drew
Small
Columbis Chapter
Order of the Mastera Star
North Sedgwick
Bucksport Notes Chronicle of Winter in Bucksport
The Bucksport column reports residents traveling to relatives in Wrentham and Boston, local injuries from icy walks, and a stream of aging ships and coal concerns. It notes the schooner Mentora nearing end of service, the Imm Green carrying coal for Buckley and Preble, coal shortages, and a growing wood market as fuel. Also covers Nicholson fleet activity, the Landseer purchase, and local social updates including visits, repairs, and a Brimmer's Bridge entertainment.
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Imm Green
Buckley & Preble
Bucksport
T. M. Michelon
F. F Smith
Nicholson
Cushing & Wardwell
Capt Nicholson
A. M. Nicholson
Irving Lestie
Wweal
Unreadable Patient Plea On Lengthy Medical Suffering
A damaged fragment recounts prolonged misery and failed remedies over years. The speaker notes seeking prescriptions and medicines without relief, sharing a personal account of persistent distress and seeking help.
Inclement Weather Prompts Coughs Colds and Catarrh
Weather shifts from tropical to Arctic strain provoke widespread illness. Letters extol Peruna remedy from Chicago to Washington, claiming relief for chest pain, indigestion, and coughs caused by inclement weather. Women leaders praise Peruna for aiding weather related ailments and urge readers to obtain the free book on catarrh.
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Mms
Lavina Walker
Perana
Lavias K. Walker
Perana Medicine Co
Columbus, O
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Cata
Ohio swine breeder visits western relatives in New Hampshire
Jadson G. Marron improves his herd of swine with help from Ava A. Mitchell of Dawson City Alesss and Joho Mitchell and wife of Whatcom Washington who visited their father Joho G. Mitchell and Mrs. Mary Bowery. They will return west after visits to Derby farm Dublin and Boston. Also noted is a death: Mrs. Katie Haskell, wife of Hiram Haskell and daughter of Benjamin Carter of West Surry, died Sunday morning, November 3.
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Jadson G. Marron
Ohio
Ava A. Mitchell
Dawson City
Alesss
Joho Mitchell
Whatcom
Washington
Joho G. Mitchell
Mary Bowery
Eft
Liaie Meads
Ancle
Helen Mitchell
Derby Farm
Dublin
Boston
Alaska
Katie Haskell
Hiram Haskell
Benjamin Carter
West Surry
Tom
A Mouth of the River News Snippet
Lara Rollins teaches at North Ellsworth. Waldo French of North Attleboro shot a fine buck last week. A sociable at Schoolhouse No 2 by the Moores raised funds for a reunion. Visitors included Calvin Martin and Hervey Bennett of Hancock and Roxie Preach of Orono. Nov 4. Mrs Sadie McDonald and her daughter Mery of South Brewer visit A B Palterton. Henry Frazier and wife of Winter Harbor visited Chaney Sadler and family.
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Lara Rollins
North Ellsworth
Waldo French
North Attleboro
Mass
Schoolhoys No
Moores
Calvin Martin
Hervey Bennett
Hancock
Roxie Preach
Orono
Sadie McDonald
Mery
South Brewer
A. B. Palterton
Henry Frazier Sod
Winter Harbor
Frasier
Chaney ‘Sadler
Bucksport and Belfast Residents Visited Family Here
Henth Pemonscet and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell spent time in Bucksport with their daughter Mrs. Henry Norris. Johnson Bridges visited Belfast with his daughter Mire while Frank P. Staples and Blanchard Roberts returned from Stonington for a few days with family. Rovert Nichols and Pred Roberts moved their families from Stonington. An institute at Bagaduce ball drew good attendance with ladies serving dinner and supper to benefit the church on Nov. 3.
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Henth Pemonscet
Thomas Mitchell
Bucksport
Henry Norris
Johnson Bridges
Belfast
Mire
Frank P. Staples
Blanchard Roberts
Stonington
Rovert Nichols
Pred Roberts
Roberts
Ston
Farmer’ Institute
Cumax
Ells Orth Falls and Thanksgiving Visits
Mise Mabel Meadocks returns from Bar Harbor for a few weeks while B Jeilivon and Joonboro guests travel aboard the Storm Petawh with waves. Meriden visitors Berry and family come to see Mrs. Berry’s mother Mrs. W. Dunbar spends Thanksgiving with grandchildren Dr. and Mrs. E. Jortes. Mrs. Renamond dies at her home last Thursday. funeral held Saturday with J. P. Simonton officiating. Frasier described as a beloved, excellent woman.
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Mise Mabel Meadocks
Bar Harbor
B. Jeilivon
Joonboro
J. Treworgs
Mire
Berry
Meriden
Como
Mere
Mary J. Dunbar
Benger
E. Jortes
Renamond
L. Presier
Ley
J.P Simonton
Frasier
Abe
Tee
Juniper Cemetery
Eliewors
North Lamaton Mise Susie Austin Home From Bar Hartor
In a terse report, Susie Austin is described as back home from Bar Hartor with fever raging. The text notes a period of rest anticipated for recovery over a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lamaton
Susie Austin
Bar Hartor
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