Death of Capt. Lllib Young Ends a Sea Captain Life
Capt. Ellis Young of Surry died of pneumonia at his home on Oct 13 at 81. Born in South Surry he began seafaring at 13, captained vessels including the schooner Agnes for two decades, and retired about eighteen years ago due to declining sight. He married Mary Kimball in 1845, a long, devout life with six children, two living, and a hospitable home noted in Ellsworth and other seacoast towns. Funeral Oct 15 at Morgan's Bay cemetery with ministers P.8. Collins and J. D. McGraw officiating, leaving a widow, two living children, five grandchildren, and a brother James Young of Bangor.
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South Sures
Llib Young
Ellis Young
South Surry
Agnes
Coesion
Young
Ellsworth
Mary Kimball
Harry Young
Surry
Edna Hooper
Meliville
N. H
James Young
Bangor
Ellsworth Makkees Wapnaa Day October 21 1901
Local market notes list farming staples and precios for produce. Prices quoted include weights and terms for carrots turnips and onions with various per dozen and per unit figures. Farmers advised to verify expected returns and contract terms with Lagansworth? partners.
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Truta-baga
Turin
Lagansworth
County News From Bar Harbor Record Readers Departures
Miss Helen Smith sails to Buffalo then Boston for a winter stay not returning this season. Capt Bennis family plan a Dorchester move with Rev Saunderson and daughter Ida. Miss Susie Simpson accompanies them. E W Crapo closes Bar Harbor store and moves winter business to Albany. Percy Dunbar and Eaton in town before Albany return. Jobo A Hill and Georgia Lynam visit Cherryfield. David Sawyer and Bertha Robbins in town. Mrs Hodgdon and son spend weeks at Sorrento. W J Harper family and Warren Bartlett head to Annapolis for the winter. Georg Freeman in charge of Harper’s store. Oct 21 Center.
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Fred Pierce
Charles Herrick Place
J.J. McDonnell
West Tremont
Flenny Flys
Borton
Belle Blake
Machiasport
Chester Smith
Victor Friend
Melrose
Mass
Miss Carroll
Southwest Harbor
Lena Larvey
Effie Freethy
Boston
Sarah Hill
Winter Harbor
Harvest Home Society
Helen Smith
Bar Harbor
Buffalo
Capt. Bennis
Dorchester
W. Crapo
Albany
Percy Dunbar
Phillips Eaton
C. A. Stimson
Brown, Durell &O
Jobo A. Hill
Georgia Lynam
Cherryfield
Charles Campbell
David Sawyer
Bertha Robbins
Calais
Frank Hodgdon
Sorrento
W. J. Harper
Warren Bartlett
Annapolis
Georg Freeman
Madelette the Water Elf and the King of Gnomes
A French tale narrates Madelette a water elf daughter who bathes, loses her clothes, and fashions a gown from tree leaves and thorn needles with Virgin Mary aid. She attends Titania’s ball with living jewels, flirtatious serpent accessory, and the king of the gnomes woos her. She is strangled by the serpent as the wedding looms.
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Swan
Titania
Ilke
The
Leafless Trees Warn of Caterpillar Dangers
Leafless trees elicit caution as experts note caterpillar damage strips trees of leaves and vital health. Readers are reminded that denuded boughs weaken growth and reduce resilience, signaling potential long term harm to the stand.
Kittary to Caribou News Capsule Highlights
Maine patent grants include H A Blanchard Portland sewing articles C H Emery Eastport diner J F Rogers Belfast vamp marking machine and a census bulletin on paper and pulp industry where Maine ranks third. A Bangor library attendant Nellie M exec was found dead after disappearing. A deadly explosion at 16 Harlow Street in Bangor killed two women and a man. Eastern Steamship Co plans faster Boston to Maine and New Brunswick service and a large unified dock. The Maine association of colleges and preparatory schools holds its second annual meeting in Augusta October 25 and 26 with all teachers involved.
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H. A. Blanchard
Portland
C. H. Emery
Eastport
J. B. Hammond
Camden
J. F. Rogers
Belfast
United States
Union
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Bangor Public
Kenduckeag Stream
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Bangor
Harlow Street
Elgin Greenleaf
Nathaniel Ladd
Nellie Haney
Mary R. Carrigan
John Barry
Boston
New Brunswick
Eastern Steamship Co
Boston Herald
Maine Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools
State House
Augusta
He Believes in Me Inspires Youth Confidence
A passage extols the power of belief from teachers, parents, or friends to unlock a boy's potential, arguing that feeling trusted can spark lasting motivation and self-worth. The page also includes brief ads for medical remedies.
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