Bar Harbor Liveryman Dies. Sawyer Mooney Wed
Bar Harbor reports the funeral of Z HM Cleaves, long-time Bridge Street liveryman, with Island Lodge and Ellsworth encampment services. Henry Sawyer and Elizabeth Emery Mooney wed at Rev C S Leffingwell’s home. couple to Portland then housekeeping. Musgrave in NY supreme court freed from private asylum after habeas corpus claim. Woodward relatives noted. Special town meeting to set tax collector terms follows heated prior contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harboe Ming
Lillian McFarland
North Hancock
Haddad Bros
Haddad
Washington, D. C
Z HM. Cleaves
Augusta
Steuben
Cleaves
Island Lodge
O. F
Ellsworth
Bar Harbor
Orland
Indy
Mr. Sawyer
Old Town
Frank E. Sterman
American Express Company
Portland
Thomas B. Musgrave
Supreme Court
New York
Sod
Edwin Woodward
Rave
Musgrave
Boston
Fifth Avenue
Murave
Freman
The Best Day I Had on My Least Vacation
A child author Elizabeth Mattox of Bluehill recounts a seaside trip to Bar Harbor with friends. The group travels by buckboard and steamboat, enjoys treats, visits shops, and views warships and sailors. They return home tired but happy, declaring it the best day yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber Harbor
Bar Harbor
Harry Cousins
Mae Curtis
An Phe
Americas
South Bluebill
Bluethe Point
Washington County Gains in Real Estate Valuation
The state assessor’s report shows Washington County leading Maine counties in wealth rise this year. Rail road access plus sardine industry boosts property values, especially near factories, with personal property also increasing. The piece notes earlier belief that waterfront advantages and poverty would limit gains, but the rail line and sardine syndicate changed outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Bangor
Boston
Sardine Syndicate
Harvest Supper Draws Small Crowd in WTA Falls
In WTA Falls a harvest supper in the vestry attracted a modest turnout despite poor weather, raising about $13. Mrs. Victoria Cottle traveled to Vye with her sister to visit relatives and improve health, while Mrs. Alpheus Moore eyes a spring Portland move to live with kin and hopes to return. JA Rodick visited L C Hastings and wife in Mar Harbor that week. Reverend G H Hefflon will fill the pulpit Sunday at Southwest Harbor. Charles Kelsor moved into a new house on the Waltham road. Mrs. Frank Holden of Bar Harbor plans a Boston visit among relatives. Mrs. Moore is remembered for long church work and teaching Sunday school for eighteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manthano Club
John C. Whitney
G. H. Hefflon
Southwest Harbor
JA. Rodick
Mar Harbor
L. C. Hastings
James A. Taylor
Boston
Charles Kelsor
Waltham Road
Frank Holden
Bar Harbor
Alpheus Moore
Portland
Tay
Mra. Moore
Death of Mrs Frances McGown in North Ellsworth
Galen Maddocks and Lyman DeWitt report improvements while Augusta King travels from Bar Harbor for her sister’s illness. A burglary at Rebecca Austin’s home yielded little loss. The death of Sarah F McGown, wife of Dea. Francis McGown, aged about 62, follows eight weeks of illness. She leaves husband, one son Jenness, three sisters, three brothers, and is buried after a Thursday funeral conducted by Rev. J. P. Simonton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roose
Theodore Roosevelt
Galen Maddocks
Lyman DeWitt
Augusta King
Bar Harbor
Mra
Francia McGown
Rebecca Austin
Mra. Austin
Mes
Francis Steadws
Sarah F
Dea
Francis McGown
Mosse
McGown
Union Congreational Church
Siew
Bent
Jenness
Melvin McGown
Robert Hamilton
East Dedham
James MH. McFarland
Helens
Mont
George W. McFarland
Princton
Minn
John H. McFar
Mouth of the River Notes From Oct 15 Victor
LeGrand Dodge moved to Alndover Maps to work while Fred Sadler, previously ill, improves. Mrs. Jane Remick and her son Allie of Bangor visit relatives. Ladies society to meet with Mrs. Carrie Prett Thursday afternoon. Pallerton family attended Hamor reunion at Hulls Cove. Minnie Higgins and family visit Bar Harbor, staying with her mother Mrs. Mark Milliken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeGrand Dodge
Alndover
Fred Sadler
Jane Remick
Allie
Bangor
Sid Society
Carrie Prett
Pallerton
Hamor
Hull's Cove
Minnie Higgins
Bar Harbor
Mark Milliken
Victor
Local youths hold a surprise party at Green Lake
Irving Wilbur is employed by the fish commission at Green Lake to cut wood. Miss Lulu M Rolling visits with Minn Estella Ray from the Mouth of the River. A surprise party for Jennie O Moore was given by young people Saturday evening with games and amusements. All left pleased with the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Wilbur T
The
Fish Commission
Green Lake
Lulu M. Rolling
Minn Estella Ray
Jennie O. Moore
Sunday School and devotionals in the meeting program
A program of two minute superintendent reports and hymn singing outlines the day with readings prayers and a sermon. Special music is noted for the evening session while a rural drug store anecdote touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy through a patient recommendation from Dr Grandin of Ontario New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halliday Bolo
Camberlain
Elieworth
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Adpertis
M. Gallert
Maine
DEPT
Eureka
Main Street
J. P. Eldridge
Harnor
George Savages
Asticon Inn
Eugene Dyer
Central Street
Daniel Manchester
Manchester Point
EB. Sbate
Callahan
Banker
Helen Banker
Rev. L. Bradley
Philadelphia
Chamberlain
Gro. A
J. A. Peckham & Son
Graves Bros
Maud Jones
Lucy Smith
Benny Jones
Marjorie
Joseph T. Mills
Carpenter
Galveston
Texas
Mia
Bert Mills
Goose Rock Light Station
Tomson
Coun
Huckawart
W. A. Remick
Roscoe Hall
James W
Sedgwick
P.M. Friend
Katie
Johnson
South Hancock
Mise Roberts
Brewer
B.C. Smith
Hiram Merchant
Eastbrook
C. B. Pettengill
Daniel Gregory Maxon
Jack
Gxo. A. Pancuen
W. I. Panrerpar
Bluehill
Pion
Elizabeth Mattox
Gton County
Victoria Cottle
John Jordan
NORTH
Lakewood
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Hancock County
Hancock County Sunday School Association
Methodist Church
Revi M Adams
Simonton
Fe Dargent
Receal
Roy E
Sessseese
Metenen
Fannle
Royal
Cunningham
Kieotlon
C Garland
Ikoys
Hanscom
S Halltay
Mor
Kinney
Ib Fronett
L. W. Rumill
George W. Davin
O. Rich
W. Lant
Chester Sprague
Henry Webster
Wil- Henssen
Thelma
Atwood
errTens
Tam
New Hampshire
Lord’s
South Street
OeOe
Edwin M. Moore
Campbell & True Ridg
East End Bridge
Ellsworth, ME
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