Local notes and obituaries from Oct 21 in Unity area
Granverr system Fred Erickson is balling a barn. E Spurling travels to Portland on business tomorrow. Several residents, including Mrs Myra G Steele and Mme A Sprague, return or depart for winter arrangements. Lealie Wedge dies of typhoid. Indies' aid society donates 75 to union meeting house debt. John L Hancock builds near meat market. William Newman dies after paralytic shocks. funeral held with Rev. Clarence Emery. Miss Mabel Rich and Miss Thelma Swazey visiting. Capt Howard Mayo sails to Steuben for wood. Greenwood grange to celebrate first anniversary with cake and coffee. Oct 21.
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Granverr
Fred Erickson
E. Spurling
Portland
Ton
John H. Hamer Bays
Steuben
B.C. Sivves
Willis E. Bunker
Charles A. Gilley
Myra G. Steele
Mme A. Sprague
William P. Preble
Boothby
Nellie A. Stanley
Frances A. Spurling
Lealie
Award Wedge
Union Meeting
C. N. Davie
The
Indies’ Aid Society
John L. Hancock
Mr. Johnson
Methodist Church
Union Church
Tollman
Conn
William Newman
Newman
Arthur Newman
Bar Harbor
Lena Newman
Clarence Emery
Fannie Margridge
Thelma Swazey
Howard Mayo
Nipoleon
Northeast Harbor
C. M. Rich
Mount Desert Ferry
George P. Martin
Cora Crabtree
William Kairn
Bangor
John Palmer
Mabel Pomroy
Eastbrook
Banker
W. P. Saunders
Worcester
Mass
Edward True
East Corinth
Mary Taft Sleuman
F. A. Noyes
California
Luella Johnson
Sullivan Highlands
Edwin Doyle
Doyle
Elizabeth Dunbar
Theodore Johnson
Oriana
Beatrice Heath
Bucksport
Bernice Mason N. W. Littlefield
Jones
Myron Turner
F. E. Blaisdell
Washington
Warren Blaisdell
Illinois
Ason
James R. Pickering
Eugene Churchill
Howard
Grand Banks
Mem orial resolutions in Harnor chapter noted
Memorial resolutions from rephthate chapter O. E. 8 mourn Bro. Cyrus H. Larves a charter member who passed away peacefully near Southwest Harbor. Committee on Resolution sends sympathy to the family and records the tribute in the chapter and Ellsworth American. Also notes summer occupants, local visits, lectures, vacations, and town developments through Oct 25 with various residents and events in Harnor Mount Desert Ferry and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harnor
Ngala
Cyrus H. Larves
Lome
Southwest Harbor
Ellsworth Amehican
May Lawrox
Kathe B. Freeman
Hesar Teacr
Committee On
Reso
South Penobscot Notes and Local Happenings
South Penobscot and nearby areas report social visits by Mrs. Mary Smith and others, hometown dances, school activities, theatre by the Gracia Dickens company, and residents returning from travels. The Heron Nests piece describes rare New England colonies and nest-building habits, noting one major site near Sebec Lake with tall bare trees and a two foot wide nest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Sebec Lake
Chicago Chronicle
Matrimonial Bet: Father Delivers Candid Verdict
A young man brings his fiancée to meet his parents and asks his father for opinion. The Scot considers the bride and notes the groom has shown better tame, delivering a wry verdict. The piece, quoted from London Titbits, appears among humorous items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterfamilias
John
London
Agravely comic graveyard caper ends in mock justice
A Baltimore medical student Emslie plots to steal a corpse with John Henry at a rural graveyard. They are interrupted by masked locals led by Colonel Washington. At Justice Tainter's court John Henry is given a mock trial and a shootout with blank cartridges, leaving him chastened and transformed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Emslie
John Henry
Ole Erhom
Emslie
Baltimore
Emilie
Emuslie
Eimslie
Bloodgood
Ephraim
Colonel Washington
Taintor
Blackburn
Eades
Justice Tainter
Man Who Wants the Earth Notion Sparks Taxon Debate
A terse notice outlines a man pressing for a land or earth claim, while the initial critic argues over his taxonomic stance. The fragment hints at a dispute over ownership or classification, with no clear resolution in the readable text.
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Wort Eden
Minses Mead
Millie Ray
Florence Rich
Mabel Rich
Ejay
von Gartner Famiy
Grace Carroll
Brooklin
Eve Mayo
Alice Moore
Camden
Lenny Clark
Boston
George Parker
Davenport
Buffalo
J.T. R. Preeman
Canada
A. E. Farnsworth
Seacoast
Christopher
Capt. Sowle
Edgcombe
Spray
Ellaworth
Leighton Hies
Graves Bros
Miller
W.W. A. Heath
Tremont
L. E. Kimball
Roberts
Asticon
Agne
Lander
Kimball
Enat Sulivan
Mien
Emeline Johnson
Hes
North Deer
Ella May Torrey
Jonathan
Regina Torrey
Oak Point
Aubrey L. Alley
Jennie V. McFarland
Frank Meader
Platauch
Monaghan’s Orchestra
Ellsworth
Ucount
Mee Ren
South Penobscot
Mary Smith
Samuel Conner
Auburn
the Cove Comedy Co
Uncle Rea
Harry Wescott
Arthur Guilford
Frank W. Staples
Banks
E. K. Drew
Drew
Sedgwick
Rufus ‘Trossell
Alice Roberts
Bessie
Lelia
Walter Varnum
Brooksville
Leach Bros
Dark Harbor
Islesboro
South Goutashere
Bertha Urann
Sullivan
Emma Havey
Hancock
J. H. Hammond
Elizabeth Hamilton
Prospect Harbor
W. M. Pettee
Hugh
East Sullivan
H. W. Hooper
Hanna and
Martin
H. W. Sargent
Portsmouth
N. H
T. Hooper
Winter Harbor
Penopacor
William Sellers
John Gray
Orrington
Helen Sellers
Dora Leach
Calvin Davis
Gracia Dickens
Grange Ball
Supa
Buckapers
Martin Ball, Jr
Buckeport
Newport
R. 1
North Siuenitt
Carrie Woodbury
Ernest Meyers
Oaid
Chicago News
M. Gallert
New York
Fred R. Spear
Rosendale
Park Street
Rockland, Maine
New England Telephone
Eastern Telephone
Rukth Falls
Miss Cochrane
State Congregational Missionary Society
West Acton
Mans
Sebago
Maine
Lakewood
Lulu M. Rollins
Rufus H. Young
Jobin
Lynam
Druggiata
le F.” Atwood
Bittore
Eerie Obstradt